Sale of Hemenway place for sanitarium use stirs local papers
The Journal reported the sale as legitimate news, while The Mall attacked the Journal for breaking the news. The Mall accuses editor Jones of dishonorable methods and treacherous pledges, denouncing ties with Moline merchants and Bloomington ties as it rises amid a public dispute.
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Researcher Loeb links food energy to electricity in life study
A report outlines Jacques Loeb's view that food energy partly becomes electric impulses fueling muscles and organs. Nerves are described as liquid tubes transmitting brain impulses, merging biology with telegraph-like signaling theories. The piece notes possible practical value and cites Loeb’s Chicago tenure and German birth.
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Jacques Loeb
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Strassburg University
United States
University of Chicago
Pioneer Baptist Church Built in 1806 in Louisiana Purchase
The first Protestant church in the Louisiana purchase region was founded by a Baptist congregation in 1806 two years after U S territory transfer. The rough log structure near Jackson Cape Girardeau County still stands and serves as a hay barn. Pastor Hey David Green of Virginia died in WD. Some suggest moving the log house to St Louis for a future exhibit.
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Jackson Cape Dillardeau County
Hey David Green
Virginia
St Louis
Annual Meeting of Moline State Savings Bank Directors
The annual stockholders meeting for the election of directors of Moline State Savings Bank of Moline Illinois will be held at the bank office on January 14, 1902 from 2 to 4 pm. C. F. Anderson cashier December 24 1901.
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Moline State Savings Bank
Moline
C. F Anderson
Eleven Annual Stockholders Meeting of Moline Mutual County Fire
The 11th annual meeting of the stock holders of Moline Mutual County Fire Insurance Company will be held at Industrial Home hall No 1 on Tuesday evening January 7 1902 at 7 30 p m for the purpose of electing three directors for three years and to transact such other business as may legally come before the meeting. Cc G Thulin Seer A L Lundquist Pres. 29-6-7
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Industrial Home Hall No 1
Moline Building, Bavings and Loan Association
Warrhall
Bank Directors Election to be Held in Moline Offices
Holders of the Moline National Bank of Moline Illinois will vote for directors for the ensuing year at the office of each bank on January. Sol Hirsch serves as cashier.
Regular stockholders meeting of Moline Building, Savings and Loan
The annual meeting of the Moline Building Savings and Loan Association stockholders is set for Monday January 13 1902 at Warrhall. Directors will be elected for three year terms and other business as allowed by law will be transacted. P C Simmons president W Warr secretary Moline Dec 18 1901.
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W Warr
Moline
Growth of Telephone Service and Independent Firms
A historical survey notes rapid growth in U S telephone service through 1900 with total installations surpassing 1 05 million and independent firms expanding to 2 111 exchanges serving about 708 717 subscribers The piece contrasts Bell systems with independents and hints at potential reforms in the British army royalty led leadership pattern and possible Duke of Connaught reforms.
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Iowa
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Kansas
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Roberta
Roosevelt urges Appalachian forest reserve to protect nation
The president argues the proposed southern Appalachian forest reserve addresses an essential national need. He cites the region's vast hardwoods and river flows that affect areas beyond its borders, noting the forest waste must be checked. A separate unpaid cashier theft case in Los Angeles involves a $100,000 loss and calls for clarity on what counts as a valid excuse.
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Canada
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Middle Atlantic States
Alabama
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Catskills
Los Angeles
Iie
Miscellany and satire amid odd anecdotes in a 19th century column
A rambling collection of wry observations on crime language and manners. The piece mentions a Philadelphia surgeon who ate horse flesh at a dinner, a ponderous claim about education and the human voice, a Brooklyn socialite wed to an ex convict, and Captain Hobson keeping marriage guesses unsettled.
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Rush Hutdekoper
Philadelphia
United States Army
Tme
Pandora
Brooklyn
Sing Sing
What to do for consumption fear and hope
The piece advises early treatment for consumption, stressing the value of fresh air and Scott's Emulsion. It claims the emulsion helps the body and lungs, warns against weight loss, and offers a free sample from Scott & Bowne of New York.
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Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
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