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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1901
Page
3
The passage recalls Bill Nye's praise of life insurance noting dynamism and danger of modern life. He asserts that becoming fully insured improved his health and expresses a satirical claim about heirs, framed as a certificate of endorsement to the Hon. Sam Wharton of Mercer County.
The article portrays J Pierpont Morgan as a central figure in industry and finance. It notes his London education, ties to Peabody and Drexel, control of vast invested capital, and leadership of railroad interests worth about one billion dollars. It also describes him as a large, reserved man who enjoys yachts, rare books, and rare paintings.
A fierce critique denounces big finance and trust leaders shaping policy in Washington. The piece cites Ridgely as banker turned comptroller candidate, notes Dawes' resignation, and warns of government by injunction eroding jury rights and popular sovereignty amid industrial clashes and political maneuvering.
The text argues about causes of South and Central American revolts, contrasting views on clerical influence and liberal aims, mentions Colombia and Venezuela, and notes US vigilance with warships to protect Panama Isthmus transit. It also covers Colorado woman suffrage debates prompted by a ban on women alcohol sales.
New York crowds watched Crescens defeat The Abbot in a $12,000 event at Brighton Beach under the New York Trotting Association. Crescens set a world record 2.034 5 for five heats while The Abbot broke down in the second heat after an early misstep, drawing a massive turnout of about 15,000 spectators.
A racially charged riot disrupted weekly traffic on the Chicago & Southeastern rails near Daleville and Anderson with Greeks and Americans clashing. Dozens of Greeks armed with knives or revolvers faced American workers. stones and shovels caused multiple injuries though no shots were fired. Officers were summoned as the conflict, rooted in prejudice, left several wounded and a chaotic scene near a barb wire fence.
An advertisement from W. H. Torbert of Dubuque touts a tonic claimed to restore vitality and vigor for old and middle aged. The notice promises improved health, desires, and energy, describing the product as a life and social boost with delivery upon receipt of payment.
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