Republican Prohibition Debate Amid New York Club Session
A long exchange outlines Republican stance on constitutional prohibition, noting Maine law support by Republicans, party unity issues, and a New York Republican club gathering with 1000 delegates where most opposed next-year submission. Also discusses third-party prospects and potential federal action via a proposed constitutional amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B
Henry Republican
Vermont
Republican Party
Maine
Republican Club
New York
Republian
United States
Congress
Luther
U. S
Palmer
Michigan
Sentimenepublican
Iowa
Kansas
Democratic Party
Nebraska
Kangas
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Obituary and local notices from the Chicago Journal era
Obituary details Mrs Sarah Clarkson died at Magnolia Illinois after a long life of piety and charity. Born in Kentucky in 1814, she lived in Magnolia with her family, survived by daughter Lucy Clarkson, and honored by longtime M E church membership. The text also includes publisher notices, notary names, and village news about local people and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Clarkson
Magnolia
Ill
Kentucky
Wm. Clark
Bourbon County
Thomas Alexander
Illinois
Dias
Mre
Mary Beem
Wellington Clarkson
Lucy A. Clarkson
Georgia
Mre Clarkson
M. E. Church
Charity
Bridge Treasurer's Statement for 1887 Examination
The finance committee of the Henry City Bridge Co certifies the account of J I Jones treasurer for 1887 is correct. They report cash on hand totaling 585 44 and total receipts of 7819 80 with detailed items listed including city bond interest and monthly receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OG. R. Jones
J. N. Krenz
G. PY. Paskell
Hutchins
W Ta Duke
J. F. Leavitt
E. T. Disesway
C. A. Camp
L P. Bush
Dec
E. T. Discaway
Acc’t
Fran Bush
A. Kling
Ir R. Paskell
Elias Herr
G. Schiffuan
Kon Culy
Beitz
T. Noll
M. Harney
Baloweg
BOMC
J. Cuan
City Trens
Rascal
O. R. Jones
E. T. Disosway
J WM. Jones
Henry
Ge Beidge-Gompeny
Geo Nicholson & Co
Eace Encrnnancosenneetens Teessereen
Henry City Bridge Co
J. I. Jones
Geo. Burt, Jr
Hunter
Fumbor
Olland Thug
Kopatring Bridge
von Mader
Pasa Maceanaaee
Ces Dularty
Pee Seenesserssees
Rences Steko
Dr Jones' Red Glover Tonic Promises Nerve Restoration
The advertisement claims Dr Jones' Red Glover Tonic is a nerve food that restores nerve force lost by illness or over mental work and substance use. It asserts a gentle action freeing restraint from the secretive gland, curing stomach and liver diseases, with genuine tonic sold by Dr Powell at 50 cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr Jones
Red_Glover
Powell
Marriages in California and Ottawa Congregational Parsonage
The notice records two marriage events. In California George Pace and Emily, daughter of Royal Ulassted of San Francisco, wed on December 27 at the bride’s home with Joseph Holmes and Fannie Veeder in attendance. In Ottawa, George L. Mervitt and Fannie E. Fee were married December 28 at the Congregational parsonage by Rev Warren.
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Benryn
Republican
T. C. Winn
George
Kansas City
Dakota
Was
Minneapolis
Sam
Winn
Kansans City
J. D. VanOatrand
Hayes County
Mra van Ostrand
Griggs
James G. Corbon
San Diego
Cal
Nancy H. Coan
Pomona
Marshall County
Western States
D. P. Smith
Chillicothe
Warrdm
J.T. T
Chicago Journal
West
Laborera
F S Potter
E. J Riely
E T. Disosway
R. H Waterfall
P. W. Wikoff
John Barnard
John Stapp
California
Isinols
Lad Boy
Warner
Frank I Fogworth
Mra
Alice
Richmond) Illingworth
England
Elmer Hoyts
Oma
Merritt
Lewis Snyder
E. H. Huxewins
Dunlap
Peoria County
A. m
Chas.hh
Flora M. Towle
Sara
William Clarkson
Mendota
Jad
Peter Napp
Peter Maubach
Hopewell Townhip
Ime
John Carver
Marshall
Llinoia
Lacon
A. D
John C. Townsend
Mnilea
Sparland
Thompson
John Duncan
Steuben ‘Township
Marshall Co
Towlt
James Aukland
C. Tanquary
Dakota—Bellews Pillsbury Flour
Robert Clark & Son
Putnam
Wigand & Tommes
Omceatold
McNeal’e Carriage Factory
Whitefield
Thompson's
J. D. Stubbies
Batuay Wallace
Wenry Township
Nicholson & Bruce
A. Worley
Emoty
Heh
Henry, Illinois
Newmarkets
Hutchins & Moodey
Boston Clothing Store
Hutchins & Lincoln
Henry, Ill
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