Moline Review Notes Political Shifts In 1876
The Republican reports Gen. Henderson left Princeton for Washington for several weeks. Hancockman’s day passed with no executions after two negroes were murdered in Hempstead Long Island. Missouri’s Democratic nomination for senator is noted and Gen. Cockrel is expected to take Senate seat on March 4.
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Gen. Henderson
Princeton
Washington
HaNnaman
Hempstead
Long Island
Missouri
Cockrel
Senatorsburg
Not One Woman Properly Dressed Against Cold Weather
The New York 7 ac asserts none of a dozen women were sufficiently clothed for cold weather. This personal journalism sparks criticism of the Times for pursuing such coverage.
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New York 7 Ac
Times
Suffrage Leaders Convene in Washington Convince Progress
Miss Susan B Anthony and Mrs Cady Stanton led a national woman suffrage convention in Washington. The delegates expressed unanimous belief that the cause is in a promising state and gathering momentum.
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Susan B. Anthony
Cady Stanton
Washington
Death of Ex-Governor Bralette Impacts Louisville Lottery Swindle
The death of ex governor Bralette weakens the Louisville lottery swindle case and slows ticket sales. The old saying that there is no great loss without some stall gain is cited as the situation shifts.
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Branlette
Louisville Lottery
Tur Aledo Record Urges Capitalists to Invest Abroad
The Tur Aledo Record calls on capitalists to turn attention to distant opportunities and seize the chance to emigrate for brighter prospects amid global doubt and economic change.
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Tur Aledo Record
Wittenaw Lanaise testimony on corruption inquiry
In testimony before the House and Senate committee, the witness addresses alleged corruption linked to labor groups and the Pacifica affair. The speaker asserts the subject had involvement beyond what was previously admitted, suggesting broader awareness of improprieties.
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New York Trebine
Audi
Fragmented OCR Near-Speech on Legislation and Sea Trade
The text is garbled but references an unlawful royal act and legislative body. It mentions a debate or verdict related to a seizure at sea and associated authorities. Names, places, and dates are unclear due to OCR errors.
Prominent Bowsers Comment on Beechey Trial Outcome
Prominent figures on the New York express share cautious opinions about the Beechey trial. They forewarn against hasty conclusions and urge sympathy for reporters covering the case. The tone suggests concern over public judging and the impact on press work.
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New York
Tius Isles
Untitled fragmentary note about Indiana event and judge
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Indiana, a judge, and a rush of preps. Ambiguous items reference an Epigeopathan fishnet bow and a referenced name, but key facts are unclear.
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Spine
Unclear historical note on publishing and oblique events
Fragmentary text mentions publishing, possible reference to numbers and deaths, with scattered terms like Poole, UVENt GL forty-one, and one demise. The passage is garbled and lacks coherent events or identifiable subjects.
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Poole
Fragmented Voice Claims a Dying Republican Party
A garbled text fragment argues the Republican party is dead while the vice president is depicted as alive. It contends events and chattel strength influence political outcomes and purports to describe some broader alliance or plan for future gains.
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Wainsen
Republican Party
Isis
Pury
Unclear OCR fragment on law and crime debate
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Cam bed and cay ly and note about poll, legislation, crime past years and injustice. Lacks coherent details or identifiable names, dates, or places to extract a complete news item.
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Cambed
State Farmers Convention Reveals Union Membership and Struggles
The ill State session on Tuesday disclosed that industrial organizations in the state total 150,009 members, spread across 1,600 granges and numerous associations. Forty four counties sent 344 delegates to the convention. The central purchasing agency failed to succeed. granges and allied bodies prefer independence or non support, and the institution faces financial distress.
Berry's plan to abolish lieutenant general position
Ohio Democrat Mr. Joan Berry urges abolishing the lieutenant general’s office as a remedy for Sheridan’s action. The piece questions how long Berry would retain his seat and benefits if Congress acted unwisely or hastily.
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Joan Berry
Ohio
House of Representatives
Gen. Sheridan
Berry
Illinois trade board notes concerns over private firm practices
The national board of trade directs attention to a matter demanding correction in Illinois commerce. It highlights risks and irregularities in private firms operating under distinct names. The text criticizes common practices that enable avoidance of accountability and immunity for certain deals.
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Board of Trade
Illinois Ecistadre
Lotde Tuetaeriel C
Wiel
Caulpoer
Noted suffrage stance echoed in county meeting debate
Readers glimpse a fragmented report on Debates over a constitutional suffrage proposition at a county meeting. The piece references Mr Moore and Susan B Anthony, hinting at opposition to extending voting rights and long penalties for dissent.
Local residents urged united action on business concerns
The passage notes earnest townspeople seeking prompt, collective steps. Officials and merchants are urged to convene a meeting to discuss improving conditions and actions to address local issues.
Speaks Haints and House Committees Detailed
The article lists members of the House committees on Monday and notes J T Browning of this county serves on three committees including State Affairs and Education. Pox of Ely County serves on several, Grenell of El Dais County joins four finance and agriculture panels. The Twenty first Page shows the committees well used under the presiding officer.
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House of Representatives
Dian J.T. Browning
Mingeriy
Ely County
anyQauh Lander
Rom. Grenell
el Dais
Aphoeto Ton
Bull Houses
Flower business dominates Brooklyn Srantial trial
In the trial the defendant side presented bouquets from outside friends and admirers while the plaintiff’s side arrived flowerless, reflecting partisan reactions. The scene highlights the social dynamics around the movel feature and the garden themed support within the courtroom.
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Brooklyn
Floral tributes mark a heated court dispute
Friday and Thursday proceedings show bouquets sent to both sides as displays of sympathy. Reporters describe the courtroom as mephitic with perfume of tributes, warning such goodwill may belittle the real legal issues at stake.
