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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1900

Page

5

Fragmentary 1900 Presidential Ticket Fragments

The readable text lists names such as William McKinley and Theodore Roosevelt as ticket options with multiple others including Richard Yates and Bert But, indicating a fragmented historical ballot or candidacy snippet with several names and roles like state senator and representatives.

William McKinley Ore Roosevelt Richard Yates Bene Slough Willa Ison H. Hamein Alexander Roullard McLean Wsephy Graff Cadwallade Bert MC Eig JUSL AH Kermcie

Announcements Denounce Nomination For Circuit Clerk

Woe is authorized to denounce the name of Joan Her as a candidate for renomination for Circuit Clerk, subject to the decision of She Repanitem Gomnty Horyention.

Joan Her

Roosevelt and McKinley greet ticket partnership

The President sent a dispatch congratulating Col Roosevelt as his running mate. Roosevelt answered from New York on June 21 thanking the President and expressing pride in being associated on the ticket with Theodore Roosevelt.

Col Roosevelt New York Che Hon William McKinley Washington, D. C Theodore Roosevelt

Foreign Wool Imports Rise Before Dingley Tariff

The fiscal year ending June 3 1897 saw imports of foreign wool reach 351 million pounds, a contrast to under 77 million pounds the previous year. The text links wool protection to larger contributions to learning and argues education benefits from prosperity and good government.

United States

No Change Sought as Prosperity Persists Says Times

The New York Times argues the people want no change while the country enjoys prosperity. The piece references past vice presidents who became president and notes census estimates for Marshall County towns, comparing 1890 figures and county growth. It also mentions the Venona Index glossing over Toluca school results and pokes at Henry township satire.

The New York Times Chicago Tribune Marshall County Henry Township Tribune Putnam Toluca Venona Brother Montgomery Henry N. J S.S.S Ecific Company Atla Fa,gac

Republicans rally for bold American policy and world power

A political argument asserts that all Republicans back a strong US stance led by McKinley and Roosevelt. It insists voters will support continued imperial reach including Philippines Hawaii Porto Rico and Cuba and reject any retreat or taxation burden. Also notes Judge Townsend ruling on the treaty of Paris and Porto Rico’s constitutional status.

McKinley Roosevelt United States Philippines Hawaii Porto Rico Cuba Wiliam K. Townsend United States District Court For Southern District of New York Townsend Congress Ludge Townsend Board of General Appraisers Tobacay

Henry schools win Scholastic banner amid keen county rivalry

The Henry schools captured the Scholastic banner with Toluca close behind in a spirited contest judged by W. O. Ireland, E. J. Quinn, and Clifford Haws. Attendance included Henry, Lacon, Washburn, and Sparland, with Toluca proud of its strong showing and Lacoy optimistic for next year.

Henry Lacon Jugal The Democrat Wengna Washburn Sparland Wenona Toluca Vic Henry Lacoy Toluca Star Maynie Campbell Marehall County W. O. Ireland E. J. Quinn Clifford Haws Thornton Magnolia Cor

Our National Nominations and McKinley Roosevelts Role

The Louisville Courier Journal argues McKinley lacks magnetism and Roosevelt complements him. Roosevelt would attract independent voters and energize youth with action and progress while supporting a strong campaign. Also an ad for Whites Cream Vermifuge priced at 25 cents via Dr Powell.

Louisville Courier-Journal D McCkinley McKinley Theodore Roosevelt Roosevelt Dem Dr Powell

The Outsider by Kipling to Appear in McClure’s July Issue

McClure’s Magazine announces Kipling’s new story The Outsider to be serialized in the July number. The tale follows a self-important subaltern assigned to a remote railway station who encounters serious trouble in a vivid character study.

McClure Kipling

Prohibition Convention Held in Marshall County

The Prohibition Convention met at the court house in Lacon on Saturday with Deacon Dunlap of Sparland as chairman and Mrs Lucy B S Foster of Lacon as secretary. Delegates to the state prohibition convention were chosen and plans announced for an aggressive campaign to boost the party in the upcoming elections.

Marshall County Court House Lacon O'vluck Dunlap Sparland Lucy B S. Foster P. James MFE Church of Hopewell Waugh Dunlap Jeriah Root la Prairie DW Dunlap Benalington David Perry Fivans Silas Metta Beecher Henry G M Locke Jesse Wisman Jan Prairie Porter Webber Richland Martin Locke Roberts Joby Foster Saratoga Saratoga, Rev J W Killip Steuben Deacon W Dunlap Whitefield Tobias Whitmer Chicago J P Nesbit W_Dunlap Mra Lucy Foster George W Strawn P James Mra Waugh Republican Party Journal

Carpenter cured by Chamberlain's remedy at work

Mr W. S. Whedon of Winterset Iowa reports a carpenter under him recovered from diarrhoea after using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoeas Remedy. The worker bought it from the local druggist and said one dose cured him and let him return to work. For sale by Dr Powel.

W. S. Whedon First National Bank Winterset Iowa Fos Chamberlain Powel

Stark County GOP nominates A. P. Miller for state rep

The Stark county Republican convention will nominate one of two candidates for representative. A. P. Miller, a lawyer and former Master in Chancery, is the locally supported choice with eight votes. If Bureau Whiteside and Putnam back Miller, the party divides offices across the district and strengthens unity. The piece notes the convention date and regional context, with a ceremonial greeting song for visiting delegates.

Princeton Whiteside County Abbott Bureau County Stark Putnam Hopkins Stark County A. P. Miller Miller Bureau Whiteside

Allen's Foot-Ease Shoe Comfort Advertisement

An ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder to ease new shoes and relieve corns blisters and sore spots. It claims instant comfort and sweat prevention, with trial packages and mail order from Allen Olmstead Le Roy New York.

Allen Allen 8 Olmstead le Roy

Lacon Water Plant Tour Highlights Local Utility

Charles Osbender and partners showcased the electric light plant and pumping works praised as top quality for a small city. The aqua pura source sits 1856 feet deep, and the facility supplies water, fire protection, and about 25 railroad engine tanks daily to the Illinois Central system.

Venona Charles ‘Osbender Tilinois Central Fesbender

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