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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1891
Page
6
The readable parts discuss a health claim about kidney action and a remedy called Keds and Iedirs Cure. The passage is garbled with nonsensical phrasing and lacks coherent events, dates, or credible entities. No verifiable outcome or context is present.
The speech by Mr Fassett at Carnegie's music hall attacks Tammany Hall as owner of New York City departments. He links Grover Cleveland’s political reception to Tammany opposition and pledges a world’s fair in New York without Tammany influence. He urges voters to act on federal and city policy.
Ex Governor Morehouse killed himself amid fever and malaria at a farm near Maryville Missouri. Coroner’s inquest reports he inserted a penknife into his neck after a spell of illness, dying within minutes in a pool of blood while his wife and family were away. Residents and local officials hurried to the scene as the city faced a startling death.
Couriers report a rush as about 800 people stand in line for land office claims in Guthin Perkins and Cimarron areas. A notable scene features Miss Dorkey Jones of Africa filing after a long overnight wait, amid reports of violence and injuries but few confirmed details. Garfield Park results listed include several race times and a hurdles event.
Washington notes the rise of Great Lakes shipbuilding prompting a revisit of the 1817 treaty with Britain. Aimed at expanding naval construction on the lakes, the issue involves Secretary Tracy and potential changes as U S industry grows. Also covers pardoned Sigel son, government claims, pork import debate, and treasury news.
A Utah postmaster, John W. Davison of Luvan Alo, faces embezzlement charges involving postal notes and funds around $500. The Wisconsin corn crop shows favorable conditions per a department of agriculture report. Nebraska Senator Alvin Saunders says the Utah commission’s findings indicate polygamy is gradually dying out, though opinions differ on its complete demise.
Mitchell defeats Reddy Gallagher in a Queensbury rule bout at the Occi coastal Athletic Club in San Francisco last evening for a $3,000 purse with $750 to the loser. The match drew large local betting, with about 80,000 changes reported in the city. Referee Peter Jacks oversaw a 13 round contest won by Mitchell as Dempsey and others observed.
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