Rutherford B. Hayes Named Presidential Candidate
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Rutherford B. Hayes
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Newspaper
Moline Review
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1876
Page
2
Congressional Nominations Highlight Local Figures
Congressman sixth district nominee THOMAS J HENIDERSON of Bureau County and Henry A. AINSWORTH of Rock Island County are named for state board of equalization. Ben Buritk receives nomination for congress in the Jowell district on Wednesday.
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Thomas J Heniderson
Bureau County
Board of Equalization
Henry A. Ainsworth
Rock Island County
John T Browning
John P. Fox
Henry County
Ben Buritk
Congress
Jowell
Michael Grennell
Rock Island
Tninofe
Rock Teland
Miké
Synscopal diocese convention moves from Rockford to Chicago
The thirty ninth annual convention of the Synscopal diocese of Olinvis convenes in Chicago this week after relocation from Rockford. Officials report conditions remain very low despite the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goversyonk Beverichpak
Rockford
Chicago
Synscopal Diocese of
Olinvis
Republican landslide sweeps all districts and counties
The Republican party wins every congressional district and each county in the state, signaling a sweeping nationwide momentum. The victory consolidates party control across diverse regions and reshapes the political landscape.
Oil Reserve Gauging Records Mixed Figures in Pennsylvania
Official gauging shows oil in the Pennsylvania oil field adjusted to 4.164 million barrels after measurement. The figure reflects the latest survey, with authorities noting a slight variance from prior readings and confirming the reserve size for reporting purposes.
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Steck
Pennsylvania
Barre
Ove Jonp-lost William Returns Home Help Friend Tilden
A fragmentary report notes Ove Jonp-lost William has been heard from and plans to return home to assist his old friend Tilden in a community effort.
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Ove Jonp
William
Oolweed
National Ceremonial Exposition Attracts Visitors Nationwide
The National Ceremonial exposition in Philadelphia is drawing large crowds from across the country with heavy attendance and growing interest. Visitors from diverse regions fill the event, signaling strong nationwide engagement and public curiosity.
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Philadelphia
Democratic papers shift tone from bragging to vote appeal
A Washington press pattern shows Democratic newspapers moving from boasting lectures to urging readers to vote, signaling a strategic shift in campaign messaging during the current cycle.
Four Indians executed by wallows at Fort Scott Ark
Four Indians convicted of murder were sent to the happy hunting grounds by the wallows at Fort Scott Arkansas last Friday in a grim quotes from the era.
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Happy Hunting Grounds
Fort Scott
Ark
Maine elects Republicans and governor to office
All Republican congressmen and the governor, with a large majority in both houses, were elected in Maine on Monday.
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Maine
Newark Democratic State Convention Nominates Robinson
The second edition of the Newark Democratic state convention met at Saratoga on Wednesday and nominated Lucius Robinson for governor.
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Trie
Newark
Saratoga
Tom
Lucius Robinson
Tuk International Rite match in progress at Creedmoor
A rite match is underway at Creedmoor Long Island with seated teams from Australia Canada and the United States competing. The contest features participants from three nations in a multinational showdown.
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Tuk International Rite
Creedmoor
Long Island
Northern factions seek Hayex and Wheeler victory
The text argues northerners will elect Hayex and Wheeler and urges southerners to accept the result and join to swell the majority. It presents a partisan call to action without additional context or dates.
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Hayex
Wheeler
Death of N B Baker Ex Governor and Adjutant General
Former Iowa governor and longtime adjutant general N B Baker died at his Des Moines home on Wednesday morning. He was described as a useful and worthy citizen.
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N .B. Baker
Iowa
Des Moines
Maine panel acquits Blaine case by wide margin
A Maine investigation committee delivered a unanimous acquittal verdict in the Blaine case on Monday with about a 17 000 vote majority. The report reached Sammy and details of the decision followed.
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Maine Investigation Committee
Blaine
Sammy
Horatio Seymour Replaced in Gubernatorial Elector Situation
John Kelly resigns as elector at large leaving Horatio Seymour as substitute though he cannot participate in the gubernatorial race. The move creates a substitution in the electoral setup with the unwilling figure placed in as replacement.
