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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1901
Page
5
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Langdon faces pressure from The Banner and The Sun as editors clash over his stance during Brentwood unrest. The Banner’s editor apologizes for prior coverage while Langdon confronts pushback from Seattle paper owners, governor appeals, and local officials. Branded threats and protests test his allies and resolve as he mentors troops and contends with financial schemes and hostile factions.
In May Erle Langdon returns from Gunnison to face pressure from Channing and other railroad directors. Channing collapses from nervous strain while Langdon, weak and sleep-deprived, discovers the office cash missing after an early morning visit to Brentwood.
The article traces a culture of hearsay at Pawnee and Brentwood where soldiers and civilians spread unverified gossip about Langdon and Nathan. It details how informants fuel slander, impact reputations, and influence discipline, with figures like Melville, Channing, Torrance, and Woodrow involved in a web of whispered accusations and loyalties.
Tickets to Louisville from Moline and Illinois points are offered for August 24 to 26 and September 2 with 23 hour travel to Colorado via Rock Island lines. Homeseekers rates via Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul to northwest and southwest. Knight Templar conclave in Louisville prompts special pricing of 13.25 round trip August 24 and 25 and 2, extendable to September 16.
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