Red Men Society Notice for August 16 Meeting
Society notices announce a special Red Men meeting at the club rooms on Friday evening August 16. Attendees are urged to attend. Outing Committee.
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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1901
Page
8
Society notices announce a special Red Men meeting at the club rooms on Friday evening August 16. Attendees are urged to attend. Outing Committee.
A crowded page lists signs by Engmark and walls for sale at 1517 Library Street. It promotes dances by Marine Band at Central Park and a Turpvereln ring ride picnic at Concordia Park, Labor Day excursions to Peoria, and a reunion of the 16th Illinois Volunteer Infantry.
A local ad notes a wide variety of toothbrushes bought in bulk at very low figures. It boasts quality goods and a botcht of low prices and high value. Antiscore Pooth Wash is advertised to preserve the teeth.
Eight or ten crooks were picked up by Rock Island authorities on Wednesday afternoon and evening. Some were given hearings before Magistrate Johnson that night on state warrants. Fines totaling 175 dollars were paid before the culprits were ordered to leave town by the shortest routes.
Rear Admiral Schley case counsel listed by Mer Raynor notes. San Francisco Vago connected to a vault robbery at Valley Janet Works with $50,000 in gold bullion. Canada Cup sailing title to Canada as In Vader wins third race. Cincinnati report covers steamboat engineer George Sennr’s suicide after a domestic dispute and shooting of his wife.
Fragmentary advertisement describes a medical injection remedy for urinary diseases and inflammations. Mentions price 3 dollars per dose or 6 dollars for two. references supplier John Ry Bent, Torbett, and Dubuque.
The article recalls Maj J Beardsley of Rock Island who carried dispatches to Gen John Freemont after Wilson Creek’s engagement. It notes Gen Ryan was killed and Gen Miegel led afterwards, with Capt Grealish and ex-Mayor Clausen of Davenport among those prominent in the action and now deceased.
Henry Anderson, farm hand, completed a sentence in the county jail for disorderly conduct charged by Ludwig Burmeister. He appeared before Justice Schriver on a peace warrant alleging threats to commit a violent public offense. Bonds set at $100 to keep the peace for 20 days. unable to provide security, he remained jailed.
Editorial discusses a boat livery at Sylvan Walter and 18th Street by the river front park. It extols the site as a healthy, attractive recreation for youths and citizens, urging public attention to this pleasant boating area beyond downtown noise.
A fragmentary report describes high hopes for Cuba tied to sugar prosperity and yellow fever concerns. It notes financial capacity, orphan protection efforts, and alleged improvements in troop health, with references to Havana and eastern Cuba.
Jesse H Kent of Boum Fleid NooF clashed with a large seven foot black snake behind his stable. The confrontation left Kent bruised with the snake’s grip loosened only after he struck it with a pitchfork. His dog tried to intervene and was struck as the reptile twisted around Kent’s body before Kent finally broke its back. The incident ends with Kent asking if the Journal will record it.
A list of upcoming gatherings and fairs across Illinois from Aug to Oct including Con cordia Park picnic Cambridge Henry county fair and Rock Island county fair at Joslin plus a report of Cholera infantum remedy success attributed to Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with local sales references.
An old advertisement urges readers to use the genuine Perry Davia Pain Killer for diarrhoea cramps and dysentery, warning against imitations and promoting its long history of cures.
A garbled dialogue includes remarks on love and courage between Mrs Meek and Mr Mecek, followed by an unrelated reflexive note about a $0 cent bottle refund guarantee from The Battles Pharmacy and Sandstrom for Greene’s Warranted Syrup of Ar, promising a 26 cent bottle if unsatisfactory.
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