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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1902

Page

2

Democratic County Ticket Balance and European Holdings Decline

The piece notes uneven distribution on the Democratic county ticket with west side gaps and Henry absent from the map. It cites Chauncey M. Depew in a London interview showing European holdings of Wet York Central Railroad securities shrinking from about 859 million to 9 million, illustrating favorable trade shifts.

Lacan Henry Iig Europe Chauncey M. Depewih London

Cuba United States trade decline noted across five months

Trade with Cuba has fallen by more than eight million in five months versus last year. New York imports from Cuba are down 7 403 907 dollars and exports to Cuba down 720 807 dollars. The piece argues for friendlier reciprocal relations with Cuba. The Inter Ocean reports a packing industry consolidation led by John D. Rockefeller. The Peoria Journal discusses removing Copperas Creek and Henry dams from the Illinois River, noting the act would be final and irreversible.

United States New York Cuba Tva Chicago Inter Ocean John D. Rockefeller Swift and Armour Peoria—Journal Copperas Creek Henry Illinois River Thore Phils

Illinois Republicans Open Campaign in Peoria 1902

Campaign kickoff details from Peoria with speakers including Mark Hanna and Secretary Root. Also lists Illinois Republican politicians and local clubs under the State League. Separate notes discuss buffalo population estimates and a domestic buffalo hybrid project of 175 living specimens in Iowa and other states.

Illinois Peoria Mark Hanna Republican National Committee Root Ilinois Cullom Hopkins Charlies G. Dawes Yates W.t.stead Ottawa C. N. Traveus Edwardville Graff SiMnited State League of Republican, Clubs

Colonies for the Insane Offer Self Supporting Treatment

States adopt colony plans to ease crowded asylums. Cottages near institutions house patients with workable residents contributing to state needs. The self contained colonies use a working system, land, and patient labor to benefit both state and patient.

Cleansing the Liver for a Clear Complexion

An old remedy claims a liver imbalance causes facial blemishes. A tonic from Dr Powell's City drug store is said to cleanse the bowels regulate the liver and improve appearance for women and girls at a certain age.

Dr Powell

River Dams Defense by Canal Commissioner Snively

Canal Commissioner Snively defends retaining the locks on the Illinois River arguing dams at Henry and Copperas Creek prevent flooding and support navigation. He cites legal duties, historical land losses, and argues removal would harm Peoria and wider waterways while dredging would not guarantee a deeper river channel.

Canal Snively Shively Peoria Herald-Transcript Ilinois River la Salle Henry Copperas Creek Michigan Canal Sanitary District of Chicago Mississippi Cairo Sanitary District Peoria Islinol

Lawsuit Challenges Roll Call Requirement for Tax Ordinances

Judge Skinnerfuesday hears a Dover case over whether aldermen must record roll call votes on all tax creating ordinances. Delinquent taxes totaling about $175 were at stake as Treasurer Walters sought judgments. court blocked default judgments due to improper passage, with the village board set to vote on the next ordinance to legalize and collect the taxes.

Skinnerfuesday Dover Walters Citizens Referrage Board Avitinrow-Bave Dixon Tar

Education for Girls in Domestic Duties Plea

A Chicago Bureau of Charities appeal urges public support for teaching girls household skills. It argues many marital estrangements arise from homemaking ignorance and that home life should be central to civilization. The piece quotes Sam Jones on practical virtues and mentions old newspapers for sale.

Bureau-of Charities Chicago Bureau-of-Charities Sam Jones St Louis Sam Beaved Methodista Masons

Graff Discusses Canal Plans and Philippine Legislation

Congressman Graff voices optimism about this session's history with two major measures the Philippine bill and the Isthmian canal plan. He favors an American canal and notes the Panama option while stressing cautious civil rights rollout and ongoing surveys for Peoria Pekin and surrounding counties.

Graff United States Isthmian Canal Nicamaugua Senate House Panama Canal Salon MrGraff Congress Philippine Archipelago Philippine Commission Mississippi Gulf Peoria County Peoria Pekin Donlap Wailei Geological Survey Tazewell County Tazewell Shaw Washington Lorimer Chicago Committee of Claims

Campaign Plans and War Claims In 1907 Discussion

The discussion centers on a war claims committee report of funds exceeding seven million dollars not from the speaker's committee. It notes the committee on claims acts like a court with two lawyers among its members. Mr Graff says campaign planning will wait two months, plans to stay in Peurig and seek a house, and expects to build next summer.

Committee On Avas

Fosbender’s Push Puts Dan Gregg In County Judge Race

The Democratic convention surprised many by nominating Dan Gregg for county judge. Chas Fosbender of Venona urged Evans and Gregg, delivering a fluent speech that swayed delegates. Gregg, a mayor and lawyer, had not been previously linked to the post, and the move disrupted the existing slate.

Fosbenders Dan Gregg Gregg Chas Fosbender Venona Fosbender Evans Grege Moses Jacobs Barney Lacon Journal

Soldiers' Home at Danville Feeds 1020 Men Efficiently

The Danville Soldiers' Home runs an orderly mess hall serving 1020 men in 20 minutes. Lieutenant Bloomer cites daily outputs including 120 pounds prunes 50 pounds dried apples 60 pounds apricots 275 gallons drink and 860 pounds beef. The staff of 60 waiters 14 cooks 12 dishwashers 8 bakers and 4 bread cutters maintains precise routines.

Danville Bloomer

Allen's Foot-Ease Promises Quick Comfort for Feet

Cures painful, smarting feet and bunions with powder that relieves sweat and irritation. Claims to make tight shoes feel easy and ease tired, aching feet. Sold by druggists and shoe stores with 25 cents by mail, trial package free. Allen S Olmsted Le Roy NY.

Allen Addreys, Allen Olmsted le Roy N. Y, AW

Ballard's Snow Liniment Relief Claims by Rev Riley

Rev W L Riley of New York testifies after fifteen days of sciatic rheumatism that Ballard's Snow Liniment gave relief after the first application and complete relief after the second. Sold by Dr Powell's City drug store at 25, 60, and 1.00.

W. L. Riley New York Ballard Dr Powell City

Laundry Service Ad by Schaefer at Fiteh Laundry

Laundry shipped to the Fiteh Laundry every Wednesday morning. We dye and clean anything that anyone else can. Schaefer, Agent, Telephone 120.

Fiteh Schaefer

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