Regional Calendar Highlights From Illinois Events
A fragmented listing shows upcoming events across Illinois including regimental notes, a tent revival at a grove, a camp meeting, Buffalo Bill's wild west show at Rock Island, county fairs at Mercer and Rock Island, and a western circuit meet in Galesburg.
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Venus Ee Lincoln
Springfield
6Th Regiment
Rt Pti
Woo Ock Ieland
Tes Grove
Rock Island
Rae
Galesburg
Vent Western
Rock Island County
Tee Joslin
Mercer County Fair
Jedo
Sunday school basket epic at Second Congregational church
Society notices announce the annual Sunday school basket epic of the Second Congregational church will be held Wednesday at Prospect Park. It is desired that the events attend as far as possible and all meet at the church at 1 00 o clock to go to the park in a body.
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Second Congregational Church
Prospect Park
Tooth Talk at Great Value for Toothbrushes and Wash
Advertisement notes a wide selection of toothbrushes available at low bulk prices. It claims customers receive favorable pricing and high quality antiseptic tooth wash to preserve teeth.
Switchmen trolley party few details given
A notice references a trolley party on Wednesday evening August 7 with admission 25 cents for gentlemen and 10 cents for ladies and dancing 10 to 12. Cars leave Moline on blue line at 7:30. Attendees of the funeral of the late B C Wood included M Galloway A W Way Mrs J F Jersey Mrs John Dumter Mrs E N Wood C D Tilson and E N Wood of Ottumwa and Boone Iowa.
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Feventan
Pitign
Switchmen
Watch Over
Moline
B.C. Wood
M Galloway
A. W. Way
Indianpolis
Ind
J. F. Jersey
John*Dumter
E. N. Wood
Ottumwa
C. D. Tilson
Boone
Iowa
Labor conflict wings with Amalgamated union in steel talks
Indianapolis reports limited risk of a sympathy strike by United Mine Workers as the national executive board opens meetings. Amalgamated leaders have not yet sought aid, while Simon Burns proposes to fund high salary assessments to support Amalgamated efforts. The piece also notes separate incidents in Montgomery and Allentown involving thefts and a bank forgery ring.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Amalgamated Association
Big Steel Combination
United Mine Workers of America
National
Wilson
Miners’ Organization
Simon Burns
Window Glass Workers’ Association
Workman
Knights of Labor
Pittsburgh
Window Glas
Mister Workman
Knights of Talsir
Americar Bideet
Can of Labor
Botanic Blood Balm Ad Promises Cure for Many Ailments
An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a universal remedy for blood and skin diseases including ulcers eczema pimples and rheumatism. It claims long testing and thousands cured with a $1 bottle price and free trial offered by Dr Gillam in Atlanta with mail order options and local sale through Hawthorne Pharmacy in Moline.
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Dr Gillam
Mitchell Street
Atlanta
Moline
Hawthorne
5Th Avenue
Comptroller Details National Banks Formed Since 1900 Act
Washington August 6 The comptroller of the currency Mr Dawes issued a statement on the March 14 1900 act results. In sixteen months 65 national banking associations were organized with capital totaling 26700 000 and bond deposits of 10006200. Sixty eight banks had capitals under 100000 and twenty had 60000 or more. The total includes 93 conversions from state institutions with capital of 19000000, most under 100000 and two over 50000.
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Washington
Dawes
United States
Pana Man Leaps Into Ohio River in Evansville
William Lang of Pana Illinois, despondent, committed death by his own action by throwing himself into the Ohio River late Monday afternoon in Evansville Indiana.
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Evansville
Ind
William Lang
Pana
Ill
Ohio River
Explosion at Rhoda Bros. carriage works injures workers
An old nitro glycerine wagon used as fuel at the Rhoda Bros carriage factory exploded on Monday. The blast wrecked part of the building and seriously injured several employees.
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Lima
Rhoda Bros Carriage Factory
Death of Rev. George E. Hancock in pulpit
Asbury Park New Jersey on August 6 Rev. George E. Hancock pastor of West Park Methodist Episcopal church died while preaching his pulpit cause paralysis.
