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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1901
Page
3
City publication details official status and officers THOMAS J STANLEY president WARREN L EASTMAN secretary J MAURICE FARMAN treasurer with subscription prices for print editions including annual and six month mail rates and weekly carrier options.
Yachting experts warn the international cup faces greater danger of capture by English yachtsmen than in fifty years. Public sentiment questions the New York Yacht Club handling of a cup defender, while Americans demand an open, inclusive process and a strong American entry.
The piece recalls General Ludlow’s death due to overwork in Havana and his role in postwar Havana cleanup and Philippine service. It notes other Spanish-American War figures like Rear Admiral Philip and Captain Gridley, and contrasts ages with the Civil War. It covers varied notes on fashion, Caligula relics, irrigation profits, Vanderbilt’s militia rank, and Wall Street slang.
The piece contemplates Turkish leadership under stress while noting United States manufacturers influence on British sentiment. It suggests American capital and labor alignment softens economic tensions, indicating a market rebalance amid geopolitical friction.
Leon F. Czolgosz alias Fred Nieman was indicted for first degree murder in the shooting of President William McKinley at the Pan American Exposition. He refused to answer questions at arraignment. Justices Loran L. Lewis and Robert C. Titus were appointed as his defense counsel.
The Lafayette monument in Paris, erected a year ago by American children, is reported to be crumbling at the base and at risk of collapse. If no admirers in Paris arise to help, the children of America may need to start another collection.
Fragmentary advertisement from a historical page touts a dubious female regulator and other remedies. Mentions Dr Le Due and The Kidd Drug Co with limited legible names and pricing hints. The text implies medical or patent remedy sales with obscure claims and poor OCR clarity.
Mrs Catharine Howe died at her daughter’s Brooklyn home aged 103 after a life spanning the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. She remained mentally alert until two weeks before death and resided at 213 Rutledge Street.
A Yonkers Statesman note reports a Texas group claiming to have discovered air spouters and offering shares, shared by an observer in an office. The item reads as a skeptical social tease about questionable Texas claims.
A long advertisement touts Snuffles the Guaranteed Catarrh Cure by Edwin R B Giles & Company. It claims to permanently cure catarrh and related hay fever by a new treatment, offering immediate relief and a month’s supply for 100 dollars. The notice directs writing to Department 1 in Philadelphia for details and special advice from the discoverer.
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