Henry Still Winning as Henry Beats Minonk in Baseball Clash
Minonk arrived with about 290 fans to challenge Henry as Jack Buchele of Peoria pitched for Minonk. Henry’s Rufus Brown was tagged twice by Buchele who struck out five Henry batters. Minonk scored once in the fifth on a fielder’s choice and Sauer’s two-base hit, but were blanked thereafter as Henry claimed victory with three safe singles in the first and key defensive plays.
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Minonk
Henry
McNelly
Woodford
Livingston
Jack Buehele
Peoria
Jack
Buchele
Rufus
Rufus Rastus Brown
Jack Johnson
Blackie
Minonkite
Fielder
Sauer
Moulton
Kennedy
I. Klein
G. Klein
Lyle
Blackiess
Vi Kelly
Wood
Thes
Blundell
Herman
Rutas
Glatz
Lofgren
Heininger
Billings
Minoak
Bales
Kenheady
F. Klein
Kelly
Haines
Jack Glatz
Thomas
Deon
Lacon
Hime
The Swain Steamers Race on Peoria Lake
Steamers David and Percy Swain contested the upper Illinois speed championship on a five mile course at Peoria Lake. The Percy stern-wheeler overtook the David in a test of side-wheel versus stern-wheeler design, drawing admiration for the newer boat and suggesting the old craft may yield.
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Swain
David
Percy Swain
Upper
Illinois
Peoria
Percy Cit
Percy
Henry Marshall Ends Life at Marshall County Poor Farm
Henry Marshall, a fisherman by trade with a troubled history of alcoholism, died by jumping into a 48 foot well at the Marshall County poor farm last Friday forenoon. An inquest found drowning in the well in a personal crisis. The death follows his removal to the farm on July 6 and a period of care after living with relatives and benevolent friends.
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Henry Marshall
County Iapenthie II
Marshall County
Marshall
Motter
Charles Motter
Conrad Luft
Conrad Helgoth
Luft
Amanda
Henry
E F Peterson
Varna
Joel Haws
Clifford Doran
Doran
KR. L. Vivian
MBE
Louis Stetzer
Fred Smith
Issac Harney
John
Thomas McKensie
Fred Thompson
Henry Marshall, Jr
A. H. Green
Benjamin
Horton Kus
Abraham Lincoln Marshall
Kansas City
Ance Engines
William
Reolia
Samuel
Wallam
Christian Church Sunday Sermon and Music Invitation
Sunday morning service at 11 with Rev. Wherry preaching on The Eleventh Hour. Special music announced. Everyone is cordially invited to attend and hear the discourse.
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Christian’ Church
Wherry
Henry Chautauqua Seeks Strong Afternoon Program
Henry Chautauqua presents an afternoon lineup for July 15 with L R Phillips presiding. The program includes welcome, addresses by Dooling Gensler Burger Whipple Wherry Jacobs, music by Span ish orchestra and Monte by Span ish orchestra, and a Magnolia band street concert at 1 pm. Additional speakers and presiders are listed for subsequent days as tickets remain available.
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Chautauqua
L. R Phillips
The
Chautauqua Association
Presiding
Reva
Dooling
Gensler
America
Magnolia Band
Pavilion Park
H .& Jacobs
Hon $Tringer
F W_ Patter
Hoch
Kansas
Daly
Lake
Burger
Monroe Markley
Whipple
Fletcher
Wherry
Judge Alden
Ladies Aid Society
Epworth League
M. E
Leavitt
Ise
Mra
Leonora Laikte
St Touts
Catholic Church
Clinton
Princeville
Fr O'Neil
Chautauqua Grounds
No Evening Services At St Johns For Two Sundays
St Johns Church announces no evening services for the next two Sundays due to the Chautauqua event. A note mentions the boys beloved by the church and many attendees volunteering for dances.
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St. John’s Church
Episcopal
Edminster Family Visits in Chillicothe and Henry
Charles Edminster of Wyanet visiting sister Mrs Townsend. They left this morning for Chillicothe to visit nephew Howard Edminster near that city. Mrs R K Warner of Chicago visiting Henry this week renewing acquaintances with Henry friends.
