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Newspaper

Moline Review Dispatch

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1881

Page

5

Building Association funds housing and water debates rise

The Building Association formed in June 1880 reports 180 stockholders with ten new houses built and four to mortgages cleared. New paid up stock allows dividend options boosting available funds. Water supply discussions center on artesian wells and city water use across major cities. Davenport smallpox alarms prompt Rock Island Moline talk on a shared pest house and site disputes with government concerns.

the Building Association T4co Brossoo Davenport Rock Island Moline Piper Board of Health Wheelock Col Flagler

Monster ships and their growing tonnage reach new records

Corbamis era ships ranged from 30 to 40 and tonnage, while inland steamers run 1 250 tons and Cunard liners near 4 000 tons. A new vessel named ser via exceeds all prior builds at 8 500 tons with a twin battalion and nine watertight compartments, promising reduced danger from waves and seasickness.

Corbamis America Peerless City of Cleveland Cunard Line TE Irman Line Esq Swensson Servia Great Eastern

New York House Party Balance Reported

The election yields 146 straight Republicans and 146 straight Democrats with eight Greenbackers two Readjusters and one Independent Republican Smyth of Brooklyn. If five Greenbackers two Readjusters and Smyth align with Republicans a ten vote majority emerges. A Democratic Greenbacker coalition to organize is now unlikely as Hewitt and others refuse involvement.

Styc New York Astor House Smyth Brooklyn Greenbackers, the Two Readjusters Demrats Greenbackers Hewitt

American Artist Unveils Four Season Cover for Century Magazine

Mr Humu Veppre has completed a seasonal five part cover for The Century Magazine after returning from Rome. Each section features emblems for the months with dignified female figures. the midwinter panel is tipped with the Aurora Borealis against a preserved paper color and deep ink massing.

Humu Veppre Rome

Independence man flees to escape Jesse James gang

Buchner Basnaw of Independence Missouri, once pardoned to testify in a Glendale train robbery case, fled the country after gang threats. Three letters from Jesse James and his men ordered him to leave under death penalty if he stayed. Officers guarded him but his exact location remains unknown.

Buchner Basnaw Independence Gendale Bill Ryan Jesse James

Repudiation Supportner-pledged Counties Form Delegates

The Democratic executive committee urged clubs in every county and township to select delegates to the State convention who are pledged to nominate no man not in accord with repudiation. Republicans view the address with satisfaction and predict victory in the next canvass.

Arkansas South Democratic Party

Tammany Attacks Mayor Grace Over Conduct

Theresa row in progress between Tammany and Mayor Grace of New York City escalates as Alderman Sauer denounces the Mayor as dishonest and contemptible. He accuses Grace of underhanded acts and calls for contempt from honest men.

Theresa Lively Tammany Grace New York City Aldermhan Sauer

Monroe Doctrine in 1881 sparks canal influence debate

Spain shows interest in American possessions and Panama Canal sway as Iowa author gains notice in the American Review for an article on The Monroe Doctrine in 1881. International rows loom if the canal costs rise beyond its value.

Spain America Panama Canal Iowa American Review

State Board of Health Requires Vaccination Certificates

A Chicago telegram reports the State Board of Health has decided that pupils may not be admitted to schools in the state after January 1 without vaccination certificates. The note adds that teachers in Moline will be informed and to take appropriate action.

Chicago State Board of Health Moline

Woman Convicts Alleged Slanderer in Sendca Kan

A young woman in Sendca Kansas confronts and convicts an alleged slanderer, a local incident that highlights social tensions and legal restraints in the community.

Sendca Kan

Sangamon River Flood Reaches Peak and Recedes

The Sangamon River flood has peaked and begun to recede. Water covers rich bottom lands up to two miles wide near River ton seven miles east of Springfield, submerging corn fields, wagon roads, cattle pens, and hog lots. The State Department of Agriculture estimates corn crop losses at 250000 dollars.

Sangamon Riverton Springfield Riverton Alcohol Works John Black Wabash Edward Ayer State Department of Agriculture

Pension Rolls Swell Amid Suspected Fraud in December

The December pension rolls reach 7 6 0 0 0 0 dollars as concerns rise over rapid growth sixteen years after the Rebellion. Congress is expected to probe frauds with possible blame pointed at professional claim agents and pension schemers influencing officials in Washington.

