Ladies' Suits and Ready to Wear Line Promotion
Exclusive display in the city offers a range of ladies' suits and ready to wear lines. Prices are kept modest while maintaining quality, inviting customers to visit and compare the new collection.
23 Feb 1907
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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1907
Page
1
Exclusive display in the city offers a range of ladies' suits and ready to wear lines. Prices are kept modest while maintaining quality, inviting customers to visit and compare the new collection.
Negotiations over wages and conditions between railroad managers and the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen continued in Chicago after a Friday session. P. H. Morrissey said another meeting was planned as delegates praised progress despite no details from either side. The trainmen received a Navajo blanket as a sign of goodwill and resolve to keep talks alive.
Dr. R B Williams delivers Washington birthday address at Augustana college praising Washington as founder of liberty and patriotism. Sophomores observe the day with chapel exercises, a banquet at Rock Island house, toasts, and musical readings by students and guests.
In Black Diamond Pennsylvania a Pennsylvania special derailed injuring fifty four passengers and about twelve crew members. Postmaster Busse of Chicago suffered a slight injury. No fatalities reported.
A playful, antiquated ad text riffs on the moon and cheese as a joke about marriage and divorce. It mentions a mail order want ad promising to fulfill desires, with a whimsical tone and fictional scenarios.
A high profile pistol range battle at Watch Tower between Rock Island and Davenport Gun clubs for Rock Island and Scott counties championship ended with Davenport scoring 464 to 456. Davenport lacked sixteen men and drew players from Rock Island to balance teams. Despite this, Davenport claimed the prize while Rock Island paid for supper at Hotel Harms afterward.
The Tri City Labor congress endorsed Louis E Seevers on the socialist ticket for alderman of the Seventh ward Rock Island indicating active involvement in spring municipal politics. Seevers was named by the socialist party and previously ran for alderman last spring.
A Davenport boy was fatally struck while playing near a railway in Moline. Authorities reported the accident involved a train collision with the child near the railway yard, prompting emergency responders to scene.
Fred Gegenheimer a 16 year old Davenport youth attempted to board a Rock Island freight at Fifteenth street and lost flesh from his right heel and left hip while the train sped by. Police recovered a large gun from Gegenheimer and his companion. both boys were lectured and sent home. He is nephew of Officer Henry Lebbert.
The Washington annual banquet of the Rock Island club was held at the club rooms last evening with seventy five covers. Attorney General Stead spoke and Dr. G L L Bygter served as toastmaster. The Mail is only 10 cents a week.
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