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Newspaper
Moline Review
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1875
Page
2
A mid page critique compares costs for a large group to public spending and questions value. It notes Pennsylvania miners' violence surpasses Fall River strikers with knife and pistol use and torchings of mining properties. Damage threatens months of mine closures and winter unemployment for hundreds.
Farm schools have educated nearly ten thousand pupils since establishment with forty four percent becoming farmers or gardeners. Thirty three schools operate now with 862 pupils and varying terms of study from two to three years, proving Granger ideals spreading internationally.
The Cincinnati Gazette dismisses Wendell Phillips with a terse summary, claiming if he had died in 1865 he would have seen slavery end and be mourned as a liberty advocate. It questions whether he is a visionary or demagogue and condemns the paper for forgetting his services when the nation needed loyal citizens and reform.
The passage attributes a plan by Tur Richmond Hnngaier to secure Ohio Pennsylvania and western states to ensure a centennial presidency for the Democrats. It claims southern votes could win without New York or New England if party allies split over currency policy, and criticizes potential defections as disgraceful.
A report notes Von Moltke’s low view of West Point teaching and its impact on army aristocracy. It mentions U.S. graduates versus Germany, election results with Republican majorities, China’s tensions, and a Tribune correspondent’s account of the president’s improvised reunion speech in Des Moines focusing on public schools.
UPCRE acceptably and han dy is well known and likely to win a heavier vote than the opposition. Republicans must vote and not stay away as has been the county custom. Daniel Gordon of Moline the incumbent surveyor is popular and likely to be re elected by a large majority. Election is on November 4 about three weeks away.
Henry C. Cleaveland of Rock Island and Daniel Gordon of Moline win County treasurer and surveyor nominations. Cleaveland shines from his Rock Island city collector tenure with tax collection skill and Republican integrity, while Gordon is praised for his proven efficiency as county surveyor and expected re election.
Chicago and Geneseo correspondents report a Rock Island canal extension meeting set for Oct 14 at 10 A M at Grand Pacific Chicago to discuss Sennepin to Rock Island link. A Moody Sankey revival is planned in Brooklyn at the Brooklyn Rink with a made to order management and a 200 voice choir local donors pledge funds and logistics.
The document records capital stock paid in surplus fund and other undivided profits. It notes national bank notes outstanding and dividends unpaid. It shows individual deposits subject to check and demand certificates of deposits, with amounts due from and to other national banks and state banks and bankers.
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