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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1900
Page
4
The notice lists subscription prices for The Republican, showing one year in advance 1.60, six months 0.80, and ten months 1.00 with office and editors’ residence phone numbers. It dated July 12, 1900, and includes office details.
A fragmented ticket list shows William McKinney for president with Theodore Rocer as vice president and CarrIe Alexander and Llard Alexander for secretary and treasurer. Names like Graff, Cadwaltadel, and Jo Jones appear as state officials and trustees.
Announcement lists Joaneoa¢a as Republican renomination candidate for Circuit Clerk pending county convention decision. Public debt reduced by 14 897 553 in June. Bureau county Republicans nominate county officers on August 8. The hired girl reads of powers’ struggles to break up him.
The article notes the GOP's historic convention marking unanimous nominations for the first time in its history. It highlights the ceremonial singularity and the party’s cohesion in selecting its nominees.
G. FE. McTaggart of Princeton was fined $10 and costs for over driving, Humane Society agent the complainant. This marked the second such offense fined within two weeks in that city.
Congressman Hopkins believes McKinley and Roosevelt will win by about 160000 in TN Als. He says Lincoln and Grant era strength could propel the Republican ticket in a presidential year.
The passage argues that McKinley is a respected citizen and officer while lacking enthusiasm on his own. It states Roosevelt supplies the necessary campaign enthusiasm and energy to energize the Republican bid.
The Republican convention adopts goals for the first McKinley term: reviving American shipping and building Nicaragua’s canal. The Morris papers say Glatz pitched well for the Reds and Ottawa criticizes his departure, predicting a hostile crowd when Morris faces Ottawa.
Drouth harms the northwest wheat crop with an estimated 86,000,000 bushels, far below last year's 140,000,000. Barley output also drops to 286,000,000 bushels from 80,000, and Illinois gains about 5,000,000 bushels. Kansas and Oklahoma look to yield well. Nebraska be damaged. The piece shifts to a political reflection on U S obligations in new territories post Spanish American War, stressing order, opportunity, and protection of rights while arguing for continued governance to prevent anarchy.
Dr Zeller describes visits to mission cemetery gates and royal mausoleum in Honolulu with Kalakaua gates. He tours the palace, laments removed regalia, and recalls the 1890 coup, Queen Liliuokalani, and U.S. marines. Plague dominates city life as Waikiki and Bishop museum attractions are curtailed.
Announcement promotes Ely Liquid Cream for nasal catarrh relief with an atomizer spray. Claims the liquid mirrors the solid preparation, wraps the membrane, and alters secretions to a healthier state. Ely Brothers advertise at 56 Warren Street, New York.
A Rock Island court will decide if the D K I N W railroad can condemn a strip above the government bridge in Moline to build tracks to East Moline. The case tests whether a railroad may condemn part of a navigable stream and involves Beder Woods whose riparian rights extend to the slough’s middle. The question has not been ruled on by Illinois courts.
Senator Hoar declares support for McKinley and the Republican line on the Philippines and domestic policy. He opposes Bryan and Hill, warns against socialist possibilities, and praises the North for liberty and justice, trusting Republican leadership to sustain prosperity and constitutional rights.
For three months fishermen along the Illinois river blame Michigan lake water via the drainage canal for high water that harms nets and seines. They demand removing dams at Sient Copperas Creek and LaGrange to restore normal levels. Citizens note Sangamon tributaries are high too but disagree the canal worsens fishing. If flows keep the river navigable, it helps River Town. fishing seasons are closed in April May.
The public press faced objections to the vertical system of writing years ago, prompting a wal correspondent to oppose it. The school chief replied that the method was adopted in the east and later dropped by many schools, leaving students ill equipped for clerical work and slower after graduation.
Advertisement-style prose touts a permanent cure for stomach disease using unidentified South American powders. It promises relief from ailments like haleragals werkness and venom bites and sells the remedy through a named seller.
In Putnam County, Hoffman de vates the loss of a roadster after a horse drawn shaft pierced its head during an accident near the Congregational Church. The incident followed a burglary in Granville as Granville grows into a railroad town. Nearby Gertrude and Emaline Ramsay of Magnolia visited Princeton, where a horse died after fleeing a stable bag of oats, despite rescue efforts.
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