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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1884
Page
2
A listing of authors Walter Besant and James Rice with other works titled The Golden Butterfly By Celia's Arbor Shepherds Alt and Maidens Fair Tru Salgar's Bay and related pieces and notes on their literary output.
Samuel Pringle confesses a long cover story to clear George Warneford after a web of forgeries. Helen Elwood, John Wybrow, and Ruth confront his guilt, while the plot unfolds with detours toward forgiveness and a Christmas eve resolution.
The directors elected officers at W R Moore's office. President S W Wheelock Vice-President W Y Cady Secretary W It Moore Treasurer C F Hemenway. No other formal action taken. plans discussed to push the road forward quickly.
A local anecdote in Moline describes a friend joking about Ola Johnson, implying a suicide but clarifying it was only a clean collar. The tale ends with a humorous aside from a doctor and a wink from Old Butler. Herena, Montana, is to be illuminated by electric lights.
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