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The Republicans of Marshall county plan a township meeting to appoint delegates for multiple conventions to be held in LaConon and Springfield. They will elect a county central committee for two years, with delegates allocated by township, totaling 108.
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Marshall County
Lacon
Ve Dulegates
Springfield
Algo
Sovers
Township Central
Republian
Mince
Baurony, Jones
Tollowa
le Vrririo
Roberts
Steuben Vie
Whitefield
Venningten
Saratoga
Bertyey Atal
Henry
Hoebs
Hopewell
Lieon
Republican Congressional Con vention in Peoria Date and Delegates
The Republican voters of the Fourteenth District are urged to send delegates to a convention at Rouee’s Hall Peoria on July 11 at 12 noon to nominate a candidate for the Fifty fourth Congress. Delegates are apportioned by votes for Benjamin Harrison in 1880 with counties listed and counts shown. A J Senter chairs with J H Taylor as secretary.
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Fourteenth Congressional District
Fulton
Maramall
Mason
Peoria
Patham
Lazewell
Rouee’s Hall
Iig
Ove Degato
Benjamin Harrison
Towilts
Gato
Futton Coungy Csvoere cc
Marshal
Hinson
Pooria County
Filliam County
Tazewell County
Athois
Fourth Judicial
Cleveland
Carter
United States Senate
Ta ze w County Chooses Graff For Congress At Pekin Convention
Tazewell county held its county convention Tuesday at Pekin. Hon J V Graff was endorsed for congress with enthusiasm and delegates were instructed for him. Hon C B King Mason county candidate also spoke and was applauded.
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Tazewell County
Pekin
J. V. Graff
Congress
C.8. King
Mason County
Republicans Sweep Oregon State Ticket in Voter Returns
The Republicans win a clean sweep on the Oregon state ticket. Total votes may reach 80,000 with about a 15,000 plurality for Lord for governor. Returns show 19 Republican senators and 47 representatives, leaving the opposition with 11 in the upper house and 13 in the lower. Senator Dolph Herman and Ellis appear assured re-elections to Congress by large majorities. The city ticket splits with Frank, a Republican, elected mayor.
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Gilan Hwoop
Gregor
Oregon
Lord
Dolph
Herman
Ellis
Congress
Frank
Nisoe Resigns from Henry Board of Health Chairmanship
J. W. Nisoe resigns from the Henry Board of Health and is thanked for reforms aiding sanitarian welfare. Upon resignation, two vacancies are filled with G. W. Koeller and L. V. Smith newly appointed and confirmed. no salary attached to the office.
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J. W. Nisoe
Henry Board of Health
Nicos
Honry
G. W. Koeller
L. V. Smith
Reader quips spark paper appetite over biblical note
A reader says he subscribed to The Republican to read something and mocks the Times for biblical references. The Times defends its own content while critics label newspapers newsless. The exchange highlights differing newspaper appetites and editorial stances.
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Republican
The
Times
Tariff question eyed as lasting issue in this memorial
Judge Grosseup of Chicago spoke in Galesburg warning against reopening tariff debates. He said a stable duties basis would likely endure a generation, and future contests will judge the issue once for all. He warned parties not to reopen the tariff when settled. The talk foreshadows friction between property and labor interests.
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Grosseup
Chicago
Galesburg
New Post Office Outfit Shines at Henry Post Office
The Henry post office receives a modern A style installation from H. H. Morgan & Co. The four foot longer front and back design features a sliding general delivery grate, 70 general delivery boxes, 40 paper boxes, 350 call boxes, and a money order window. Postmaster R. C. McWilliams supervises the upgrade as El la Riley and Madge Camory assist, with J. P. Sparling directing the move and A. I. Gilpa handling painting.
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McWilllams
R. C. McWilliams
P. M
Postal Department
H. H. Morgan & Co
Chicago
Henry Postoffice
McWilliams
Henry
Ella Riley
Madge Camory
J. P. Sparling
A. I. Gilpla
Junior Society grows among Congregational children in three weeks
The Congregational church forms a junior society led by Ella Worley and Lucy Matear with 16 members, growing to 22 by the next Sabbath. The group holds its own meetings, music, and officers, and is praised as a hopeful, beneficial venture for both children and the church.
