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Newspaper
Moline Review
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1876
Page
4
The ceremony followed a non orthodox Jewish rite with Rabbi Wise Obieiabed presiding. The service included the bride in the women's room, wine glasses, Hebrew prayers, and a concluding blessing, as guests watched in a solemn, reverent atmosphere.
A sharp denunciation describes the party as treasonous and complicit in violence against Black Americans in the South. It casts Democracy as a source of evil and argues it obstructs Black homebuilding rights while excusing violence, urging a moral rebuke of Democratic leadership.
The Keokuk Constitution recalls Sanders famed for his frequent winks and bold behavior. After a incident at a millinery shop sparked by a bow purchase, Sanders faces judgment from the shop and a neighbor, ending with a vow to quit the habit. The page also notes election results in Indiana and Ohio and fashion notes on hats, fabrics, and styles.
A London Telegraph correspondent describes Bulgarian and Turkish peasant girls gathering grapes and harvesting in wartime Turkey and Serbia. He notes their bright attire and songs as they travel in rough wagons near Niš, contrasting their merriment with recent devastation and military duty nearby.
The October contest centered on four aims: electing secretary of state in Ohio, governor in Indiana, co representatives in Ohio, and congressional representatives in Indiana. Initial results show a statewide plurality of 5544 votes in Ohio as the campaign opened.
A curio of distant notes reports no college in the United States providing architecture instruction. Elsewhere a Michigan region feeds surplus apples to livestock. A three year old died of heart disease on a Nee nah Wisconsin street Monday.
The International Exhibition opens May 16 and closes November 16, showcasing art, inventions, science, industry, minerals, and agricultural products on 450 acres at Fairmount Park. The Pennsylvania Railroad promotes direct, economical travel to Philadelphia with special excursion trains and a grand Centennial Depot.
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