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Newspaper

Moline Daily Journal

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1902

Page

5

Missouri youth killed in Iron Mountain wreck near DeSoto

Edward Larman of Moline Illinois died in a railroad wreck on a branch of the St Louis and Iron Mountain railroad about 36 miles south of St Louis. The 21 year old carpenter had last been heard from in Loring Louisiana and was en route home. He leaves parents Mr and Mrs Michael Larinan and four brothers and three sisters in De Soto Missouri and Moline Illinois.

Edward Larian Moline High School de Soto Missouri Ward Larinan Moline Oy Iron Mountain Aad DeSoto Dent Larman St Louis and Iron Mountain Railroad St. Louis Moline Loring, la Howard Larinan Michael Larinan Eleventh Avenue Deere & Company Loring Harry George Stephen Walter Nebraska Jessie Lillie Grace

Man Loses Hand in Rock Island Coupling Accident

Harvey L. Hudron a 24 year old switchman for Chicago Burlington and Quincy in Rock Island was injured Saturday evening when his left hand was caught in a coupling. He was taken to St Anthony's hospital where surgeons dressed the wound hoping to save part of the hand, but amputation was anticipated. Hudron, unmarried and from Nauvoo, Ill, has journalism ads noted as a remedy for slow business.

Harvey L. Hudron Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rock Island St Anthony's Hospital J DeSilva G G Craig Hudson Nauvoo, Ill

Pioneer Woman Elizabeth Steckman Burkett Passes

Mrs. Elizabeth Steckman Burkett, 69, died at her Andalusia home on Thursday night after years of nervous trouble. A Bedford County, Pennsylvania native, she moved to the county with her parents in 1849 and later married Jacob Burkett in 1856. Survived by her husband and two children, John and Miss Anna Burkett.

Jacob Burkett Andalusia Bedford County Pennsylania Burkett Elizabeth Steckman John Misa Anna Burkett

Furniture snaps at Sommers Hotel sale

Furniture in the Sommers Hotel is offered at remarkably low prices with beds springs mattresses and all kinds of household goods on sale. Call at the hotel to secure selections and bargains.

Sommers

Local Mystery as Family of Bartags Lies In Coma Near LaSalle

In Ticong near LaSalle Rudolph Bartag his wife and five children were found comatose by local citizens. Leo Lenzer, an alleged amateur hypnotist, confessed to placing them in sleep with their consent four days earlier and claims to have kept the home heated while attempting to revive them. Doctors report hearts and pulses are normal, and Lenzer has barred physicians from intervening.

LaSalle Rudolph Bartag Ticong Bartag Leo Lenzer Lenzer

London Clothing Store to Build New Five-Story Rock Island Block

Sax and Rice plan a new 40 by 100 foot five story brick building on Second Avenue to replace the current London clothing store structure. The first floor and part of the second will house the shop. remaining second floor offices. third floor leased to Odd Fellows for ten years. Construction aims for completion before winter.

Rock Island J B Sax Sax & Rice London Second Avenue Drack & Kerns London Clothing Odd Fellows

Pharmacy guarantees refund on Green's Syrup of Tar bottles

The Battles Pharmacy and partners pledge to refund the money for a 50c bottle if it fails to cure coughs or colds and also offer a 25c bottle to prove satisfactory, or money refunded. Signed by H Sandstrom and F H Kracke at 513 15th.

Battles Pharmacy H Sandstrom

Storm Devastation At Hampton Levels Farm Structures

A Friday windstorm near Hampton produced a light tornado, damaging or destroying a windmill, wagon shed, barn, hay shed, calf shed, smoke house, and several trees. C. J. Peterson suffered the greatest property losses while the residence and hog pens remained standing.

Hampton C. J. Peterson Eut Su Mrs. Johnsons M. Peterson

High School Drawings Exhibit Set for Next Week

Students from Moline High School will display drawings at the Western Drawing Teachers Association convention next week. Some works from manual training and blue ribbon art departments will also be sent to the State University at Champaign mid May. Honorable mention at the exhibition earns credit at the university.

Moline High School Western Drawing Tellers Association Soday Mias Mary Saamea Nsatriet State University At Champaign Astute University

Whirlwind Guest Of King Phillip Tribe Visit

Old aguse Indian Chief Whirlwind, famed in army circles, visited the King Phillip tribe at their wigwam in Union Oregon. He spoke of past campaigns, captured War Checks band, and described the Bannnk Chief Egan, while a mining advocate arranged a potential expedition to locate rich free gold ores.

King Philp I. M Umatilla Oregon Phillip Whirlwind Department of the Pacific Glone Stephoe Wright Olney Miles Howard Lieut Farrow Rengade Rannocks Thunder Mountain Idaho Leut Farrow Vinegar Hill Egan Whirlwind J S M. Comas Union Wollwind Rock Island

Rock Island Argus Celebrates Fiftieth Anniversary Edition

The Rock Island Argus published a 60-page commemorative edition marking its 50th anniversary. Editor Simpson and Manager LaVelle led the enterprise, with strong focus on county and twin cities business and manufacturing, illustrated throughout. A reader notes a bright, educated tone and mentions a playful comment about a “fine girl.”

