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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1901

Page

4

Varna News Reflects Local Life and Sports

The Varna page reports a Varna Washburn high school basketball game result 16 to 16 in Varna s favor and notes local callers and visitors from Magnolia Perry and Low Point. It highlights community events including Children s Day at M E church band concert and a school teacher assignment near Sparland Chillicothe.

Varna Oghaes Magnolia Mre Mra Harris Silday Malehsin J. W. Reed Peoria John Scott Low Point Perry Rogers John O. Kidd Maron Mccomers Dave Stateler Stetiona G. McCulloch Cueste S. W. McCulloch Bunday Glens Younger Chicago J. A. DeVault Lou Rose Catherine Hunts Rene and Maude Lacon Mary Inwee M. KE Robt Haines III Oak Hill D. H. Justice Jaines Varia Mies Mabel Ricketts Sparland Chillicothe Henachwine Lake Ehe

Matrimonial Ceremony at 4561 West Morgan Street

A June wedding took place last evening at 4561 West Morgan Street uniting Miss Erene Blanchard and Charles Maxwell Copper. The ceremony was by Dr Winchester of the Church of the Ascension with close relatives present. The décor featured ferie and sweet peas while the bride wore white organdie and Valenciennes lace. After a reception from 8 to 10, the couple left for a trip east and will reside at 4561 West Morgan Street upon returning after August 1.

Lopesaria C. F. Hatfield Avas Wil West Morgan Street St Louis Kilne Itvis Etty Etty

W. R. C. Ladies Trip to Lacon For Meeting

Twelve ladies of the W. R. C. hired a four-horse team to travel to Lacon last Thursday for a corps meeting. They arrived on time despite heat and were cordialy welcomed. After speeches by leaders from Henry corps and Chillcothe delegates, a supper at Mrs Feazel’s followed, with sociability and a fond return ride.

Lacon Rolley Bush Lacon Corps Henry Corps Chillcothe Potts Lacon Post Ells Lacon and Feazel

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Readable text is insufficient to identify persons places or events. the fragment appears damaged with stray punctuation and nonsensical phrasing, preventing a reliable summary or factual headline.

Beacons of Liberty Unfold Across the Globe

The speaker reflects on Independence Hall’s Fourth of July legacy and the United States role in world affairs. He praises the republic’s influence, the reach of the Star Spangled Banner, and the nation’s balance of peace with readiness to act when humanitarian interests demand. He notes the army’s size and America's commitment to liberty and protection for all under the flag.

Independence Hall People of Freedom International Board United States Cnuts Unterberry Republic Atlantic

City Council Proceedings July 1 1901

Regular meeting of City Council held in city hall on July 1 1901 with Mayor Humphrey and Aldermen present. Bills for street work bridge lumber engine and city hall plus miscellaneous items listed. motions approved to read and pay each item. Treasurer's report shows balance on hand 1991 29 with receipts and payments detailed and filed.

City Hall Humphrey Creen Yaeger Broaddus Camp Doelzer Hunter Albert Dorff Tern Jake Glatz Champson l A. Glatz Gunningham Payton Hartsock B. Yaeger H. Rolley Henry Electric Co.ughts Chas Motter W. Engleston Green LA. G. Humphrey Ered‘s Scifaefer City Bierk

Scholarships in Agriculture University of Illinois Offer One Free Tuition

The Board of Trustees offers one scholarship in the College of Agriculture free of tuition to each county in the state. Applicants must be at least 16 years old, and file with Ralph O Allen, Director for the 1th Congressional District, by August 5, 1901. Applications require the county Farmers Institute president or secretary’s signature. For details write to Ralph Allen, Delavan, Illinois.

Board of ‘Trustees University of Illinois College of Agriculture Op’ Yomun Mayabfil Ralph Allen Delavan Ill County Farmers” Institute Ralph O Allen Iil Hinds Farmera’ Institute Ith

Gilpin Painting Mixup Sparks Local Newspaper Grumble

A Henries item misidentified A L Gilpin as painting Ed Heath’s house on Edwawaura street. The correction notes the painter is Owen Allen and criticizes The Times and The Republican for unreliable reporting. The reader laments careless editing and urges personal verification before publishing.

The Henrines A. L. Gilpin Ed Heath Upper Edwaura Street Owen Allen Gilpin Times Henry Times Republican Mines the Times Ag Fastae

Poisoning by ice cream stories emerge in coverage

Early reports note ice cream poisoning cases are being chronicled by sources with steady readership. The phrase suggests sensationalized attention from media and the public amid concern over toxic incidents.

Card of Thanks to the Editors of Henry Renubikin

A family expresses heartfelt gratitude for the sympathy, words, and deeds shown during their recent affliction. They acknowledge neighborly kindness from friends and strangers, pray for others to be spared similar troubles, and close with thanks from Mr and Mrs Wormaswett Bradford dated July 1.

