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Newspaper

Moline Review

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1875

Page

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Odd Name List of County Officials and Appointees

Fragmented OCR lists eight county officials and appointees including Public Administrator Quincy McNeal and County Treasurer GsamuBl RK. Also mentions County Coroner Omantes B Knox and County Superintendent of Schools Norinoton.

Attorneey E E. Panwenrer Kuck Taland Mantern Chancery Hexwr Cuntis, Jr Kuck Leland Paublic Quincy McNeal Rock Island Ghowt Cherk Ggonek D. Gounp Motte County Cherk Down Vo Coop Unnty Gsamubl RK Penrgu Motine Omantes Kxox Itbek Telana Achouis NO M Rinoton Hook Island

Unclear OCR Summary of Local Political Meeting

Fragmentary OCR text references counties and representatives with scattered names and places. The readable portions mention Leetanativs districts and a public event involving Hears ay Popresentatives at some government location. Details are too garbled to identify date, participants, or outcome.

Steamship arrives at San Injin for patron service

The steamer Wahnder-Henr arrived at San Ir dini auto for patron service. The report notes a welcome ceremony and preparations for onward voyage with officials from Washington month.

U.S Wahnder - Henr San Irdini Auto “Lenxe

In Memoriam and Naval News Mixed from August

The column notes the death of Commander George A. Morris at Jordan's Alum Springs after a storied Civil War career. It recalls his service on the Cumberland and Merrimac in Hampton Roads and later commands including Park Royal Shawmut and Brooklyn. Morris was born in Massachusetts and died at Georgetown, D C.

Jordan George A. Morris Morris The Cumberland Merrimac Hampton Roads Radford Park Royal Shawmut James River Fort Powell Grant’s Pass Brooklyn South Atlantic Morris Wass Massachusetts Navy New York Albany “ Holmé Independence Dolphin Seattle Washington Territory Georgetown D. C

Deere Gang First Premium at Tinore and Sons Trials 1874

The Lightest Draft Gang Plow by Deere Gang received the first premium at Tinore and Sons State Field Trials in 1874, marking a notable achievement for inventor and manufacturer.

Tinore and Sons

Gilpin Sulky Iron Beams and Iron Frames Award

First Premium awarded at Kinofg and Iowa State Field Trials in 1374. Gilpin Sulky, iron beams and iron frames cited as standout components in the competition. The event showcased early vehicle and harness sport equipment craftsmanship.

ADVANCE Walking Cultivator in Market Spotlight

The Advance Walking Cultivator emerges as the standout model in today’s market display, praised for its durability and heavy work performance. Dealers note its robust build and reliable operation across multiple farming tasks, appealing to professional growers seeking efficiency.

The Bank of California Rise and Ralston’s Fall

An extensive historical sketch traces the Bank of California from its 1864 formation with Mills and Ralston to its rapid growth, bullion control, and Nevada refiners, detailing William C. Ralston’s rise, lavish hospitality, and eventual death by his own hand amid the bank’s collapse and public sorrow.

Ralston Belmont Palace Bank of California Bay Golden Gate Pacific William C. Ralston Coeward San Francisco San Mateo Belmont San Jose Prass California George Alfred Townsend Chicago Tribune Downie New York ID. O. Mills Sacramento Fritz Samuel Wilson A. B. Crittenden Mills Union Mill and Mining Association Nevada United States

A Tender Hearted Brother in Atlanta Coat Talk

A customer seeks a coat from a two man Atlanta clothier. The senior offers eighteen dollars, then fifteen, then twelve dollars and a half in a whispered tactic. The customer probes the rationale, learning a man nearby has heart disease and would drop dead if the price were exposed.

Atlanta Maine Niger

Duxbury Sailor Captain Alfred Sampson Dies At 84

Capt Alfred Sampson an elder of Duxbury Mass died recently at age eighty four and six months His widow survives They celebrated their golden wedding years ago and if he had lived eight more months they would have marked their 60th anniversary All seven children remained with him at death Captain Lampeoni is noted as a remaining pensioner of the War of 1812.

Utah Emma Bank of California W. M. Lent Mercury London Batavia East Indies United States Brown Brothers Alfred Sampson Duxbury Mass Atill Citle Lampeoni

Don't drink to-night a mother's warning kept me straight

A prose poem recalls a mother’s admonition not to drink. The speaker reflects on childhood and later life, where those words echo in memory during temptation and hard times. The mother rests in a graveyard, yet her counsel guides the speaker toward restraint and moral resolve.

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Doubt and Hope in An Immortal Morning

Poem from Harper's Magazine laments love's separation and longing for reunion beyond death. The speaker pleads to end doubt and release Hope, praising enduring love, memory, and the belief in an immortal day beyond the night. The verse seeks solace in faith and the promise of a shore above.

Confederate Leaders Now Residing in New Orleans

A Chicago Times letter from New Orleans reports six ex-confederate leaders living quietly there. Beauregard Longstreet Hood Thompson Gibson and Hayes are described as peaceful breadwinners with shifting political loyalties and modest fortunes. Beauregard, age fifty eight, avoids politics while Thompson is a Republican river levee engineer. the piece contrasts their pasts with present restraint.

Chicago Times New Orleans Beauregard Longstg Thompson Longstreet Republican Gibson Hayes Louisana Pierre Gregoire Toutaint Beauregard Jeff Thompson Swamp Fox Jeff

No royal road to achievement says Dickens

The passage emphasizes that success comes from steady, long term effort. It argues that diligent patient application plain work fuels all valuable outcomes and that there is no shortcut to learning or to any great value in life.

Charles Dickens

True Charity Puts Heart Into People and Hope

An editorial urges physicians to keep hope alive for patients and warns against quack remedies that deprive people of heart. It condemns parents who sap children’s courage and stresses charity that inspires self-help and resilience rather than curing by discouragement.

Fragmentary OCR Note Reflects Lost Conversation

The readable text shows garbled phrases about friends, time, and an ongoing failure or disappointment. No clear names, places, dates, or events are discernible to establish a concrete news item or profile.

Mother Sacrifices for Children in Paris Flood

Paris flood story told by a New York Tribune correspondent describes a young mother with twins who ties them to her breast and sails from a sinking house. The boat overturns, she clings to a branch as waters rise, drowns, while the children survive and are adopted by the Sisters of Charity. The funeral of the mother moves spectators to a reverent sorrow.

Moses Sisters of Charity of Castelsarrazin Myriends

Memory of Spotted Tail at Fort Laramie Recalled

A Black Hills letter recounts an 1868 Fort Laramie encounter with Spotted Tail guiding talks between government leaders including Sherman and Harney. The Indian urged choice of peace or war and warned that coffee would be cheaper than blood and powder, prompting tense questions from generals.

Black Hills Spotted ‘Tail Fort Laramie Sherman Harney Campbell Messrs Brunot Sanborn Spotted Tail Terry Afgur Platte Adgur

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