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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1900
Page
4
The Kansas City Journal recalls that Great Britain never fared well against republics. The note discusses large US wealth and commerce, stating a two billion dollar economy with foreign trade totaling over five billion and currency in circulation above two billion dollars.
President MelKinley backs a vhen-Philppine mission to Loftelwil lana with firm confidence. The new Mai GIN, passed by the senate, declares gold as standard but leaves the greenback in circulation. It also provides for fractional currency, national bank notes, and refunding bonds.
Mr Arthur Sewall stated that Mr McKinley would be renominated and selected, signaling his view of the political situation. The remark reflects Sewall’s expectations amid ongoing discussions on the presidential ticket.
The Peoria Daily endorses Hameonor Winslow Evans of Peoria as a candidate for the State Supreme Bench. Evans is described as a high standing lawyer with a promising and eminent future and would make a fitting candidate.
Marshall county delegates back Congressman Reeves and Governor bid. The state convention is led by Senator HR. B. Fort. A reported deal links Livingston county support for Fort to Marshall county backing Reeves for governor in a Republican county alliance.
The United States develops as a workshop for the world while idle workers reach a new low. The nation enjoys high prosperity and Republican policy is poised to win hundreds of thousands of votes in the 1900 election.
A.C. Bentley of Pittsfeld Mines is elected president and Joe Page of Jareyville is re elected secretary. Editor David of Carlinville Democrat becomes treasurer. The group will meet twice yearly one winter for business and one summer for recreation.
Judge Taft held the Kentucky electoral contest beyond federal jurisdiction. He declined to intervene and urged Kentucky courts to decide the case, while criticizing the conditions that produced the current situation.
The Galesburg Mail argues that pistol carrying fuels murders and warns that laws against it are ignored. It urges self defense training and cautions that many victims suffer from arming themselves, noting the growing danger of loaded pistols in pockets.
A Lacon Journal article reprints an exchange between the Marshall County Democrat and The Republican over the county jail’s sanitary state. The piece argues the jail is unfit, contends Henry would benefit from a new courthouse, and defends county treasury concerns against Lacon driven motives.
A vintage advertising fragment offers one hundred dollars for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It touts internal use, blood and mucous surface action, lists Cheney Co and West & Trumbax Toledo wholesalers, and promotes F. J. Cheney as a trusted partner.
A poem titled The Battle of Dundee recounts the South African War engagement at Dundee as seen through Irish eyes. It blends humor and history, naming numerous Irish names and depicting Irish fighters taking part against Dutch forces with lighthearted tribute.
The writer defends a prior letter to Dr G W Dennis of Riverside after his criticisms. He recalls visiting Riverside, references a railroad wreck and an earthquake, defends remarks on winds and a sand storm, and invites Dennis to visit for a cordial meeting. The tone is combative yet conciliatory, centering on local events and perceptions.
Dr Sulkham explains sipping cold water slowly enhances circulation and bile secretion. A pint taken as a slow sip raises pulse and improves flow more than a quick draught or wine. Sipping can curb alcohol craving. Hamilton Times notes this as a health tip.
The Balm does not irritate or change sneezing. Sold by druggists at 50ers, or mailed by Ely Brothers, 56 Warren Street, New York.
Mary D L Hilderiant dies Henry III. Feb 17. The paper continues value offer for Henry Republiea- Weekly Inter Ocean and Farm Joy nal in combination for $2.00. Reads as excellent reading for little money.
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