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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1898

Page

6

Fragmented Dispatches Span Global News and Local Politics

A jumble of quotes covers Liberia, Spain, Georgia marching ties to American liberty, a looming senatorial reapportionment ruling, and rapid mobilization figures. Names include Rev E G Wilson, M E eborob, M C Bigman, K H Mills, and references to Livingston and Marshall counties.

Livingston County E. G. Wilson Wilson Pontiac M. E.eborob M.C. _Bigman Fairbury K. H. Mills Dwight. the Woods

No Politics in Illinois Regiments Commissionings

Governor Tanner declares commissions for Illinois regiments will be based on merit with no political influence. The piece notes the Rothe nhild money power is ineffective in the current case and says the US will meet its own financial needs. It also states no Cuba blockade will be pursued, aiming to seal key Spanish seaports instead.

Europe United States Tanner Illinois Cuba Cubs

War tempers unity as nations seek US purchases

The article notes improved sectional harmony amid war fever. It reports Russia following Japan by ordering warships built in the United States and Pennsylvania firms supplying armor plate and other machinery. The army bill would raise regulars to 61 000, with volunteer regiments of 1200 men and governors appointing officers. Generals and staffs to be named by the President.

Russia Japan Rasaland Pennsylvania Raséla United States

Spain's Policy Blamed for Loss of Territories

The article argues Spain's cruel weak and despotic rule has led to decline, noting that if Spain leaves the hemisphere Porto Rico may be lost. It recalls Spain once owned 18,000,000 square leagues of Americas and now only a few remain, signaling a national decline.

Onba Spain Porto- Rico

Pilot and political navigation ends in advice on steering

The piece argues that those who have not steered a ship claim to guide large vessels. It cites General Harrison, noting that meddling with a pilot can harm navigation and uses McKinley’s Cuban policy as an example of giving unwelcome guidance.

Gocks Harrison McKinley Sherwin-Williams

Privateering policy and Cuban war developments

The piece discusses U S stand against privateering in wartime with Spain, rules on neutral flags and contraband, and commentary on naval actions at Matanzas. It notes Cuba as a desert island, Key West proximity, and cites Woolsey on privateers, plus a Cuban casualty toll and a and a testimonial for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for whooping cough.

United States Spain Woolsey London Matanzas New York Enogland

Te Ha Fe Zor Ts Sh Oth X Or S

Unable to determine a coherent news item from the provided OCR fragment. The text appears garbled and lacks identifiable people places organizations or dates to summarize into a factual card.

Galveston Visit Showcases Ocean Life and Racial Talks

Louis George Landenberger writes from Galveston Texas on April 26 1898 about the seaport city. He notes its wealth status and busy cotton markets while observing cordial southern hospitality and lingering class tensions. He reports on the Kipworth Leaguers convention and racial seating debates, weather and beaches, and mentions evangelist George Stuart preaching near a lodge as he reflects on the divine purpose in nature and his missionary work.

Republical Galveston Durlog Spain Galt Fort_ Point Kipworth Leaguers National Conference Ea Gay Louis George Landenberger Texas

Death of Joseph Fank Aged Pioneer of Ox Bow

Joseph Fank born in Philadelphia March 22, 1809 died April 26, 1898 at Simeon Hillabrand’s home near Mt Palatine. Funeral by Hitler Downey of Venona at the house last Thursday, remains taken to Caledonia for interment beside his wife. A pioneer settler, he located in Ox Bow about 1810 and lived on his farm until his wife’s death 17 years ago. He then lived with his daughter Mrs Sim Hiltabranda until his death.

Joseph Fank Philadelphia Simeon Hillabrand Mt-Palatine Hitler Downey Venona Caledonia Flrst Ox Bow Sim_ Hiltabranda

Health and blood purification with Hood's Sarsaparilla

Health article explains the link between digestion tissue nourishment and pure blood. It touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as the only true blood purifier and credits its cures to many families. Flood's Pills are recommended alongside Hood's Sarsaparilla for wellness.

Hood Flood

Fank family notes and aging pioneers in Tonica era

An 19th/early 20th century fragment recalls Tonica residents and pioneers, referencing Joseph and George Fank and aging veterans of frontier service. It discusses rheumatism relief sought by Geo. S. Anderson of Rossville and mentions John A. Bingham’s long political career, now seeking a private pension.

Geo Anderson Rossville York County Penn Chamberlain

Bunting Flag Colors Contradict Traditional Meaning

A reader warns dekorators that bunting with red on top and blue underneath carries the opposite meaning from the flag when flown correctly. The note urges decorators to study the symbolism to avoid misrepresenting national intent.

Dr Powell's Syrup for Digestive Relief Promoted

Advertisement claims De Caldwllis syrup eases constipation indigestion and headaches and can help stomach troubles. Trial size 10c large 50c and 90c bottles offered for trial to readers.

Powell

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