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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1902
Page
12
Maude Griffin notes lace gowns remain essential for day and evening wear with Valenciennes and Irish lace combinations. Washable chiffons, net inserts, and embroidered sleeves feature. new shoulder pouches and straight-front corsets shape silhouettes. Coats in silver gray and hats in red linen appear at resorts as Ping-pong themed waists and accessories trend.
A quirky 19th century profile recounts Albert Jo Hopkins endorsed for the U S Senate. It describes his early career, a Fox River island purchase bid for Aurora, and an operation tied to his survival. The tale ends noting the operation's complete success.
A New York City man recalls a past interview with a passenger who claimed great wickedness in the world and long hatred on an ocean liner. The other man identifies himself as formerly the chief of police in New York City.
Dorney of the Peoria school board presented 450 reform ideas to the board, including a proposal on the use of the toothbrush as a reform measure. The fragment ends with further discussion pending.
An idiosyncratic verse about a jealous hen and a rooster, then a political scene in Illinois where Speaker Carlisle and draftsman Hopkins clash over a bill. The piece juxtaposes rural fable with legislative drama and ends with a quip about a dentist and public health reform.
Vague OCR fragment reports a Kentucky man on an operating table after a gunfire incident. The text mentions a revolver and a confrontation but provides few readable specifics about persons, places, or outcomes.
A Duluth officer visits a west end family and finds a 12 year old girl kneading bread. He asks why she does not attend school and she replies that her husband thinks she should stay home. The exchange ends after the officer's remark about education.
A broad range of items touches New York politics and society. Factional battles over Tammany, charity and religious events, and landmark estate plans surface alongside notes on Roosevelt and Cortelyou. The piece highlights Dock/Yard developments and social figures like Edward Shepard and William Vanderbilt Jr.
Hon Reed Smoot of Utah announced in Salt Lake City he will seek the U S Senate if the upcoming legislature votes Republican. A Salt Lake City native with Provo business ties, he expects strong opposition from non LDS preachers but support from the regular party machine.
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