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Newspaper
Moline Review
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1877
Page
2
The Times reports New York officials fatc eeing to confirm B McClellan for public works amid criticism of an engineer failure. Ex president Grant is warmly received in Cincinnati. The Pope's illness deepens Vatican tensions. Indian laborers return after holidays boosting rail and factory work.
In Washington on March 2 1877 cabinet meetings focused on the southern question the extra session and civil service reforms. Debates centered on troop withdrawal from South Carolina and Louisiana and the risk of renewed violence amid ongoing Reconstruction era tensions.
A preserved 1642 manuscript letter by Martin Luther, signed "Mart Luther D." and legible in old German, was found by John G. Lange and sent to Frederick Lauer of Reading, Pa. The note, a short Psalm 108 discourse, hints at the hymn creation and dates back 334 years, with authentic handwriting confirmed.
The item collects scattered notes on science, politics, and society including stargazing attempts for Vulcan on dates in late June, remarks on the diamond market, Schurz remaining in cabinet, the Prince of Wales fashion, Brigham Young, keno laws in Arkansas, a Mormon photographer joke, Grant’s popularity with office seekers, Cranium head shape in church ministry debates, Tilden’s presidential ambitions, legal quips from New Jersey, Mrs. Abbie Sage Richardson Zion revivalist talked about, Hayes and rival musicians, navy discipline and buoy news, a tin solder invention, and Mrs. Partington and a moon theory anecdote with Rev. Cook critiquing Harvard.
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