United States Congress Washington

Wisconsin election returns show Bush over 12,000 for governor

Democrats who believed they carried the state discover on full returns that General Bush won the governorship by more than 12,000 votes. Republicans claim a strong showing despite harsh campaign conditions and mudslinging.

Wisconsin Bush

Indiana marriage benefit swindles target investors

In Indiana a scheme promotes Marriage Benefit Associations selling shares from 3 to 5 dollars with promises of 200 to 300 dollars per share at marriage. Assessments on marriages quickly consume gains and investors resign, letting shares pass to managers. State authorities weigh repressive measures against these schemes.

Indiana

Murder Atrocity Shocks Evanston Worker

A murder of unusual atrocity was found in Evanston Cook county Tuesday morning. Bachelor farmer Hoessier living alone west of North Evanston station was found dead, believed killed by a strolling tramp to whom he had given lodging. Anax was the instrument of attack and robbery the object.

Evanston Cook County Hoessier North Evanston Station Anax

Maryland Democrats Lose Ground as Republicans Gain

A historical note shows Maryland's Democratic margin shrinking each election. In 1879 Democrats carried the state by over 22 000 votes, in 1880 by about 15 000, and in 1881 by only 13 513. The shift indicates a slow but steady Republican rise.

Maryland

Death of H1.W Redfield noted as leading correspondent

Prominent journalist H1.W Redfield dies after years of service as a Washington correspondent in the pay of the Cincinnati Commercial. His death marks the loss of a highly regarded newspaper figure with wide influence in national reporting.

Redfield Washington Cincinnati Commercial

The Irish Convention Appeals to the Chicago Meeting

Irish delegates led by P. O Connor Eugene Shelley and T. M. Stealy urge the Chicago Convention opening November 30 to reflect the magnitude and sacred cause of Ireland’s struggle. They challenge favorable Ireland accounts and warn rent pressures grow as 40 000 soldiers and 12 000 armed police loom. The Irish American National Convention at McCormick Hall expects 2 000 attendees with a Tuesday manifesto urging Irish American groups and temperance societies to send delegates.

T P. O'Connor Eugene Shelley T. M. Stealy New York Ireland Chicago America Gladstone McCormick Fflall Legatis Father Sheehy O’conn Healey Temperance Societies

Coal Miners Debate Wages and Hours

Fragmentary notes show coal miners discussing pay and work hours. References mention cents per bushel and advances, with tone indicating negotiation or strike activity.

Tne

Trial testimony on mentally incompetent defense in Guiteau case

Defense calls medical experts and outlines insanity plea as Charles Guiteau interrupts proceedings. Scoville presents life of the prisoner, cites religious fervor and Moody Sankey revivals, while Guiteau objects, asserts truthfulness, and accuses witnesses of fabrication. The court cautions the defendant and weighs admissibility of evidence as the case proceeds.

Gaiteau Scoville Chicago Dr. Rice Wisconsin Guitean Defendent Guiteau Pris Ner Charley Reed Gutteau Gueteau Toledo Apostle Paul Corkhill Guitgan

Guiteau Arguments and Defense Witnesses in Trial

The defense frames Guiteau as sane but ill prepared, noting his troubled finances and claims of divinely inspired acts. Witnesses testifying for the defense describe him as not deranged, though misaligned, with one stating he was inspired by God and another supporting his sanity while acknowledging eccentric behavior.

Gultegu Hla Guiteau Scoville Gurtenu General Grant Senator Conkling Gusteau Gateau Garfield Hancock Col. Corkhill Col Corkhill Frank Tinton Boston Public Hall Charles J Guiteau West God Jesus Christ & Co Heaven Hell Davidge Dr. Rice Wisconsin Steter

New Stock Exchange Scheme Backed by Leading Magnates

A new stock exchange combined with a bank and trust company is forming in New York. The project gathers world famous capitalists and railway magnates including Vanderbilt Gould Field Huntington Morgan Sage Dows Dillon Mille Jewett and others. Bankers in St Louis Chicago Boston Philadelphia and other cities back the plan. Reported capital is five million dollars.

