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Newspaper
Moline Review
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1878
Page
4
In an 19th century style critique, the piece argues Christ’s poverty values clash with modern clerical ambition, condemns Rev. J. W. Haney for mixing pulpit and politics, and questions his anti liquor stance. It also notes regional political shifts and calls for reform movements amid inflation concerns.
A critical account lambasts the rise of a "Workingmen" mixed party, claims bias in local boards and presses, and mocks proposals published by a Rock Island newspaper bossing reform rhetoric. It accuses officials and creditors of exploiting debt while alleging manipulation and bias in newspaper coverage.
Lord Beaconsfield stands at a pivotal choice between war or preserving his reputation as a statesman. Having built fleets and ironclads, mobilized troops, and costly preparations, Britain may resist peace if it means betraying his leadership.
The governor of South Carolina, Hamp ton, champions a fair election next fall regardless of Congressional selections. He pledges decisive action and a strong, independent leadership to guide a state scarred by war and its aftermath toward stability and justice.
Col Mulligan asserts the Mulligan Guards are a real force and will recruit thousands in large cities. He predicts the group will rise when England declares war on Russia and attempt to capture Canada if possible.
Elliott Schultz, postmaster at Marshalltown Iowa, has sued the Postmaster General for salary due him. He risks dismissal to press his claim, highlighting a bold stand against his superior in a federal dispute over pay.
Hayes nominates Packard of Louisiana as Consul to Liverpool. Grasshoppers threaten Page County Iowa. Pope suffers liver inflammation. Canada House of Commons row ends in prorogation. Mrs. Stewart may run Woman's Hotel herself. Wisconsin absence leaves secretary of state acting governor. New Jersey to celebrate Monmouth centennial June 28. Bayard Taylor retires from dining out. Dallas Herald says 4000 murderers at large in Texas. Liberal thinkers congress to meet in London June 18 and 14. White robin found in Danbury Connecticut. Natick workers churn base balls. E M Pomeroy of New York seeks 10000 for will case referee. Venove earthquake kills six hundred people. Lint a.
A Russian man of war saluted the Irish in the bay of San Francisco signaling political alignments. The gesture suggests if war erupts between Russia and England, the Irish could influence regional support by aiding Russia against England.
In Washington Congressmen clashed as Harry White hurled fiery criticism at wartime loyalty handling, and Turner of Kentucky menaced White with a punch, prompting the sergeant at arms. In Ottawa Sir John McDonald attacked opponents, sparking sharp exchanges until the Commons were prorogued. Childish passion brings shame to high places.
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