Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Henry Republican in Henry, Illinois

We have 16,533,476 pages in Illinois

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 12 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1908

Page

9

Train Jumps Track in Illinois. No Passengers Hurt

A Rock Island line east of Morris Illinois saw fast train No 69 derail partially and jump the track while traveling 60 mph eight miles east of Morris and three miles west of Minooka. The incident caused panic among passengers but no injuries occurred as the train stayed on the roadbed. Engine No 1005 is blamed for the mishap. track damage required new rails and repairs delayed service about 55 minutes. An eastbound train helped clear the way and the engine was criticized as a hoodoo. The article also includes the 1908 Lenten regulations for the Diocese of Peoria issued by Bishop John L. Spalding.

Rock Island Road Morris Minooka Seneca Peoria John L. Spalding

Elevator and grain business sold at Camp Grove Ill

Announcement that 1.8 Bocock vender retires and sells Camp Grove elevator and grain business to H. M. Dewey & Co. who assume contracts and accounts. Dewey to conduct the business and pay top grain prices. Includes a Leap Year matrimony joke about a daughter and her father.

Camp Grove Ill H. M. Dewey & Co H. M. Dewey Bocock Wyoming, Ill

Multiple marriages and receptions reported in 1908 notices

The Memphis News-Scimitar and Henry Republican publish several wedding notices from February and March 1908. George W Coan and Clara M Erick wed at St Josephs parsonage with Fr Dooling officiating, later hosting a reception at the groom’s parents home. Kate Booker and Alvin Runnells, tied the knot at St Marys cathedral with Lordly connections to Chickasaw and railroad circles, planning to settle after March 15. Alice Larson and Carl Norlin wed near Putnam with a home reception and gifts, followed by a second gathering hosted by the Norlin family.

St. Joseph’s Parsonage George Winsford Coan Martin L. Coan Clara M. Erick Henry Siewers Laura Bickerman Fr. Dooling George W. Coan M. L. Coan George George Noll North Street Georgs St. Mary's Cathedral Kate Booker Alvin Ross Runnells Thomas A. Runnells Lawton Oklahoma Bookers Charles T. Booker Runnells Southern Railroad Here Tuscumbia Ala Madison Avenue Memphis Tenn News-Scimitar Henry Republican Lewis Larson Putnam Miss Alice Carl Norlin Clause Wendel Rockford Charles Norlin

Lash Demonstrators Draw Farmers at Illinois Meetings

R. R. Lash has spent two weeks showing Rep and Premier demonstrators at the Illinois State Farmers Institute and Illinois Hardware Dealers association convention in Peoria. Many attending farmers already use Lash products and regard the Rep as a necessity on farms across Central Illinois.

R. R. Lash Illinois State Farmers Institute Illinois Hardware Dealers’ Association Peoria Lash Illinois

Speed Slogan of Ivy Club Promotes Illinois River Boating

The Illinois Valley Yacht Club embraces boats from Ottawa to Alton with Ivy Leaf colors and a pledge that speed unites members. The club plans a new Al Fresco beach clubhouse, a popular dollar dinner, and a campaign to connect upper Illinois river boating with the Mississippi fleet, highlighting mutual aid and deep waterway projects. Officers were elected at the Peoria National hotel: Walter Wilde commodore, Charles Harris vice commodore, W C Estep rear commodore, Warren Cowles secretary, BE Gower treasurer, and board members Truitt, Griffith, Smith, and Dewein.

Illinois Valley Yacht Club Illinois River Chicago Western Power Boat Association Ottawa Hennepin Henry Lacon Chillicothe Pekin Havana Alton Ivy Club Ivy” Club al Fresco Beach Mossville Country Club Peoria Canoe Club Webb Tom Webb R. G. Webb Peoria Herald-Transcript St. Louis Peoria Illinois Mississippi National Hotel Walter B. Wilde Charles W. Harris W. C. Estep Warren Cowles H.gower Board of Managers R. H. Truitt A. J. Griffith A. G. Smith L. K. Dewein Herald-Transcript

City Council Minutes March 2 1908 Proceedings

City council met in city hall March 2 1908 with Mayor Haws and aldermen present. Treasurer Charles Vogel reported funds in balance 42.79 and income from tax collector Frank Dennis 500, clerk peddler licenses 200. Bills for fire water street contingent printing and other services were approved with some items deferred pending mayoral approval. The electric light and printers bills were set to mayoral review. snow plow payment authorized. electric and gas lighting committee report accepted. adjournment followed. Clifford Haws, Mayor. Elias B. Wright, City Clerk.