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Horatio Seymour
John Kelly
Horatio
Tweed Returns as Gubernatorial Candidate Card
The piece notes Tweed returning to public life as a potential New York governor candidate. It contrasts his prospects with those of Samuel J. Tilden, suggesting Tilden fails to succeed in forming a strong campaign. The tone hints at Democratic strategy and political maneuvering.
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Tweed
New York
Sammy Tilden
Vermont Trend Mirrors Nationwide Jump in GOP Lead
The two week tally shows Vermont Republicans up by 27 000 a gain of 10 000 from the prior election with Maine following a similar rise Indiana expected to follow suit as well.
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Vermont
Pravious
Maine
Indiana
Railroads plan 10 percent fare cut for Centennial
The east and west railroads announce another 10 per cent reduction on passenger fares to Philadelphia and New York for the Centennial, bringing the total cuts this year to 85 percent. The public is said to tolerate large reductions in travel costs.
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Philadelphia
New York
Combined Debate Declined by Governor in India Visit
The text notes Governor Hixxpiro declines Morton challenge for a joint discussion in India. It contrasts knaves and fools and asserts no one will call the governor foolish for refusing to meet Morton.
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Rok Womens
Morton
India
Carl Schurz Praised for Public Mind Enlightenment Work
The passage extols Carl Schurz for his efforts to enlighten the public on finance and civil service needs. It lauds him as a forcible philosophical reasoner on economic and political topics with no superior among Senators.
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Ion
Carl Schurz
Schurz
Texas split proposition draws steady support
A serious proposition to divide Texas into two states is under earnest discussion. The dominant party appears generally favorable to the plan. Texas contains enough territory to create roughly four states the size of Illinois.
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Texas
Illinois
States set for elections in Ohio Indiana and West Virginia
The notice states that Ohio Indiana and West Virginia will hold state elections next Tuesday. It corrects misstatements about Iowa voting and notes Iowa will align its state election with the presidential election only in presidential years.
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Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Iowa
Amnestied rivals in the south face no harsher terms
The Richmond Whig argues that ten years after the union all opponents have been amnestied and equal before the law, yet claims persist that the Whig party and Tilden allies in the south still complain of harsh terms imposed on the region.
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Richmond
Tilden
South
Gov Tilden Attacks Reform Claims Over 1862 Losses
The article accuses Gov. Tilden of dodgy reform motives, alleging he spent over 100000 to shield brothers from business embarrassment in 1862 and accuses a current pattern of aiding southern family members at political cost.
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Gov. Tilden
Ingeesoll Speaks At Cooper Institute In New York
COL Robert G Ingeesoll delivered a political address at Cooper Institute New York City on Monday morning His stump speech drew the largest audience in a decade and was hailed as one of the best ever heard in the city.
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Robert G. Ingeesoll
Cooper Institute
New York City
Illinois Governor Race Rumors Stir Election Talk
Notes from Livenynopy Illinois say Shelby M. Cullum seeks the Republican governorship with a hoped for large majority while Lew Steward is said to oppose him. A state Christian association reportedly backs a full ticket led by Ian Samuel for governor.
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Livenynopy
Shelby M. Cullum
Illinois
Lew Steward
Christian Associaton
Ian Samuel LB. Alleat
Schurz Denies Ohio Letter on Hayes Victory
A Cleveland political exchange notes that Democratic papers claimed Carl Schurz wrote a letter asserting German voters opposed Republicans and doubted Hayes carry in Ohio. Schurz responded He wrote no such letter and believes Ohio is surely for Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cretain Democratic
Carl Schurz
Washington
Ohio
Hayes
Schurz
Cayes
New York Times Accuses Tilden of Tax Fraud in Series
Tut New York Jimes asserts it will publish a thorough analysis of Tilden's alleged perjury and income tax fraud, claiming the current report is only the first installment. The paper promises sharp scrutiny and emphasizes its record of investigative zeal against Tammany and Tweed.
