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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1881
Page
3
Reports state 122 persons died when a steamer founders in Australian waters. The Manila Philippines region is cited for a separate million dollar conflagration. Cabinet changes are not expected before Congress meets.
Hon Cd D P x of Maenth receives praise from the Moline Dispatch Monmouth Atlas and Macomb Journal as the Republican nominee for State Treasurer next year. Edward Scutton, a New York truck man, was killed when his horse bolted turning from Broadway into Liberty Street and threw him from the wagon.
Seven Spear fire department members were arrested on charges of incendiarism. They allegedly plotted to sway opinion for city wide employment and set fires in multiple districts. Crandall confessed to the conspiracy, signaling a crackdown and a major reorganization of Danville’s fire service.
An 1890s advert promises Electro-Voltaic Belts and suspenders for weaknesses and nervous debility with fast manhood restoration. It includes addresses in Marshall Michigan and claims cures and restoration. Also mentions Allen's Brain Food and a Michigan Central Railroad control interest affecting Vanderbilt. Partial political returns show Governor Baren R. Sherman and L. G. Kinne with vote tallies. other results referenced.
The item lists fake cures and health schemes such as Dr Dykes Sure Cure and Dr Lindsey’s Bood Searcher, claims vaccination visits to St Paul’s Church and St Stanislaus, and reports on notable figures like Mrs Maks Enis and General Kilpatrick. It also notes a proposed fast train between New York and Chicago, insect damage in Maine and Canada, and Nebraska and Colorado suffrage discussions.
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