Moline Review Dispatch Message Noted for Post Office
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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1898
Page
4
The document shows that the Moline Review-Dispatch is entered at the Moline Post Office as second class matter.
Intone SJ Ferguson announces as a candidate for the Republican nomination for superintendent of schools at Reynolds, after four years as teacher there. The piece notes Ferguson born in Marsian Scouts and connected to the National Normal University, with a long party service and testimonials from local educators. Wards and trustees discuss Ferguson and Cares as potential sheriff candidates.
The text extols a respected man in the upper county as fit for the treasurer post, noting his fidelity, sound judgment, and credit to himself and the county. It emphasizes his strong character and the hard duties the office requires.
The passage discusses a spring election ticket, praising Republican candidates and arguing for their competence. It mentions trust in public judgment, partisan reform concerns, and reference to local figures including Mr. Brown and Mrs. Reynolds. The text reflects a campaign tone with emphasis on nonpartisan reform and civic duty.
The text notes Senator Majs introduces a Mills tariff bill amid Democratic Party dynamics in Texas and Tennessee. It argues protection would help struggling farmers and wool producers, claiming free trade harms sheep raisers and that southern states may lean toward protection in time.
The Baldwin Locomotive Works of Philadelphia secured an order for fifteen heavy locomotives destined for Egypt. Under British influence, Egyptian railways seek more efficient engines from the United States, highlighting a preference for American manufacture over English options when possible.
A late report suggests the seed pit excess over U S expenses for March will exceed four million dollars. The Dingley bill remains unsettled yet appears in good working order to address the financial matter.
Three small yet powerful remedies and travel deals are listed. DeWitts Little Early Risers touted for stomach and liver aid. Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil claimed to relieve croup instantly. Travel to Alaska via Rock Island route advertised with low fares and clothing offers from McKinnie Block in Moline.
A flood of prospective Republican nominees from Rock Island County signals a broad bid for county and state offices. Candidates announce for sheriff, treasurer, clerk, representative, and other posts, seeking convention support and public debate.
Chicago prices show mixed livestock receipts with buyers steady on steers and veal calves, while sheep and lambs remain active at steady tone. Grain futures indicate wheat steady near No 2 northern at 1.00, oats higher, rye rising, with Milwaukee markets reporting similar movements.
Charles Proseus, dwelling at Sam Mel's Tin Shop, was struck by a moving car on Central Street while attempting to board from Fifth Avenue. He suffered a sprained and bruised hip, knocked to the ground, and received treatment at Dr Arp's office.
A San Francisco report recounts the Blumer Santa Hua disaster with 27 passengers and 13 crew aboard. Evidence points to a catastrophic hull breach and loss of life, as the vessel foundered near Tutte and all on board perished. Names of many survivors and crew are listed amidst chaotic scenes and salvage efforts.
A tornado damaged or destroyed multiple homes in a rural area. The storm toppled a roof and caused debris to scatter. No injuries were reported though several houses including the Ruth Fung and Dr Mailer residences suffered severe damage.
Hale House management in Tutte Mont claims to have accounted for all but four of the missing from the Hale House fire. The four are Frank Kriegbaum Daniel Sullivan Martin Rooney and Tom Starr. Starr had only arrived from Leadville the day before and was intoxicated. Kriegbaum recently moved from Park City and worked at the Moonlight mine.
A flood in Zanesville driven by Muskingum and Licking rivers floods the eighth ward and parts of four other wards. Four thousand residents are displaced with little to no household effects saved. The river's current washes down Lee street and threatens further destruction. Dozens escape narrowly as more than fifty people are reported missing and two bodies have been recovered.
Widespread flooding causes heavy damage across Indiana with trains halted and towns isolated. report cites Greensburg damage around 100000, Shelbyville levee breach floods residences, Richmond and Columbus darkness ensues, White River rise threatens further disruption.
A Columbus Indiana railroad wreck involving a passenger coach and caboose left many crew members injured and some feared dead. Wreckers rushed to the scene as rescuers tended to the injured and the extent of the damage became clear.
Fragmentary OCR describes a vessel wreck near a river with debris and submerged items. Disjointed text mentions efforts to salvage and questions about cause, location, and timeline. No clear names, dates, or definitive outcomes are readable.
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