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Newspaper
Moline Review
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1876
Page
2
National ticket lists Rutherford B. Hayes of Ohio as the presidential candidate for the party. The announcement places Hayes in a leading role with expected support across several states.
The Review urges support for the Republican ticket at national, state, district, and county levels. It argues the ticket is strong and superior to any other party, aims to influence voters toward informed decisions, and promises wide editorial coverage of the campaign while stressing the paper's affordable price and broad county reach.
Commodori VoNpichi and Speaker Kerr are noted as inept adjacents in the sick room, indicating a light parliamentary or courtly domestic scene. The phrasing suggests a ceremonial or humorous register without clear action or outcome.
A Vermont Republican convention on Tuesday nominated Horace Failbanks for governor amid a tight contest. Supporters rallied around his platform promising fiscal restraint and regional growth.
On Tuesday the government started issuing payments in gold to settle interest on the public debt. The move signals a shift in how owed interest is disbursed, with officials outlining the broader implications for fiscal policy and creditor relations.
A concise historical note recalls Cincinnati's geographic position between St Louis and Washington. The statement underscores the city's central role in early transportation routes and regional connectivity.
A short notice notes a house torrent described as conveniently located within a ten minute walk of the post office. The text mentions Laoquie of YLE and Melen don in unclear context.
The renowned English author Miss TDvnnir Maniinnat died in London last Tuesday night at the age of 74. Her literary career and influence were noted by contemporaries and readers worldwide.
A commission is established to prosecute a fresh investigation into the Beecher scandal, signaling renewed effort to probe the controversial matter.
In this era piece the wealthy bachelor TILDEN is valued at 310 million dollars and his personal life is framed as a political lever. The piece notes his wealth as a tool for Democrats and his celibacy as a point of contention for suffragists.
Governor Hayis the Republican candidate for preselect drew a very enthusiastic crowd in Fremont Olio last Saturday, highlighting strong local backing ahead of the upcoming vote.
In a single-stall race on the Thames Tuesday Edward J'rickett, reigning Austrian champion, defeated England’s Joseph HL Sadler, the English champion, in a notable victory.
Seven men from the Indiana whisky ring were released from cells and pardoned in a decision noted as justice with a vengeance by contemporaries. The action followed their earlier imprisonment, marking a dramatic shift in the case.
The Tur Argus shifts from its claimed independence to backing candidate Tilden. The paper’s opposition to the war and its influence on public opinion is cited as shaping outcomes in the conflict.
The treasurership vacancy created by Mr New's resignation is filled by appointee Mr A N Wyman, currently serving as assistant treasurer.
The Argus editorial calls the Democratic platform a noble declaration appealing to a wide electorate. It argues inclusivity and broad goals will attract diverse voters and strengthen the party’s message.
The Argus and JUSON MORRISSEY backed Tilden at the convention while John often strikes from the shoulder and the Argus hits below the belt, illustrating sharp political friction between the papers and figures.
Joan M. Harlan states that Kentucky Republicans will give cordial and enthusiastic support to Hayes and Wheeler and will do everything possible to mobilize the entire Republican vote across the state.
James G Blaine departed Washington for his Maine home on Tuesday. His physician says it will not be safe for him to resume his seat in the house this session. his condition has been more serious than supposed. Congress may extend appropriations through July to avoid public-business stoppage. Independence Hall session on July 4th is favorably considered.
Senator Morton says evidence shows Hayes and Wheeler will unite the Republican party and gain support from those who distrust the Democrats and fear its government control.
Louise Slawthorne, stage actress born Mrs Morton, fell from the Tremont house sixth story in Chicago Wednesday morning. The body was badly mangled and dropped over two stories to the ground.
Aides quote Giesy Jons Porn asserting a deep personal friendship with the governor and belief that the nomination serves the country. The statement emphasizes trust in the governor’s judgment and the nation’s best interests in the selection.
A wavering draft of garbled text describes young Republicans rallying around a presidential campaign. The writing mentions Mr Paves and a push for youth involvement, aiming to boost turnout and victory with energetic vote mobilization.
