Moline Review Republican County Ticket for Sheriff
The Moline Review outlines the Republican slate with J. L. Perkins of Reckee Fancon and J. Frank Ankeum of Rock Island seeking the sheriff position.
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Newspaper
Moline Review
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1878
Page
4
The Moline Review outlines the Republican slate with J. L. Perkins of Reckee Fancon and J. Frank Ankeum of Rock Island seeking the sheriff position.
The piece argues the Potter investigation fuels Republican gains while exposing alleged Democratic fraud in Florida and Louisiana. It critiques the Matthews and Anderson episode, notes Hayes’ handling of Anderson’s removal as Consul, and mocks Democratic efforts as a failed quest for political capital. The account blends political commentary with travel reminiscences and a brief health endorsement.
Henry Warp Buccum labels Bry ant's Thanatepeis a pagan poem. Andersonss with Cronin aim to present both works in a lurid glare, casting shadows over their reception.
A historical list shows letters remaining in the post office at Moline Rock Island County Illinois for the week ending Friday June 28. The roster includes Abi Carl 2 Lewis William Barnet Mrs E Leonard Asra Blombeck etc along with several others and ends with a tobacco advertising query about Marburg Bros Seal of North Carolina.
The Illinois Republican State Convention at Springfield nominated John C. Smith for State Treasurer and James P. Slade for State Superintendent of Public Instruction with other state posts. The platform lauds wartime finance, opposes a greenback contraction, pledges civil rights protection, and calls for banking safeguards. Franklin Lodge No. 16 elected officers. local ads note lawnedale muslin prices at New Bazaar.
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