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Terest
Thei
Fragmentary record of 1872 Louisiana state election dispute
A garbled account references William Kellogg and state officials claiming to be elected governor after the 1871 election. It mentions Congressional proceedings, a presidential stance, and threats of immediate punishment for those involved, with limited legible details on dates or outcomes.
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Depreeti
John Bo. Hawks
Italy
Ient
Louisiana
Jett Descriatron
House of Representative
Winch
Wirrens
Dildo
Quotistani
Willian FP
Kellogg
Aud
Ander Lam
Eagnteen
Thave
United States
Lo Cottapess
Fenty
Conadiess
Calvo
Pablo
Cigiiteen
Regus
Groyedien
Saad
The Free Methodist Dialogues on Secret Societies Decline
A religious news poem denounces secret societies as threats to heaven and church discipline. It condemns covert fellowship among Methodists and urges members to sever ties with such groups despite offers of leniency, portraying occult and moral danger within the era.
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Benis
Puefers
Pandon
Beecher Letter Resignation Not Published Until Now
The text recounts Henry Ward Beecher's letter of resignation from the Plymouth church ministry dated May 21 1873 urging retirement from public life amid Woodhull scandal coverage. It notes Moulton and Tilton’s reactions and threats, and that Beecher did not resign at the time, with the letter later made public for the first time.
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Tinstece
Plymouth
Plyinoutt
Henry Ward Beechre
Beecher
Woodhull
Moulton
Not Afraid Sheridan Sends War Office Dispatch
In the Dixon Telegraph critique, General Sheridan is praised for decisive action against a lawless foe but criticized for assurances of fearlessness. The piece notes that a general is not expected to fear and mocks a dispatch claiming he is not afraid as incongruous with military posture.
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Sheridan
General Sheridan
New Orleans
German Fleet Lands at Zarauz in Retaliation Clash
German naval force lands at Zarauz in northern Spain capturing a vessel as retaliation for Carlist actions. Spain faces strained peace prospects while the young king may seek a settlement without war, avoiding armed conflict despite provocations.
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Germany
Zarauz
Spain
Fea
County jurors summoned for Jan. 18 trial panel
The second petit jury panel for January 18 to serve two weeks was called Monday. The list includes Daniel Montgomery, D. C Daves, J. Meader, Robert Malcolm, and others to try the case of HK Dunzelman on liquor selling charges. Several civil cases and chancellery matters are noted as dismissed or pending foreclosure. The obituary of Mrs. R. R. able and the golden wedding of John Bain are reported along with family details from Coe township and Canoe Creek.
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HK. Dunzelman
Daniel Montgomery
D. C Daves
J. Meader
Robert Malcolm Richard Mills
Drury Weatherhead
Thoma Barber
John Bowen
J.ak Burrows
Joseph Apquith
Fred [Ludulph
R. R. ‘Able
Rock Island
J. R. Filey
Chipprsnuck Cemetery
John Bain
Coe Township
Bonn
John Cain
Mr. Cain
Lauterdos
County
New Jersey
Wes
Anna Myers
Tuo
Canoe Citek
Local Court Session and Community Highlights from Bethesda
Portions of service at Bethesda church were conducted by Rev John Atuehb Goustdetabde. A concert evening by Austin brothers and many subpoenas for witnesses marked a busy local week. Charley Marshal transported three shipments of fine steers to Chicago last Friday, showcasing local farming enterprise.
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Bethesda Church
John
Durie
Austin Brothers
Deyais Sherif
Charley Marshal
Chicago
Charley
Hillspace
Cordova Church Meeting Ends With Pledge Signed
A heavi ly garbled report from Cordova notes a Baptist church gathering where a pledge was signed by about forty attendees. Names and roles are unclear but one young man aged 22 is mentioned as well known and respected.
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Baptist
Comaen Council
Chicago
Mts
Grienell
Dus Sen
Howare
Local Notices and Miscellaneous 1875 Inquiries
Items report fines for a former Milan official and a city father, property purchases in Hampton and Geneseo, canal hopes for Watertown, coal bank opening near Coal Valley, a silver wedding anniversary in Port Byron, Rock Island fair dates, a Bureau County burglary conviction, a Milan shoemaker’s son injured in a sled accident, and eleven uprising figures awaiting county jail.
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George Dodge
Peak Family Heads Iuwa Dairy State Journal Opera Night
The Peak Family presents a large audience at Moore's Opera House last evening as Swiss performers captivate with strong vocal and dramatic pieces. W K Lavake impresses with a refined tenor and Alf Wey wiato delivers Grettian delineations while the troupe earns hearty applause for vocal and stage prowess.
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W. K. Lavake
Ile
Alf. Weywiato
Mass Paginas Peak
Abe
Elon
Waurhatr
Caprak
Hob Ny
Postadee
Moris’ Dhuw
Gita candidate for Illinois Senate presidency discussed
In a springfield journal piece the author questions who is Gita and whether he will be elected by the Gat Dean coalition as president of the state senate. The text notes Glenn as a potential Democratic figure and mentions counties Mason Brown Cass and Menard and Mt. Sterling Brown County as part of the district.
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Cheage Journal
Gita
Jasc
Gat
Pokita
Unan
Glenn
Uasuige
Senate
Kings of the Pacific Fund Scandal Spotlight
The Indianapolis Journal names three kings before the country King Kalakaua Katie King and Col William King. Kalakaua is described as honest and sensible. Katie King is portrayed as a buxom young woman. Col King, a Forty second congress postmaster, is accused of handling hundreds of thousands of Pacific rail corruption funds.
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Katie King
Col
William King
Sho
Wim
Robert Dale Owen
Congress
Pacific Waui
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