Roosevelt and Military and Civic Matters Queried in News Notes
A mixed review of actions by President Roosevelt includes possible naval shifts, White House symbolism, and tax cuts to fund the Spanish War. Articles discuss his stance on social customs, schooling for his children, and Britain’s sentiment on Lord Kitchener. Also noted is a baseball injury to Charles McManus of Henry and a medical update on his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McManus
Hensry
Carl Schurtz
Mac
McManua
President Roosevelts First Appointment to District Judge
President Roosevelt selects Thomas G. Jones of Alabama for a United States district judgeship a move seen as a strong democratic choice and likely to influence Southern policy. Jones is praised as a capable lawyer with humanitarian views on race and has faced criticism for opposing lynching. The appointment is broadly approved and viewed as advancing civil rights and challenging mob justice in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rooosevelt
Thomas G. Jones
Alabama
United States
Jones
South
Gov Jones
Interesting Facts and Incidents Connected With Early Settlement
This extract recounts pioneer life around Hennepin and surrounding areas, focusing on Clara E. Morgan of Putnam Illinois born 1818. It covers her family’s westward move during Galesburg colonization, marriages to Thomas Morgan and Eugene F. Skinner, and early homestead history including weddings in a rough sawmill cabin and a pack of wolves threatening the Morgan house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times of
Chara F
Cook
Augusta
Cook County
New York
Illinois
Ausguste Academy
Julia A. Waters
Johnstons
Peoria
Galesburg
Clara
Hennepin
Thomas Morgan
Benachwine
William: Eeler
O. Bacon
Thelra
Morgan
Arkpatrick
Wheeler
Japd
C. Bacon
Aely
Faras
Crow
Mary Cook
Eugene F. Skinner
Akinner
Oregon
Mrskiner
Eugene City
Isca University
Bkinner
Fook Pitee
Vern Igs Haunna
Henry
Silas Locke
Victoria
Knox County
George
Unier
Blood and nutrition quoted for health with Scott's Emulsion
An old health ad urges nourishing the blood through proper nutrition and introduces Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil as a remedy to restore strength. It claims benefits for man woman and child and offers a free sample via Scott & Company chemists in New York, with price details listed for the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scott & Mown R
Ogi
Pearl Street
End of an Era at Putnam Home After 62 Years
The article recalls Mrs Morgan’s 62 years at the Putnam home, a pioneer household once central to the community. It notes survivors and the social role of home, church, and school, with plans of travel on the Pacific Coast and a long life of hospitality, music, and fidelity to duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Helen
Presbyterian Church
Sage
Pacific Coast
Pet Ree Berea
Oregon
Sanrancisco
Phig- Yigi
Skinner
Eugénie City
Chico
Putnam
Pioneer Morgan Family Trace Through Early Iowa Settlement
The article recalls Helen Morgan born under pioneer conditions as the Morgans, with relatives Hobart C. Bacon and Thomas Morgan, and notes extensive travel by Daniel Webster and his wife, along with early land claims, the 1889 Ga rena land office opening, and tribes near the river including the Sennachwint chief grave site later moved to Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lard
Beacons
Coudits
Taliaferros
Warnharte
Theunner
Crow Meadow
Colonel Snyder
Snyder
Morgans
North End
West Bluff
Garena
Morgan
von Thee
New Railroad for Henry and legal case on rail line
The Lacow Journal notes a planned Toluca Marquette and Northern railroad spur to Henry from Magnolia with trestles and river crossing. The piece also covers a dismissed case against C B R R involving three Wyanet boys killed by cars, plus a Rail road attorney’s maneuver and a brief literary note on Raf Ford Pyke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
J. W W. Hancock
Toluca
Marquette and Northern
Apur
Magnolia
Sper
Erenry
Lacow
Citgr
Wyanet
C7b
Princeton
Hopkins
Thiz Watlogd
Attormerr
Johnson
Wabash
Tani
Rea, Tsong
The-Vale
Contort
Wabash Road
la Noline
Chamberlains Pain Balm Promises Cures For Paralysis
Advertises Chamberlains Pain Balm as a remedy for partial paralysis and rheumatism. Claims a man from Cogan County was nearly cured after two bottles. Promotes use for rheumatism sprains bruises and travel related diarrhea. Mentions Powell's City Drug Store as seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Timett
Swithout
Chamberlain
Geo
de Powell
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Ath
Admiral Schley
Court of Inquiry
E ‘Ho
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Congress
Spain
Vhce
New York Tribune
Great ‘Britain
Lord Kitchener
Lord Roberts ‘de Maade
Clara E. Morgan
Putnam, Ilc
Mi Fande
Ayer
Ave
Randles
Nokomis
Sirmicat
J.C. Ayer
White Dove
Reptember
Mra Morgan
Hobart C. Bacon
Dwight E
Lay
Wester
Daniel Webster
Chicago
Peru
Ateamers
Webster City
Unies
Johbn Wherry
Hiram
Dr Stickel
County
Stennepls Journal
Wilson Everett
Henry Courier
Robert H. Ruggies
ConuManEgs
Cecanlon
Volumbia
Lacov
Sud
Bacon
Putuan
Ropa
Geomepoilten Ho & Welles Nown
Rafford Pyke
Mien
America
England
Review of Reviews
London
Cosmopolitan
Schaefer's
The
Henry Republican
We Weekly
Furniture Actory
Central Illinois
Loadmuilding
John-Stfeele
Pask Row
Sisi
Orne
Milton R- Holler
Heniey
Powell’s-city-drug-store
Sensi
Lewis
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