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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1895
Page
3
The Republican movement highlights Henry Hopkins as a leading governor candidate. Reports from Riverside and Putnam discuss Grange members and district affairs. The State Convention notes praise Sunday school improvements, with Rev Reynolds and others stressing practical lessons for officers.
A county committee meets at the Lecon courthouse to select a uniform reading and study list for Marshall county schools. The proposal favors New Normal Readers and several primaries from Werner Co and others, with publishers’ shares shown. criticism targets A B Co for failing to provide samples.
Arthur John True aged 17 died at Whitefield Corners Bureau county Illinois on June 19 1895 after a diabetes illness first noticed in November. He was the oldest son of Wim M True and Susan True with four siblings five children total. Funeral held at M E church Corners with Rev Vincent Aten. Also lists real estate transfers and local notices including railway accident injuries in New Bedford and a Kansas City shaving law change.
A. L. Armstrong of Clinton declares Ballard's Horehound Syrup outsells all other cough medicines. He says it is the perfect remedy for coughs colds consumption and throat and lung diseases. It is a specific for croup and whooping cough and relieves a cough in one minute. Sold at Dr Powell's.
Missouri state central committee chairman C. C. Mamitt reports to county chairs that the committee voted 10 to 5 against calling a state convention to declare support for free silver at 16 to 1. The motion warned such a single issue pledge could fracture party unity and contravene tradition by predeclaring principles for candidates.
The Ameri can barkentine Priscilla under Capt Klages reached Baltimore from Rio and Santos after a 44 day voyage with 14254 bags of coffee. On leaving Santos in May yellow fever raged widely with harrowing city harbor scenes and many deaths.
An assassination attempt involving dynamite under a Hazelton home endangered Matteo Gerod’s family after he discharged workers. Fire destroyed three buildings. Peter Pascallo arrested on a Gerod-issued warrant.
Lincoln Neb June 26 The Supreme Court in a case against the Chicago Burlington and Quincy has handed down a decision holding that when brakemen are injured by the carelessness of another brakeman they are fellow servants and the company is not liable. Quickest Prize Fight on Record Lowell Mass June 26 Dick OBrien the Lewiston Me pugilist put out Jack McDonough of St Paul in ten seconds last night McDonough did not have time to strike a blow.
An assortment of pattern suits offered at reduced prices. Several lots show price cuts from dollars to a few cents, with various levels of discount and final sale figures noted.
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