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Newspaper
Moline Review
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1876
Page
2
A historical notice identifies William A Wheeler of New York as holding the office of Vice President. The text notes his association with the state and role within the government. No further biographical details are provided in the readable fragment.
Peden notes the annual meeting of the State Board of Equalization began in Springfield on Wednesday with officials gathered to discuss reforms and revenue measures.
A fragment notes James Gotvint addressing the Maine State Republican convention on Wednesday and mentions an editor elected to Congress Henry Water of the Louisville Construction.
The text notes factions seeking adjournment of Congress and hints at tensions around Tilden while reporting 487 accidental drownings nationwide. Gan Den Pagidoo X, grandson of President Parrison, has accepted the Indiana governor nomination, seen as a stronger contender than Orth who resigned.
The report notes Trobe meeting strategist Pridas with Tendricks aiding. Hendricks resisted, and Tilden conceded. A short Poe interview followed the correspondence, though it was briefer than the earlier letters.
Former official Nel Par delivered a speech in Springheid praising Gov Hayes as pure and upright while quietly accusing opponents of political duplicity and misusing aid from Elden. The remarks framed Hayes as the standard of integrity amid contested rhetoric.
In a strong addressed appeal, German Americans in Chicago urge West compatriots to support the Republican cause in the current political campaign, arguing patriotism and duty compel action. They call for unity and active backing of party principles.
A Republican National Committee member for the state exposes a fake circular claimed to come from Chicago headquarters. He warns it's being sent nationwide by a person described as a life missioner of progn.
A read through scattered tones hints at reformer claims and Hod’s rise, yet skeptics find no clear endorsement. The text remains abstract and disjointed, offering little persuasive detail or decisive judgment on Hod or the reformer.
The article critiques rival positions and contrasts them with Governor Hayes and William A. Wheeler, noting partisan bravado and a dull political climate. It reflects on the paper’s stance and aims to offer clear, strong declarations amid rival claims.
Last Monday night principal Prancs Wan ford of North division High School was fatally shot by Alexander Sullivan, secretary of the board of public works. The motive involved a council communication accusing Sullivan's wife of conspiring to influence city education appointments in favor of Roman Catholics. both women's witnesses were present.
At a mass meeting in New York a committee was formed to petition Gov. Tilden to remove heads of departments obstructing public works promotion.
Reports place Generals Crook and Terry advancing with their commands toward the hostile Sioux in the Big Horn region of Montana. Lively operations may begin any hour as the combined force under Crook and Terry is under 5,000, while Sioux strength is more than double that number.
The piece notes that Indiana Democrats have withdrawn four candidates for the state Supreme Court over corruption concerns. It argues it is better to retire a bad candidate than risk party defeat by keeping them in the race.
A serialized critique notes the transmission of Tilden and Hendricks acceptance letters as a botched telegraph job. It mocks grammar and formatting, pledges to publish corrected versions from New York papers, and accuses supporters of political hypocrisy while predicting a public, prolonged exposure of the letters.
The letters of Tilden and Hendricks draw sharp rebukes from editors across the nation. The New York Times and Wisconsin papers condemn them as weak and evasive while praising the more direct letters of Ayes and Wheeler. Readers see a split on policy and leadership within the Democratic party.
Philadelphia July 21 report describes the hot week dampening attendance at the Centennial and highlights the Main building’s vast display of international wares. Tiffanys Bryant vase valued at 310,000 draws focus along with costly jewelry, cameos, and foreign artworks.
E C Barnard laments the poor arrangement of educational displays at the Centennial grounds. He notes international and national exhibits in separate buildings and urges a dedicated educational hall to showcase maps, school furniture, textbooks, and pupil papers for teachers and visitors. He warns the current setup hides valuable resources.
The Cordova School District elected Isaac Cool and Theodore Abbott to three year terms on the board in a poll after the spring election. Officers named include President L. Cool Secretary Theo Abbott Treasurer J Cool with a finance committee and other roles. The new term begins as the fastertoot school opens September with McKay as principal and Miss Mary Carruthers in charge of the intermediate department.
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