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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1894
Page
6
Special correspondence from New York describes the latest men’s coat lengths, cuts, and fabrics. Observers note long cutaway and Prince Albert coats, glove colors, and varied trousers with accessories like derbies and satin stocks. Concluding items mention wash bills and a Post Office naming rule from Postmaster General Bissell.
The piece contrasts judge performance with Commissioner Raum and Lochren, noting Raum's high admission rate versus Lochren's severe rejection pace. It highlights August 1892 as a peak of 28 668 rejections and 13 000 suspensions, stressing the national impact on veterans and the mood at the Indianapolis encampment.
An argument urging Republicans to support local party papers and fundraise. The piece discusses the impact of newspaper support on elections, references President Cleveland’s administration and pension policy, and notes various economic examples from England and a counterfeit $1 silver certificate detected at the subtreasury. It includes critical remarks on English sympathy for Cleveland and the potential shift in American industry.
Special correspondence notes that Verne’s novel inspired talk of a sixty day global voyage. Analysts estimate rail and steamship advances could cut travel to under forty days with potential government and company cooperation. Detailing routes London to Colombo and Vladivostok plans, the piece cites costs and possible luxuries and outlines shifts in travel patterns for Americans and English travelers.
Mrs Hannah Chard born April 20 1789 in Brandywine Pennsylvania celebrated her 105th birthday at her son Joel Chards home in Ferrell near Glassboro New Jersey. She has 12 children 48 grandchildren and 140 great grandchildren. She recalls Brandywine battlefield rifle ball gathering and credits her daily Bible reading and four daily puffs on her clay pipe.
Progressive Stanford students conduct a scientific survey of a pear shaped mound four miles east of campus. The site, rich with bones, tools, and campfire remnants, hints at past life but lacks clear historical records.
Everett Chauncy Bumpus of Quincy Massachusetts, age 20, is a Harvard freshman who has been blind since age six from meningitis. He plans a four year literary course and aims to become a journalist, reading texts in Braille and dictating for most work.
Phillips-Rock IM and Tourist Fas cursions from Chicago to Los Angeles or San Francisco run twice weekly on Tuesdays and Thursdays with a special agent guiding each party. A daily list caters to the Southern Route leaving Chicago nightly at six through Indian Territory and Ft Worth to the West Coast. Rates apply via Rock Island at 104 Clack Street.
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