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Asbury Park
George E. Hancock
West Park Methodist Episcopal Church
Markets Show Mixed Moves Across Commodities and Livestock
Chicago market notes steady wheat with higher September and mixed oats. Corn, rye, and barley show uneven pricing while pork and lard trade firmer. Potatoes, eggs, butter steady. poultry quiet. Omaha cattle and hog markets mixed with higher hogs and steady to firmer cattle. sheep softer in the close.
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Chicago
Louis Earry
Ohios
Wisconsin
Ldk&e
Datzler
Léiec
New York
Fiat
Minnesota
Steady State Dairy
South
Omaha
Neb
Texas
Pharmacy guarantees refunds for cough remedies
A signed guarantee promises to refund the price of a 60 cent Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure a cough or cold. It also offers a 25 cent bottle with a similar unsatisfactory result or money back. The Bottles Pharmacy ends G. Sandstrom.
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Greene
G. Sandstrom
City Council Deliberates on Fourth Avenue Sidewalk Project
The council discussed lowering the Fourth Avenue sidewalk between Fourth and Fifth streets amid property damage concerns from A A Wahlstrand. Aldermen set a committee of the whole and scheduled a meeting for Aug 6 1901 to review the plan. The mayor noted Swensson failed to obtain a temporary injunction over a 12 inch water main. Lights were flagged as lacking in two wards and referred to the free water and light committee. The council adjourned after the motions.
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Fourth Avenue
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Aa. J
A. Wahlstrand
Lundquist
Johnson
Fourth Street
A. F. Swensson
Second Avenue
Twenty-fifth Avenue
Bigelow
Galva
Ill
Bennett
Free Water and Light
Coryn
Chas
G. Carlson
Mining stock pays assessments since first bought
A mild-eyed man admits the mining stock he bought has kept him paying assessments since first obtaining it through the Washington Star, reflecting a cautious investor’s uneasy satisfaction.
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Washington Star
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Idayer's
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Orion
Atter & Anderson
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First Congregational Church
Kinute Block
M Lo Watt
Entist
Kansas
Court of Honor
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Eve Lally
Marine Band
H Thompson
Sved In Rock
Res Marula
Tri-City
Raihway Company
Venport
Sun Jay
Burtis
To To ‘E
Light Guard
Hermandjier
Pera
United,Mine Workers
Montgvomery
Mia
Ugo
Mirsgyrdie
Jenmes
Onnd
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Teanaports
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Brooklyn
Terry
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Hantington
Andrews
Cap- Valo National Bank
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Smeide
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Pao Sug
Leonard G Seliing
Ae Renowal
Ogea
Aug
J Rameer
Optician
J. Ramser
Harper House
KOK Vercont
Atreet
Edse
Algo Farm
Allen Bros
16Th Atreet
4Th Ave
Oakridge Farm
University Place
H. R. Albrécht
Muscatine County
H. P. Cosner
15Th Street
Lost
P. G. Stange’s
C. H. Morris
3D Avenue
Ds Algo
24 Avenue
J. W Jones
National Toy 3
Molla
Eae
Molind
Saan
Moline National Bank
People's Savings Bank
German Savings
MCO West
Davenport
J. Bron
King
Rasso- Devore
Monomaire
Comateny
Kin
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Undertakers
Esterdahl
Lutheran church,Moline
Merchant Tailors
Peewee
W. Uhrus
McKinnnie Bldg
16Th Street
Moline, Ill
Carpenters
N. H. Cederberg
2D Avenue
Dewend & Kurchmann
Clothiers
P. Mullane
Simon & Mosenfelder
de Price Clothiers
U. 5. Clothing Company
U. 8
Clothing House
Simon Hirsch
J. Searle
LD & Marshal
Mitchell “Lynde Block
Philadelphia Press
Detroit Journal
Buttle
Bennett—Skinner Annex
R. Bhal
12Th Avenue
Arthur D. West
Chase Block
J. M. Wyland
Chase Building
6Th Avenue
J. G. Swensson
Mock—Rosenstein
Sth Avenue
Stationery Society
Library
Moine, Il
DR. Brown the
DR. Brown
18Th Street
14Th Avenue
Bth
O. Peal
Skinner Anniex
J. Clendenin
County
Saas