Republican Judicial Convention Called for March 4
The Republican Judicial Committee of the Tenth Circuit Illinois met at the National hotel Peoria and called a convention in the Assembly room City Hall Peoria on March 4 at 1 pm to nominate three circuit judges. Representation is one delegate per 100 votes in 1900 with delegates from Marshall Peoria Putnam and Stark. Names discussed include Judge Winslow Evans, J E Frankinstate, and candidates Ellwood Lovett George Rider and Judge Puterbaugh.
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Divorce Debates Stir Iowa Writer and Chicago Reply
A Webster City Iowa woman thanks editor for a Divorce piece. Rev Fr Zumbuehl replies, arguing divorce is settled by God and church teaching, urging women to consider marriage duties and the sacred sacrament before seeking emancipation.
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Marriage and Divorce Debate Letters From The Era
City readers exchange views on marriage duty and divorce with religious and legal arguments. Hulda L. Potter Loomis defends traditional church authority while endorsing divorce as a social remedy amid calls for female emancipation and ecclesiastical reform.
James William Ray obituary and funeral notice
James William Ray born September 11 1884 in Shepherdstown West Virginia died February 11 1908 after living in Hennepin Illinois since 1858 with a year in Amboy Illinois He married Joanna Holland in 1861 nine children seven surviving his last hours He joined his wife in the afterlife after forty one years of marriage The piece also notes Gottlob Donath funeral and details of pallbearers and respect in Chillicothe
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Lincoln family to stay near Phenix for health reasons
A letter from L. M. Lincoln notes they obtained furnished rooms in Phenix and enjoy daily horseback rides with his daughter and Leigh exploring new surroundings. If plans hold, Lincoln will return home for business while the family stays, and later move to Bone One as designated.
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Henry
Unity in Christ and local civic notes from Peoria period
A Henry Republican reader Letter to the editor discusses church unity amid denominational differences and criticizes secular press for demanding unity. It argues essentials are shared, non essentials differ by methods, and urges varied church practices. It also reports on Judge Curran’s dam bill, Henry dam debates, wedding mementos at a depot, local ads, and residents visiting the National Soldiers Home.
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Oklahoma
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Baker University enrolls 900 marking record year
Baker University in Kansas celebrates a 900 student enrollment the largest in its history. President Murry grants a holiday in honor of the milestone reflecting students from 89 Kansas counties 18 states and five countries including Old Mexico Porto Rico Japan and India. Miss Hisse W. Rupp of Winfield Kansas studies at the college.
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Whitefield Corners
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South Kansas College
Néady Forfeits His Life Bucklens Arnica Salve Ad
A runaway almost ending fatally began a horrible leg ulcer on J B Orner of Franklin Grove Illinois. Four years the ailment resisted doctors and remedies. Bucklens Arnica Salve cured him with no trouble. Also good for burns brakes skin eruptions and piles 25c at Powells drug store.
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Market Report From Chicago and Liverpool Trade Hubs
Furnished by Geo H. Doty, manager of E. H. Prince in Chicago, reports hogs up 6 to 10 cents with over 18 000 head, receipts 25 000. cattle steady with 9 000 receipts. sheep strong with 12 000 receipts. Liverpool and London opening prices show wheat and corn lower, U.S. rail and electric rail quotes mixed, May wheat at 77, July 78, May corn around 45 to 3b.
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Mrs Austin's Buckwheat Pleases the Whole Family
A buckwheat recipe from Mrs Austin pleases all ages from baby to grandfather. It is described as healthy and hearty for breakfast, satisfying the whole family.
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