Dow urges tax payments in installments
Neal Dow recommends installment payments for taxes as relief to taxpayers. The measure is not obvious to taxpayers as it is to Dow.
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Neal Dow
Mr. Dow
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Newspaper
Moline Review
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1875
Page
2
Chicago openness to saloons contrasts with expo art gallery
Residents favor Sunday saloon openings but oppose desecrating the exposition art gallery. The public debate shows differing tastes without a single consensus.
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Chicago
Bristow Halts 10 Cent Fractional Currency Issue
The secretary announces the suspension of the 10 cent fractional currency, suggesting a plan that will effectively replace it with two nickels. The move signals a change in coinage policy and anticipates reader impact.
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Bristow
Petition in Dubuque asks colored children be admitted to public schools
Citizens circulate a petition in Dubuque urging that colored children be allowed to attend public schools, meeting with considerable encouragement from supporters.
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Dubuque
Vice President Wilson Supposedly Declines Massachusetts Candidacy
The report claims Vice President Wilson refuses to permit using his name for governor of Massachusetts, with commentary that the White House bears the blame for the rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Massachusetts
White House
Perkins Voting Shift Highlights Maine Town's Partisan Split
In Perkins Maine supporters reflect on past elections with thirteen Republican and three Democratic votes. This year the tally shows twenty two Republicans and one Democratic vote, signaling a major partisan shift in the small town.
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Perkins
Maine
Schurz to Campaign in Ohio for Republicans
The announcement that Senator Carl Schurz will stump Ohio for the Republican ticket risks demoralizing Democrats. It signals the GOP may still prove useful and durable in politics.
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Sen
Carl Schurz
Ohio
Illinois Republicans Choose Party Line for Fall Campaign
The Illinois Republican state committee plans a straight party issue for this fall, while statements indicate a decision to delay and pursue a vigorous campaign next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tug New York Tribune
Ilinois
Republican State Committee
Republican Committee
Indianola Flood Describes Town Nearly Wiped Out
Indianola Texas, once a bustling 6000 population town twelve and a half miles southwest of Galveston, was nearly swept from existence by the gulf coast flood. The disaster cost more than two lives and left the community in ruins.
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Indianola
Texas
Gulf Coast
Galveston
Tur Ohio Democrats Fear a Full Vote Doomed Candidates
The Ohio Democrats warn of voter corruption over bonds while fearing any full turnout. They claim such turnout spells death for all Democratic candidates and urge resistance to the potential electoral result.
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Ohio
Old General Spinner Accepts Republican Candidacy
The longtime U S treasurer to 14 years consents to run for New York state controller. In his acceptance he quotes the saying man proposes but God disposes. He notes faith and duty guide his bid.
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Spinner
United States
New York
New York City Uses Over Three Hundred Gallons Water Daily
New York consumes more than three hundred gallons of water per person daily yet papers claim the city has the dirtiest population in the nation. If three hundred gallons cannot keep a resident clean how much water would suffice.
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New York
Metropolis
Notice of Lee and Shepard bankruptcy in Tur Review
A Tur Review notice reports the failure of Boston publishers Lee and Shepard. Their assets total 100,455.67 with liabilities of 57,20.69, showing a large deficit and troubled affairs as of the recent issue.
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Tur
Lee & Shepard
Bostein Publishers
Maine Republicans claim large GOP turnout drop in vote
Maine papers contend 10 000 Republicans stayed away at the late election and Democrats failed to cast solid votes as in 1872 and 1868. Despite this, Republicans won a governor's race by over 6000 and hold a 28 seat majority on Joint ballot in the house.
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Maine
House
Me dill denies governorship rumor in Tribune debate
In response to a Chicago Journal claim that Joseph Medill is an aspirant to the governorship, he states the statement is untrue. He adds that while Tribune editors would not be poor governors, there are more qualified candidates than editors of the Tribune.
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Chicago Journal
Joseph Medill
The
Tribune
Ex Senator Fenton Returns to Republican Fold
Ex Senator Fenton of New York rejoined the Republican party stating past differences have vanished. He cites lack of disapproval from the President and personal spite as factors in his previous departure, noting stragglers return wiser for the experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenton
New York
Grant
More Currency Advocates in Democratic Ranks
The article cites Mr. Jefferson Davis among Democrats endorsing paper money, arguing for more currency. It recalls Confederate currency values from 1861 to 1862, noting drops from eighty five cents in gold to sixty, then forty five, and by 1863 about eight cents as the policy persisted.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
Jefferson Davis
Finance and currency critique during Richmond siege
The text complains that currency practices lingered at low rates while Richmond was besieged. It asserts that adherence to Democratic financial principles could lead to ruin similar to the Confederacy under Mr. Davis and his “more currency” policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Confederacy
Davis
Harrisburg Mayor Quarrel Ends With Ramrod Duel
In Harrisburg a mayor challenged a citizen to a pistol duel at 20 paces. The citizen used a ramrod instead, delivering a chastening blow that left the mayor dancing and unharmed, but clearly chastened by the encounter.
