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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1891
Page
7
The readable text is garbled with no coherent names places or events. No identifiable persons organizations dates or locations can be determined from the fragment.
The advertisement claims Winslow’s Soothing 8P soothes colic and stomach pain in children. Marketed as relief for diarrhoea and wind, it is said to ease distress in infants and has a price of five cents per bottle.
A dubious offer urges readers to send their address to receive a belt and pamphlets from Dr. pres Calebra Vo tiae Belt and Appliances. It claims rapid restoration of nerves and manhood and advertises a free pamphlet with belt delivery to YOURIAG Ber Co., Marshall, Michigan.
Gen Philip Sheridan a famed cavalry commander is described as a young man at war’s end. The item recalls his bold move to drive the French from Mexico and his later illness leading to his death. It promotes Reid's German Cough and Kidney Cure priced at 25 and 50 cents as a safe remedy.
Comptroller Lacey defends his delayed action on the Keystone bank crisis after examining testimony from Jones and Drew. The Lucas defalcation and Marsh’s involvement are outlined, with criticism of bank directors’ slow rehabilitation efforts and a planned $250000 shareholder assessment.
The Keystone bank was closed after the comptroller acted three days post notice and the bank remained under examiner control for fifty one days. Lacey defends the delay, citing duty to enable a bank resumption and avoid improper interests. Postmaster General Wanamaker denies pressuring the closure or receivership, noting a March meeting and pledge certificates representing about 2,500 shares.
The Keystone bank failure highlights the comptroller of the currency duties. From the Treasury office, he oversees 3 655 banks with capital from 50 000 to 6 000 000, reporting five times yearly and subject to surprise inspections. He directs currency, notes destruction, bank chartering, and closure, aided by divisions for issue, redemption, reports, and insolvent banks.
Sir William Gordon Cumming and his American bride arrived at his Scottish home Friday. The reception was warm with villagers helping the bride and groom to the door. The town was festooned with flowers and bunting, though there is little expectation of broader social support due to the disgrace he faces.
A Basel canton accident reports a Rhine excursion train tearing down a river bridge at Stein. Sixty deaths and over one hundred injuries among passengers and crew, thirteen cars saved, rescuers rush to aid victims as officials assess the catastrophe.
A Greer County to Greer County report notes the Hed River and ita north fork flooding for over a week cutting off communications. Wheat and corn losses are severe with a cloudburst in Frazer destroying stock and two drownings in town plus three in the countryside. Turkey Creek and Salt Fork floods wash away homes. County damage estimated at 8500,000.
Three members of a New York family died in a dawn fire on upper Third Avenue. Philip Brady aged 55 Cathrine Brady 40 and their 13 year old son Philip Brady perished while others escaped. Firefighters found the bodies burned beyond recognition as neighbors narrowly fled.
The clumsy accident at Exeter injures Luther Holt when roots trap him beneath a fallen trunk after a worker cut it loose. A Lakeland mill foreman Ole Nelson dies instantly when a saw severs his body. Two Polish laborers Krutowskis and Makin are killed by fast freight near Mahanoy Plain. A barge of convicts sinks on the Volga killing many aboard. Rose Zodolske is found guilty of murder and faces a life sentence. The Typographical Union rejects a nine hour day policy proposal. An architectural trades strike seeks eight hours work per day. In Minnesota, natural gas is struck at shallow depth near Warnes with a dramatic flame.
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