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Tut
New York Jimes
San Francisco Democrats Target City Officials for Oversized Tax
San Francisco Democrats assess every city official for more than seven thousand dollars, about ten percent of three months salary. Clerks mutter in protest at the unexpected levy and vow to refuse such a large payment.
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Tur Democrats
San Francisco
Zell
Indiana
St. Decatine
Amerian
Maine election results show Republican leads and large majorities
The Maine governor race last year yielded 07,085 for Republican and 52,213 for Democratic with a 4,872 Republican margin. In 1677 Republican 71,888 Democratic 55,378 Republican majority 16,510. Congressional majorities by district ranged from 1,470 to 2,828 with this year's total between 16,000 and 17,000.
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Maine
Nast Cartoon Helped Capture Tweed at Sea
A Nast caricature from Harper's Weekly, circulated to port towns, aided authorities in capturing Boss Tweed after Spain officials failed to obtain a photograph. The cartoon proved a pivotal tool in the downfall.
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Nast
Tweed
Harper's Weekly
Ex Governor Henry A Wise Dies in Richmond
Ex governor Henry A Wise died at his Richmond home on Tuesday. He was elected to Congress in 1833 and in 1840 secured John Tyler’s vice presidential nomination. His career included a 1874 Virginia governorship and signing John Brown’s death warrant in 1859. He later played a prominent role in Confederate service.
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Henry A. Wise
Richmond
Congress
John Tyler
Braz
Virginia
John Brown
Goops and Authorities Predict GOP Victory in New York
Political observers believe Republicans would win New York state by more than 50,000 if the presidential election were held today, a detail noted amid broader campaign commentary.
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New York State
Perjury and Indian land talks on Fort Laramie frontier
The text notes Tilden’s alleged self incriminating income tax returns and a reformer’s downfall in his state. Sioux commission members for Black Hills purchase await developments at Fort Laramie. A land and right of way proposal is presented to Red Cloud and soon to Spotted Tail. Commissioners avoid intruding on lodges after last spring’s disturbances.
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Tilden
Sioux Indian Commission
Black Hills
Fort Laramie
Sioux Reservation
Red Cloud
Spotted Tail
Fort
Trapper recounts Custer fight with Sitting Bull tale
Minnesota trapper claims he witnessed the Custer battle and describes a brutal massacre of the defenders and torture of survivors in vivid detail. He says Sitting Bull detained him during the massacre and the war leader allegedly ordered the torture and death of captives.
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Custer
Minnesota
Sitting Bull
Home town trade pledge sparks rail against rival papers
A local editorial rails against competing papers and asserts a citizen vow to buy locally. It argues Moline shoppers already favor home goods over Davenport or Rock Island and warns against cross-town spending as harming community interests. The piece contrasts the Union with the Davenport paper and defends regional loyalties. It closes with court notices and a lengthy list of civil and chancery cases pending or completed.
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Kuk Island
Moline
Rock Island
Davenport
Peoria
Univ
Union
Reunion of the 112th Regiment in Geneseo
The eleventh annual reunion of the 117th Regiment of Illinois volunteers known as the Henry County Regiment will be in Geneseo on Friday September 22. Teutonia hall serves as rendezvous and Freeman's hall hosts a 10 a.m. meeting with music and speeches led by General Thomas J. Henderson. A free dinner for soldiers and families is provided by local ladies. The Old Battle Flag will be on display.
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Geneseo Republic
117Th Regiment of Illinois Volunteers
Henry County Regiment
Riday
Boys In Blue
Teutonia Hall
Freeman's Hall
Thomas J. Henderson
112Th Regimental Association
112Th
B. F. Thompson
Freeman’s Hall
August Public Library Report Totals and Attendance
August report shows counts by category for Science and Art 12, Biography 14, Travel and Voyages 29, Poetry 10, Essays 45, Fiction 482, Religious 22, History 1, Juveniles 6, Art and Sciences Travels, and total 243 across sections with Grand total 4,774. Highest daily attendance 140, lowest 38.
Trade Prosperity Report From Andalusia and Vicinity
Andalusia special correspondence notes strong trade in Mercer and Rock Island counties with lumber yards shipping vast quantities and thriving merchants. Thompson & Smith Wakely & Thompson and other firms cited for stock, prices, and customer demand. coal discovery near Burgoyne and miners at Rapids City also described.