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St. Louis
Harrisburg
Nebraska Democrats Endorse Sound Currency Policy
The Nebraska Democrats, described as a feeble folk, advocate for a sound currency coin or equivalent and steps toward specie payment. They oppose inconvertible paper money as a crime against the common welfare and a violation of Democratic creed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
New York
Saloon Refusal Sparks $310,000 Suit in Louisiana
Peter G Desloude secretary of state sues a New Orleans saloon keeper for refusing soda water to him and his wife. He claims the denial caused mental unease and public insult. The item oddly notes marble dust and medicinal qualities as background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Peter G. Desloude
Louisiana
Desloude
Sharpers prey on farmers with estray scam
Con artists pose as estray horse finders, obtaining the animal from a farmer then passing it to a confederate who claims ownership and offers to sell it cheaply. The farmer pays and the scammer flees. Farmers should prove estray identity before a justice of the peace.
Lane Randall’s speakership bid tied to inflation stance
Report says Lane Randall’s prospects for House speaker rise as Democrats debate inflation. The New York press notes his past role with the Evie Democratic convention and questions whether he could resist the paper money faction, predicting he may still win despite alleged weaknesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane Randall
House of Representatives
New York
Randall
Evie
Paper-Uuney
Eric
Washinton Chronicle Debunks Currency Contraction Claim
The Democracy's charge that currency has contracted is contradicted by figures showing paper money in circulation at about $763.84 million, higher than many past years. The article notes the new finance bill plans gradual withdrawal of fractional notes, replacement with silver coin, and no contraction, claiming expansion instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinton Chronicle
Democracy
Corner stone laid for West Virginia capitol at Wheeling
The cornerstone of West Virginia's new capitol was laid at Wheeling on Saturday with Masonic rites. Governor Jacobs and others spoke as over 10,000 people attended the ceremonies. Separately an epizootic reappeared in New York with an estimated 10,000 horses affected in the city.
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Capitol
West Virginia
Wheeling
Jacobs
New York
City
Regular September Term 1875 Rock Island County Board Minutes
The Rock Island County Board meets during September 1875 with discussions on licenses to sell beer, tax sales inquiries, road and bridge funding, jail accounts, and abatements. Committees report on bridges, jail charges, town assessments, and miscellaneous claims. dog tax proposals and annexation votes are considered. The session approves bills, sets tax levies, fixes treasurer and clerk salaries, and adjourns to continue the following day.
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Rock Island
Feaster
Hanna
Chamberlain
Smith
Moline
Klahn
Krell
Dart
Case
Kerr
Jacobe
Miller
Wright
Titterington
Dailey
Trent
Andalusia
Marston
Murdock
Grenell
Jacob Meyer
Moline Township
Rock Island Township
E. E. Parmenter
County and Cable & Co
N. J. Hubbard
William Shresder
Hillsdale
Solander & Huber
Isaac R
Board of Supervisors
Commissioners of Highways
Black Hawk
Mill Creek
J.S. Dailey
H. C. Trent
Worsley Hanna
Llouarable
Rock Island County
R. Crampton
C. Speidel
D. F. Robinson