Turna t vest wave reached St Louis last Thursday as reapers work across Central Illinois Missouri and Kansas with forecasts of a large and fine crop. Analysts estimate Wheat in Missouri nearly matches the total harvested in Texas and expect a bumper season may lower bread prices.
The Tlinoin state penitentiary at Juliet holds over 1000 inmates, the largest total ever, signaling a rapid rise in convicts. Last year’s average was 1400, and this year will exceed 1000, causing severe overcrowding and urgent questions about handling the population.
The nomination praises Wyves as a man of plan and honesty with keen intelligence and practical sense. It highlights a second candidate praised as a capable legislator and influential statesman fit for a noble era of public life, asserting the convention and ticket position the party to win.
The passage argues that Republican nominees need no defense for betrayals or scandals in recent American politics. It states neither side has provoked violence and both have aided the union and party, meriting broad Republican support.
On Saturday morning June 17, Crook engaged non treaty Sioux in hostile territory near the Yellowstone boundary between Montana and Wyoming. Ten white men were killed and twenty wounded in the battle, a deplorable outcome reflecting the shrinking yet still dangerous Indian country frontier.
The Democratic National Convention opened in St Louis with Augustus Schell as temporary chair. After adopting rules including the two thirds requirement, a woman suffrage speech followed by adjournment. Gen McClernand named permanent chair. Tilden nominated on the second ballot with Hancock Hendricks Bayard Parker and Allen also listed. Hendricks nominated for vice president by acclamation.
Biographical sketch recounts Thomas F. Henderson born 1824 in Brownsville Tennessee. He served in state legislature U S congress 1874 and 1876, led 157th Illinois Infantry as colonel and brigadier general brevet, practiced law in Toulon Princeton and Chicago, held internal revenue post, and earned strong local support for re election.
Two severe fires sweep Russia with one destroying fifty houses in Moscow and another consuming three quarters of a Caucasus city. Fire crews battle the flames as residents evacuate and assess the damage.
The New York World notes a treasury debate on paying for fireworks in Washington and warns of the fire risk of public celebration. It cites Portland’s destruction, urges city mayors to enforce precautions, and laments insured losses dispersed among policyholders. It also reports on New York directories, Chicago aldermen fraud, and cholera in India.
President Grant issues a proclamation calling on the nation to observe the hundredth anniversary of American independence with public religious services and devout thanksgiving. He urges nationwide gratitude to Almighty God and a continued providential blessing for the country.
During the war General Hayes received a letter urging him to return home to campaign for Congress in Ohio's second district. He replied in Camp on Oct 2 that he would not, stating any man who leaves the army to electioneer for Congress ought to be scalped, signing R. B. Hayrs.
The late Mr A T Stewart’s widow has given nearly 100000 to charities. Donations include 2500 to the relief society for rup tured and crippled 2000 to the New York Infant Asylum 1000 to Working Women’s Protective Union 2000 to the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary 2000 to St Ambrose’s Church 2500 to St Luke’s Hospital and 1000 to the New York Prison Association. At White Elephant depot near Hudson New York last Sunday night a fire destroyed the depot and 400 loaded cars a propeller and two canal boats with estimated loss about 400000. Bristow 44 Blaine 46 Conkling 47 Morton 58 and the Ohio winner 84.
A poem celebrating national pride is followed by a concrete note that on June 1876 the Coal Valley Mining Co filed its rail railroad property schedules in Rock Island County for taxation. Totals from Western Union, Peoria, Chicago & Rock Island, Rockford lines and others amount to 432 158 72 dollars.
Assessor Huntoon completed the assessment and heard grievances. The lands and lots totals include improved and unimproved values, with grand totals for lands, lots, annual property, and the overall sum. Also notes a New York trader selling parasols, fans and apparel at half price, plus ads for picture frames and a local restaurant offering ice cream.
Americans suffer sour stomach and related symptoms but Green's August Flower is claimed to relieve dyspepsia immediately. The ad cites 30,000 dozen sold last year with no reported failures. Sample bottle offered for 10 cents and two doses said to relieve. Regular size 75 cents.
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