Haws Yanochowski Pace Smith Cromwell Bickerman McCune Charles BE Vogelsang Bank Mehl Elise Toresteels Frank Dennis Ald. Smith Ald. McCune Alds Fire and Water Fund Geo, Halbleib Standard Oil Co Lle Walter Eagleston Wee Geo Anderson City Mar- Hal Pejedelecesialine Henry Electric Co George Burt & Son We J Burt & Son Ald. Cromwell Ald Sam Garlin Kraus and Harney Blekerman

Builders Seek Bids for 10,000-Bushel Barges on Hennepin Canal

Sterling Dixon and Rock Falls Packet Co prepares for a busy season. Captain N. E. Shantz relaunches the City of Henry on the Illinois River after repairs. Bids will be sought for a 100-foot barge with a 10,000 bushel capacity and 200-ton deck load, plus plans for a floating elevator and 22 loading stations along the canal. The fleet will include a new steamer and towboat, with construction expected by mid June and multiple grain-related facilities to follow.

Hennepin Canal Sterling, Dixon & Rock Falls Packet Company N. E. Shantz Henry Illinois River Shantz Sterling Canal Feeder Rock River

Civic Improvement Lecture at Presbyterian Church March 9

The Woman's club presents an entertainment at the Presbyterian church starting 7 45 pm with vocal music a monologue by Mrs Anna Culter Hall and a practical civic improvement talk by Mrs M Henderson of Chicago University Settlement She urges broad town improvement ideas and notes Civic Improvement Day observed nationwide March 9 Admission is free a liberal collection will defray expenses and highways as public property should shift road costs from local taxes Subscribe for The Republican

Presbyterian Church Woman's Club Anna Culter Hall M. Henderson Chicago University Henry United States Henderson

New Telephones Installed by Mr and Mrs Baer Party

Mr and Mrs Frank Baer entertained a large group of friends at their home. Dainty refreshments were served and the Baers displayed generous hospitable manners and notable entertainership.

Frank Baer Ecards Mrs. Baer

In Memoriam Rollin C Mallory of Lacon Ill

Obituary memorial for Rollin C Mallory born July 30 1835 in New York died February 27 1908 in Lacon Illinois after paralysis and heart trouble. Married 1859 to Rosanna Woods of Henry Illinois they had four children two daughters and two sons. Widow died soon after his wife in 1907 1908 funeral held at Richard Anske home Lacon with Rev Stevens. Funeral rites and mourners noted with musicians and floral tributes.

Rollin Carlos Mallory York State Lacon Ill Mallory Roll Bureau County Henry Lacan Rosanna Woods Cilla Fannie Richard Anske Kansas City Stevens Congregational Church Mr. Mallory Job L. C. McMurtrie L. IF. Wood

Riverside Masonic Corner Stone Ceremony Detailed

Riverside Daily Press describes the grand Masonic officers from California laying the cornerstone for a new Riverside temple this summer. The building will house the blue lodge Royal Arch Masons Knights Templars and the Eastern Star in the thriving city. A C Christern is thanked for the copy and for past service to Henry Masonic lodge with personal respect for him and wife.

Riverside Cal California Blue Lodge Royal Arch Masons Knights Templars Eastern Star A. C. Christern Henry Henry Masonic Lodge

Weather Update: Drizzle Ends as Frost Eases Across City

A wet night gave way to heavy fog this forenoon with roads remaining swollen and impassable. Ground was frozen about 20 inches deep, but mild warmth suggests the thaw will settle the earth soon and improve travel conditions.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Coan-Erick IF. A. Raymond Warrensburg W. R. Schroeder Lydia M. Raymond Edward White S. A. Worley Henry Bickerman Marshall Council Proceedings John Green Alex Doelzer J. A. Yanochowski Clifford Haws Elias B. Wright Packet Company Elmer Rollins Joe Moody Fe Chet Bauter
Search Courier

Search the Henry Republican Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Henry Republican?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication