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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1908

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Henry in near shutout as Castleton hits eight

A Castleton White Sox tryout in Pavilion Park sees Henry’s pitching nearly shut down by eight hits while Henry himself racks twelve. Coe suffers a dislocated shoulder while stealing. doctors reset the arm under chloroform. Coroner reports Granville Matthews killed by a Santa Fe train near Chillicothe. inquest held. Missouri native, 38, a laborer.

Castleton Roy Coe Tess Wyoming Coe Forrest Charles Motter Thomas Richland Township Granville Matthews Santa Fe Wilbern Hattan Chillicothe Missouri Ilinois C. H. Duffy Foreman Fred Co. D. Strahl

Blair Defines Tuition Duties for District High School Access

State Superintendent Blair interprets the new school law stating that graduates of the eighth grade in districts without a high school may attend a high school in another district with tuition paid by their home district. He notes districts with excess levy exempt from this burden, but argues the safeguarding clause is invalid and urges home districts to cover tuition if funds exist.

Blair

Postal laws bar prize lists in newspapers

The article cites Section 499 of postal regulations prohibiting newspapers from printing prize lists or lottery related gift enterprises and warns of penalties including fines and imprisonment. It then notes local school attendance records by Hua Ogden of Bardolph and Alice Kern of Henry, followed by a thanks from Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Merritt for sympathies during a death in their family.

Uncle Sam Bardolph Henry Illinois Hua Ogden Alice Kern el Ogden Wm. Merritt

City Dads Hold Regular September Meeting Minutes 1908

City council met in city hall Monday night September 7 1908 with Mayor Hans and Aldermen present and two absent. Bills were read approved and bonds for night watch and city marshal accepted. Henry Electric Light Co and Henry Telephone Co ordered to paint poles.

The Electric Light Company Hans Yanochowski Pace Smith Leavitt Cromwell McCune Peter A. G. Humphrey C. W. Woodward Geo. Pritchard J. N. Krenz From Scotty Malone Ald Rere Ross Durflinger Pialehel Same Chas, Garlin Frank Garlin Frank Erikson Andrew Brown Fred Carrier Race Hartley John Sanders Albert Stevens Geo. Carrier Ben Forrest Wm. Jacobs Geo. Halbleib Wolke Standard Ol! Co Boeremae Pte A. G. Humphrey E. F. Hunter Rose M, Krenz Donovan Geo Anderson Roy Randall Geo. Johnson Patrick Harney Henry Electric Co. Light Barnes & Magoon City of Henry Bauter_ Bros Doran & Moody John Hawkins P. Bush Frank Bush Fred Dawson Yanoschowski Ald. Pace Wm. Donovan C. EB Wm. Duke Royal Randall Alex Doelzer Yanchowski Pace, Smith Henry Telephone Company Henry Electric Light Company Henry aAlds

Lincoln Douglas Debates era remembered in Illinois history

Local column recalls the 1858 Lincoln Douglas debates, praising Lincoln for kindness to children and mercy in wartime. It highlights Samuel Parker and notes voter referendums on Sunday saloon openings, anti saloon amendments, and sheriff powers in liquor enforcement. Ed B. Smith attended the board meeting.

Herman H Kirchman Dies at Home in Henry County

Mr. H H Kirchman Esq. passed away at his Henry residence on Monday September 7 1908. He was widely known for his legal work and respected in the local community. The obituary notes his orderly conduct and family ties.

H. H. Kirchman, Esq Henry Monday

Illustrious Odd Fellow Kirchman Prominent Chillicothe Leader Dies

Mr. Kirchman born January 19 1822 in Prussia aged 86 7 18 passed after long illness. A watchmaker by trade he settled in Chillicothe Illinois then Cable Illinois with three children and devoted Odd Fellowship for nearly 40 years. He served as secretary finance secretary on lodge, board of education president and city council member, later justice of the peace. Funeral at Presbyterian church with Marshall lodge and Rebekahs in regalia, several out of town relatives attending. card of thanks from family.

Kirchman Prussian Germany America New York City New York New Jersey Illinois Chillicothe Harriet Osberg Osberg Charles Cable, Ill Irving Stringer Henry Adam Mann Loveland Marshall Lodge Brotherhood of Man Lodge Te Lodge Board of Education Presbyterian Church H. W. Burger Andrew Kelley Sherrard Elmer Haines J. S. Burt J. O. Hill Francis Quinn Nya Donovan G. W. Zimmerman Sparland No. 63 Rebekahs Whitefield

Golden Wedding Celebrate Edward and Mrs Smith in Princeton

Mr and Mrs Edward Smith celebrated their golden wedding Monday at Princeton with thirty nine guests. Eight children sixteen grandchildren and four great grandchildren attended. A two course supper followed by a gold finger band and gold rimmed glasses presented by Rev William Pinkney. The couple resided in Bureau county forty two years originating from Granville Sept 7 1858.

Edward Smith Stephen Smith Henry Township Princeton William Pinkney Sterling Smith Richard Herrick la Salle Sarah Ball Peru Sylvanus Lamb Geneva Neb Ansel Richards Lone Rock Will Smith Algona, Ta

Purse of Gold Awarded Peoria District Leader

At Canton conference Dr Lackland presented Dr Van Pelt superintendent of the Peoria M E district with a purse of six gold eagles after his annual report. The district reported satisfactory conditions with churches at work and buildings under construction, noting missionary funds were up. Van Pelt’s six years expire and he returns to the pastoral role. bishop and cabinet consider a successor though gossip omits names.

van Pelt Samuel VanPelt Peoria M. E Canton Peoria Lackland of Brid Herald-Transcript

Peoria official breaks leg in canal cruise mishap

T. H. Webb vice commodore of the I. W. Y. C. from Peoria suffered a broken ankle and head injuries after attempting a jump from dock to boat The Sinner at lock 16 on the Hennepin canal east of Wyanet He was rushed to Bureau then home by train surgeons say the fracture is serious but not life threatening with recovery expected in months

T. H. Webb Peoria Hennepin Canal Wyanet Webb

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