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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1901
Page
2
A Jacksonville woman recounts eight years of female trouble and weakness ending after using Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets. She gained weight and strength, no longer experiences monthly pain, and returns to daily work as a healthy, energetic woman.
Jeremiah Curtin returns to Milwaukee after a Russia trip. WA Jones is noted for twice accepting knighthood honors while in Canada with the Duke of Cornwall in attendance. Gladstone’s debate style traced to his father John Gladstone’s insistence on reasoned opinions. Eben Lancaster, Maine’s oldest voter, has cast ballots for all presidents since Washington. Senators Pettus and Morgan are the oldest in the Senate. Bailey of Texas, 38, is the youngest member mentioned. James Farrell, veteran of 1812, just celebrated his 105th birthday in Barboursville, West Virginia. King Edward reappoints Sir Walter Parratt master of music. Parratt’s career noted. Mrs Sarah E. B. Whitper, author of Buffle, lives in a three-room cottage and writes at night. An Old Hise bey thre Sea is referenced. At a Paris medical reception, Cesare Lombroso lectured. other listed dignitaries include King Biwotud, the sultan of Parkes, Prince Berdudiedo of Bulgaria, Archduke Otto, and Alfonso of Spain.
The piece notes Lon V McDonald with trotters since age twelve and mentions Abbot and Dared Hint returning to Village Donarin. It discusses fee-order trotters, a Tipimese government arrival in Yokohama, and Rotert J 2001. It covers New York speed events, Stet 206 progeny, and the death of the colt Lyddite. Oregon Washington trotting managers plan January meetings to set circuit dates.
A survey of rail systems notes St Louis street cars with high fatalities last year and describes rapid Milan to Varese service. It mentions England leading America in rail feats, long non stop routes, and Russia Manchuria patrols. It cites 24 000 total railway personnel and vast office output, plus India plastered marble buildings and polished stone stations amid large infrastructure efforts.
A teacher asks pupils to describe how he walks slowly and a young student blurts out an odd coinage, Bowlerged, in a humorous classroom moment reflecting language learning.
A guide to orchard planting and maintenance highlights using a little oak near quince, ashes as fertilizer for strawberries, and removing suckers. It advises planting well tried standard varieties, avoiding too many types, and clearing ground in fall to prevent pests.
An expert swimmer performs a silent underwater cigarette stunt. He descends backward with a lit cigar, flips it end for end with his tongue to keep the mouth safe, and resurfaces with the cigar burning. His rapid reversals fool observers.
King Machine Company of Illinois assigns all its property and files an inventory and bond in Rock Island County Court. Creditors must present claims under oath within three months from December 12 1901 and debtors should pay promptly to assignee Fred A Pollard.
Christine Bood executrix announces appearance before Rock Island County Court in February to settle claims against the estate of John E Bood deceased of Rock Island Illinois. Creditors are warned to present their claims for payment. Dated December 6 1801.
In Rock Island County Illinois the circuit court issues a summons for Moritz Handle in a 1901 chancery case filed by Alvina Handle. He must appear by January to plead or demur. failure results in a decree by default. George W Gamble is circuit clerk.
In Rock Island County Illinois a petition was filed in the county court seeking probate of Daniel F Cufford deceaseds last will and testament. Named possible heirs include Eugene Burns John Burns Henry Burns Abbie Burns Mary Ryan and Mary S Cutholle church Moline. The hearing date is January 7 1902 at 10 am at the courthouse in Rock Island.
State of Illinois Rock Island County circuit court notice to non resident Artie Nelson. Complainant filed bill of complaint November 25 1901. Summons issued returnable first Monday January next. Defendant urged to appear, plead or demur or decree will be entered. Clerk Rock Island Hinds November 25 1901. W A Meese Complainant's Solicitor.
In Rock Island County circuit court Anna Anderson filed a chancery bill against non resident Louis Anderson. A summons issued December 5 1901 for the January 1902 term requiring Louis Anderson to plead answer or demur. The clerk notes service and dates in Rock Island Illinois.
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