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Newspaper

Moline Review Dispatch

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1880

Page

5

Ankrum and Morris Vie for Shrievalty on GOP Ticket

The text notes Deputy Sheriff F Ankrum formally enters the race for the vacant Shrievalty on the Republican ticket alongside Acting Sheriff W G Morris who also seeks the post. Rumors tie Supervisor Gilmore and Wm F Johnson to the field, with Democratic talk centering on Dan W Dimock as a possible nominee.

F. Ankrum W G Morris Supervisor Gilmore Malan Wm F Johnson Rock Island Dan W. Dimock

Want Hammros as an Element in Parties Sunk Out of Sight

The fragment notes a political challenge to John Sherman, with a claim that no man who challenged Secretary Sherman politically survived. It references Hammros as an element in parties and mentions the last pound as part of the context.

Hammros John Sherman Sherman

Sparks Sparks Flames in Last Congress Session

A fiery member named Sparks, from this state called Clymer or Penneyivataia, faced backlash for lies and had to apologize to the House. The scene suggests Sparks is outspoken and provocative, prompting calls for restraint and discipline within the chamber.

Congress Sparks Clymer Penneyivataia

Iino Central Railroad Tax Transfer Reported

The Iino Central railroad company paid into the state treasury the sum of 2202,6660y5 as seven percent of its gross earnings for the six months ending October 12.

Iino Central Railroad Company

Notable 19th Century News Briefs From The Times

A mosaic of short items covers politics and crime. Allan Campbell trims the New York Comptroller’s staff, Elkhart suffers a Christmas blaze, and Boston blocks elevated rail. Fires, robberies, drownings, and political maneuvering appear across states from Kentucky to Missouri. Unrest in Ireland, Cornel’s expansion, and a New Orleans factory export boom round out the year 1880 era snapshot.

Boston Galveston Texas Missouri Summit Miss Burkville Hart County Kentucky Frank Hamilton Harvey Indianapolis Harvard University Cambridge James Madison Tarleton Melbourne Australia Pierce Washington Vermont Express Eads Tehuantepec Cornell University Institutors

Coal Oil Waste Floods Bradford Wells in Trouble

Bradford district faces overproduction with 8,000 wells producing 70,000 barrels daily while demand sits at 55,000. Rivers of oil run to waste, storage tanks hold millions, and pumping men turn to sucker-rods as fields slow. Major producers fear gas decline and cautious drilling follows. In other notes, a boy finds a 37.5 carat blue sapphire valued at $51,200, among rubies and sapphires found in Sequahrevk.

Bradford Thas Moe New York Sun Sequad WR. McConnell W G. Strubbe Cincinnati Ohio Professor Bradley Sequahrevk Ulysses Grant Ledford America W. G. Strubbe J. D. Dana Gainesville

Brigham Young Widows in Salt Lake Home

Thirteen widows of Brigham Young reside in the Lion House at Salt Lake City with estate shares of about 21 000 dollars each. They gained roughly 10 000 dollars more through threatened litigation and now live on income with ample domestic staff and 75 dollars monthly. Louise, a daughter by Emiline Free, notes most of Young’s forty seven children remain Mormons and recalls a family life of prayers and hospitality under Young’s management.

Brigham Young Lion House Salt 6 Louise Emiline Free Young Spe Eee Prac Bunyon Pilgrim’s Progress de Foe Jason Crusoe Walter Scott Oun Nada South Kia-Klux Klan Maddels Deanty Gm aRetus Ponliabers

New Missouri Bridge and Road Project Reported

New railway and wagon road bridge across the Missouri at Omaha to be built by New York capitalists, aiming for completion by August next year. Garfield cabinet outlook favors Baine as Secretary of State and Chauncey Filice as Postmaster General. Also notes high Dead Letter Office mail errors and cattle disease spread in Norfolk and London counties.

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