Snow of Illinois District Seeks Best Speaker Candidate
Congressman Herman W. Snow, from Illinois, says he will vote for the best man for speaker and will oppose the subtreasury and Stanford bills. He favors reciprocity with nations, opposes government control of the telegraph, supports a commercial union with Canada on fair terms, and believes the silver question should be left alone. He wants no further World’s Fair appropriations and supports tariff revenue, while favoring equalization of old laws. Snow shifts from Republican roots and is out of step with the current Democratic party.
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Fishermen reported large hauls from Senachwine Lake
La Salle Oct 16 report details Woods Bros drawing a ravine haul near Senachwine with about 8000 pounds of fish including 850 pounds of game fish. A 63 pound black bass is noted along with croppies and other species. Fishermen used pitchforks to remove moss clogging nets. Warden letters about stock slaughter and legal action planned.
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Peoria Journal Critiques Bonus System Impact on Factories
A Peoria Journal reply to a correspondent notes many factories locate in the city due to the Peoria Improvement Association but those with the largest bonuses often perform least. It argues Galesburg is not alone in opposing the bonus scheme and cites Cantons success without bonuses. The excerpt also condemns subsidized plants as unstable while praising Cantons established factories. The item ends with an unrelated medical ad touting Rheumatism cure claims.
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Hotel Del Coronado as seen from Arvensipz California
A letter describes Hotel Del Coronado in Coronado California as a vast ornate complex on a mesa overlooking the Pacific and San Diego Bay. The writer details the palace like rotunda dining and breakfast rooms with ocean views, electric lighting, extensive terraces, private sitting rooms, 60 autlog rooms, a grand ballroom and bridal chambers, all managed by E S Babcock I, noting the hotel housed up to 650 guests during a stay and praising its beauty and comfort.
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Departure from Hotel Del Coronado to Riverside
A writer notes leaving the luxurious Hotel Del Coronado due to high costs. The plan is to travel with a wealthy widow to Riverside in San Bernardino County and stay some time, with a possible visit to San Francisco before departing California. He signs off warmly with best wishes.
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Mother Parker laid to rest in Putnam cemetery
The obituary recalls Margaret Engle Parker born 1808 in Greenbrier Virginia, widowhood and tenacious pioneer life across Ohio Illinois Minnesota and Iowa. She raised nine children, cared for the sick across frontier towns, and supported her sons during the Civil War era. The funeral at the Henry Putnam Methodist church followed by a family farewell at Elder Parker's home.
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Funeral services for Mother Parker held at Christian church
John Anderson of Putnam and Hon Jones attended as the casket was carried to the Christian church for general services. Rev William Wooley read Romans and led prayer as Elder Shaw preached on knowing a future state. The choir sang Asleep in Jesus while mourners viewed the casket. The procession to the village cemetery included prayers and thanks from Samuel Parker and a final benediction by Rev Wooley.
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Ely's Cream Balm touted for catarrh relief
Readers from Denver and Cheyenne endorse Ely's Cream Balm for dry catarrh noting personal cures and high demand. An unrelated Demorest's page highlights a November issue featuring portraits of American women, pre Columbian discoveries articles, riding lessons, holiday mottoes, home arts and Thanksgiving menus.
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