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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1912

Page

7

Economic notes and a new Bradley Institute shop school opening

A column surveys currency reforms and bank deposits in Europe and the United States. It then describes an upcoming Bradley Institute Vocational School opening Sept 18 in Peoria with four training tracks including carpentry machinists draftsmen and a winter mechanics course for farmers. The facility uses renovated Bartholomew factory buildings providing 48 400 square feet of shop space and real factory like conditions. Ambitious boys are invited to apply for the illustrated circular detailing courses.

Sweden England France Italy United States Harrison Bradley Institute Peoria Bartholomew Company

Henry's Questioned Cures Highlight Kidney Pills Claim

Local reader Henry questions stranger testimonials and presents John Tumney of Third Street Henry who says Dean's Kidney Pills from LeGraves Drug Store benefited him. He reports relief from back pain kidney irregularity and difficulty stooping after using the pills available through Foster Milburn & Co Buffalo.

Henry John Tumney Third Street Hen‘ry Tlk Dean le Graves Dean’s Foster Milburn Buffalo United

Linn murder case anew before Cook County judge

Details of the Linn murder case progress as William J. Linn challenges his 1901 guilty plea and 24 year sentence. Louis Greenburg seeks habeas corpus. Judge Kersten will decide after a full review, with possible release if Shaw’s proceedings were void. Case contrasts paroled freedom against return to penitentiary.

Jacobs Lind Linn William Pardo Louis Greenburg Kenngten Atorneys Kersten Shaw Motter Chicago Kernsten Supreme Court Cook County William J. Linn Shafer la Prairie Township Lawn Ridge

Political commentary rounds up quotes from several papers

Keokuk Democrat notes Bryan lectures fetch $500 per visit during rest periods. Peoria Journal notes farmers smile as conventions proceed. Bloomington Pantagraph calls for stand-up debate on principles and party reform. Galesburg Republic patent critique urges clear platform before American public. Quincy Herald references Roosevelt platform accusation by third parties. PAWL! cites a farmer praising Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a long trusted family remedy.

Keokuk Democrat Bryan Peoria Journal Bloomington Galesburg Republica Party Quincy Dale Roosevelt Liberals Party of England

Passing of Thomas Ellis in Marshall County

Thomas Ellis born September 16, 1820 in Sangamon County grew up near Canton before moving to Lacon in 1858 after sheriff service. He served in the 11th Illinois Infantry and held roles as enrolling officer and captain in the Lacon Blues. He died August 31, 1912 near Melvin, buried in Lacon cemetery, survived by seven grandchildren.

Marshall William J. Fort Lacon Army of the Tennessee Grant Heihad Fort Emily Stevens Phineas Mlinois Iowa Ilinois Marshalltown Supreme Court Congregational Church John F. Fort Bismarck N. C Mas. G. L. Fort Minneapolis Charles T. Fort Springfield Josie KF. Swet Hiawa Thomas Ellis Sangamon County Finals Isaac Mills Sullivan Canton J. D. Carroll Sarah D Edward Green Charles B Ellis Rush Woo Whitefield Marshall County U. S. Army 11Th Rege. I. Volunteers Infantry Richard Yates Lacon Blues U. S Illinois Thayer Bros Melvin C. Carroll iPhomas-Ellis WighAnd Saeg Tralia

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