Henry Renubikin Mr and Mars the Wormaswett Bradford Tye

Died While Praying at St Mary’s Catholic Church

Mare Christina Schlosser died at 2 p.m. while praying in St Mary’s Catholic Church. Born in Prussia in 1826, she immigrated in 1859 and married John Schlosser, leaving five children and a son living in Hopewell Township. Her funeral was held Tuesday at St Mary’s with Fr Zumbuehl officiating.

Mare Christina Schlosbich St . Catholic Good Lady Zumbuehl Schleseer Prussia Lony Arried John Schloseer Peru Wimer Jobry Willams Lena Hopewell Township Peter Colorado Frm Honewell Towneh Sever St Mary’s Catholic Fx’ Zumbuehl Henry Waterott Sr August Geichter Wm Jacobs Wm Newbirn E. Hofer Andrew Stoetzer

Dear Mother and Memorials Edge Of River Accident Report

Obituary and memorial note for Martha J Thompson from family of Clara HayLine thanking relatives and church for burial. Brief local report describes Captain Dixon of the Speed replying after an accident near Mossville on the City of North, and crew assisting passengers. Also notes Illinois River Valley invited to 12th Trans Miss Commercial Congress in Cripple Creek July 16 to 20.

Dixon Str Eorth Monsville Peoria Oak Leaf Royal Mossville Henry Osborn Gloria Weed Illinois River Valley Cripple Creek Colo The Confess Haad Illinois River Valley Association Illinois trans-Mississippi

Frayed OCR Item Hints at Local Notice Lost in Transit

Fragmentary text suggests a damaged newspaper fragment about a local notice or item. The readable bits mention a place or person names in unclear form and a sale or action. Details are too garbled to confirm dates or entities.

Nearly Fatal Well Accident At Frisby Place

Charles Green of Russ Bros was injured fitting a pump when struck on the head by a brick in a deep well at Frisby place four miles NW of town. He suffered a severe skull fracture and was rushed home for urgent surgery to relieve brain pressure. doctors report hopeful prospects for recovery.

Charles Green Russ Bros Frisby Place Charley School Street Forrest Green

Colds and cough remedies plus revenue report at Peoria

An article extols Green's Gentle Hint cough syrup and Boschee's German Syrup with claims of preventing illness and saving medical costs. It also notes A J Dougherty's year end internal revenue report for the Fifth district, highlighting Peoria spirits tax receipts and total sunshine for 1599 and 1900. A promotional claim for Bromo Quinine Tablets promises relief in one day with no cure, no pay.

Boschee Dr Powell A. J. Dougherty Internal Revenue Peoria Internal Revenue Bureau Secretary of the Treasury

Delegates chosen for Tazewell county Judicial Convention

Republicans of Tazewell county select delegates for the Peoria Judicial Convention on July 9 1901 naming Ben M Fox George H Small John Bettelberger E F Suelly L Stamm C A Wellman A H Huple Clark Wallmere John Buckley Geo Landis W H Bowers Harry Squires Frank L Velde EH Abrahame Phil Nichols W R Conner Charlies Schaf fer William Fair with alternates including J M Hart C O Brien George Scott R J Rnailsback George Vaupel George Higle DJ Chaffeer J u Waltmeir DB McLean JW Croft Wiliam Cruikshank J T Owens J E Stout H H Cole L Jalberteen Henry Clay William Kelly William Kumpf Judge Rider offers a resolution endorsing Franklin Velde to fill the unexpired term of Judge Thomas M Shaw and authorizing delegates to present his name at the Peoria convention.

Tazewell County Peoria Ben M Fox George H Small John Bettelberger E F Suelly L Stamm C A Wellman A H Huple Clark Wallmere John Buckley Geo Landis W H Bowers Harry Squires Frank L Velde EH Abrahame Phil Nichols W R Conner Charlies Schaffer William Fair J M Hart C O Brien George Scott R J Rnailsback George Vaupel George Higle DJ Chaffeer J” U Waltmeir DB McLean JW Croft Wiliam Cruikshank J .T. Owens J E Stout H H Cole L J'alberteen Henry Clay William Kelly William Kumpf Judge Rider Franklin Velde Thomas M Shaw

Book review on The Children of the Nations by Poultney Bigelow

The passage discusses surrenders to U S forces in the Philippines signaling early end to hostilities. It notes Bigelow's analysis of how other nations have handled their colonies under similar circumstances and calls the book appropriate and important.

United States Philippines Children of the Nations McGlure

Allen's Foot-Ease Promises Quick Foot Relief

Shake Into Your Shoes Allen's Foot-Ease powder claims to cure painful feet and ingrown nails by soothing stings from corns and bunions. It advertises comfort for sweaty calloused or hot tired feet and offers a mail order trial at 25 cents.

Allen Pbs Allen 8 Olmved Ge Roy N. Y

Cheap Excursion and Picnic Train Run Announcement

In July 10 the Three F will operate a special excursion from Mo Mmepee to Fulton and back. Fare from all stations west of Streator to Ladd inclusively is 1 dollar with children at 50 cents. See hand bills and consult agents for full particulars.

Three-F MoMmepee Fulton Streator Ladd

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