Republicans Hold Confidence Amid Sensational NYC Reports
The article minimizes sensational Newark style disclosures and credits the Republican National Committee and lawyers with calm, competent handling. It notes most NY state returns outside NYC are minor, calls rival papers unreliable, and predicts Blaine as the next president pending fuller truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
New York City
Republican National Committee
Chicago News
Republican Committee
New York
Blaine
Dissatisfaction Over Twelfth Street Sewer Assessments
Residents along Twelfth street south of Fifth avenue protest steep sewer assessments surrounding a new line. Twenty foot benefits exceed 24 dollars, nearly double typical costs, as plans shifted to an incomplete extension to Eleventh avenue and later limited to Fifth avenue, prompting calls for proportional charges aligned with beneficial reach.
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Twelfth Street
Fifth Avenue
Fifteenth Avenue
Eleventh Avenue
Fifteenth Street
tiGhEt
Eleventh
Fifth Avenues
The Poor and Campaign Excitement in Moline
The article argues that while campaign fervor shows public interest, duties remain. It notes Moline as a proud city with thrift yet many poor residents in need of help, including children missing school due to poverty. It calls for swift action to aid the needy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moline
Satan
Inquest over Rapids City teen mother’s newborn death
A 17 year old Ruth Jane Chase from Rapids City gave birth November 5 and the infant girl died by November 8. Coroner Hawes and a six member jury found no one to blame, citing lung congestion likely from cold with no signs of violence.
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Ruth Jane Chase
Rapids City
Hawes
H. 8. Shurtleff
A. B. E. Adams
P. F. Morgart
L. W. McLouth
Albert Lindstrom
Jay Paddock
Rock Island
W. Hunter
Miss Chase
Elizabeth Dailey
Margaret E. Nicholson
Stolen Family Bible Recovered From Sewer Find
A costly family Bible stolen from the Livingston boarding house on Fifteenth Street and Railroad Avenue was later found in a sewer at Street and Third Avenue. A man reported nearby spotted someone using an object near the sewer and recovered the Bible, which was soiled but intact after several days.
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Livingston
Fifteenth Street
Avenue
Third Avenue
Hose Company No 1 to Meet Next Friday Evening
Union Hose Company No 1 will hold an eight meeting in their hose house next Friday evening. Special business will be transacted and it is desired that every member be present.
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Union Hose Company No. 1
Disbanding Rumor Hits Cambridge Sixth Regt Company D
The Sixth regiment of the Minnesota National Guard at Cambridge may disband as most members enlisted for five years expiring the 19th. A push to re enlist old members or recruit new ones aims to prevent the dissolution. Company D is considered among the best in the regiment, and its disbanding would hurt the state militia.
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The
Minois National Guards
Cambridge
Outrage over hangings in a Kansas town shocks men
Oliver Kernoodle and Col. Snoddy discuss alarming reports from New York. They reference a hangings incident in St John, Efigy Kansas, and remark on violence against defeated figures as newspapers recount the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Kernoodle
Col. Snoddy
New York
Hull Bro
St. John
Efigy
Kansas
Isaac Rothschild Promotes Mammoth Store with Rooster Display
Isaac Rothschild of Davenport, famed clothier, showcases a rooster as part of his daily storefront attractions. He invites the public to visit his Mammoth store at Second and Bay streets to see new bargains and enjoy his sales pitches, regardless of politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Rothschild
Davenport
Second and
Bay Streets
Rothachild
New Skating Floor Proposed for Local Rink Opening
A new company plans a fine skating floor and may install a hard maple surface. One hundred pair of skates arrived last evening with more to follow. A sizable crowd attended the opening, though advance notice was limited.
Boller Skating Race Draws Davenport Rivalry
A Moline crowd watched Jay Gamble of Moline and Richard Bromley of Des Moines race ten miles for the State of Town title at the Davenport rink. Gamble led by a half lap at the start. Bromley recovered, but broke his skate near the four mile mark after passing. Bromley claimed foul but judges ruled Gamble three feet away when the mishap occurred. Bromley retired and Gamble finished in 40 minutes 49 seconds.
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Davenport
Jay Gamble
Richard Bromley
Des Moines
Gamble
Bromley
Rescue Sparks Review of Ashley Flight and Return
A barber James Ashley fled with his employer’s funds, was captured in Genoa, brought to Moline, and jailed for trial. A traveling man known to Ashley and the case’s details urged Judge Adams to permit a settlement. McLarnan would drop charges if the missing balance is returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thea Dispatch
James Ashley
Phil. McLarnan
Genseaéo
Moline
Drepaton
Ashley
Saul
Thas
Adams
Phil
Maenen
James
Fey
Mrs. Lockwood Nominated by California Activist
A fragment suggests Mrs. Stow of California put forward Belva Lockwood for president and herself for vice president, claiming a Women Equal Rights party, which does not exist. Lockwood’s campaign was educational, treated with courtesy, and viewed on par with Butler and St John despite jokes.
