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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1895

Page

2

Politically Active Illinois Campaign News

The article reports Governor candidates and party maneuvers in 1895 Illinois politics. Ex-Guy Fifer withdraws from the governor race while John R. Tanner enters. D.H. Paddock seeks Attorney General, and Thomas H.W. Cannon is appointed to the Canal Commissioners Board. Campaign headquarters open in Litchfield, with Democratic and Republican figures visiting Nokomis Hillsboro and surrounding areas.

Guy Fifer John R. Tanner Republican Party Altgeld Thomas HW. Cannon Chicago Timed-Herald Board of Canal Commissioners W.A Graham Chicago Board of Education Cannon Chicago Theo Nelson Democratic State Central Committee John Kt. Tanner Republican State Central Committee Litchfield Bland Missouri Nokomis W.J. Ryan Nebraska A. J. Hunter Paris Hillsboro Mie Hadley Obair Mbu Tanner Peoria Journal

Congress Honors Washington Death In Historic Parlor

An 1800 Ulster County Gazette reprint shows Congress in mourning over George Washington's death. The House and Senate advocate public tributes, black attire, and a joint committee to honor the late leader who guided war and peace, with President John Adams replying to House condolence.

I. Cooper Mt Palatine Ulster N.Y Congress George Washington House OF Representatives Goode Virginia Marshall Haseen Washington America Havling Speaker Llouso United States House Senate Smith John Adams

Educators and teaching reform lead the new school era

An editorial argues that true teachers require skill and practice, not rote text book lessons, and calls for educated teachers, better school boards, and higher salaries. The Pekin Tribune notes a Missouri and Illinois press association excursion to Atlanta, detailing travel plans from St Louis to Lookout Mountain and hotel arrangements, with members invited to travel and enjoy a week or more if weather allows.

Pekin Tribune Linois Press Association Atlanta St Louis Missouri Press Association Nashville Hotel Alhambra Peachtree Street Odibor Henry Cedson Nashville, Chattanooga

Washington Remembered as Nation’s Founder and Virtue

The passage honors General George Washington as the nation’s father and exemplar. It notes his unmatched greatness, virtue, and lasting influence, mourning his death and praising his public service, temperance, magnanimity, and heavenly reward. Washington’s enduring memory inspires patriotism and civic consecration among countrymen.

Senate United States George Washington Washington Gage

Adams Reflects on Washington’s Death in Senate Address

John Adams delivers a solemn response to Washington’s death. He recalls their alliance dating to 1774 and praises Washington’s humility, wisdom, and constancy. Adams vows humble resignation and hopes future generations remember the nation’s fallen leader.

Senate America Washington Trajan Pliny Marcus Aurelius John Adams

Funeral Service for Washington Ends with Military Salute

The procession halted at the Potomac bank near the family vault as infantry and cavalry formed for the burial of the Commander in Chief. Clergy and Masons, followed by citizens, conducted the church service while 11 artillery pieces fired, the river vessel echoed, and the nation mourned Washington’s death with the sun setting on his glory.

Utilizeus The Potomac Masonic Brothers United States Heko Washington Ameri

Woman's Club session outlines philanthropy talk and tramp debate

Twenty seven members met at Mrs White's home with Mrs Hammond chairing Philanthropy. Delegates Laura A. Kline and Evelyn K. Jones were elected to attend the Atlanta congress. Discussions covered indiscriminate philanthropy and tramp life citing Josiah Flynt, plus the view that legislative action may curb the nuisance. Readings included Doris, The Silver Tankard, and The Literary. Guests were Mrs Whitney and Mrs Parmalee.

Woman’s Club White Hammond Department of Philanthropy General Federation Woman’s Congress Atlanta U of Novi Laura A. Kline Evelyn KE. Jones Club Congress Albertson Lee Josiah Flynt Minnie Kline Cleave Evelyn Jones Paskell Doris Anna Burt Zella Kellogg James Whitcomb Reilly Mra Whitney Parmalee Townsend

Washington Entombed in Mount Vernon Funeral Procession

The article records Washington’s interment at Mount Vernon with formal honors on December 20, detailing the public procession, including cavalry and infantry escorts, music, and a mourning river-arrival firing of minute guns. It notes the coffin bearing General George Washington and the epitaph Gloria Deo.

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Marshall County Teachers Association Meeting Set in Sparland

The first teacher meeting for the 1895 school year will be held at Sparland high school on Saturday November 2. All certificated teachers in the county are invited to participate and assist in making the gathering of unusual interest. School officers and patrons are urged to attend and offer guidance to improve county schools.

M. M. Mattary, Co

Prominent land sale terms offered in Iowa locale

An advertisement claims favorable terms on choice farmland in Iowa and invites buyers to join a sales effort. It mentions Rock Island Route connections and emigration agents, and promotes Aver's Pills as a remedy for colds and fevers with claims of restoring digestive health. It also touts new photograph envelopes for mail photos.

Iowa Rock Island

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