Insurance Claims Settled After Henry Fire
A Republican notice details insurance settlements from a Henry fire incident. It lists claimants such as F A Yanochowski Geo Bull Theo Hartwig and John Kraus Sr Jr and explains some goods were saved with only minor damages. An anecdote about Will Rowe and an adjuster adds local color to the proceedings.
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Yanochowski
Geo Bull
Theo Hartwig
David Coan
Frank Coan
John Kraus Sr. Veon
John Kraus Jr
J. Burt
Win Rowe Bo
Warren & McAleer
Geo Daniels
Joseph Hartley
Will Rowe
Rose
Mr Rowe
Legislature Begins Work as Senate and House Name Committees
Springfield reports the Forty second general assembly will start with Senate President Northcott naming committees and Speaker Sherman assigning House chairmen. Redistricting and apportionment loom large, with personnel named for congressional and senatorial panels, plus pending measures on railroad rates telegraph tolls and labor rights.
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Northcott
Senate
Sherman
House
Chapman
Juan
Busse
Namad
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George C. Rankin
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Belihler
Osgood Kopf
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Christian
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Cools
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McCulloch
John W Johnson
Crawford
Brown
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Purduen
Ridgely Wilson
Farrell
F Oj Sullivan
Sermce
Ertirett
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Dunlap
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Gardner
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May
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Payne
Pemberton
Putnam
Riley
Small
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Townsend
Broderick
Davidson
Funderburk Stringer
Huss
Edmunds airs Clayton Bulwer treaty critique in Harper's Weekly
Retired statesman Edmunds presents a paper arguing the Clayton Bulwer treaty was never properly ratified and remains void. He contends the 1850 ratified version lacked senate approval of the amended form, that executive ratification was unconstitutional, and that Britain violated the treaty by expanding in Central America. He urges immediate U S action with Nicaragua and Costa Rica to build a canal, beyond any external obligations. The piece also notes a political discussion on a president term limit and lists State Senate committee assignments and steering selections.
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Tas
Harper's Weekly
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Honduray
Clayton
Secretary
Geat
Britain
Central America
Arthur
United States
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
International F.x p.rattione report on two alien creatures
A fragmented report describes two alien entities named Hatton and Loula observed in a remote area. Details are unclear but the sighting notes potential interactions with a third unknown areafer and mentions F4 Ka. Further verification is needed.
Local Social Notes From Lundy Area
Ed R Hannum of Lacon visited at home last Sunday. Ladies Aid plans a meeting at Mrs L D Burrette’s home. H B Lowden and family visited Lewis Bogner and wife Sunday. Mrs Peter Swartz sick and worse from grip last Friday. Big fire in Henry left four businesses out of place of business. Austin Hannum very ill Sunday and seen by friends. family hopeful for recovery. Daughters Clara Bishop Magnolia and Ella Mead attend at his bedside.
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Austin Hannum
Clara Bishop
Magnolia
Ella Mead
Dessert Question Solved With Quick Jell O
A family debate ends with the suggestion of Jell O as a fast no bake dessert. Prepare in two minutes with hot water, set to cool. Flavors include Lemon Orange Raspberry and Strawberry, sold at grocers for 10cts.
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Mog
James Quinn
Quinn
Monry
Shirp
Falloway
Statun Tholtke
de Moltke
Byert
Anold
Barbara Quinn
Wood
Younger Men Lead State Affairs, Says Streator Press
The Streator press argues that younger men are increasingly central in state governance. It notes the governor, senatorial contenders, and leaders show a pattern of youth in top roles, driven by perceived energy, ambition, and potential to build lasting careers.
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Minois
E-Pharis
Fen
Streator Ree Press
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