Lino Odds and Republican Ticket Favorable to Win
Fragmentary note suggests Republicans push for ticket with leaders praised for work, predicting election victory in the upcoming fall.
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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1900
Page
1
Richard Yates Governor Candidate of Illinois
Richard Yates the Republican candidate for governor of Illinois was born in Jacksonville on December 12, 1860. He studied at Illinois College and the University of Michigan, became a lawyer, and served as city attorney of Jacksonville and Morgan County judge before taking federal revenue posts and political campaigns across Illinois. He has long been active in Masons, Odd Fellows, and Youth groups, with extensive campaigning and organizing for the Republican Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Yates
Ll‘nals
Jacksonville
Ills
Richard Yates, Jr
Illinois
Ucklong
Virginia
Helen Wadsworth
Ohio
John Wadsworth
Catherine
Dorothy
Whipple Academy
Illinois College
Michigan University
Ann Arbor
Michigan
United States Circuit
Supreme Courts
Pythias
Illinois National Guard
Jacksonville Daily Journal
Methodist Episcopal Church
Chicago
Young Men's Christian Association, Nd
Jacksonville—association
William Jennings Bryan
Yates
Grand Army of the Republic
Republican State Central Committee
National Committee
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Kentucky
Peoria
Harrison
Morgan County
United States Collector of Internal Revenue
McKinley
Cullen
Mason
Tanner and
Miter
Carter
Cook County
Washington
Richmond
Fortress Monroe
Jefferson Davis
Andrew Johnson
Bond County
Tis
Hayes
Bor
United States Naval Academy
Noethxcott
Gonsah
Woodmen of America, & Fra. Agrigl Jnefrance Bankers
Llinois
Northcot
Candidate for Lieutenant Governor William A. Northcott
William A. Northcott, candidate for Lieutenant Governor, was born in Murfreesboro Tennessee. His father General R B Northcott left home during the Civil War era for West Virginia and served as colonel nine months as Libby Prison inmate. Northcott educated in public schools and at the United States Naval Academy Annapolis. He taught school and was admitted to the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Northcott
Senate
Murfreesboro
Tenn
R. 8. Northcott
West Virginia
Libby
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
James Skiles McCullough for Auditor of Public Accounts
A biographical sketch of James Skiles McCullough, Republican candidate for auditor of public accounts. Born in Mercersburg Pennsylvania, he moved to Illinois, studied law, and formed a long legal partnership. The piece highlights his career, integrity, and Republican activity as a prominent central Illinois lawyer and political figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sixiles M’cullough
Auditor ‘of Public Accounts
James Skiles McCullough
Auditor of Public Accounts
Mercersburg
Franklin County
Urba Ms
Urbana
Northcott and Williamson vie in Illinois race for state offices
The article details the 1880 Illinois gubernatorial contest between Governor Northcott and Republican candidate Moses O Williamson. It notes Northcott's long tenure and popular presiding role, and recounts Williamson’s birth at sea in 1850, Illinois roots, early farming work, rise in Republican politics, prior offices from town clerk to county clerk, civil war service ending with the loss of his left arm, and his continued public service leading to state auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kulton
Champaign County
McCullough
Urbana
James A Rose Illiniois Secretary of State Candidate Biography
James A Rose, incumbent secretary of state of Illinois, was born October 13 1850 and spent his life in Illinois. Raised in Golconda Pope County he pursued limited education then taught at 17 and became Golconda graded schools principal. At 22 he became Pope County school superintendent and later studied law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes Aice
James A. Rose
Ilinois
Golconda
Pope County
Southern Illinois
Mrr
Rose
State Normal University
Inva
Howland J. Hamlin
St. Lawrence County
N. Y
Lawrenceburg Academy
Women led Belleville street railway pioneer in 1888
Mrs Carrie Thomas Alexander directed the Citizens Street Railway of Belleville to run, hire, and manage all departments after her husband’s death in 1888. She led relief work, aided unemployed and organized sewing, and knitted programs while serving as state president of Woman's Relief Corps. Born in Belleville, she educated at Monticello seminary and public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relef Corps
Tulinois Children’s Home and Aid Society
The
Eastern Star
Alexander Ang
Woman's Republican Committee
Citizens’ Street Railway
Belleville
Carrie Thomas Alexander
Europe
Woman's Relief Corps
Eireles
Ladies’ Ald Society
Alexander
John Thomas
Monticello Seminary
Alexander McLean long-serving trustee candidate for university
Alexander McLean born Glasgow September 24 1883 emigrated to America as a youth near Macomb Illinois. He rose from farmer and rock quarry work to mayor of Macomb and longtime university trustee, active in Masonry Odd Fellows Knights of Pythias and other orders across decades. He first voted for John Fremont and has since backed every Republican nominee for president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander McLean
State University
Glasgow
Scotland
America
Macomb
McDonough County
Thi
Wall Street
New York
Hayes
Lilden
McLean
Odd Fellowship
Knoights of Pythias
Order of Select Knights of American Tila
M. Randolph
Ile
University of Champaign
Board of
Tle
John Fremont
Listless Republicans to Kansas Forecast for McKinleyRoosevelt
The Topeka Daily Capital cites a New York Evening Post forecast showing Civil Service reformers less enthused and workingmen disaffected. It argues prosperity is real today, notes Kansas has few listless voters, and recalls 1900s anti McKinley sentiment versus current Republican enthusiasm in the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Roosevelt
New York
Ivening Post
Civil Service
the Post
Kansas
Chicago
West
Bryan Pe Cone
Witlens
Topeka
Daily Capital
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Fifer
Pontiac Reformatory
Southern Illinois Penitentiary
Chester
Fielding
Elizabeth Young
Presbyterian Church
Williamson
Oprin
Doda
Mary Driggs
Ada
Nellie
Knox College
Galesburg
William AT
Northcott
Potsdam
Shelby
Moultrie
Warsaw
Ill
Anthony Thornton
Supreme Court of
George R. Wendling
Thornton
Wendling
Inethis State
Hamlin
State Central Committee
St. Laws
Mec
Tinley
M. 0. Crawford
Dresser
Nathaniel Dreaser Northcott
Ada Stoutzenberg
Marine
Moses O. Williamson
Moses O Williamson
Atlantic Ocean
William
Margaret Williamson
Sweden
Illnois
Sparta Township
Knox County
Mather
Moses
Gray
Wataga
Olson
Republican County Central Committee
County Republican Committee
Republican League
Hlinels
Epublican
Ander
Mms. Carril T. Alexander
Undversity
Samuel A. Bullard
Springfield
Isls
University of Arnels
Sangantot
Reuben Bullard
Abraham Lincoln
Bullards
Tha
South
Grant
Sherman
University of Illinois
United States
First Methodist Church
Bulloed
Hla
Pepe Ores
Alexander M'Lean
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