Pension winner Canaga proud of self earned claim
Jacob Canaga known as Jack, a paint shop proprietor on 18th Street, has secured a government pension unaided by lawyers after civil war service. He received 1148.20 back pay and will begin 12 per month as his claim, pursued since 1890, including the Vicksburg siege under Admiral Porter on the USS Benton.
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Jacob Canaga
Jack
Uncle Sam's Pension Department
Canaga
John Radcliff
18Th Street
Journal
Ufe
Vicksburg
United States Navy
Mississippi
Ironlads
D . Porter
Benton
Helena
Arkansas
White
Lieut
Gwyn
Canagen
Offier
Sailor on Benton in Civil War actions at Grand Gulf and Vicksburg
The record notes a crew member aboard the Benton who fought at Grand Gulf on March 19 and 29 1865, participated at Haines Bluff on April 30 and May 1, and endured the Vicksburg siege from May 18 to July 4 when the Benton ran the blockade.
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Gelton
Grand Gulf
Miss
Haines Bluff
Benton
Vicksburg
Doings of the Board of Supervisors
At today's meeting the board awarded printing contracts for the proceedings to the Mo line Daily Journal and the Rock Island Union. Employment of a tax ferret was deferred to the next meeting. All smallpox bills were rejected.
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Board of Supervisors
Moline Daily Journal
Rock Island Union
Howe and Burgston The Union Store Bargains This Week
The Union Store announces new goods and deep discounts for the coming week. Highlights include Satesburg unheaded muslin and fine silks, black kid gloves, men’s shirts at a fraction of their value, and a wide range of waist goods and wash fabrics offered at money saving prices.
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Union
Satesburg
Officers Elected for Medicine Co
At a meeting of stakeholders last evening the Dr Datley Medicine Company elected officers. President Dr Datley, Vice President Robert Kerr, Secretary S Wo Gell, Measurer JoW Atkinson, Superintendent W A Jones. Standing committees include G 8 Dalley, S Wo tell WooA Jines.
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Datley
Dr © & Duntley
Robert Kerr
Gell
Civic Improvement Committee Forms Temporary Executive Group
The Civic Beauty Society forms a temporary executive committee at the home of G A Hun to plan a central organization. $300 needed is considered secured. An additional meeting is set for Monday at Mrs George Huntoon's home on Sixth Avenue and Seventeenth Street to elect ward executives and plan steps, with no money pleas. Meeting opens at 7 30 oclock. Cederberg cabinetmaker, 1612 2d Ave.
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Hillfouse
Kennett
Hunoah
Civic Bdeauty Society
George Huntoon
Sixth Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Recital and community events fill Wellington area halls
A large audience attended last evening’s recital by the high school choruses directed by Miss Winifred Swartz at Industrial Home hall. The program featured Beethoven Mendelssohn Schubert and other works, with multiple student performers and a lively reception of the arts. The Bean supper at Masonic hall supported Wellington Wood Camp and multiple social gatherings followed, including weddings, travels, and local notices throughout the community.
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Industrial Home Hall
Winifred Swartz
Public
Woman's Relief Corps
Masonic Hall
Wellington Wood Camp
Sons of Veterans
Property transactions and plans announced in Davenport area
N W Craig disposed property housing his carpenter shop to Joseph Young at 311 Twenty third street and will build on Fourth Avenue east of Twenty third. Dr Browning bought a lot at Atkinson Park from Charles Godelin facing Twelfth Avenue for 1000 dollars and will build a residence this spring. W L Packard bought Mullane property on Second Avenue for 7000 dollars, owner of Brunswick bowling alley. A new hotel will rise at Second and Perry in Davenport, promoter Frank V Newell, cost about 150000 dollars. Florizel Reuter’s Monday Illinois Theatre recital billed as a season highlight. Ballard’s Horehound Syrup advertised 25 and 60 cents. From Atlanta Constitution and local notes.
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N. W. Craig
Joseph Young
Twentyrthird Street
Mr. Craig
Fourth Avenue
Twenty-third Street
Daniel Cromwell
Mullane
Second Avenue
W. L. Packard
Brunswick
Davenport
Second
Perry Streets
Frank V. Newell
Murder Heard In Nightly Note At Detroit Club
A Detroit Free Press line notes a whispered remark about a song allegedly destroyed by Mme Schreeder last night. The terse overheard exchange suggests a scandalous or dramatic event tied to a performance venue. The piece frames the rumor without detail.
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Mme Schreeder
Detroit Free Press
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