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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1902
Page
3
The piece argues railways press abstinence among workers to curb drinking without moralizing. It also notes the Liberty Bell’s 2000 mile journey from Philadelphia to Charleston for the South Carolina Interstate exposition, reviving Revolutionary memories and stressing national unity.
The Out look praises Pope Leo XIII as a remarkable ruler in spiritual and temporal deeds. Abbott highlights the pope's recent letter to French bishops and clergy urging reform in a spirit akin to his well known leadership.
The Outlook notes the pope’s loyalty to civil government and his stance against party allegiance, seeing him as aligning Catholicism with democracy or monarchy. It recalls Mark Twain’s reply to a reporter and mentions Kentucky's proposed bill banning Uncle Tom’s Cabin as a state press action. Advertisements for Chamberlain’s tablets Ballard remedies follow.
A courtroom exchange quotes Brer Jackson about a chicking being raised on water risélons. The judge and Brer Jackson discuss the matter with heavy dialect and rural tones.
The text presents a garbled dialogue in which a speaker asks for marriage, and a responding name Appearances of Ferehauded Alphonso-Gwendalyn and Wendellyn-like phrases mix with broken phrases, creating a fragmentary, unclear scene with no verifiable events.
L. B. McCabe announces his bid for the office of state senator subject to approval by the Republican convention and asks for Republican support.
George W. Johnson announces his bid for the office of state senator and seeks support from friends and supporters.
In Oskaloosa Iowa on January 27 authorities report 23 killed and eleven injured in the Lost Creek mine explosion. The coroner's verdict blames accident with no individuals at fault.
The Boston Herald explains Roosevelt naming origins from the mother’s side. The Carew line originates as Querenu, later Carow after Isaac Carow altered the spelling. Quentin and Kermit are linked to the Carow/Huguenot line with original spellings Quantine and similar.
The article notes 3,688 school savings banks in the United States with 63,567 depositors. By now $876,000 has been deposited, up from $835,000 last year, with Montgomery County Pennsylvania pupils contributing about $175,000 in ten years. Atlantic City deposits last year reached $0,878 as many schools promote economy lessons.
OCR readable bits suggest a school related gathering with a deadline and possible attendance details. Names and places are unclear but imply a public notice about a meeting or event. Further readable items reference a feather and ferrying or meeting terms.
A garbled passage questions apologies and reflects on husbands and wives. It mentions years and possible names like Jeng and Atchigon Giaba, with unclear context. The fragment hints at regret and social ties but lacks coherent events or actions.
A group escaped injury when they were struck by a train while returning from a dance. They did not hear the approaching train and suffered no noted injuries.
A rear end collision of stock train sections near Keller Texas kills W T Stillwell and burns his body while J G Adkins dies from injuries. Dense fog obscured warning signals contributing to the wreck.
A reader is urged to visit J. Clendenin or EB Heimbeck drug stores to obtain a free sample of Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets the best physic. It also promises cures for stomach disorders biliousness and headache. The note endorses Rocky Mountain Tea and claims Madison Medicine Co makes the genuine product. Also advertises Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment as a guaranteed cure for piles priced 50 cents.
Mian Stone and Mme Tsilka located near Yapyak in European Turkey asAmerican delegates arrive at Banisko to deliver ransom. The infant Elenika Tsilka has been christened. In Philadelphia, President Roosevelt has accepted an invitation to be guest of the Pennsylvania Freemasons on November 4.
At the celebration of the 150th anniversary of George Washington's initiation into the Masonic order the event will be held at the local Masonic temple.
Montgomery announces Judge Jones names W. J. Naftel and Nathan Lobman receivers for the Pair department store which failed recently. The liabilities are reported near 100000 dollars.
The fragment references Davenport Iowa at 204 and 206 West Second Street and notes capital paid up and surplus figures as part of a corporate or financial notice.
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