Political ticket names listed for state offices
A fragment shows candidates for president and vice president, governor, treasurer, attorney general, and various state posts. Names include BENJAMIN HARRISON TY WHITELAW REID JOSEPH W FIFFER, LYMAN B BAX, HENRY L HERTZ, GEORGE W PRINCE, GEORGE WIL LIC HARD YAT, SOLON PHILBRICK, HAMILTON Ki WHEELER, J H COLLIER, E L MONSZ, LEONARD O MCMORTRIE, OBOAR PAINTER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Harrison
Ty Whitelaw Reid
Joseph W. FI
Beaoe
Lyman B. Bax
Henry L. Hertz
Astorney
George W. Prince
Taree -George
Willichard
Citizens urged to settle debts and support campaigns
The notice asks patrons to remit dues promptly amid improvements to the Republican. Cleveland and Stevenson are named for president and vice president as the campaign opens. A Worlds Fair appropriation of 000,000 is discussed with a conference committee to resolve it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Cleveland
Stevenson
Congress
McNeal Missing Rumor Debunked by Peoria Papers
Peoria papers disputed rumors that Ken McNeal had disappeared, stating he is at home and attending to business as usual. Separately, Jupiter Pratt and Henry’s wife, with A J Cole and A T Partle, real estate dealers, traded a Henry house and lot for 40 acres in Hallock township, tied to Pratt’s depot-area residence and store with seven lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Ken McNeal
Mr McNeal
Jupiter Pratt
Henry
A.J. Cole
A. T. Partle
Park House
Hallock Township
Chillicothe Enquirer
Wheeler Delivers Masterful Address at Cissna Park Fourth
The Cissna Park Review lauds Hon H K Wheeler of Kankakee as a Republican candidate delivering a masterful afternoon oration to about three thousand attendees at the pavilion crowding the venue. The piece notes Wheeler’s political zeal yet praises his eloquence and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cissna Park
Wheeler
Son
H. K.wheel‘er
Kankakee
Bullion Canyon Mine suit won by company in Colorado
The Bullion Canyon Mining Co receives victory in a suit over George Nicholson as part owner. Original investments valued at 900000 for the two mines ten stamps and other properties. Plans for electric lighting in Henry city advance with H J Kilpatrick as successful bidder and a 100 day readiness timetable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulton Canon
Colorado
George Nicholson
Bullion Canon Min-ing Co
Henry
H. J. Kilpatrick
Bridge Co
Electris
Alby
Missing Letters Advertised for the Weekend in July
The notice lists letters advertised for the weekend ending July 16 and those not claimed by July 2 will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. Named names include Olive Adams and Randolln, with several unclear entries and initials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deid
Olive Adams
Wim’ Wy Agnew
Flbs Weaver
Mrs Hracims
Josep Kley
Padre? More
Mlo
Randolph
Len Vincent
Fatal Accidental Death in South Dakota
A young man named Eason Phillips died when timbers fell from a loaded mill car at Runkel's mill near Whitewood South Dakota. He was nearly 22, born in Plano Kendall County, and died instantly from a neck injury after a timber struck him while staking the car. Funeral services were held at Sturgis Cemetery with Rev Monon officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakewoop
Dak
Burt
Eason
Hoe
Runkel’s Mill
Sotter
Lead City
Black Hills
Sturgis
P. F. Phillips
Springs Creek
Whitewood
Death of Young Phillips Shocks Community Near Lead
The 1885 fatal accident of a 22 year old man named Phillips near Lead Dakota, described as a diligent, hospitable son from Henry with a ranch beside his parents, deeply mourned by neighbors and friends. Mrs Runkel provided aid, funeral arrangements were organized, and sympathies poured in from the community. His uncle is Mrs Heacock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Runkel's
Runkel
Phillips
Times
Deadwood
Dak
P.F. Parnatts
Mr Phillips
Henry
Mra R. E. Heacock
How to Become Fleshy and Other Notices
A mixed item page advertises Dr Miles nervine with testimonials of quick weight gain and sleep, plus trial bottles offered. Mentions Nerpine weight gain claims from Brown and Maybury. Also reports a temperance meeting at M. E. church addressed by Elder D R Howe on liquor traffic and church youth, with a solo by Katie Wedge and W C T U collection, ending with Hood’s Sarsaparilla endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Mae L. B. Mruzpanp
Dunkirk
N.Y
Brown and
Maybury
Ortland
Dr Powell's
Union Semperaice
M. E. Church
D. R. Howe
Katie Wedge
Calvary
Katie Woolley
W.C.T. U
Howe
Unclear OCR Notice From Henry July Family Entry
Fragmentary OCR notes mention names John Saratoga and Julie with a daughter born or noted in July. References include Bork Henry and Beery with relations to SRR and granddaughter to M G. Details are incomplete and names uncertain.
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BF. Forrest
Ry Greweet Prompoy
Richard Street
Notary Pontic and
CoLleEcon
Sin Greser
Upstaise, “Ly
Vice
Benry Republican
Grangee Bort, Eprrer
Ant
Republican Party
South Ward
Maud Bacon
Atlantic
G. A.R. Hall
Lydia M. Raymond
Corps No. 2
Odd Fellows Hall
Rosa Sands of
Ladhis
Frances Dille
Whitefield
Welcosie
Woman's Relief Corps
Lacon
Chillicothe
Women's Relief Corps
Rersacs
George O. Barnes
The
Henry Relief Corps
America
Cyil
Viola E. Worthington
Whitefield Corners
Worthington
Sisters of the Woman's Relief Cone
Brothers of the Grand Army of the Republic
Sisters of Thelief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Free
Groend
Ellis of
Halsey
Corps
Minnesota
Raymond
Dept
South Dakota
Hood
Igen
Court House
Tleen
Alfred
Frank Tesmer Oamedell
Sparnand
Edna May
Luther Ray
Anees
Daly
Margare
Samuel
J Bolly
Garrett Wikofe
Iformierly
Newardvirtements
George Vail
Privaedls
Darion
Flo As “Sag
Philadelphia
Parker & 0O
Davie Farsity
Ben Ale
Clonka
Ae Lane
Hienky’ Davis
W. Handolph Bt
R. G. Miller
Coullat
Ottawa
Hous Henry
Lil
Q. Millema
Tienry
II Noi
Velus Fund
National Bank
Timots
Marshall
Chas R. Jones
Abov Bank
Charles R, Jones
B. T
Dexonway
Saporday
Reuben
Broaddue
Uinam, Ill
Senachwine Lake
McKensie
John
Othy Woop
George Sparax
Dwight Mubg
Plymouth
Gory
Poweshells Co
West Learrs Jimny
Erms
Ite
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