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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1889
Page
3
May 14 in Terre Haute reports tell of a brutal botched hanging with William Walker and David Walker among the executed after a gang’s crimes near Ozong Me. The crowd witnessed religious services and a harsh, unreliable execution as authorities dealt with the condemned men. The oil boom in Terre Haute grows with strong output and new well activity amid gas prospects.
The article reports United States Supreme Court decisions on Mrs Myra Clark Gaines New Orleans estate case and the California habeas case of Chase Pog. It covers the court's ruling on property recovery and interest, the Rackete exclusion law constitutional issues, and related criminal contempt and promissory note appeals with multiple individuals including Hans Nelson and Jemson referenced. The piece cites San Francisco and New York connections and notes outcomes for several appeals.
St Louis May 14 W H Nowzan third vice president of the Missouri Pacific team died in his resignation yesterday. His office relieved Mn Newmign will make a trip to Alaslie and will not return until fall.
Washampton City reports that a proclamation may pardon all military deserters from the United States army, whether confined or at large. It notes President Grant pardoned deserters in 1873 and cites 40,400 army deserters with about 9,000 captured, arguing pardons would save government expense.
Washington Court May 14 Mr Huston assumed the duties of treasurer of the United States yesterday morning He took the oath of office on Saturday The count of tons of silver in the vaults began soon after Mr Huston became the cashier.
Washington May 14 The civil service commission organized yesterday electing Commissioner Lyman president. All commissioners were present and Commissioner Roosevelt qualified. Washington May 14 Alan Matthews of Illinois sworn in as the new first comptroller of the treasury and immediately assumed duties. Washington May 14 Frank Palmer took charge of the government printing office and Illinois residents feel hopeful about the change.
A chaotic promotion claims over 60 people were displaced by a free trial of Lane's Family Medicine. It promises cure-alls for blood, liver, and kidney issues, constipation, headaches, and complexion, with a bold pitch that ladies praise it and large packages cost 50 cents.
A terse notice invites inquiries about trading for a new fire-proof SAE item at the office. No further details are provided regarding terms, location, or contact information.
May 4 Rio de Janeiro reports quote a Journal da Comércio article asserting Brazil prepares for war amid Industrial upheaval in Germany. It notes fear of cost and bloodshed, possible Brazil Paraguay alliance, and a frontier army five times larger than needed to deter an invasion.
A Prussian ministry council chaired by Bismarck considered the coal miners strike with Emperor William joining in the debate. Ministers reportedly refused to testify to Berlin deputations from mine owners and miners, seeking government arbitration. Elsewhere, Berlin tramway drivers demand higher wages and shorter hours, threatening a work stoppage. metalworkers and potters at Mishth rest are poised to strike, with wider artisan sympathy.
Benung Maybo and Kaiser receive a deputation of West plain strikers led by Ka oepa af West plain Bunte Regel and Schroeder. The Blinkers warned in fore yesterday morning and the enemy of Al thane and Sprockhes Vel pag A y were chatted upon by Hussars dispersing. A large number of men were arrested.
May 14 report notes 60 mutinous miners who deserted Borehai's Prince Regent colliery to join a strike. They repented and planned to return, but opposition from remaining workers and hostile crowds prompted army arrival. A clash between soldiers and enraged strikers was anticipated.
Rail authorities in Holle meres announce that twenty four trains, mostly goods, will halt tomorrow due to coal scarcity from the strike. The disruption affects service across multiple lines and may cause delays for passengers and shipments.
In the Commons Haworth asks if a royal prince should be named viceroy of Ireland with residence and retinue. Liberal Heneage urges abolition of the viceroy’s office and transfer of duties to the chief secretary. Smith says both questions will be considered.
A mixed May 14 digest reports arraignments of gwell gamblers Dudley and Lurgan for grumbling at a magistrate’s court with next week’s fry order. Riots erupt at Elisenheim over private claims leaving seven dead after military dispersal. Police raids on Adelphi and Field clubs cited to shield debt payments. Czar assassination plotters and bombs seized in St Petersburg. Yorkshire miners push 50 000 notices for a general strike over wages. Justice Gray weds Miss Jeannette Matthews in Wasarsdon City as family and court members attend.
An old testimonial promotes Lane’s Family Medicine as a free trial offer via 100 men visiting druggists. It claims discovery by Dr. Silas Lane in the Rocky Mountains and asserts benefits for blood, liver, and kidney disorders, constipation, and complexion improvement. The text notes high consumer approval and price in cents.
A near-death case of consumption ends with a dramatic recovery after a wrap ping paper mention of Dr. Kings New Discovery leads to trials, samples, and a full bottle purchase. The letter notes rapid improvement from under seventy pounds to a healthy 140 pounds and urges sending a stamp for trial bottles.
This ad touts Electric Bitters as the life boon for digestion and liver and kidney ailments. It claims many seek it daily and spend fortunes hoping for relief, but Electric Bitters allegedly provide good digestion and Eupepsy when used as directed. Sold at 50 cents and 1 per bottle at Wm Clendenin's Drug Store.
The best salve in the world for cuts bruises sores ulcera salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions and cures piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Wm. Clendenin.
Moss Point druggist Misa J. W Stewart hails Van Wert's Balaam as the best cough remedy he has used and will keep and recommend it. Trial size free. William Clendenin, druggist, notes a Texas case praising Bradfield's Female Regulator as the only relief after many physicians and remedies. Sold by Wm Clendenin.
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