Rock Island Argus Argus Twin Cities Simpson LaVelle

Reception in Modern Store Opens Rock Island Furnishings

Messrs Clemann and Salzmann celebrated the remodeling of their Rock Island furniture store with a Saturday evening reception. A steady flow of visitors filled the main entrance, touring the expanded showroom. Between 7 and 10 pm about 10 000 attendees from the tri cities crowded the store, leaving with admiration for the display and hospitality. Flowers for favors ran out early as car nations and roses were exhausted.

Messrs Clemann & Salzmann Rock Island Tri-Cities

Smallpox Cases Reported Across the River in Davenport

Davenport Board of Health lists several new smallpox cases among locals. The High family on Locust street already had a case with three more among children. New cases include Willard Irving of Lombard and Washington, Elivera Rowe a seven year old visiting Davenport relatives, and Viola Cain of Warren street.

Davenport Board of Health Locust Street Willard Irving Lombard Washington Street Elivera Rowe Durant Davenport West Third Street Ly Preston I. French Viola Cain Warren Street

Madison Medicine Cos Rocky Mountain Tea Ad Phrase

An old ad line questions popularity and promotes a rival product with a claim of equal quality to Madison Medicine Co’s Rocky Mountain Tea. The fragment implies price at thirty five cents and hints at consumer skepticism about merchant slogans.

Madison Medicine Cos Rocky Mountain

Rounders Day Celebration at Swedish Lutheran Church

Founders' day exercises proceed this evening at the Swedish Lutheran church. The program includes vocal solo by Miss Anna Roman, Bible reading and prayer, clarinet solo by C W King, vocal duet by C A Hallbete and Dr Wahlberg, address by Dr Gustav Andreen of Augustana College, mixed quartet Jone, and organ solo by Miss Anna Bersell.

Swedish Lutheran Church Anna Roman Seluo Kiing Hallbete Gustav Andreen Augustana College Anna Bersell

H D Thompson on Committee at Northern Illinois Teachers Meet

Twin city educators attended the spring session of the Northern Illinois Teachers Association in Ottawa and returned Saturday. The next meeting is planned for Joliet in October if a rail rate is secured. H B Hayden of Thack Island was elected chair of the executive committee. Officers named include President Royal Morgan Wheate View Pagshtent W H Hollister Sterling Secretary Maude Chamberlain DeWalt Treasurer WW Hubsey Cienesea Railroad Secretary F Philbrook Rochelle Executive Committee HW. Hasydin Roch Island Jennie Wo Clute Kanka kee J Jo Allipon Joliet National Educational Association Committee H D Thompson Mallne

Ulineis Teachers Association Ottawa Joliet H B Hayden Thack Island Hubsey Cienesea Railroad Philbrook Rochelle Hasydin Roch Island Jennie

Pardon Request for William Youd in Hook Island County

Notice that on May 7 1902 an appeal is made to Governor Richard Yates for a pardon for William Youd convicted of a crime at the May 1901 term of the Fruit Court of Hook Island County. Mrs William Youd April 25.

Rlchard Yates William Youd Hook Island

Purchasers Buy Old Malleable Iron Works for Wrecking

William Daebelliehn and Harry H Haley bought the old malleable iron works buildings this morning and will begin wrecking and clearing the ground for a Marine Wagon Company expansion. The site has been used for storage but will be cleared to make room. About 100,000 bricks and other materials will be sold.

William Daebelliehn Harry H Haley

Metzgar Renominated as Davenport Postmaster

President Roosevelt sent to the senate the nomination of George Metzgar to be postmaster at Davenport. Metzgar has served as postmaster for the past four years. A rental notice for a ten room house on an acre of lawn with fruit appears in the same item.

Roosevelt Senate George Metzgar Davenport Metzgar Fred R. Young

Hidden temporary relief in urgent push strategy

A vague note describes providing a private ready push on short notice to avert a likely fatal blow to prospects. It emphasizes discretion and avoidance of unnecessary delays in handling the matter.

Grasp the Opportunity in Personal Property Loans

An advertisement offers loans on furniture, horse or wagon, or other personal property kept in the owner's possession. Loans start at $10, with terms from one month to one year. Rates are described as reasonable and plans attractive.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Edward Larman Tyler Carl America Hull Brothers Third Avenue Moline, Ill Fifth Avenue Ilinos F. H. Kracke V. Swanson Splendid Edition W. Ubrus Wahlberg H. D. Thompson Royal Morgan, Whea W H Hollister Sterling Lael William Daebelsehn Harry H. Haley Fidelity Loan Company Mitchell & Lynde Bi A.m New York Philadelphia Chicago Rock Island County Mullane’s Clothing House 15Th Street 4Th Avenue
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