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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1889
Page
8
A winter prospector recalls a wholesale lynching in the By Hern basin amid conflicts with a lawless gang led by Kettle Jack. The incident details a violent pursuit, killings, and a claim of frontier justice as residents react to the bandits.
A brief sketch recounts Jefferson Davis as a Confederate leader and statesman. It traces his army service in the Civil War era, terms in Congress, governorship bids in Mississippi, and service as secretary of war, highlighting his long public and military career and ultimate death.
The Swiss government refused the naturalization application of ex Archduke John Salvator of Austria. This decision ends his bid to become a Swiss citizen.
The article discusses the Lakulc-Wire Trust promoters arguing over leadership and control. It notes some manufacturers favored cash instead of stock and hints at internal splits among mills about joining the combine. The piece portrays unresolved tensions and doubts about the venture’s success.
Yayle Locke proudly notes his son earned third in batting average and first in fielding for Texas Sittings. The brief sports item highlights the athlete’s top performance and versatility on the college team.
In a playful Winnipeg exchange, characters laugh about fooling the mosquitoes by appearing in a fur coat and napper, tricking them into believing winter had arrived and driving them to hibernate until summer 1890.
A fragmentary plea speaks of softening a heart to grant aid, expressing earnest desire for compassion and relief from hardship.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a garbled passage with possible names and numbers. It hints at a chase or pursuit and mentions decades, ages, and a reference to a person named J. Saint. The readable elements are severely distorted.
A patient describes two years of catarrh and failure with various remedies until using Ayer's Sarsaparilla. The account claims significant relief and eventual cure after following the advertised blood purifier. The testimonial cites Charles TH Mulunes of Lowell, Massachusetts, as the promoter of the treatment.
An old catalog note lists Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co. of Lowell Massachusetts offering Ayer's Sarsaparilla at one dollar per bottle with a bulk price of five dollars for five bottles. The label claims a value of five dollars per bottle.
Rail service on Sundays limited to a Minneapolis bound train via West Liberty. Schedule notes indicate portions of the route toward Cornell Bluffs, with connections or time points listed as 8 10 and 03 ary KOUTUWARD.
A special meeting of stockholders of Ocered Co is scheduled to consider corporate actions. The notice outlines date, time, place, and required quorum for the vote and any related matters.
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