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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1874
Page
4
A train accident at a Peoria area crossing injures Mrs Delong and two children of Gilman visitors, damaging their carriage. The family, who were staying at the Peoria House, were sightseeing when the incident occurred. The piece also notes hotel rates and local notices including a forthcoming picnic by Long Point grange.
The passage argues the Republican Party stands morally purer and aims higher than the Democrats, despite minor corruption within the party. It claims the Democratic Party corrupts the nation, embraces slavery, opposes temperance, and hampers reform. Also notes the 132nd district convention at Princeton produced a deadlock with Hawley 26, Henderson 26, Lynde 14 demanding a compromise.
A weekly postal list showing names scheduled for delivery or pickup at Henry. Included are P Anerson MD Pecks T B Garry Jos Strick L' O Ostrander E Walliams ag A Wannen P M.
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