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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1899

Page

4

Railway age projects miles of new lines in US

The Railway Age estimates 40 563 miles of projected lines in the United States, with 5000 miles to be built this year at an outlay of 8150 000 000. Inheritance tax would feed Illinois State Treasury about a quarter million annually, while Roosevelt's Ann Arbor quotes urge candor in politics.

The Railway Age United States Illinois Roosevelt Ann Arbor Michigan

Local Election Ballot Error Prompted Legal Note

In Henry Marshall county the Rample ballot showed a candidate for City Attorney duplicated for the same office under multiple party lines. The Brimfield News editor is cited as possibly unaware of the 1898 amendment to section 3 abolishing that ballot provision. The writer urges referral to Attorney Potter for clarification. Also a worm remedy advertisement appears with White's Cream Vermilage price 2 5 and Dr Powell as distributor.

Henry Marshall County Fréd Pottér Rample Brimfield News Krod Potter

Story of Oglesby and Seward Courage at Washington

An unpublished account from the State Journal recounts how “Uncle Dick” Oglesby boosted Secretary Seward’s spirits during the Civil War. David Davis, Palmer, Hay, and others recall a dinner at the executive mansion where Seward’s gloom shifted after Oglesby’s bold, unguarded remark about mobilizing men and fighting England if needed. The tale includes a tense night visit to Seward, Oglesby’s rebuke, and Seward’s later reliance on his firm backing, with Davis noting Oglesby’s influence on national resolve.

State Journal Springfieht Dick” Oglesby David Davis Haying Seward Davis Executive Mansion James G Hill Lincoln HJ Oglesby Uncle Dick Major Hill Oglesby Springfield Executive Mra Oglesby Olive Oglesby Chester Snyder Kansas City John M Palmer Milton Hay Ewing Quincy Jacob Bunn Judge Davis Abraham Lincole Stephen A Douglas Senator Palmer Stephen A Logan Airealt Douglas Palmer Mt Polaski Logan County Logan Olgies Supreme Court of the United States Ebbit Sccretary Sewerd’s New York Mr Seward England Ogleby Secretary France Abbitt Seward’s Oxzlesby Illinois Gen Oglesby Dick Oglesby Oplesby Itf Orlesby Union Benard Ligodla Steward Booth

Ridiculous Card of Thanks Exposed in Weekly Feature

A section reprints a caustic critique titled Card of Thanks from a weekly whose authorship is withheld. It mocks the formal thank you notes for a funeral and lists clergy choir flowers doctors nurses bearers sexton and others, ending with a plea for divine blessings.

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Quaint and clever advertising chatter and notes

A column fragment discusses O Hood & Co reclame and a parade of proverbs in ads. Mentions Miss Tarbell’s May McClure's piece on Lincoln’s search for a man and remarks on the Filipinos in the Philippines pursuing peace yet continuing to fight.

Saulage Messrs O . Hood & Co Sarsaparilla McClure Philippines Tao Plipinos Chicago Journal

Hawaii in the Harper’s Weekly line of new colonies

Casper Whitney begins a long series on the Hawaiian Islands after a world journey. The article promises a thorough study of the people climate natural resources and commercial possibilities for American industrial interests in Hawaii. It serves as a continuation of Our New Possessions coverage and is aimed at readers interested in expansion.

Harper’s Weekly Franklin Matthews William Dinwiddie Weekly Puerto Rico Hawaii Casper Whitney Whitney Hawaiian Islands

Epidemic Whooping Cough Tells of Home Cure

John G. Clifford of Norwood New York recalls a winter whooping cough epidemic affecting his children. He credits Cham berlain's Cough Remedy with relief of cough and full recovery and notes it is sold by Dr Powell.

Chamberlain J W Lynch Dorr Owe John G. Clifford Norwood W Honke Norwood N. Y Powell

Extinction of the Prairie Chicken Moves Across the Plains

Excerpt notes the prairie chicken's decline and migration across the U S from Illinois to Texas, with remaining populations in Wisconsin Minnesota North and South Dakota Nebraska and a few in Texas Gulf Coast counties.

America Dwieht Illinois Iowa Lower Minnesota Lower Dakota Nebraska Kaneas Texas Gulf Coast North South Dakota Harper's Weekly

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