NEW Stock Exchange Bank and Trust Company New York Wm. H. Vanderbilt Jay Gould Cyrus W. Field C. P. Huntington E.C. Morgan Russell Sage David Dows Sidney Dillon PD. O. Mille H. J. Jewett

Secret brewers meeting in Milwaukee draws Midwest reps

A secret gathering of brewers occurred in Milwaukee last Friday with attendees from St. Louis Cincinnati and Chicago. The meeting is believed to discuss the nationwide investigation initiative recently launched by Commissioner Raum of the internal revenue department.

Milwaukee St. Louis Cincinnati Chicago United States Raum Internal Revenue Department

Star Route cases eyed for grand jury indictments

Acting Attorney General public reports by Special Attorney A M Gibbson detail evidence against post office thieves. The report criticizes the Sixth Auditor and Postoffice contract office for abuses, urging vigorous enforcement to correct wrongs and bring wrongdoers to justice.

A. M. Gibbson United States Postoffice Department the Treasury

Reward dispute over Thomas remains surfaces claimants

The report notes a $50 reward for finding Mr Thomas remains. Gilchrist had two men stationed to watch the site. the men surfaced the body and now claim the reward. Gilchrist says they were paid daily and not entitled to the reward. court action may follow.

Thomas Gilchrist Gilchriat

Baldwin family faces multiple financial blows across states

The Baldwin family endures a string of losses: First Baldwin of Newark defaulted for 2.5 million dollars. Then Baldwin near Columbus, Ohio was burglarized for 40 thousand in gold plus loss of horses. Theo F Baldwin, teller at Mechanic Bank in Newark, misapplied 50 thousand dollars and is jailed for want of bail.

Baldwin Newark Columbus Ohio Theo F Baldwin Mechanice Bank

Lawyer Trepe Weighs Help for Guiteau Case in Chicago

Lawyer Trepe of Chicago, key advisor for Seville and Guiteau, has not decided if he can assist. Pressing engagements and his wife's health keep him in Chicago, while he faces strong pressure to aid Guiteau. He believes the assassin is murderous and should be imprisoned for life.

Trepe Chicago Seville Guiteau

Mob seizes prisoner and hangs man on bridge near Athens

A mob entered Athens jail at two o'clock yesterday, seized Christopher Davis accused of outraging an elderly woman, and hanged him from a beam beneath a bridge over the Hocking River on the road to the lunate axylum.

Athens Christopher Davis

Nebraska killer capture rewards awarded to Suerite Kunan

Suerite Kunan of Nebraska, who captured Ed Williams, has received half the state reward for the Williams capture. He had already taken half from Dunn and Pepin counties, totaling 750 dollars in this state. He will pass Springfield, Illinois, on his way home to claim half the reward offered by Illinois.

Suerite Kunan Nebraska Ed Williams Notorius Ou Dunn Pepin Springfield Williams

Testimony Links Goodnow to Insurance Swindle In Fire Scheme

Funver testifies on Tuesday implicating Goodnow in a scheme to burn the vessel Western Sea and defraud insurers in the recent swindle tied to Daniel B Gaood.

Funver Daniel B Western Sea Goodnow

Bridge closes 30 mile gap on San Antonio to Laredo road

Tie sizing on the Mexican National road across the Rio Grande at Laredo Texas has been turned on the bridge. The international road from San Antonio to Laredo will close the thirty mile gap in twenty days.

Rio Grande Laredo Texas San Antonio

Bloomington to Chicago Railroad Firm Formed by Plumb Family

A company is incorporated to construct a railroad from Bloomington to Chicago. The incorporators are mainly members of the Plumb family of Streator. Capital stock is $1,200.

Bloomington Chicago S'he Incorporatore Plumb Streator

Florida orange crop estimate and export plan

The orange crop of Florida is estimated at 35,000 ovo, with all but 5,000,000 destined to leave the state.

Florida

Land Prices Across Cities Reported Per Acre

The article notes land sales in Paris at 2 000 000 dollars per acre, in London at 5 000 000 dollars per acre, and in New York at 8 000 000 dollars per acre.

Paris London New York

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