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Charles Edminster
Wyanet
Matern Pioneer Dies After Sixty Four Years on Farm
Adam Matern aged farmer and Bavarian immigrant died at his longtime Joliet area home after a life of German Catholic faith service. He settled 64 years ago on the farm with Maria Amrehen and raised ten children, five surviving, including Joseph Barnard William Henry Elizabeth and Theresia. Funeral at local Catholic church with Fr Francis and Fr Schutz, burial at Catholic cemetery.
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John Adam Matern
Soeeets
Germany
Palatine
America
New York
Great Lakes
Chicago
Joliet
Hall's Landing
Michael
Joseph
Barnard
William
Henry
Elizabeth
Theresia
Matern
Mr. Matern
Tonica
Iowa
Paul
Fr Francis
Fr. Francis
Fr. Schutz
Barnard Goetz
T. B. Gallaher
Lostant
Happenings of Week in Henry and Vicinity
Week in Henry area records local moves and visits. Charles Meier returns from Oklahoma and Frank Forrest joins his father in Morris Minnesota. Miss Paulina Williams tours Peoria while Squire Bronn visits Henry. Local churches plan events despite finances. A pearl bead found near The Republican office prompts calls. The interurban road study progresses with Mendota interest. County board of review forms under Dennie Hartley as clerk. Henry hosts fishing at Swan Lake with Hallenberg party and a bass haul. Car misfortune hits Dennis of Peoria in a collision with a National Bread Co dough wagon. Mail carrier James McAleer receives gifts from residents. Frank Dawson’s crop prospects in Deuel County praised after field tour.
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Charles Meier
Oklahoma
Frank Forrest
Morris
Minn
Paulina Williams
Peoria
Squire Bronn
Magnolia
Henry
Methodist Sunday School of
LaSalle
Our Park
Baptist
Lostant
Frank Wood
Lawton
Okla
Wichita Mountains
Princeton
Mendota
Board of Review
Dennie Hartley
Dennie
Stoner
Scoon
Zilm
Robert Hallenberg
Mendota Sun-Bulletin
Hallenberg
Chicago
Conkey
Swan Lake
Wm _ Ponzer
John McKensie
F R. Dennis
Frank Dennis
Franklin
National Bread Co
Ralph
James McAleer
Charles Aukland
Mr. McAleer
Joseph Harrington
Clear Lake
8. D
Frank Dawson
F. M
T.O. Bogstle
Toronto
Dawson
South Dakota
Utica Bridge Collapse Kills One on Fourth of July
A canal bridge at Utica sank under 260 July Fourth celebrants, killing one and injuring nearly 50. The failure occurred as crowds swayed the structure during a race event, with many victims suffering fractures and lacerations. Ottawa officials oversaw wreckage removal, noting no beams broke but the bridge pulled from the north side. The village bears all costs.
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Utica
Illinois
Fflore
O. K
Ginder
Lst
John O'Donnell
Ottawa
O'Donnell
Canal Commissioners
Markle's New Show Boat Thrills Henry Audiences
W R Markle's new show boat drew the largest crowd ever seen at a Henry riverfront venue. With 1800-seat capacity, sparkling front entrance and electric lighting, the production featured a high type musical comedy A Toy Makers Dream starring William C Cushman. The show will appear in Henry on Wednesday July 20.
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Uniontown
W. R. Markle
Markle
Archie
William C. Cushman
Henry
Granville Fire Causes Major Loss Estimated at 50000
A Saturday daytime blaze in Granville began in a grain elevator and raged until evening. Firemen controlled it after rain. about 10000 in property in the town was destroyed including Ghurehill White’s grain elevator Dodd and Hunter’s lumber yard Young’s hotel and saloon Kohler’s blacksmith shop Hopkins’ residence and other buildings. The origin was suspected to be a spark from a Kee locomotive.
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Granville
Dodd & Hunter's
Young
Salgon— Cha Young
Poth
Anid’ Saloah
John
Kohler
Hopkins
Cinville
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