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Newspaper

Moline Daily Journal

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1901

Page

3

Local Journal Masthead and contact details

The notice lists Thomas I. Stanleey as president Warren Hastman secretary and J Maurich Farnham treasurer with office and room numbers. It shows telephone lines for business editorial and job printing and states publication daily at 3 45 except weekends with subscription rates for mail and carrier delivery and a twice weekly option. It notes entry in Moline Illinois Post Office as second class mail matter.

Thomas I. Stanleey Warren L. Hastman J. Maurich Farnham Moline Illinois

Unworthy Courtesy Confers Lawful Respect on Czolgosz

Editorial voices restraint in executing Leon F. Czolgosz while upholding due process. It laments the assassin's crimes and anticipates his electrocution during the week of October 28, 1901, arguing the law alone warrants any courtesy toward him.

Leon F. Czolgosz McKinley

Rich Editor and Libel Trial Referenced in Joliet News

The Joliet News faces a libel suit with $50,000 in damages. The piece mocks the editor’s wealth and ambition, hinting at cross-border satire and historical political figures amid editorials from Burlington Hawkeye and commentary on Roosevelt and Diaz.

Global rail link dream debated by Alaska to Russia plan

A Washington chartered syndicate with a 50 million dollar capital aims to build a rail line from Circle City Alaska to Cape Prince of Wales and ferry across Bering Strait to Siberia. The scheme envisions connecting to the Transsiberian at Irkutsk and reaching Moscow and Vienna, with financiers named including Morgan Hill and other capitalists. critics question feasibility while boasting of modern finance. The piece also notes genealogists selling aristocratic lineages for wealth.

State of Washington Alaska Bering Strait Rusalea Transsiberian Railway Circle City Yukon River Arctic Circle Cape Prince of Wales Siberian Siberia Irkutsk Moscow St. Petersburg China Manchuria White Pass and Yukon White Pass J. Pierpont Morgan James J. Hill Bouasian

British Mail Route Change Spurs Panama Canal Talk

A British government plan to shift mails from the Suez route to the Pacific trade path could cut Sydney to London travel by seven days via a U S rail sweep. Reports hint Britain may buy Panama Canal rights for about 50 million dollars, while Americans push for a speedy interoceanic waterway. Meanwhile a missing eighteen year old heiress is found after fleeing a governess rule, underscoring domestic concerns about childrearing norms.

Australia London Sues Oanal Pacific Ocean United States Sydney San Vrancisco New York Imperial Service Washington Dispatch Paris Panama Canal Company Isthmian Canal Commission Pacific Oceans

Episcopal Bishops Open Triennial Convention in San Francisco

The Episcopal Church in America opened its triennial convention in San Francisco with Bishop Dudley of Kentucky elected president and S Hart of Middletown Conn. secretary of the house of bishops. About 75 bishops attended the formal session at Trinity Church as thousands lined the streets for the procession.

San Francisco The Episcopal Church of America Dudley Kentucky S. Hart Middletown Conn House of Bishops John 8. Lindsey Massachusetts Charles Hutchins House of Deputies Trinity Church Trinity Pacific Coast Tuttle Missouri Doane Albany Newcastle Wistar Morris Oregon Nicholas California Saint Saens Gounod

Horror grows as Balangiga massacre details emerge in Samar

Descriptions from Samar reveal the slaughter of Company C Ninth Infantry at Balangiga last Saturday. Capt Connell tied and burned, 45 bodies burned in a trench, seven missing, Macabebes to the scene aboard Legaspi delayed by a typhoon. Afterward treasury plans halt sinking fund bond purchases of 20 million dollars.

Manila Samar Ninth United States Infantry Balangiga Isaac D. Derussy Eleventh Infantry Connell Legaspi

Markets Tumble and Steady as Wheat and Corn Trade H​eadlines

Chicago October 2 grain markets show wheat down with December at 68% 69 and May 72%. Corn holds steady to firmer with October around 64 to 65 and December 58 to 68. Oats weaken with December near 41, rye weaker, butter unsettled, live poultry dull, potatoes firmer, flour dull. Cattle ranges list prime beeves at 6.36 to 6.75 and feeders 2.20 to 4.75, with various grades shown.

Chicago Michigan New York Minnesota 3Gc Texas

Fire destroys Fox & Maeson furniture plant in Corunna

Furniture plant of Fox and Maeson in Corunna Michigan was totally destroyed by fire on Wednesday night. Loss estimated at $60 000 with $19 500 insured. Fire likely started from spontaneous combustion in the main factory. A tank explosion hurled Charles Wilcox 80 feet, and he is expected to die from injuries.

Anhéa Corunna Mich Fox &.Maeson Wix Charles Wilcox

War on Strikers in Tampa Cracks Down on Cigar Makers

Tampa police launch vagrancy crusade against striking cigar makers. Patrol wagons busy, 50 plus arrests. Police court remains open all day. Workers granted up to 80 days to return to factory labor.

Tampa Fla Polles

Fire injures twelve firemen and two workers in Kansas City factory

In Kansas City Missouri on October 3 twelve firemen and two employees were overcome by smoke or injured by falling furniture during a fire at the Abernathy Furniture company factory in the West Bottoms.

Kansas City Abernathy Furniture Company West Bottoms

Bank Robbery Suspects Arrested in St Louis Case

John Wilson and Edward Steigler were arrested in St Louis on suspicion of the November 28, 1900, Farmers' Bank of Emden, Tl, safe blow. Chief Desmond says evidence supports holding them for Illinois authorities.

Imargen St Louis John Wilson Edward Steigler Farmers’ Bank Emden Desmond Illinois

Balm for bronchitis promises quick relief and slow recovery

An article explains bronchitis ranges from a cold to a chronic lung inflammation. It notes Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil as a soothing balm that relieves symptoms though it cannot restore damaged tissue. The advertisement offers to send a sample from Scott & Bowne in New York.

Washington Roosevelt Civil Service New York Scott Scott & Bowne Pearltreet, New York

Louisville and Nashville Railroad Finest Passenger Service

The Louisville and Nashville Railroad operates the finest passenger service in the South. The equipment is up to date, the road bed is unequaled and the time is the fastest. Through trains offer magnificent couches and drawing room sleeping cars between—

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