Remarkable State Republican Convention Observed in City
Chicago dispatch notes a large central committee gathering that drew veteran politicians and critics alike. The piece surveys candidates, factions, and cautions about nominees, while highlighting the appearance of unusual consensus on honesty, economy, and no abrupt currency shifts, with May 24 set for the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn
Springer
Barlyng
Naving Pation
Chicago
State Republican Central Committee
Republican
Smith
Pacifis
Katis
Coarge
Congressman Springer
Spring Nold
Ling
Jake
Nevks
Neoks
Lta
Glonny
Babcock
Bristow
Kentucky
Grant
Badcock
Trump
Fallows
St. Paul's Reform Episcopal Church
Buch
Primitive Settler Tales From Bureau County Chronicle
The Princept on Republican reports a peculiar settler, George Hinsdale of Wymet, in Bureau County since 1891. Married to Elizabeth Baggs in 1834, he is described as a lifelong Illinois man who walked from Detroit to Chicago in 1831 and avoided railroads. Local news notes hotel struggles in Lacon, praises Mr Paskell and the Paskell House, and recounts the Glenn Brothers’ dramatic encounter with a vicious steer in Henry, resulting in a tense chase without injuries.
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Bureau
Princecton
George
Hinsdale
Wymet
Elizabeth Baggs
Bureau County
Chicago
Detroit
Lacon
G. F. Paskell
Paskell
Henry
Sam
Puskell House
Glenn Brothers
Pasaring
Faskell
A. Fiedler
School Street
Jabez Fisher’s Bank Misfortune Linked to Ellis Partners
A Princeton Republican writer states Jabez Fisher suffered major losses after Ellis & Son of New York used his name at Boston banks to back money schemes. The firm’s scheme failed, costing Fisher between 250000 and 300000 dollars to preserve his credit. It is believed Ellis Sr and others used Fisher’s name without his knowledge, while his son and son-in-law managed the firm’s affairs.
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Princeton Republican
Jabez Fisher
Ellis & Son
New York City
Boston
Ellis & Ben
Fard
Fisher
Ellis, Sr
Ark
Jabez
Garner
Big Son
Congregational church meeting and Esther oratorio notes
The Congrega Uonal church members met at G M Locke's residence with J Devalon presiding and E H Hutchins as clerk. New trustees were elected for June terms. A Veno na Index correspondent praises the Esther oratorio in Lacon for crowded houses, fine scenery, elegant costumes and strong performances by principal singers.
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John Locke
J. E. Devalon
A. Locke
FE. H. Hutching
A. Rayman
DE. Ramee
Lacon
Venona Index
Diac
Principel
Nll
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A. M
Henry Lodge
Odd Fellows' Hall
Potter, Tyoanhy
N. W. Orr's
P&s
Edwin T
Ustice
Ypbhace
Esitate
First Eaue Insurance
Wels’ Glogk
R H Waterfall
Sy Parick
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PEACH
Joseph Placher
Upstalre
Sperland
C . Baker
J. W. Niece’s
John Kling
Michard Treet
Wol Jones
Regulater
Orr
Charles Davis
M. D
Cyear
Offce
J C Kalb
PS Stchin
Deng
Unila
W. WD. Robinson
Wirtstreet
Richard
BC. Taber
Third and
Carroll
Roots
Glo. Motter, JR
Eszag Burgeon
Haury
R HW Maxwell
Haa
Ita
Frank Kleinhenz
C. Edwards, Jr
Arland
J. H. Belcher
Fadison Street
Aya Peoria
Poulir
Harrigan Gregory
At and Mear
Chas
B. Goodrich
Henry, II
Singer
G. Pulford
R. Nog
Clarks T Hardware & Stove Store
R.N. &S Clark
Edwards Street
Henry, Ill
Sparland, Ill
Revolution
Rotary and
Dubuque
Woman's
Washington
Perry
Theo. Bickerman
Frank Kieibhenz
Kleinhens
Boots
Theodore Bickerman
N. B
Henry, IL
H. H. Kirchman
C. Hyndehan
Watches & Clocks
Magnolia
Misses H. A
B. Fyffe
HA. & B. Fyffe
J.S. Burt
Misses Jenkins
Lady's Furnishing Store
Koona
Jonen
Joseph Schick
Third & Edwards
Croceries
V. Becker
Thrd Street
Notio
Vincent
Custom Mill
Grista
Charles N. Ireland
Derry
URS Pheailie
Peoriny Harvaray Bloomington
Springfield
Ate
Toledo
Madison Street
McCormick's Hall
Tom
H.j.depue
Cadet Taylor
Senator Wilcox
Thomas Elis
Cal. Frew
Judge Culver
Stevens Whitehall
Allis
Munroe Locke
Gene Ellsworth