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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1901
Page
3
The text lists officers Thomas S. Stanley president Warren L. Eastman secretary J Maurice Farnham treasurer and shows subscription rates issued nightly at 45 dollars yearly or six months by mail and weekly by carrier with Sunday edition details.
A reflection on teachers shaping citizens stresses freedom from routine, engaging with world events, and fostering independent judgment. The piece cites using contemporary public figures to spark interest, and discusses patriotic citizenship through daily study of current events. It also recounts a Paris royal fashion dispute involving Mrs. Yerkes and M Armand, highlighting American independence.
The Malagasy sovereign whose pension from the French government is meager shares a practical approach to stylish dress on limited funds. Her solution reflects frugal chic while maintaining dignity and status for Madagascar’s former ruler.
A historical column recalls multiple old New York incidents starting with misidentified prisoners labeled John Doe and a lost child at the station. It links evolving naval tech from sailing ships to submarines and notes musicians criticizing ragtime while a violinist saved himself by playing it for rattlesnakes. It ends with a quip about a police officer answering a civilian inquiry with blunt clarity.
A 14 year old Roy Rose in West Hoboken wins a Western Union branch post on merit, surpassing three veterans in a week. An Evangelical church in Industry Kansas funds debts by a wheat crop. proceeds erase a mortgage. A Chicago arithmetician estimates daily word output by drummers at 12,000, totaling 3.6 million yearly. John Winters of California faces 15 years after losing a 320000 dollar gold bullion scheme. Newport lawn tennis championship crowds signal golf’s rising social popularity and prestige.
Jimmy Van Alen has displaced Ted Sloane in King Edward's affections, a developing royal romance that leaves the American jockey with a nose put out of joint and a stir among racing circles.
A long Labor Day article details parades in Denver St. Louis Gas Belt towns Kansas City Atlanta Nashville Dallas Memphis Birmingham Savannah and more. Tens of thousands marched with unions including Garment Makers Negro Bricklayers and others. Riots erupted near Tybee Island amid post parade boisterousness.
Severe rainfall flooded sewers and streets in Cleveland New Ohio, causing extensive damage in Glen Park and nearby blocks. Water four feet deep damaged homes, utilities, and road improvements, with several houses left wrecked and others at risk. police and fire departments aided relief and repair efforts as residents assess rebuilding plans.
The September event details mention the prophes sionists of Massachusetts naming four tickets for the upcoming state campaign. John H. Lewis Jr. of Reading is listed as the governor candidate, with other ticket members tied to the Massachusetts race.
Copenhagen dispatch reports the new Danish ministry has decided to accept the United States offer of 16,000,000 kroner for the Danish West Indies.
Treasury department warns Texas banks that twenty and ten dollar bills from two Montana banks totaling 300000 are in circulation without signatures of the president and cashier. The notes were stolen in the Great Northern train robbery while en route from Washington to the banks. Public urged not to accept unsigned bills.
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