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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1902
Page
3
The passage endorses W. R. Moore as the ideal candidate for the district. It notes his experience and cooperation with Mr Magill, his likely county convention endorsement, and the belief that he would faithfully serve constituents and public interests as a minority representative.
The piece notes continuing cost of living increases while wages stay flat in New York City on April 16, 1901 and 1902. It critiques the meat trust and urges abstaining from meat during Lent to pressure surplus disposal, claiming health and finances improve for those who do. It claims the air is still on the free list.
The city faces a housing deficit with rents from 12 dollars per month. Authorities urge immediate relief as population could rise if more dwellings were built. Builders would profit from such investments and help unlock growth.
Washington society women debate who ranks after the first lady in official hierarchy. The issue hinges on the relative importance of government officials and whether wives of senators or cabinet members should be outranked.
A proposed plan to replace presidential cabinet succession with three vice presidents is debated though blocked by the Constitution. The piece then surveys a census bulletin showing immigration patterns and native vs foreign birth, highlighting mixed ancestry and shifting American identity. It notes religious unity progress and mentions Boni de Castellane’s election, Morgan’s influence in Europe, and Queen Wilhelmina’s illness as broader concerns.
Moline records show April 1902 city receipts totaling 23132.22 with detailed line items for sidewalk and paving collections, water rents, and saloon licenses. Hospital notes log patient counts, receipts of 5667.78, and 2822.11 in expenditures, plus secretary’s cash details and upcoming fiscal planning.
When your druggist says he has not got Rocky Mountain Tea made by the Madison Company, send your money to us and we will mail it postpaid. Do not be fooled by a worthless substitute. EF, W Uhrus.
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