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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1902

Page

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Fatal Fire Tragedy at Bell Home Claims Little Vera Bell

A child accident in a South Wirt Street home ends in fatal burns after Vera Bell, four, lights flames with matches. Neighbors and family mourn as a swift rescue attempt fails and a funeral follows with prayers and hymns.

Our City Charles Bell South Wirt Street Bell Christoper Sawyer Ropewell Vera Bell Ilias Herr Betheran Altho A. K. ‘Tullis Jesus Rike Castin Susie Pearl Thomp Jessie Daniela Mamie Kraus

Inquest Held Over Vera Belvedere Fire Death

Acting coroner H I Kirchman J P presided Saturday over an inquest into Vera Belvedere's death. Jurors B Yaeger Edward Myers James Chambers G W W Warren John Tomascon and Harley Guyre heard testimony from the mother Mrs Charles Bell Elias Herr and Dr Sivem. The jury returned a verdict that Vera Belvedere died from a fire that was set to her clothing accidentally.

H. I. Kirchman J. P B. Yaeger Edward Myers James Chambers G. W W. Warren John ‘Fomascon Harley Guyre Charles Bell Elias Herr Sivem

First steps in human progress discussed by Dr DuFour

The Chautauquans heard Dr DuFour discuss the Stone Age and early metal use. Visuals of primitive tools and battle axes illustrated the talk, highlighting how ancient peoples fashioned stone implements and weapons.

DuFour Lear

Public Library Exhibition Promises Art Talk Night

Henry residents are urged to support the noble public library through a raised funds exhibition. The proceeds fund acquisitions as the library, run by local women, seeks to expand from 800 volumes to meet growing demand. A benefit lecture by a donor artist, May 21 at the Presbyterian church, with stereopticon views.

Henry Carnagie Presbyterian Church

May Festival Recital Delights Local Audience

Miss Kellogg and her piano pupils presented a well attended May Festival recital. Forty seven students studied, with both vocal and piano numbers, eight girls performing a Maypole song and drill under Emily Fawcett. Allen Williams and Thomas Andrews played piano while Lee Lincoln managed stage craft. The setting featured white bunting palms and lilac bouquets, with the piano provided by Hacker & Son. Miss Kellogg is praised as an excellent teacher with thorough training and success.

Remena Hyart Henry Pee Zella Keldove Miss Kellogg Allen Williams Thomas Andrews Lee Lincoln Emily Fawcett

Relief in Six Hours by New Greer Kidney Cure

Advert describes a South American Kidney Cure that promises relief from kidney and bladder ailments within six hours. Claims rapid action for both genders, including relief of water retention and back pain. Product sold by JF Powell and named dealers.

Powell

Railroad right of way moves Henry toward new line

Indications for a Henry Magnolia railroad through Henry are favorable. Judge Martin and engineers met with Mayor Humphrey and council members, proposing a right of way through city alleys. A committee will survey owner land for purchase while hopes rise trains run westward within eight months.

Henry Magnolia Martin Topeka Humphrey and Moshell Humphrey R. It. Co Biekerman, Camp and Green R. R Henry West

Marshall County Medical Society Holds Semi Annual Meet

The Marshall County Medical Society met in Lacon for its regular semi annual gathering on Tuesday afternoon with Drs Jones Torrest Swem and Duen present from towns. Papers on medical topics were presented and discussed by all members. The aged Dr Robt Boal of Lacon attended and participated in discussions. A rule was adopted to admit county physicians who advertise to practice any dogma or medicine. Dr Hendrick of Henry was chosen as delegate to the State Society meeting at Quincy on May 20. The next meeting is scheduled for Lacon on Oct 14.

Germany Russia Goethe Mia Geo -Helperr Varna Sid Fyre Oper House Ns. J. Richardson Boya Alfred R. Wright H.hiclso Grace Broaddus Ed Ward Wasmuth Florence— Little Alfred Wright Nell Rogers Arthur Skinner Heng Kit Lewis Whetzel Peter Era Alfred“ Wright Ike Moses Agaln James MM. Pace MeJonough County Michael Dennehe Pilgrim Fathers Scarborough Ke, T. Pritchard Sarah Lilly Nira G. Hickman Quincy Nicholas Ald Christian Emret Mis Barkow Pathe—Christian Church Campbell Lillian Powers The-Plains-of-Peace Presbyterian Church Rol. Campbell Presbyterian Sunday School Sterling Epworth League M. 3 Benide Henry Alster City Presbyterian M. Is League Ayling Galva Alo T Kewanee Gulva R. L. Campbell Magnolia Owighton M. E R. Go. Campbell Powers Aumber Christ Thiele Galesburg New Church House of Worship Landenberger Swedenborg H. W. Thiele Chhildren New Church Society Phebe Wall Mra C. Bidwell Treasury Unnion Botser Heler Mra. A. Bidwell Maria L. Davis Maude Tabor George Burt QO. H. Tyler J.H. Williams Polly Davin J.§. Saul Illinois Association ST Joan’s Cilurcil Elizabeth A. Payne St Luke’s Tayste Pierge-Enott E Street Wyoming Ian Body Elloge Co. A Camp‘bell Misa Mittany Locke Esus Hese Boys and Marshall County Medica Ety Lacon Hendrick Lacon On

Stand Like a Stone Wall Bucklen's Arnica Salve Ad

Advertisement extols Bucklen's Arnica Salve for eczema and skin ailments. It markets cures for ulcers fever sores salt rheum and bruises with 25 cents at Dr Powell in Marlon. The text notes an upcoming district society meeting next Sunday and a two day meeting in the GU E society.

Powell Marlon Gocke Escavier GU. E Hay

Fitch's Laundry Service Offers Dyeing and Cleaning

Well done laundry and cleaning service by Fitch's Laundry with Schaefer agent. They call for and deliver laundry to any part of the city by telephone number 129.

Fitch Schaefer

Malaria Germs Plague Virginia Marshes Cured by Electric Bitter

A stray ad text claims Virginia marshes breed malaria and describe symptoms like chills and aches. It touts Electric Bitter as a guaranteed cure for malarial troubles and typhoid prevention, citing John Charleston of Byeeville, Ohio, and promoting a 217 Triple remedy for 50 cents at Dr Powell's City drug store.

H. R. Phelps Plymouth Oklahoma Dr Powell Virginia John Charleston Byeeville, O

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