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Lockwood
Women’s Equal Rights Party
Mrs. Stow
California
Stow
Bros. Lockwood
Butler
St. John
Hospital Meeting of Trinity Church Women’s Guild
The Women's Guild of Trinity church met in Harper house parlors Monday at 2 pm. Secretary’s report notes limited canvassing for material aid to the enterprise and urges broader participation with donations of household stores and furnishings to support the project.
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Women's Guild of
Trinity Church
Harper House
Rock Island
Sarapeay
Kes Ip Committee
Barnum Appointment Debate At Democratic Convention
Fragmentary account shows a discussion over Barnum and a reformist slate at a Democratic National Convention. The text mentions the committee selection, fears of a repeat of 1890 campaign tactics, and concerns about integrity and propriety among leading men.
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MiellatecOccen
Mys
Searpneeet
Barnum
Pete
Sts Thes Owell
Barnamade
Comiaition
Bloody Shirt Symbol Sparks Threat of Bloodshed in Sterling
Sentiments of the South notes Northern Democrats and Southern ex Confederates share similar views. In Sterling a Tuesday city visit by Frederick Driffitl described a parading red bloody shirt, a coffin with Blaine effigy, and a near clash between soldiers and police as a pro Cleveland Hendricks procession faced armed Grand Army members and renewed threats.
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Daily Union
Frederick Driffitl
Sterling
Cleveland
Blaine
Partizan
Red Shirt
Grand Army of the Republic
Hendricks
Union
Deere and Manaur Co exhibit at World’s Fair in New Orleans room
The Deere and Manaur Company completed three finely finished machines for the World’s Fair in New Orleans. The display, in Whiffin’s room, shows high craftsmanship with curly maple, oak handles, walnut frame, nickel plated metal parts, and gilt finishes. The smaller corn and cotton plant model mirrors the larger one in design and quality, proving Moline’s renowned workmanship.
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Deere & Manaur Company
New Orleans
Whiffin
Moline
Sociable at Mojine Lodge No 188 A Pleasant Evening
The Mojine Lodge No 188 1.0. O. Fi held a sociable last night with a small but compatible crowd. Dancing pleased some and the merriment lasted late. insurance adjuster Doc Wise was en route to Moline but ordered to halt speculation on fire losses at the rink building.
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Moline Roller ‘Skating Company
Doc Wise
Moline
Apothet Place
Séitie
Work at pool completion and local developments this month
Government plans to finish pool work soon while carpentry and heating demand rise. Alanson Sinnett adds a row clutter on Hue third Ave. DUO. Ducks moved from New Boston to Chicago last Monday. Daisy Golden improves but remains frail. Judge Smith to preside circuit court in direet county starting November 24. Funeral for Mrs Tlrate Price set at Kim all house Saturday 10 AM. Morris Dailey killed near Woodfull last Monday in a car yard accident. Moline Screw to run machinery this month. work progressing. Roy Hokman takes pastorate in Stromborg Nob. Ecknaam visits then departs for new field. W J Entrikin to assume State’s Attorney duties on Monday Dec 1. Parmenter provides blank indictments.
Booming Prices Advertised in Local Shop Window
A garbled notice advertises bargains like queensware at moderate prices. The fragment mentions a price line and names a seller, with illegible surrounding text.
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N. Onneter
Fragmentary Notice Summary from Obscure Text
The readable fragments reference a polite closing and a note of respect. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities are present to establish a concise news item.
Coffee blend offered at 95 cents a pound
Local ad touts Moolis and Sava blend coffee offered for sale at 95 cents per pound by Ny Uhester & Co. Readable text notes quality claim and market availability.
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Ny Uhester A. Co
Photographs a Growing Holiday Gift Tradition
The note highlights the increasing custom of giving photographs as presents during the holidays. It urges timely completion of portraits and suggests a growing enthusiasm for photo gifts this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonés
Rushitt
Fragmented OCR Note on French Peas Trade
The readable text mentions French peas and references Godillony and Bupertine pend with uncertain terms. It reads like a garbled trade note or market fragment discussing imports and prices with unclear attribution. No clear events or outcomes are established in the legible portion.
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Godillov
Ain
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