Cordova
Canoe Creek
Oma
Port Byron
Hampton
COP
Coal Valley
Edgington
Batialo Prairie
Iistele
Drury
I. C. Trent
Jacobs
Court House
Budrtute
John Kennedy
Same
Tillinghast & Porter
Union Printing Co
Huesing
Herbert
M. M. Sturgeon
G. G. Craig
Illinois Institution For the Blind
Postlewait Bros
Culver, Page & Hoye
Thos. Yates
Charles E. Hawley
Nelson Sherwood
R. M. Grenell
C. B. Knox
Daniel S. Hobart
Enos Blinn
George McNeil
J. H. Langley
Winds Institution For Insane
Jacksonville
Henry Green
Egbert
A. K. Philleo
N. W
J. Stewart
Adam Alday
S. L. Waide
Jesse S. Dailey
Charles Titterington
David Murdock
Committee On Poor and Poor House
Louisa Zipps
Bridget Kelley
P. J. Wagner
William Rink
A. Bamberger & Co
Mary E. Griffin
Wm. J. Kerr
Jonas Bear
E. Krell
C. Hansgen
Dart & Gregg
Copp & Bro
Kelleratrass & Vogele
G. H. Parsons
Adam Schmidt
Henry Schmitger
Isaac Bamberger
John Bengston
C. A. Wright & Co
John G. Mueller
Kelley & Ritticker
Michael Kane
Wm. Shearer
Margraff & Epp
Harwood & Fisk
R. L. Brown
Dr. C. Piper
E. A Peterson
S. Walker & Son
E.B. Knox
Hi. O. Whipple
Ezra Smith
N. Chester & Co
James Shaw
Joseph Rank
John H. Phillips
R. R. de Witt
John H. Jones
Phillips
Andalusia Bills
James Corad
S. W. Ballard
Buffalo Prairie Bills
G. A. Marston
Rdova
W. D. Sidoatar
G. W. Rathbun
J. Thomps
Ay Ae Ste Nee
Wet ‘Son
J. W
Holmapple
Bégington
James Cozard
Byron Hills H. O.trent
Adrian
Joseph Huyett
Krozer & Freytag
Thos. Kerr
Wadsworth & Parsons
Mitchell & Parsons
Speidel
Walker & Dodge
Smith, Cassell & Co
Henry Dart’s Sons
Thomas Yates
Bailey
F.C. Killing
F. Ludolph
John Jurjson
C. Brox
E.S. Clow
Kelly & Rettcker
A. Bamberger
Phillips & Edwards
Field & Bro
Choa
E. Schindler
David Donn
L. S. Gates
J Heinsfurter
P. J
Lena Christian
Theodore Toomstrom
H. A. Smythe
Henry County
J. B. Davison
P. L. Mitchell
G. H. Langley
Thoos
Wa. Smith
Chippiannock Cemetery Association
F. Smeaton
Mitchell
Motion
Frank Smeaton
Dr. J. B. Davison
Engdale
Committee On Finance
Wareaw
Rockford
Wardaw
Nites B. Whent
Henry Dart
Jeremiah Chamberlain
Finance Committee
E. W. Smith
Rockford, Rock Island & St. Louis Railroad Company
Daily
Said County
Jacob Hoke
Coe
Hugh McCall
Canoe Breek
J. T. Walker
Zuma
Jessie L. Cox
Dn Agia and Means
State of
Illinois
Maid Court
Rock Ialand
Atsone
Louise Green
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Oficial Publication
E. P. Feaster
W. Hanna
Ws. Miller
Teaster
P. Hlodges
S. R. Porter
Kenworthy & Beardsley
Frank Hayes
John WY. Coox
Pamlico
John Prindiville
Liverpool
Atlantic
Quebec
Ilinole
Eugene I.ewis
Moon
Itx
Ananciera
Simon Hirsch
the Times
Mr. Hirech
Main Street
Henry Gruen
Wot, Cassel & CO
Ron
Worgs
Sthmaam Engines Oon
Peru
Atwood
Kennedy
Justice
Williams, White & CO
Clendenin & Martin
Bulock
Moline, Illinois
Bell
Beatty
Auy
Daniel PF Beatty
Waellington
SUI_GENERIS
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Mason & Hamlin Cabinet
Vienna
Paris
LY i Lassbahiers Organ
Extraordia Wide Vale
Ebittel
Eit Premiuma
Indue
America
Newell Aa Arepe
Bg & Mason & Hamlin
tAta
Desig
Omer
Mason Ds Rgan CO
Tremont Stree Rae
Wales
York
Adame
Hon Square
New
Day
Matix Street
Main .Street
Moline, Ill
J. D. McCune
Wall Street
Tumbridge &Co
Bankers
Wallstreet
N.Y
Becker
Tor Ae
Rosunr Wats
Veecy St
P. O. Box
HOWE
C. B. Howe
Seneca Falls
X.Y
Mae Avent
Gee. P. Rowell & Co
Park Bow
Reymn
Parza
Strombeck & Skogh
Beneni & Strombeck
Bass
New. York
Wm. Calentzky
Mass Street
C. Rll & P
WH. A. Nourse
Nursery
Jan. W
WM. A. Nourse
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