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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1882
Page
2
A fragmented puzzle section lists decapitation wordplay clues, names like Katy Numerial and Zip, and hints of a puzzle column with responses. It references local figures such as James Fogg and Chillicothe while inviting readers to submit solutions and participate in future installments.
Abstract of Probate Court business from Judge Fort includes inventories and filings for estates of Aug Valer, Geo T Bell, Lucretia Boys, Jacob Bowmen, Alvin Cudworth, August Valor, Samuel Boys, and others. Real estate transfers recorded and final settlements planned. marriages and deaths noted. significant guardianship deeds and appraisals listed with dates in January.
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SENEX Madison Wis January 2 1892 recounts Alexander Stephens Georgias notable jurist and political figure. It notes his early education in Athens and law career after leaving the ministry. The piece praises his integrity support of temperance colonization and charity while detailing his civil war role and postwar Congress tenure. It recalls personal hospitality received and mentions his later health and rumored Washington hotel habits.
Obituary notices recount Mrs Souhle J Stephens death after a prolonged illness and describe her as a home woman loved by neighbors. The piece notes her join with her husband and family in sorrow and gives affectionate details of her character and the church service held at the local church.
The Courier of Tlemcen reports workers blasted a rock near the cascades uncovering a submerged cave. They built a raft and candles to explore a water filled underground lake three kilometers long and two wide with stalactites and stalagmites forming arches. They found fish alive in the lake.
The Czar allows exiles in Siberia to pursue different occupations under local supervision to reduce crime and economic strain, while political exiles retain restriction. Prison costs were estimated at fifty million roubles for additional blocks, delaying full reform.
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