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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1882
Page
5
March 17 1882 report details a Joliet freight office burglary with $1000 stolen and no clues. Congress receives evidence from the Treasury contingent fund investigation. Omaha unrest settles with troops guarding workers. In Lisbon Gordon Lord fatally shoots a boy, then commits suicide. wife missing amid murder suspicions.
The Chicago Trades Assembly votes against drinking at a saloon where the Zllinorm Staals Zetting is subscribed. The move appears to insult Chicago workers, prompting debate on patronage and influence within the union.
The letter accuses Honest JouN SueumMan of stinginess and meanness, comparing him to Honel Hoglis. It questions campaign conduct and suggests that campaign expenses should be padded to halt the scandal, mentioning Tom Ni chol and other supporters.
Democrats mounted obstruction in the Senate fight, but the polygamy bill passed 199 to 42 as Republicans blocked amendments. A later public works measure for the lower Mississippi and damages from flooding were discussed, with wide estimates of cotton and sugar losses in the region.
Jacon Suphero testified on a Wednesday before the investigating committee in New York. He offered copies of a letter and pledged cooperation. Shipherd stated the subpoena would require U S minister or State Department coordination for the inquiry.
The committee pressed for correspondence of officers with the business transactions in question. Shipherd offered to reveal all he knows and hinted at letters from some Congress members. A whispering conference led to a secret session and the omission of Congressmen letters from production. The investigation will resume Saturday.
Does farming pay compared with banking manufacturing or clerking It argues farming sustains wealth through property and wealth creation but also pays in a broader sense It highlights farming supports character and national development through production from cattle to crops and the social good it fosters with good husbandry and tax contribution.
Long report details wasteful treasury probe costs tied to Zimmerman & Co. and their expert. Board members debate accountability for $4.5k plus in expenses, with accusations of obstruction by certain supervisors and calls to recover funds due the county.
A boiler explosion at Goodwin Bros shoe factory in Lynn Massachusetts destroyed the building on Wednesday morning. Several workers are killed and missing while debris injures others. a four ton boiler fragment flew to Newhall Street and narrowly missed a councilman's home.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a stray phrase about a coming feature or event. Readable pieces mention various letters and incomplete words, but no clear names, places, dates, or actions emerge for a concise report.
The piece notes a heavy rumor campaign against Jay Gould amid a bull bear struggle on Wall Street. Gould’s allies say two bear houses seeded fear to harm his credit, while Gould shows 30000 shares Manhattan Railway and other large holdings to demonstrate liquidity and refute claims of financial distress.
Mrs. Melville, wife of Lieut. Melville, engineer of the Jeannette expedition, received a letter from her husband stating DeLong and others perished at the Lena River mouth. He notes his current search is a melancholy duty to recover their remains and any traces of their hardships.
The Boston Art Club risks losing about half its members as artist members denounce it as a social institution while the remainder protest meetings being turned into exhibitions to sell artwork.
A minority on the expenses committee opposes the majority’s $25,000 payout to physicians for General Garfield’s illness. They urge calendar placement for debate, noting discontent and potential postponement to next session. A related inquest into Mrs. Elizabeth Mortell's death found peritonitis from a ruptured rectum.
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