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Newspaper
Moline Review
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1876
Page
2
A brief report notes Lirret Vetmnent spoke clearly Tuesday, with her remarks heard widely across the community. The event highlighted her message and drew attention from local residents and officials.
Fragmentary OCR content references a Georgia event on Wednesday, a committee, a Garod reference, and a speech about death of a fourth person. The readable parts are too garbled to extract a coherent news item or identifiable names, places, or dates.
A fragmented notice describes a local event involving Merv and others in a regional context. Readable parts reference an organization, a place, and a schedule, with omitted details about participants and exact actions. The piece hints at a community matter but lacks clear outcomes.
The readable portions mention feverish conditions and two events in Savannah, but specifics on dates, times, or measurements are missing. No clear location, institution, or outcome is provided.
Fragmentary report notes a drone incident Friday and an ongoing citywide search. Details are unclear, with multiple garbled phrases about timing and location.
A historical report notes a Massachusetts convention where Hon A H Ree was nominated for governor and Hon HW Kroatt campaigned as a rival candidate. The event highlights party dynamics and local political maneuvering.
Readable fragments mention people and places but lack a coherent event. The text lists names such as Myer and Cesthi along with vague locations and references to a week, a coast, and a route, but no clear action, date, or outcome is provided.
Vague OCR note reports on state election outcomes with several unreadable fragments. Names and precise dates are obscured, but the item signals a victory and elected individuals tied to state offices.
A statues relic attributed to a painter or group was reportedly unveiled or presented in Union Square New York on a Wednesday afternoon. The report notes the object as a symbol linked to a local or national movement, with limited readable details available.
Tur Democrats nominate a governor candidate who does not want the post and four presidential hopefuls who do not align with the party. In one case the candidate is sensible the other the party.
President Grant has written to Emperor William of Germany a gracious grateful reply to the cordial complimentary greeting, expressing appreciation for the gesture.
Aifeh the Kaiser contributed to plans in connection with the American Centennial celebration, aligning with efforts to mark the national milestone. The report notes involvement tied to this commemorative period.
A Democratic paper asks how much Tilden should contribute to a conscience fund to ensure justice triumphs, framing the query as a test of ethical stake and public virtue.
A Chicago jury indicted Alexander Sullivan on murder charges for shooting Francis Hanford a school teacher after Hanford criticized Sullivan’s wife The case hinges on the alleged motive of revenge for perceived insults toward Sullivan’s spouse.
Senator Morton calls for a joint discussion with Goy Hendricks on current political issues. In a speech, Gov Hendricks questions several statements made by Morton.
Hon. James G. Blaine plans a western tour with Col. Ingersoll to rally in Indiana. He will also give his first western speech in Deoria, following the Maine campaign close.
On Wednesday Democracy nominated Lehard Tubbard for governor. The resolutions blame the low mood on trade and the wet weather for damaged pear crops, and point to the mass government of the Republican party.
The Ottawa fair emphasizes clean conduct with no side shows gambling or pool selling and no intoxicating liquors sold on the grounds, earning commendable features for its professional ethics.
A devastating blaze wiped out much of Tutt in St Hy denthe Quebec last Monday. About six hundred buildings were consumed and fewer than one hundred remain. Estimated loss reaches 32 million dollars.
Lithia a live Democrat in Macon Missouri testifies he cannot desert Hayes noting he has served under General Hayes and that voting for Hayes is the honorable path to reform. He emphasizes Hayes as one of the noblest men he has known and refuses to back any dishonorable action.
Fragmentary sentence discusses deputies and enforcement rules with unclear references and wording. No identifiable event, names, or locations can be reliably extracted for a full news card.
The Penecratie candidate for den daaving sworn to an in dfoeddy s7eed an d sd2 when US it ab daw stat he swore to terestl teen fees to the Lef steer during that year. This report notes unclear claims about financial conduct and sworn statements amid political dispute.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Democratic state convention to meet at Saratoga to nominates a governor ticket and rally behind Seymour, aiming to unite the party and counteract opposition.
The Democratic convention at Rock Island last week nominated Charlie Dunham II for Congress. Dunham appeared on an informal ballot as one of the candidates, though the final name was not formally hooked. Supporters urged Dunham’s nomination.
A Maryland Democrat recipient prints a lengthy note from Mr Chahine Proancis Rv ws expressing anxiety that old issues fade with time. He argues Mr Luns would face a hostile base if nominated by Democrats for Massachusetts governor, noting voters’ attachment to vital issues his father supported and the grandfather’s prior correspondence.
United States District Attorney Bliss discusses possible actions against Samuel J. Tilden over income tax issues. Correspondence with the internal revenue commissioner signals potential prostitution proceedings tied to an order issued two and a half years ago. Other men have faced revenue prosecutions. supporters seek accountability for Tilden as well.
Adjutant General Willard issues orders naming changes in the militia. Jerome B. Magill becomes captain of the Morine Rifles Lighth regiment replacing Rasmussen who resigned. William R. Oyler steps up to first lieutenant replacing Peterson. Chas Ziegler takes second lieutenant role after Calentzky resignation.
прочитанные заметки описывают экспонаты австрийской живописи в восточном крыле зала искусства centennial, включая Макарта и портреты императорской семьи, критикуя излишнюю сексуальность некоторых картин и отмечая работы Франции, Испании и Швеции. Также упоминаются древности, майолика, Римские реликвии, портреты и коллекции Castellani, а также небольшие выставки и документальные экспозиции.
A Munich exhibit emphasizes German military success with several paintings of the Sedan surrender while other works by Makart and lesser names echo national pride. The review criticizes the display for dwelling on conquest and questions the sense of magnanimity.
An Illinois farmer who purchased land in Fillmore county Nebraska says grasshoppers saved him money, not the reverse, noting in his view the pest is less destructive than the chinch bug. He joins others who travel from Illinois to Nebraska and conclude grasshoppers are less damaging than feared.
In a letter from Moline the writer cites weather money and a shift against gambling as reasons for lower attendance at Rock Island and Davenport fairs. He urges agricultural society managers to remove gambling features to boost future participation by farmers and families.
The notice touts Green's August Flower as a remedy for dyspepsia and liver complaints with various symptoms. It urges readers to purchase a sample at 10 cents or a full bottle for 60 cents from Richards & Solbrook, promising relief after two doses. Also mentions a land excursion to Nebraska and a local fair with plow trials and premiums near Hillsdale on Sept 13–14.
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