13 Nov 1874
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Newspaper
Moline Review
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1874
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR lists individuals Voth Ukoneg D Gotto Mollue County Clerk Jown Vy Coon Rock Island hoot oatwiter yhaseen R Porter Mote so Stomoih Wartiam Patng Rock. Reading unclear but indicates a county records roll call.
A twenty year gap in Monterey sets the scene for a tragic tale of Juanilla a moss gatherer and daughter of a crippled whaler who captivates English tourist John Thorpe. Jealousy betrothal intrigue and a wedding doom two lovers as a stormy sea claims them both and their graves become one beside the shore.
The article praises California laws granting married women contract rights for their estates, school positions for women, and equal pay for female teachers. It argues wages should equalize across jobs, notes testing limits due to men's thoroughness, and warns suffrage debates may follow as activists link labor justice to politics.
A mosaic of editorials from Buffalo to Detroit argues disaffection with President Grant and the idea of a third term. It cites discontent with policy, party divisions, and calls for renewal while warning against further radical change.
A list warns children about rude habits to avoid. It covers laughing boisterously reading aloud while others speak leaving church early whispering at worship gazing at strangers and disrespecting elders. It also cautions against interrupting, correcting adults, and eating before others finish speaking.
Fragmentary report notes the death of John Laird, famed English shipbuilder. Other readable lines mention Chicago voter registration numbers, and scattered references to fires and dramatic promises abroad.
A brief dispatch from Buenos Ayres notes that the congress of the Aripete faction convened to discuss regional matters and potential reforms. Delegates debated policy directions and reported on local conditions and governance.
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