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Newspaper
Moline Review
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1876
Page
2
A scrambled dated note references a request for examination and mentions assistance, terms like war and outrage appear in a garbled plea. Names, dates, and clear actions are unreadable, yielding an incomplete, unclear communication.
Vermont will lead a biennial meeting in September with state officials and regional representatives attending. The agenda includes policy discussions and regional coordination efforts as part of state leadership initiatives.
Chicago reports Arete explorer Dir Avvyis will visit Canyans Laeliuita and oversee a grain shipment. Officials confirm cod car loads of grain arrived by canal totaling G2joo0 bushels on Tursol.
Pildea divides the bowers with the Jemes brothers under sanction of law. The report mentions taken towns and cape reports, with references to Saint and Sane amid dated notes of onthiws and thromped specifics.
A major steamboat regatta on the Husthill River draws teams and spectators following a series of trials. Phailadeiphas competes amid windy conditions as crews race for top honors on Tuesday.
The New York bankruptcy registers show Daniel Drew drawing a check for 875000. The record covers the vast five years and notes related banking actions.
The republican delegation at Becomdil Town Paver port district held a Wednesday meeting. Timard Price was late for the conference.
Sexvren and Ton, Carl Sehtuz will address supporters in Chicago during the campaign. Miosehuiy will speak to both Loghah and Getuan language groups.
The fragment describes a halted plan and a person described as BV who allegedly led a centennial event. It notes that the Saturday attendance was lower than the ongoing weekly average, about half the prior figure.
Trn Atlantic mills of Lawrence Massachusetts will resume business on the th lith of next month, employing about 1200 operatives. The revival is hailed as an encouraging sign by The Times.
garbled text from Dayton Ohio mentions a bridal coupe and balloon boys. lacks clear names dates or events. cannot determine a coherent news item or outcome from the readable fragments.
The New York Liberal Republican convention met at Saratoga on Wednesday under the Liberal state committee chairman and resolved to support Hives and Wheeler.
A report states that a Ute guide or ally, once trusted by the army, deserted with the equipment provided to fight the Sioux. The loss jeopardizes ongoing operations and leaves troops without essential gear.
Hayes stood firm under fire during a campaign, twice wounded, refusing retirement or furlough. He vows to veto rebel bills despite ongoing clashes and political pressure.
The Argus has not published a statement naming Col. I. H. Elliott as Hayes Wheeler supporter nor declares the paper Independent. The record notes no explicit stance from the Argus on party alignment.
A. T. Stewart & Co. plans a Chicago branch of its New York dry goods house. The firm has leased two of the city’s largest buildings for the venture, with leases extending to January 1, 1887.
The passage discusses Lew Steward aligning with two political platforms, one in De catur and another in St. Louis. It highlights his support for Tilden and Hendricks, maintaining consistent views given dual stances.
The Indian commissioner issued an order prohibiting all sales of arms or ammunition to whites or Indians by license holders as Indian traders. Violations carry revocation of license as punishment.
President Grant officially announces the death of Speaker Kerr and praises the deceased statesman. Kerr's funeral is held Wednesday afternoon at his home in New Albany Indiana.
The Red Bud Courier launches as a weekly paper from the southern line with editor Tilden and Hendricks at the helm, announcing an enterprise intended to be profitable for the publishers.
There are 5 917 postmasters in the United States, plus an army of office holders needed to run the machine. The total office holders count is 62 172. There are twice as many office holders as soldiers. The number of office seekers mirrors the last Democratic presidential vote.
OCR text incomplete mentions Iowa towns and a public issue involving a threat state and a wheel, with scattered references to Petia, Leoateorer, Paves, and Las doll places. No clear event or outcome is readable.
In Penmry county voters voiced concerns as Democrat leaders urged participation at a mass convention. Independent party figures convened a day earlier to pursue similar aims, while remarks criticized political tactics and urged mindful casting of ballots.
A fragment from a regional paper reports a late afternoon charity event at a theater venue. The note mentions attendees and a prior performance, with unspecified organizers and a vague finale. No clear names or dates are readable.
A young man from a wealthy New York family sought a letter of recommendation from a prominent official. He approached a state figure and requested support for a business or official endeavor, but the response he received was from the archivist who refused to refer him.
Piotr Srenyi of Massachusetts runs as Independent and defeats Republican Charles A Stevens in the tenth district by 450 votes. The result follows eight months of Confederate and Democrat dissatisfaction and reflects reform ambitions. Srenyi now supports ages and Wheeler and opposes Tidder and THendrmehs as harmful to the nation.
The Bureau county Republicans conducted a very large county convention on Tuesday. Col I W Elliott announced his support for Hayes and Wheeler and urged backing Tilden, citing Civil War era divisions. Gen Henderson followed with a direct Republican address.
Special correspondence from Washington reports a stormy adjournment as clashes in the House over Tilden and secession trigger loud confrontations, injuries to patience, and procedural stumbles. Porter and Wilson dispute Whisky allegations while a broad critique of political clubs and a call to aid unemployed workers frame the fallout.
A session's investigation cleared Dr Nichols in charge of the government insane asylum of cruelty and misappropriation claims. A petition to Congress seeks reopening, alleging witnesses were mishandled and not subpoenaed. Petitioners pledge to prove more than charged, potentially reopening the case next session.
The house refused to act on restoring the ranking privilege, calling the measure a dead duck. Patriots urged citizens to conduct civic duties while avoiding wasteful mail matter, predicting higher postage costs for others though beneficial to government. A clause in the appropriation bill is deemed useless and inoperative.
Abooodiot attacks Greenbach ticket and Republican views while praising Booth as leading independent California and advocating Hayes and Wheeler as paths to honest government. He claims Booth strengthens the republic in Indiana and appeals to independent voters against old prejudices.
The piece rails at party defections from Gen Tichiad to Col Elliott while questioning Democratic renunciation of independence. It cites The Lancet on dirty ice from pond sources causing illness, urges public analysis. It notes accidental drownings, river and lake fatalities, and a centennial exposition Saturday attendance.
On August 1 at a North Umpqua landing in Douglas county Oregon a mother and two of her sons aged six and sixteen fell into the river while awaiting W Wheeler's return from Roseburg. The sixteen year old leaped to save his brother and both mother and child perished. others searched unsuccessfully and the bodies were recovered the next day.
Commodore Vanderbilt must pay about 90000 in taxes this year while his wealth is estimated between 40000000 and 60000000 dollars.
The Chicago Journal reports the death of Hon. Michael C Kerr, former speaker of the House. It recalls his tenure, party stance, and conduct, noting his independent position, partisan committees, and lack of credible corruption charges. It discusses succession prospects and constitutional implications.
Five cars loaded with Haymakers traveled by special train to Rock Island last Saturday night. They joined the Rock Islanders, marched through the streets, and heard an address by Hon. Jas. T. Lane. Moline Haymakers looked splendid in line.
Daily drugstore ads promote Green's August Flower as a cure for dyspepsia and liver complaints listing sour stomach headaches and other symptoms. It urges readers to buy a sample bottle for 10 cents or a regular size for 50 cents and to test its effects with two doses. Also notes the Rock Island county Bible society 32d anniversary event at the M E church in Rock Island held last Sunday evening.
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