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Newspaper

Moline Review

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1880

Page

2

Englishman Arrival Sparks Summer Gossip on Hudson

Five bemused women on a Hudson Island await an English guest rumored to stay, hoping he remedies their romantic isolation. The group debates introductions while the newcomer, tall and well dressed, arrives with little fanfare and uncertain prospects for companionship.

Bara Mionie Neal Hudson Robinson Jasoe Lilly Mr. Miller Dick Terry Charley Minnie New York Emily

Englishman at the Moline Review tale leads to a jolt

Agnea Reppler recounts a comic social scene with a supposed English guest, revealed as a hoax by Charley, a West Point-bound brother, and the real Englishman Peter S. Smith who displaces the illusion. The episode ends with Charley fleeing and the four girls startled by their mistaken assumptions.

Peter Smith Mr. Nugent Hrim Charley West Point Agnea Reppler

Musicians Unions and the Aschenbroedel Club Network

The article outlines city wide musician unions in the United States and describes the Aschenbroedel Veraine or Cinderella Club on Fourth Street as a hub. It details daily presence, a bulletin board system for engagements, strict discipline for noncompliance, and the mix of nationalities among band leaders. The club, founded by August Asche, also houses rehearsal spaces, a dining hall, and offices.

United States Aschenbroeder Veraine Cinderella Club Fourth Street Second Third Aly Aschenbroedel Grafulla 1A Downing and Conner Amermeans Cosworth Robertson Gimore O’brien Conterno Wannemacher Aschenbrocdel August Asche Broome Mott Streets Y. Sug

Liberty Earned by a Prisoner Fronted by Deceptive Illness

A prisoner in Michigan faced a rising fear of tuberculosis as he coughed violently and bled, while prison officials and the governor weighed a possible pardon. A doctor later exposed a steel blade hidden in the man's mouth used to induce bleeding, revealing the ruse and prompting a swift return to work after a short recovery.

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Transmissibility of Hydrophobia and Rabies Experiments

A hydrophobic patient bitten by a dog at Lamiboisiere Hospital. Cauterization followed, then symptoms appeared. Human saliva caused rabies in rabbits, with rapid illness and death after inoculation. Rabbits showed paraplegia, indicating saliva remains virulent post mortem and warrants caution in handling.

Lamiboisiere Hospital

Not That Kind of a Gun

In a Western City corner grocery, a boy handling his old gun caused buckshot to fire into a nearby oil can. The grocer warned of an accident while the boy argued he would not hunt rabbits with a toy. The incident ends with the gun going off inadvertently.

Thorvaldsen Herr Chaplain Hover Bertel Thorvaldsen Fine Arts Academy Herr Hoyer Bertel Dhe Academy Detroit

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