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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1898
Page
2
The narrative follows a group on the Taku Trail who endure eight days of harsh winter travel. Internal dissensions split the party, the Moliner abandons part of his outfit, and several members drop out. Despite peril and fatigue the journey reconvenes and some parties press toward a mining area near Pelsin Lake, with challenges of weather, navigation, and cohesion shaping the expedition.
The text describes Hindu sacred flowers associated with Krishna and Vishnu, and notes the Eskimo lamps used for warming, lighting, and social roles within families. It highlights cultural uses of lamps in southern Alaska and the lamp’s relation to climate and daily chores.
A., hasi voted to pay the dues of ill members who enlist for the Moline Forum. No. 2 Home Forum has no similar action. Aincoln camp No. 153, M.
A Monday evening gathering at the First Congregational church drew a large audience in support of the soldier and sailor boys. Attendance reached about a thousand with many naval men present, and funds were raised, totaling around 150 dollars plus pledges.
Knox cadets from Galesburg visited Gen Clendenin to seek enlistment in his regiment. They preferred a volunteer group over a state organization and hoped for support to form companies. Gen Clendenin indicated possible encouragement if enough cadets join, though the visit yielded no firm satisfaction. Volunteers remain readily obtainable.
The Silver Wave, a gasoline boat built by local sportsmen, was shipped to Billings Montana for preparation before transfer to Muska then to the Yukon for winter storage and use. HB Cromwell left Saturday night for Seattle en route to the Alaskan gold fields aboard the vessel.
The article notes Crystal Island as one of many small isles dotted across the Pacific. It earned its name for its striking crystal like calcite formations, among a vast archipelago that clusters along the map.
John H. Thornton organizes a company aimed at the Cuban war and plans to open its headquarters on the bluff, signaling a new logistical base for operations.
The Wagner theater hosted a naval militia benefit concert with strong choral and solo performances. Captain Bennett shared Mississippi River squadron memories and praised Marine sailors. Mrs Gould and Mrs Teles Mae Beth provided notable vocal numbers, with Svea Malechoir and McCarthy Vanity orchestra joining in encores. Proceeds were expected around 175 dollars despite adverse weather and muddy streets.
An official report notes Europe had 159,025 miles of rail in operation at the start of 1897, up 3,144 from 1896. Austria-Hungary added 506 miles, Russia 555 miles, and Germany 379 miles, with Belgium, Britain, and Germany leading in total miles by region.
A Miss Mulock story recalls a couple in a lumberyard by a foul river. The lady smiles at pine boards and insists they smell good while the gentleman notes the river smell, prompting her witty retort about preferring the pine board scent.
An OCR damaged notice promises three large world maps printed on sheets to anglers and readers who subscribe. It offers free maps and a chance to post on Tom’s and other sheets, with payments for copies and a call to contact the office for details.
The text touts Ely's Cream Balm as a non irritant nasal catarrh remedy that relieves symptoms quickly. It claims easy application, absorption through the nasal membrane, and restoration of taste and smell. It notes storage and mail orders from Brothers, 46 Warren Street, New York, with a 0 cent price in the ad copy.
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