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Committee Cm10a00 issues notice dated February 22 1870.
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Newspaper
Moline Review
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1876
Page
2
Committee Cm10a00 issues notice dated February 22 1870.
The article notes a large crowd at the Centennial event, with attendance described as strong and possibly larger than anticipated. Details on participants or outcomes are limited in the readable text.
Reports reveal corruption and mismanagement within the Brooklyn Navy Yard. The article notes ongoing scrutiny amid political tension as authorities probe the yard's affairs and leadership.
Repeatedly cleared of fas ene mies allegations, Mr Bevixt faces no decisive proof the mud will stick. Supporters claim the opposition’s case lacks substance and political motive.
The Indianapolis Journal treats the Gustow movement as a disguised Washburne scheme, yet the report notes readers miss Morton’s role, which surprises observers.
Hon Tos BK Brvas of Chicago rejects use of his name for the office of lieutenant governor amid widespread speculation about the vacancy.
An irregular fragment reports that Von Horman departed Chicago carrying $100,000 of public money while serving as city collector. The note references a Garden City context and an enterprise competition but details are unclear.
A parliamentary effort to grant the right of suffrage toProperty-holding and tax-paying women was raised in the English House of Commons last week and defeated, as in prior attempts.
The Cambridge Woman's Union urges a third party blending Republican and Democratic elements. They plan a Philadelphia meeting to discuss the proposal and rally support among members.
The fountain placed by the Roman Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America on the Centennial grounds in Philadelphia costs 52000 dollars. Of this amount 51000 dollars has been collected and paid to the contractor.
Calicoes low in price force shutdowns at Manchester print mills leaving five hundred workers unemployed. Concurrently the Great Barrington Woolen Company suspends with liabilities listed at nine thousand dollars, signaling hard times for workers and manufacturers.
The notice announces a Rock Island county Republican convention on Thursday June 1 to choose 10 delegates for the county delegation to the Republican congressional convention in Geneseo on Wednesday June 7 and to nominate a county candidate for state representative.
Henry county held its Republican convention at Cambridge on Monday nominating J. H. Milchrist for state’s attorney L. H. Patton for circuit clerk Wm Vannice for sheriff and Hon J P Fox for the nomination.
Twelve delegates were chosen to the congressional convention to be held in Geneseo on Wednesday June 7. The meeting was organized to support Gen Henderson and to structure the party slate for the upcoming primary.
In St Louis the case concerns Mr William McKee who was jailed to serve his term while petitions for clemency flood the executive. The situation is seen as undermining public respect for justice and the legitimacy of legal processes.
Friends support Ridgway for entire delegations from 23 southern counties and parts of 10 more, plus portions from central and northern counties. The Review backs his nomination, praising his representativeness and untarnished name.
The Rock Island Union, longtime Washburne supporter, shifts to strongly back Governor Beveridge. The group notes Beveridge cannot be forced on Rock Island County Republicans by any machine or outside pressure.
The Democratic committee of congress failed to sustain accusations of dishonorable acts against Mr. Blaine and Mr. Linstow. Their reputations for honor and integrity are strengthened, and both Bristow and Blaine appear more honest to the country than before the probe began.
The House of Representatives pauses its probe to remove members of the Democratic reform faction. Door-keeper Fitzhugh is summoned to justify his retention as questions arise about his past service as sergeant at arms of the Confederate Senate.
Joan L Briktped rose to governor after Oglesbys resignation four years earlier. Morgan Jr acted as railroad commissioner amid public demand to add other parties to the commission. The people held hundreds of meetings and sent petitions, but Beveridge denied the appeals and refused to appoint requested men. Will the people forget this.
A national Prohibition convention in Cleveland Ohio nominated Gen Green Clay Stith of Kentucky for president and N Tostewart of Ohio for vice president. Other parties announced delegate selections with nonbinding instructions in Des Moines and Newark. Alabama Republicans named a strong state ticket and chose national delegates.
State board directs Illinois State Building at Centennial grounds Philadelphia to host visitors from May 5 through November 10. It details reception rooms reading files of state journals and a mail desk with free cloakroom service. A register records visitor info to aid locating friends and states mailing needs at the exposition. General information is to be publicized by newspapers.
Hon Carl Schurz will deliver the final lecture of the Sylvan Boat Club course at the Congregational church on Thursday evening next.
The column reviews Democratic struggles with Davenport and other witnesses, condemns party tactics since 1874, and notes Grant's stance on papers and investigations. It reports the Insane Asylum inquiry, cabinet dynamics, and impending fiscal year deadlines. Also covered are Emperor Ebbazel’s Washington visit and remarks.
A long list of sessions for a Sunday-School convention includes prayer and praise, Bible study topics, and teaching classes. The program runs May 24 25 with street meetings and entertainment by Jacksonville citizens, under N. Hf. Wall as local committee chair.
A correspondent reports steady business activity among local men in various trades and notes coal mines on Shurtleff’s farm to open soon once the O Clare claimants Rapids City land dispute resolves. Partnerships form in dry goods and groceries. stores expand in new buildings. sidewalks improve and property values climb. Flying trapeze.
On the night of the 11th burglars forced the J J Vogele saloon. money drawer opened and two to three dollars stolen plus cigars. No clue. On the 12th a millinery shop on Front Street owned by F Garternicht and run by his two daughters burned. losses about 310 on goods and 200 on the building, suspected incendiary. Hampton residents raised over 130 for the young ladies. Mrs Stoddard and daughter with BR H Coomes and family left town on the 10 42 P M train to visit friends. Plowing popular. corn planting begun. Village trustees election set for Saturday 20 inst.
Capt A Timm attends Turners convention at New Ulm Minnesota as a delegate. Germania Concordia Turners plan a June turnfest with torches arches badges and multiple city streets decorations. Moline caucus results show Morey delegation 225 votes Perkins 182 with 407 total.
The ad claims Boschee's German Syrup has reached 40,000 dozen sold yearly in the United States. It reports 6000+ druggists ordering from the Woodbury New Jersey factory with no reported failures. It touts effectiveness for coughs colds throat and lung troubles, and promotes horse liniment alongside human medicine.
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