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Newspaper

Moline Daily Journal

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1901

Page

3

Jones Distorts Truth in Moline Newspaper Battle

A heated critique targets W A Jones and partner over alleged contract, business jealousy, and injunction seeks to bar T Stanley from Journal ties. The piece accuses Jones of deceit while praising Stanley’s independence as a printer as Czolgosz’s health is reported worsened.

Ruth Fairneas W. A. Jones Geaterdey T. J. Stanley Stanley Jones Iain Rawley Moline Phowld Stanley S E Jones Jonén Willie Anxious Jones the Mail Vent Stanley Journal Printing Company Willie People’s Popular Paper

Tropical products drive US imports and Cuban election law adopted

The Treasury Bureau of Statistics notes rising demand for tropical and subtropical goods in US imports, led by coffee, sugar, rubber and fruits. The Cuban Constitutional Convention adopts election procedures including opening date, presidential scrutiny, provisional committees, canvassing boards, and registry timelines.

Saat Treasury Bureaut of Statistics Wasblagios Tate India Tropica United States Cuba

Proposals for elections spark debate on national ballot cadence

The piece criticizes a plan for four elections within intervals of fifteen days, arguing it would overexcite voters and hinder business and nonpolitical pursuits. It notes historic patterns of presidents and vice presidents dying in or after office, listing several ex leaders and their fates. It also cites a Massachusetts labor bulletin detailing strikes by hours, wages, and other causes, with outcomes and unresolved cases.

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Mrs McKinley’s Health Update From Canton

Canton Ohio October reports Dr Rixey remains available for Mrs McKinley as care shifts to Drs Phillips and Portman. Cortelyou and Judge Day supervise estate matters in Washington with trips to Canton planned. Mrs McKinley continues to bear her sadness well and signs legal papers as health remains stable.

Canton Ricey Cortelyou Judge Day Washington

TRUSTED NATIVES TOO MUCH

Washington Oct 2 A cable from Gen Chaffee reports Manila Oct 1 that a company was surprised by bolo men about 40 strong. Hughes cites reliance on native friendship. investigation results to be cabled. Move follows disaster to Ninth Infantry Company C. Washington Ind Oct 2 bank directors say Davis shortage 71946.23 covered by bondsmen and stockholders. Surplus 4,298,323. bank solid.

Washington War Department Chaffee Manila Adjutant General Hughes Gen. Chaffee Corbin Ninth Infantry Ind People’s National Bank R. C Davis

Twin Coastal Cities Cut Off by Four Days of High Water

St Augustine Fla Oct 2 The cities of Dayton and Sea Breeze on the east coast have been cut off from the world for four days as high water inundates much of the twin towns. Communication was only restored Tuesday. Many residents could not leave homes as floods sweep the region, heavier than in years.

St. Augustine Fla Dayton Sea Breeze

Eminent Puritan Orator Influences Atlantic Coast Church Minds

The west has produced several eminent purplé orators who shaped conservative religious thought on the Atlantic coast. Dr Hillis, long at Bryanston and then the Central church pulpit in Chicago after Prof Swing's death, drew national attention for his eloquence and received many offers to move. He finally accepted a call from Brooklyns old Beecher church.

Atlantic Coast Christlins Hillis Chicago Beecher Old Brooklyh

The Markets in Chicago and New York on October 1

Prices show mixed moves across grains with flour and barley firming and oats easing. Wheat and corn fluctuate with December options weaker in New York, while rye holds steady in Chicago and New York trading floors.

Chicago New York T&g

Illinois Day at Pan American Exposition Declared

Gov. Yates proclaims October 7 Illinois day at the Pan American exposition urging residents to gather at Buffalo for the formal ceremonial and celebrate the state's progress and products. Cattle and hog price lists from Chicago and South Omaha accompany the dispatch with market data.

Springfield Yates Illinois Great Central State America Buffalo

Death of Judge John Bruce in Walters Park Pa

Montgomery remembrances report the death of Judge John Bruce aged 70 in Walters Park Pennsylvania Tuesday evening. Bruce, a native of Scotland, served as federal judge for the middle district of Alabama since 1875 after appointment by President Grant. A brief letter from a reader promotes Chamberlin's Cough Remedy, citing relief for bronchitis and sleep loss.

Montgomery Ala Walters Park John Bruce Middle District Alabama Bruce Scotland Grant Chamberlin

National Farmers Congress Opens in Sioux Falls

The twenty first annual meeting of the National Farmers congress convened in Sioux Falls on October 2 for a ten day session in the decorated Auditorium. Delegates from northern states attend while southern representation is light. Discussions focus on papers resolutions and a proposed law about oleoniax gazine, with late addresses by H H Keith Lieut Gov Snow and Gov Herried absent due to illness. Principal evening address by F B Thurber of New York City on foreign markets for surplus products.

Sioux Falls National Farmers’ Congress H. H. Keith Snow Herried J. Sterli Morton Hoard B. F. Clayton R. G. F. Candage Bomton John M. Stahl F. B. Thurber New Yorkcity

Roundhouse and two locomotives burn at Knifa Lake camp

Mora Minnesota October 1 The roundhouse and two locomotives owned by Oneal Bros of Stillwater loggers burned Monday at their Knifa Lake camp Estimated loss 75000 dollars

Mora, Minn Oneal Bros Stillwater Knifa Lake

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