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Het
Ella Worley
Lucy Matear
Two youths fined for resisting an officer after billiards dispute
Tesmer Campbell of Sparland and Burlingame of Lacon were jailed then fined 3 dollars and costs for resisting an officer after a dispute over a 20 cent billiards game at Henry. The men insulted and damaged property during the altercation, with Yaeger and neighborhood officers handling the incident.
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Tesmer Campbell
Sparland
Burlingame
Lacon
Henry
Frank Dennis
Dennis
Henry Yaeger
Mr Yaeger
Cambell
Herr
Mr Herr
Charles Frommel
Murray
Billy
Calaboose
Squire Morgan
Henry Illinois City Council Proceedings June 4 1894
Regular meeting of the Henry city council on Monday evening June 4 1894. Mayor B F Forrest and seven aldermen present adopt minutes approve bills and review treasurer May report. A petition to remove slaughter houses was considered with committee appointed to confer with butchers and vacancies filled on the Board of Health. The meeting adjourned to July 2 1894.
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Henry, Ill
Council Chamber
B. F. Forrest
H. D. Watercott
Alex Brown
EB. H. Hutchins
Robert Hunter
C. A. Camp
J. R. Paskell
Clark W. H. Stever
Ald Camp
Ald Paskell
Ald
Ald Brown
Michael Murray
Elias Herr
Jos Schick
Wim Seitz
Henry Electric Co
Dorf
Seigler
Tommes
Martin Green
J Peterman
M McAleer
James McCune
Special Police
John Sanders
Yanowschki
A. G. Humphrey
Ald Hunter
Ald Hutchins
Watercott
Hutchins
Hunter
Camp
Paskell
Ald Watercott
W. H. Steven
Death of Daisy Hall in Peoria after childbirth
The young wife of Joseph H. Hall died in Peoria from blood poisoning after childbirth. Funeral held at 3 p.m. at 203 Park Place, with large attendance including family, friends, and local students. Rev Marsh led services offering comfort and hope. Daisy Warner, daughter of ex Mayor Warner, was beloved by the community.
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Joseph H. Hall
Peoria
Warner
Henry
Peoria Journal
Daisy Hall
Joseph Hall
Park Place
Hall
Helen Henebery
Daisy Warner
Marsh
Political Conventions in Marshall County and Peoria
Marshall County Republicans hold convention at Lacon on June 21 and Democrat convention at Lacon on June 23. Republican and Democratic congressional sessions planned for Peoria on June 14 and June 25 respectively, with state conferences in Springfield on June 27 and 25.
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Marshall Co
Lacon
Peoria
Springfield
Alutchins Semi-Annual Closing Sale Notices New York Made Duck Suits
Received yesterday by express from New York. Navy blue and tan duck suits will be sold at 2 dollars each. Samples are in the show window today. Special drives all week in gauze underwear. Expect vests in all sizes on sale Saturday at five cents each.
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Express
New York
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Endorsed by Peoria Evangelist
Evangelist D. T. Black of Peoria Illinois writes that Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin cured his long standing indigestion and stomach troubles after weeks of use. He offers to share details with interested correspondents and promotes a 10 cent bottle trial.
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D. T. Black
Peoria
Ill
Caldwell
T. Black
State St
Dr Powell
Names Wanted for Art Offer via Cupid Guides the Boat
An offer from The Russell Art Publishing Co of Philadelphia seeks names and addresses of art enthusiasts in every town. They promise free water color pictures in exchange for 10 names and six two cent stamps, claiming the usual price is 1 and that the editor has received copies and calls them gems of art. The notice also includes stray items on food fashion and a Saratoga caucus meeting, plus a blood purifying novelty and racing circuit dates.
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Russell Art Publishing Co
Arch St
Philadelphia
Cupid
Gether
Memorials of thanks from Lookout Mountain groups and families
Cards of thanks express gratitude from Mrs Mary Newnan and others for assistance during memorial and affliction periods. They acknowledge neighbors friends and floral offerings and extend appreciation for Memorial Sunday and day observances. Included with thanks are mentions of hall use and post and corps assistance.
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Mary Newnan
Lookout Mountain
Frank Besa
Josefa Ray
Lookout Mountain Post
Noi
G A. R
Henry Yaeger
George
J.re -Pasker
Howard Youna
J. A. Mevick
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