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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1890

Page

2

The Henry Republican on Glass Duty and Race Policy

A long note critiques tariff duties on glass and discusses racial policy debates. It argues plate glass costs differ for rich and poor, links duties to class, and cites local firms and Odd Fellows. It also analyzes the race question, immigration, and potential emigration of Black workers, proposing a cotton land settlement in the lower Mississippi valley.

Times T. W. Stoner Granger Stoner Tioner Kroner The Odd Fellows J. E. Jones & Bona E. H. Hutchins J.B Gates Henry Yaeger Henry

Policy proposals on race migration and settlement

The passage argues that improving race relations lies in encouraging African Americans to migrate to suitable districts where they can own homes and gain voting influence, rather than provoking intraracial and interracial strife. It references granting protection and suggests migration could outcompete northern displacement and aligns with historic views on moving Afro Americans southward and toward opportunities in designated regions.

Sunanee River Indian Territory East India Islands General Grant Fred Douglas Equatorial

Correspondence on temperance politics and Rocky Mountain travel

The writer rebukes a Republican ally over temperance alliances and tariff education, critiques G O P policies, and notes shifts in Iowa politics. He then describes a westward journey past First View and Pike's Peak, with observations on Hugo, Kit Carson, irrigation efforts, and expected Denver travel.

Sandown Pike's Peak Hugo Denver Kansas Colorado Prairie Kit Carson Bablcante la Grippe A. J. Dennis

Republican league convention to be held in Bpringfield

The Republican leagues of the state meet in convention at Springfield February 25 to discuss important matters. All organized clubs are limited to three delegates each. Delegates expected are asked to report to D W Patternon, secretary, Springfield. A rumor states another steamboat will run on the Illinois River this season from Bonnepin to Peoria, claiming speeds up to 18 miles per hour including stoppages.

Omaha Republican Ingall Aress Republican Party South Cleveland Florida Georgia Alabama Ife Republican Leagues of Bpringfeld Oer Tod. W. Patternon Illinois River Bonnepin Pusu John Birch David Birch Marshall County JM Postoffice Henry Illinois Thompson's Saratoga Townahip W. Whitney

First View of Pike's Peak From Huao Colorado

Report from Huao Colorado dated January 18 describes the first sighting of Pike's Peak. The writer notes the mountain is still 63 miles distant and offers initial impressions of the landscape and the surrounding country.

Pike's Peak The Republican Huao Colo

Explanations to L Correspondence of The Republican

An excerpt from The Republican letters defends Bilas Locke and his character while recounting fishing trips on Senachwine lake. The writer notes friend Mathew Hoyt’s playful lines and recalls Locke visiting the locality, meeting his future wife, and sharing gospel moments with the author and his mother. The piece also praises a new McDonough home by Niblock on a fashionable corner, lauding builder Niblock and painter Ruggles and wishing the couple well.

Republican Putnam Ill Bilas Locke Silaa Losko Mathew Hoyt Mr Locke Senachwine Thomas Morgan Lake Senach Locke Puskell House Mm. O.M Wm Niblock David Mc, Donough Niblock H. W Jones Mra McDonough M. E. Church

New York Correspondent Rails at Theatre and Society Trends

From Our Own Correspondent in New York Jan 25 reports on Mansfield and Harrison theatrical critiques, noting Dr. Jekyll and Mr Hyde misinterpretation and praise for O'Conner. It surveys the era’s actors, the rise of women journalists and club life, university women, and a new church hymnbook inviting heartfelt worship.

New York Republican Mansfield Richard Dr. Jekyll Mr Hyde Henry Tryingyechoo O'Conner Manafield Henry Irving Macbeth Hamlet Edwin Booth Booth Salvini Iago Henry Republican Woman's University Club Men's University New York Belles Berkley Athletic Club Ralph Waldo Emerson John L. Sullivan Emerson Boston

Dr Maines Golden Specific touted as universal cure

An advertisement claims Dr Maines Golden Specific can cure drunkenness by adding to coffee without the drinker’s knowledge. It promises no harmful effects and guarantees cures, with circulars available from the Golden Specific Co. in Cincinnati. Mrs John Roberts is traveling from Iowa to Santa Ana, California.

Powell’s Drug Store Maines Race St. Cincinnati, C Mra John Roberts Towa Santa Ana California

Revival Meeting Invites Parishioners to Attend

The Revival Meeting at the Methodist church runs each evening except Saturday from 6 to 4 o clock in the afternoon. The pastor U W Ayxarva urges unsaved and Christians alike to attend and seek the blessing offered, urging readers to come and be part of the outreach.

Methodiat Uting Toye Christ U. W. Ayxarva Paator

Ellen Ditman Obituary in Manxouth Illinois

Ellen Ditman born August 26 1842 died January 12 1800 joined the M E B church March 25 1885 under F W Merrill minister. She suffered years yet kept by divine power. Friends gathered to pay tribute to one they loved. Slater Ditman offered for the church. Pastor J T Briss notes her death is her gain.

Manxouth Ellen Ditman M.eb F. W. Merrill Sister Ditman Slater Ditman J. T. Briss

Born in City as Vogelban and Van Welvedy Welcomed

Birth notices report two newborns in the city. Frank Vogelbán Ape Spertand welcomed January 26 with Floyd Van as a second birth recorded in local records.

Frank Vogelban Ape Spertand Floyd van

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