Tragic Death of Henry Grocer Thomas Vogelsang
Thomas Vogelsang a Henry Illinois merchant born January 9 1854 in New York City died April 29 1904 at his Henry store by self inflicted gunshot. He had run Vogelsang Bros grocery with his brother since 1885 and leaves wife Gavetta Reed and four children Lanning Mannie Irma Alta. A coroner's inquest found death by his own hand.
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Thomas H. Vogelsang
New York City
Henry
Ill
Thomas Vogeleang
Thomas Vogelsang
Jesus
Thomas Vogelaung
Republican
Transcript
Peoria
Brooklyn
New York
Thomas
Gavetta Reed
Lanning
Mannie
Irma
Alta
Henry Vogelsang
Charles
Vogelsang Bros
Henry Fire Department
Henry Camp 403
Modern Woodmen of America
J. R. Paskell Foreman
G. T. Erdtman
C. Colehower
Theo Disosway
A. H. Green
R. F. Burt
Harrington & Richards
Illinois
Tou
Obituaries for Heininger Bullock Brando Fyffe and kin
Mrs Charles Heininger dies after four weeks illness leaving husband and several children in sorrow. Mrs Julia A Bullock dies at Normal aged 77, survived by three children. Truman Smith Brando dies in Granville aged 76 after Civil War service and long Illinois residence. James Wilson Fyffe dies in Sterling Colorado aged 76 with one living child W A Fyffe of Lostant. cousin Frank Fyffe noted.
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Charles Heininger
Heininger
Julia A. Bullock
Leonard L. Bullock
Tonica
Normal
Julia A. Eames
Whitingham
Granville
Baptist Church
Brando
Truman Smith Brando
Catskill
N. Y
Ilinois
Virginia Coulter
Fourth Illinois Cavalry
Illinois
Echo
James Wilson Fyffe
Sterling
Colorado
Riverview
Lexington
Kentucky
Bloomington
Indiana
Magnolia
Ill
Elizabeth Boyle
W. A. Fyffe
Lostant
Frank Fyffe
California
How to See the St Louis World’s Fair Economically
The Pantagraph urges students and frugal visitors to form affordable groups to attend the St Louis World’s Fair. By renting rooms or tents near the grounds and cooking together, they can extend stays, lower costs, and gain rich, lasting educational value from the exhibits and demonstrations.
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St Louis
Record-breaking tumor removal in Moline hospital
Mrs Bergh of Wyamnet underwent Tuesday surgery at Moline city hospital to remove a ninety pounds twelve ounce tumor after sixteen years of growth. The operation, described as a science record, left her resting well with strong recovery prospects. She weighed 168 pounds before and seventy-eight after the procedure, having suffered severe years of pain and starvation due to the growth.
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Moline
Rose to Seek Secretary of State Nomination in Illinois
Chicago May 8 1904 special correspondence Hon James A Rose of Golconda will run for Secretary of State. He plans a formal announcement about two days before the Republican State convention opening May 12. Rose’s backers say he would bring strong support and likely secure nomination early in the balloting.
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Chicago
James A. Rose
Golconda
Rose
Ilinois
Egypt
Hamilton
Reform in Funerals Editorial Calls White Symbol of Sorrow
Editor E. W. Hoch, Kansas governor hopeful, urges funeral reforms in a Marion newspaper. He argues black signaling mourning is wasteful and suggests white as a symbol, noting costly displays burden the living and do not aid the dead. He cites flowers and neighborly show as excessive.
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E. W. Hoch
Kansas
N Au
Marion
Hock
Hoch
Bloomington
Church notes and events at local congregations
Temple of Fame Methodist church welcomes all on May 25. Presbyterian choir practice moves to Friday at 7 30. Rev Gorter travels to Wyoming and Bradford this week. Rev Green to preach at Christian church next Sunday. Granville welcomes Rev Hutchinson as Congregational pastor. Vestry accepts Fr Gorter's resignation. St Joseph's to host a church benefit supper and dance at New Opera Hall with modest admission. Parish meeting to elect delegates for diocesan council at St Johns after 7 30 service on May 6. Mrs Mebane reports on Monticello Monticello Ark Negro school work and dormitory needs, collection raised for the cause. New Church Society holds annual meeting. officers elected. finances healthy with ample programming and library on Emanuel Swedenborg readings.
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Temple of Fame
M. E. Church
Fr Gorter
Wyoming
Bradford
William Albert Green
Christian Church
W. A. Hutchinson
Alta
Congregational
Granville
St Joseph’s Church
St John’s
St Pauls’ Church
Peoria
Mebane
Arkansas
Monticello
Ark
Illinois Presbyterian
Mra Mebane
New Church Society
C. Bidwell
Louise Helper
Chester Bidwell
Geo, Burt
C. N. English
A. OC
Christern
Riverside
Cal.) Society
Emanuel Swedenborg
Complete Map of Marshall and Putnam Counties Special Premium
The Henry Republican offers a Complete Map of Marshall and Putnam Counties as a special premium for new subscribers or old subscribers paying one year in advance. The map covers details like landowners, townships, rivers, creeks, roads, rural routes, churches, and schools, printed in different colors for each township. The offer runs now through July 1 1904 with package price of 2.00 including the year’s paper.
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Henry Republican
Marshall
Putnam Counties
Republican
Henry Republican Sample Copy Request Prompt
A note asks readers to suggest potential subscribers for The Henry Republican and provides to share names so sample copies can be sent. The message seeks help expanding readership.
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Thomas Henry Vogelsang
St John's Episcopal Church
Rey
Gorter
Episcopal Church
Henry Camp M. W. A
Lacon
Sparland
Chillicothe
Hennepin and
Putnam
Henry Cemetery
Consul Harrison
James A. Harrison
John Barry
Woodmen
Frank Kreuz
Jessie Montag
Edmond Wilson
J. J. Gresser
Franklin Grove
Geeven
Toluca
G.T. Erdtman
B. S. Aldrich
Martha A. Long
B.S. Aldrich
Presbyterian Church
Ohio
Bureau County
Aldrich
Karl Koch
McCown
Messrs
Spencer Ketchum
C. J. Burt
Thomas Mounier
J. A. Williams
Alex, Brown
Samuel Clift
Whitefield Township
Crow Creek
R. T. Rowe’s
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