Strikes and economic strain in England and Pittsburg
A Moline Review piece argues strikes fail to secure gains as prices and wages fall, urging arbitration. It cites England and Ireland patterns, notes 15,000 workers on strike in a northern district, and condemns liquor traffic as a drain on wages while urging savings and temperance to weather depressions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London Times
Pittsburg
Kent
BR. F. Mushet
London Iron Trade Ex
India
Cyprus
Marching Through Georgia and the Emigration Argument
General Sherman’s Georgia review praises the state’s resources but notes lag behind the North and West due to families seeking liberty and wealth. He cautions the South to curb carpetbagger sentiments and embrace enterprise for prosperity, urging forward-looking thinking and emigration as the path to growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Sherman
Atlanta
Hhs
South
Supreme Court
Congress
Will There Be an Indian War
A Pine Ridge Agency dispatch suggests disaffected Cheyennes may join Sitting Bull’s band. They are armed mounted and carrying ammunition and provisions. The Herald notes whites fear spring war and that some Indians paint and mourn after Cheyenne deaths. The piece urges government action to prevent hostilities and denounce various provocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
Pine Ridge
Sitting Bull
Herald
Fort Robinson
Reflections on Death Echoes and Newspapers Through Time
The piece muses on how individuals and newspapers endure beyond the deaths of prominent figures. It cites George D Prentice Horace Greeley and Abe Lincoln as examples, noting that institutions persist, and the public moves on with lasting patriotism despite losses. It ends by observing that echoes fade differently for each person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. D Prentice
Louisville Journal
Louisville Courier-Journal
Horace Greeley
New York Tribune
Tribune
Bennett
New York Herald
Herald
Oliver White
Moline Hvening Dispatch
Lilfoule Press Association
Abraham Lincoln
Republic
Public Conscience Demands The Pulpit’s Moral Stand
The Plymouth Church pastor is praised for probing national ethics and urging public conscience. The piece argues moral leadership must start with the pulpit, noting the press and politics fall short, and urges ministers to cleanse their source to raise national morality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Church
United States
Preas
Plymouth
Coo Weather Cautions On Hot Drinks and Cough Syrup
Public health note warns against hot drinks in cool daytime weather as they may affect the throat. Advises Dr Bull's Cough Syrup for soushi colds and hoarseness with a price of 95 cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bull
Navy of the United States senior and junior lines listed
The document lists active line, staff and warrant officers in the Navy, with counts across ranks from admiral to midshipman, and covers marine corps and warrant officers. It totals vessels in commission and provides a recap of officers per ship and across the fleet, noting retired officers are not enumerated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Varela
Wasig
Zu Tron
Wonoltora Tan
BAT
Oiler
Marine Corps
Constructyrs
Navy
Our Militia Affirmed as State's Essential Force
The Military Committee reports the state militia is an indispensable component of government. They argue the 1870 constitution imposes a duty to organize equip and discipline a citizen soldiery to prevent mob rule and protect life and property. They urge continued wise militia laws for public welfare.
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Hlogklay
General Assembly
Commonwealth
United States
Remedy Praised as Pure Cure and Preventive
A column extols Radite as a simple harmless remedy that supposedly cures every time and keeps the blood stomach kidneys and liver in health. It claims thousands oppose the product yet hopes are high for widespread adoption.
The Value of Time in Catarrh Treatment
An advertisement extols Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy for over 25 years as a standard cure noting its yearly growth in sales. It recommends using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery alongside the Catarrh Remedy for throat or lung involvement and cites the 9000-page People's Common Sense Medical Adviser.
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Sage
Shiloh's Vitalizer touted to cure stomach ills in town
In the town a steady stream of residents suffers indigestion sour stomach and constipation. A 75 cent bottle of Shiloh's Vitalizer sold by Frank Miller and Clendenin & Martin is claimed to guarantee relief and cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Miller
Clendenin
Consumption Cure Promised by Retired Physician
An old physician claims a vegetable remedy can cure consumption bronchitis catarrh asthma and all throat and lung ailments plus nervous debility He offers free mailed instructions in German French or English under W Shearer 149 Powers Black Rochester NY Also promotes Shilohs Consumption Cure with guarantees and tablets and a porous plaster sold by local merchants.
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Est India
W. Shearer
Powers
Black
Rochester
New York
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Review
Moline Review
GTHAM
Total
Col
A. R. Mock
Committee On Military
House
Shiloh
Frank Miller and
Main Street
Kentot House
Freank Peershing
Moline
Eee
U. S
National Bank
Illinois
Rock Island
J.S. Gillmore
J S. Gittwors
C Ashier
J T Brownina
Atrinbon
Jonathan Huntver
J.T. Browning
Moline National Bank
U.S
State OF Illinois
Somme
O.F. Hemenway
O. F
Porren Skinner
Public
J. Hemmingson
Job
Rodman Avenue
Port Byron
W. H. Devore
General Banking Business
Hamburg
Anchor
National
Miuwhel & Lynee
Bankers
First National Bank
Davenport
Chicago
Milwaukee
Wis
National Bank of Commerce
Union Bank of Philadelphia
Penn Allen
Copp & Nisbet
St. Louis
Iowa
Reupke, Schmidt & CO
Fourth and
Iowa Sts
Louis, Ma
DR Whittier
St. Charles Street
Bern
Cacapen Apenem
A. Cucster & CO
Carcaso
Lin
Outre
Moore & Brooks Ht. Louis
Vna
Chisags, i
Kansas
Gittwors & Rexp
D. W. Stekels
San
I. Cassel
East Henry Street
Meline, Nl
D. W. Sickels
Blossburg
Orim Coal Yard
Lynde Street
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