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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1882
Page
4
A Rochester note laments low school attendance after Monday's restart and a graduating class of three. The piece condemns early child labor, laziness, and superficial pursuits among girls, praising early American educators while urging broader, deeper schooling for all, including grand old colonial ideals.
The article extols General Lieb as a leading journalist and editor of the Chicago Democrat while quoting his praise for St Jacobs Oil. It notes the Democrat’s long history, then rounds through brief miscellaneous items including politics, crimes, and notable events from Buffalo to Paris, with emphasis on the oil endorsement and Lieb’s stature.
The address segment shows Scoville accusing Grant Conkling and Arthur of moral responsibility for Garfield's death, arguing for accountability of high officials. It also reports on related political reactions, ministering to the trial, and public concerns about Bright's disease and its alleged cures, citing Dr Henson and others.
Sm4ullrox is a pox epidemic spreading across sixteen states with rising cases in the east and south. A death in Wilmington IN is linked to suspected chicken pox. The city reports over fifty virulent pox cases and a brakeman from a fatal New York Central train incident showed a printed schedule when questioned, saying he cannot read or write above basic words.
The President reiterates that he will not fill vacancies or appoint new officers except for cause and only while commissions remain valid. He argues federal offices should not be renewed without clear service needs and cites insufficient time to address pending executive actions.
A Republican or Democratic candidate English faces a $1000 claim from Wm D Murphy alleging unpaid campaign expenses during the presidential race. The Supreme Court granted an attachment against English’s property as part of the suit while English as state central committee chairman refused to cover campaign debts. Murphy alleges English delivered speeches in Indiana for the Democratic ticket and owes the speaker fees.
The text discusses substitutes for staves in warnings about crashes and car fires, contrasting American and Canadian approaches. It notes officials seek traveler clothing and comfort, prohibiting fires, and describes a brakeman’s influence on car temperature with mercury readings from extreme highs to lows, illustrating cautious versus indifferent behavior.
One view case at the Bradford ing house brings total to six in varioloid. Evans, age unknown, vaccinated within eight years, shows eruption thickly. Mary is at high risk of serious illness. The infection spreads as others remain active in the community. Mrs. Kennett reports a light case. Dr. Eyester’s visibility of cases was disputed. Mr. Luce’s child enters the secondary stage and is very ill.
The Rock Island meeting elected J Keator president and John M Gould treasurer for five years. Directors include Ben Hexhey and others with Moline representatives. The 1881 year showed growth, doubled assets, and 25 percent savings to members. The annual statement covers January 1, 1882.
A mass meeting is planned for next Monday in this city to discuss polygamy and urge Washington to strike at the institution. The Chicago gathering at Farwell hall will include ex Vice President Colfax and Wisconsin orator Col. Vilas, with local speakers. The event aims to mobilize the best community elements as the Congress debate on the Delegate from the Territory heats up.
The Chicago Morning Herald is accused of libel for declaring Mr. Scoville as guilty of swindling a friend. The case centers on a publication linking Scoville to wrongdoing through Guiteau relations.
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