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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1894
Page
2
Political jibe on gerrymander and Chicago interests
A fragment discusses Charles Barnes of Lacon voting for a gerrymander in the 14th district and mentions Geo C Barney in a dramatic tone. It remarks on party reactions and deflects from a senatorial question while noting Chicago’s keen interests and possible influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Barnes
Lacon
Charley
Geo. C. Barney
Mustanche
Governor Atgelt Angers Critics Over Grover Opinion
A gossipy communication quotes Governor Atgelt voicing strong criticism of a newspaper piece about the nation’s chief executive. The letter laments partisan power pursuits and contrasts the president’s record with Illinois leadership, blaming the state governor’s alleged misgovernance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atgelt
Grover
Atgolt
Galesburg
Benten
Illinois
Resolutions of Sympathy for Charles B Erwin
Members of Look out Mountain Post express sorrow at the death of Charles Barwin. They note the last taps, recall brave service, and extend sympathy to friends and relatives. Comrade rests in the cemetery among the known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Erwin
Lookout Mountain Post
Herceby
Charles Barwin
Christ
J A Meruier
Mt Post
W.rc
Y W.C.T. U
Epworth League
Charles Bdrwin
Illini recounts Draper presidency and new engineering building
Ernest W. Ponser writes from Champaign that the Illini issue marks a landmark day as A S Draper begins as president of the University of Illinois and the engineering building is dedicated. The 160000 appropriation, Gov Altgeld’s support, and strong faculty underpin a growth surge in engineering and architecture as the university aims for national leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest WW. Ponser
Henry Republican
Champaign
Burt
Illini
University of Illinois
Draper
U. of
Engineering
State University
Pres. Draper
University
State Supt
New York
Finois
Cleveland (O
Ig Relyn
Cleveland
L Ug
University of Illisvis
Iilinois
General Assembly
Severa
U.S
School of Architecture
Kof Kicker
U. S
University of Ilinois
Hnnest W. Ponzen
Obituary notices for Charles B. Erwin and others
Charles Bracken Erwin died after blood poisoning at his brother Robert’s home following illness from prior gun accident injuries. Born January 6, 1834 in Butler County, Pa, he served in the 86th Illinois during the Civil War and spent years at the Soldiers’ Home in Quincy. Funeral at M E church with Lookout Mt. Post honors. Also noted are obituaries for Elizabeth Tarbill Baughman and William Brady detailing long lives, marriages, and military service, with funeral arrangements in Sparland and Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Erwin
Charles Bracken Erwin
Quincy
Fife
Robert
Howe
Henry
Irwin
Butler County
Matilda P. Bracken
Daniel Graham
Missouri
Calvin
Wichita
Kansas
Charles
Lucretia Goodenough
William Niblock
John Erwin
Ihita
Kan
Isabella [Unter
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Maria Brison
Ella Fibbs
Co B
86Th Illinois
Robert Mutton
M. HE
David McLeish
Lookout Mt. Post
W R. Ca
J. A. Melick
A. d Diehl
Post
Epworth League
William Brady
Mr Brady
New York City
Morris
91St
Illinois Volunteers
Lydia Woolsey
James Marland
Fred
Millie
Venona
The American Jubilee at Now Opere falls under Y W C T V
An extensively advertised entertainment drew a full house Friday night under Y W C TV auspices. The program featured a grand march, quartets, solos, and tableaux with diverse national personae, praised for strong performances and stirring oratory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opere
Y.W. Co ‘Tv
Loungg
Hughes
Selly
Marlo Lloyle
Rhoda MecLeish
Mrs EE
E. Jones
Harriet Spencer
Anus K. Almert
Bounig Mmerick
Awiels Sam
Irving Dennis
Hoddoos
Berty
Mrs . Vogelsang
Samba
Lid Burt
Jubtany Tall
Charles Arnes
Iroland
A. Worley
Prance
Holland
Jas M. Powers
Spato
Bell Smith
China
Chas Worthington
Gress
Susy Spencer
Russia
Beulah Young
Lillian Mordian
Tuarkey
Mr Tlorrecka
Japan
Heath
Brazil
Madge Camory
Mexico
Leo Stevens
Scandinavia
Manny Vail
Aunnalmert
May Young
Edna Llughes
Bonnie Emerick
Uncle Sam
Liverty
Pooshdhtus
John Smith
Little Giant Hon J W Graff Praised by General Ross
Hon J W Graff dubbed the Little Giant by Gen Ross of Fulton County for his vote getting work. His speeches are commended by all parties and promising reports are expected from him in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Graff
Little Giant
Gen Ross
Fulton County
Congress
Why They Do It Cartoon Exchange in Town Topics
In a town topic brief, Mrs Hanton admonishes propriety about staring at a gentleman in the street. Her daughter replies they merely check reciprocal glances to see if the other is watching. The item captures light social humor from the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Perry's
Paskell
Henry IL
Left Handed Compliment About Proposals
A brief of civil banter from a New York Press column where Clarissa praises Ethel as a truthful girl while discussing a possible proposal from Jack Flasher. The exchange hints at social intrigue and flirtation without explicit details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarissa
Jack Flasher
Ethel
N. Y
Birth notices from the city and Harooford
A son was born in the city to Harrison Gregory. In Harooford on November 13 a son was born to Frank De Yoe weighing one pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thia City
Harrison Gregory
Hraoford
Frank Deyoe
Death notices list Henry Erwin and family heirs inoscillating terms
Died Henry Erwin aged 0 year 10 months 10 days from blood poisoning on Nov 16 in Green County. Also ELT Px T died at 65 years 4 months 17 days from paralysis on Nov 17 in Thicape. Names include BDNA and a daughter of S B en Lyd Garrigus, formerly residents of acon, with lingering illness noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Px. T
Whfoof Ag Baughman
Thicape
S Ben Lyd Garrigus
Acon
Also Mentioned on This Page
SAE
iInbrey
Morris Fulka
Messrs Cohn & Bro
Chitsgo
Morris Fulke
Segal Bros
Toc
Marshall
Woodford
Ill
Grover Burr
Henty
Lilmore
Henry Ker Ican
Marshall County
Lstauro
Ee Eee
Chicago
Elizabeth Tarbill Baughman
Mizabeth Tarbill
Piskaway County
Ohio
Methodist Episcopal Church
Marrave
AJ Baughman
Jonnie
Angie
Nettie
Ugie
Baughman Buyer
Sister Baughman
Jesus
Levy I. DeClark
M. E
Sparland
Mother Butt
A. J. Baughman
Formely
Enants
Farmato
Leland Btirawn
Rend
John Morgan
Elween
Weatermacentia
BRO
Jan FF
Magaollay
Miles Nertheaat
Win Deck
Toro Henry
Cilakri
Price Krauss
New Jerugdem Church
W. P. Harrison
Columbus
Fred. Becker’s
Bb. i
K. H. Hutchins
Blast Furne
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