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Mercer
Rock Island
Thompson & Smith
Wakely & Thompson
C. N. Seward
I. H. Brookman
Cunningham
Wm. Jones
Louisa
Davenport
J. C. Bromley
Eureka
Sam’l Burgoyne
Rapids City
E. R. Healey
Iowa
Hampton Dancing Club Elects Officers for 76 77
The Hampton Dancing club reformed with S. S. Crompton as president H C Twining as vice president Geo Heagy as secretary and J J Vogle as treasurer for 76 77. The opening dance is set for Friday Sept 22. Samuel Heagy and family returned from the Centennial praising sights and business resume follows. Cider sells for 15 cents a gallon grapes 8 cents a pound apples not sold due to lack of buyers.
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Hampton Dancing Club
S. S. Crompton
H.C. Twining
Geo. Heagy
J. J. Vogle
Samuel Heagy
Samuel
Rural Briefs Report County Poor Farm Inmates
Mrs Mary Franks of Rapids City died at home on Sunday September 8 near age sixty. W S Bailey, poor farm steward, filed his annual report listing 127 inmates from the year ending September 1 with nine insane or idiotic residents and eight deaths. Monthly inmate counts ranged from 52 to 85, averaging about 67.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Franks
Rapids City
Worcester County
Maryland
W. S Bailey
Long-Lost William Tweed Sought on Spanish Voyage
Dispatches from Vigo report the arrest of two men believed to be William M. Tweed and his secretary. The suspects were seized after the Spanish governor identified Tweed from photos aboard the Carmen and were moved to a fortress in Vigo for transfer to Havana and then to American authorities.
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London
Dept
Vigo
San Simon
Santiago de Cuba
Pontevedra
Sle
Curunna
Havanna
Havana
William M. Tweed
Madrid
Tweed
Jovellar
United States
Gen
Arguelles
Santiago
Spain
Carmen
Cushing
Cuba
Galician
Secor
William Hunt
Calabozo
Riverside Cemetery Board Sets Prairie Granite Monuments
At the monthly Riverside cemetery meeting, directors with one absence approve a monument program using Prairie Granite with lot numbers at up to 1.50 each. Receipts August 343.00 expenditures 428.00. Ten interments, ages under 1, 3 under 3, 63, 84, 64. Tollner granted three months leave to Germany. Julius Klotz hired at 1.00 per day to manage books during absence.
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Board of Directors
Riverside Cemetery
Wm. H. Edwards
Kauffman & Wray
Rock Island
Tollner
Germany
Julius*Klotz
Mr. Tollner
New organ factory planned by Lancashire and Turner in Moline
Lancashire and Turner have arranged for a new organ factory with a two story 36 by 60 foot building on 110 feet of Water Power Company frontage between the Quilt factory and the Gas works. They expect to be in operation within ten days and already have orders, including a fine organ for Bloomington, signaling a return of Moline’s renowned organ craftsmanship.
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Lanceshire
Ye’ & Tarer
Alot
Moline
Messrs. Lancashire & Turner
Bloomington
Green's August Flower Promised For Dyspepsia Relief
A drug advertisement urges readers to try Green's August Flower for dyspepsia and liver complaints. It claims sour stomach headaches indigestion heartburn and related symptoms improve after two doses and offers a sample bottle for 10 cents or a regular bottle for 75 cents from Richards & Suhrbeck.
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Green
Richards & Suhrbeck
Land Explorers Excursion Leaves Rock Island for Midwestern Cities
Excursion departs Rock Island on Tuesday September 12 16 for Lincoln Fairmount and Fort Kearney Nebraska under Clendenin Wells of Moline Illinois agents for the B and M railroad land company for Scott Muscatine Iowa and Rock Island Illinois. For full particulars address Clendenin Wells Maine Ohio 34 8
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Lincoln
Fairmount
Fort Kearney
Neb
Clendenin & Wells
Moline
B. & M., Railroad ‘Land Company
Scott
Muscatine
Iowa
Maine
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