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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1898
Page
4
The article surveys French governance with notes on vitiated police force practices and corruption in Paris. It cites a reform push under a conservative faction, scrutiny of officers, and the challenge of aligning administration with public trust.
Fragmented text notes Governor Pantey and a grand jury involvement, with references to Panama canal discussions, tax rates, school funding, troop deployment, and calendar months. Contains scattered mentions of political factions, treasury items, and October receipts, but lacks coherent narrative or identifiable events.
An unreadable OCR fragment references a state, a court or legal matter, and a discussion of tests or standards. It mentions penalties, a national standard, and a plea for adoption, all presented in garbled form without clear names or dates.
A civil service order may remove deputy collectors from the classified list at any time. The collector should have under him the deputies he wants and trusts, enabling him to assign personnel as needed. The text discusses legislative trends in Illinois and Chicago’s influence on statewide reform.
Free distribution by the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railway to H Fifunter immigration agent for South Dakota. Pamphlet The Sunshine State and other publications offer guidance for farmers seeking new homes in the fertile west. No charge. address provided in Chicago.
An old advertisement touts Grain-O as a coffee substitute made from pure grains. It claims the drink calms nervous persons, youths, and children, aids sleep, and tastes like the best coffee, urging readers to buy from grocers.
Mrs Goodrich and her daughter from Chicago are guests of Mr and Mrs Chase at 510 Sixteenth Street. Mrs Goodrich is a sister of Mr Chase, and Mrs Fitch of Michigan, another sister of Mrs Chase, is visiting as well.
Private Muttea wpiels Disciplined. Pana Is Nee 8$-Citan M F O'Brien of company F Fifth regiment Springfed, has been on duty here for weeks. He was ordered removed by Colonel J S Cu ver who has been looting out reports sent to Adjutant General Roe about alleged military acts of men in his command.
Fragmentary notes describe British Jamaica era schemes for a Kingston isthmus corridor with docks and yard works. References indicate construction near the Vaileh area with yard activities and public works proposals impacting the city layout and local commerce.
The Chicago market notes estimate 60 000 hog receipts with mixed and heavy lots at varied prices and cattle receipts around 20 000 with a range from 2.80 to 6.75 for veal calves and sheep at 3.60 to 6.65 for lambs. Milwaukee reports Wheat down and oats steady with rye and barley mixed at noted ranges.
The article describes a ceremonial reading of the President's Message attended by high officials and members of the Joint High Commission. Notable figures from the Democratic leadership and foreign delegates are mentioned, with emphasis on pageantry, audience receptivity, and the formal proceedings on the chamber floor.
The Havana press splits on McKinley’s congressional message. El Pais and La Lucha compare it to the April joint resolution, arguing it shows the United States intends to honor its world commitments. Other papers view the address as a sign of a policy leaning to occupation.
A Rock Island resident vouches for Morrow’s Kid-neoids and Liver-lax, claiming relief from backache and kidney disorders after trying them. The testimonial notes the user’s past pain, initial skepticism, and rapid improvement within a day of use, with products sold by druggists and priced at 25 to 27 cents.
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