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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1901
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Rock Park Molins and Tina in connection with trolley and telephone girls. The readable elements are sparse, offering few concrete facts or entities beyond these names and a transit setting.
Local ad notices mix shop slogans and product mentions including groceries at Gaylord LES and new coatless shirt styles. Several lines reference moving items, house goods, and bicycle related products with scattered names and addresses in a cluttered OCR fragment.
A fragmenting page notes a clearing sale with Indigo blue and fancy print, a New York store ad, and various local notices. It references a yellowing skin tale of A M Hogarty, Bilectric Heaters, a Chautauqua program, and scattered local events, with blurred mentions of Carnegie and civic topics amid promotional copy.
The Pennsylvania Assembly, led by Speaker William Marshall, bans shirt sleeves as undignified despite heat. Only Emory of Venango briefly broke rule with a baggy coat. the incident sparked a garbled exchange and mock obedience. Members later sought cooler spots and ballgames during afternoon sessions.
A report describes provisions for humane burial or disposal of pets and stray animals amid local debates. It notes costs, community concern, and actions by officials seeking a respectful final rest for animals while addressing health and welfare considerations.
A four person jury was impaneled and after hearing the evidence they returned over a recommendation for appointing a conservator. Mr. Mert recently inherited substantial wealth from Sweden and has been spending it with reckless abandon.
To our subscribers if your Sealy funds are not reaching you regularly or if satisfactory form please notify the office of publication direct. A W Runtmquibt.
A new clothing house and men’s furnishing store forms a partnership of John Oversmeyer and Kernner & Lavette after 12 years in the clothing business. The store at 724 24 Avenue will be remodeled with a modern front and ample rear lighting, aiming for fall trade with fresh goods from the East.
A man identified as Mert was arraigned in county court on Monday after being charged with spendthrift behavior and incapacity to manage his affairs. The court proceedings focused on appointing a guardian or manager to handle his financial and personal matters.
A or unsigned notice states a money refund offer on a 3-cent bottle of Warranted Byrup of Tar if it fails to cure a cough or cold. A 20-cent bottle is mentioned to prove the claim, with Battles Pharmacy and H. Sandstrom named as the parties involved in the guarantee.
July 9 report from Columbus notes Kilbourne and Howells competing for governor with Zimmerman urged to withdraw while Howells looks likely for lieutenant governor. Delegates miss likely U.S. senators McLean and Johnson. many counties represented. Wheat crop losses rise as 15 bees and acres burn. field fire follows cigar ignition. Also outlines bio notes on Hawaii official Neu mann, born in Prussia, with son at Annapolis.
The sudden death of a well known local citizen Neumann caused deep sorrow in Jerodoo as residents mourn a life cut short by a fatal illness. Community records note his early demise sparked grief among neighbors and family.
London reports United States Consul General James G Browe has resigned and will sail from Cape Town to the United States July 25 The State Department confirms Browes resignation noting the 3000 salary for a consul general cannot cover basic living costs in Cape Town The Cape Town post is currently vacant and awaiting a successor Browe was appointed from Kansas City Missouri
Denver authorities report Jack the Ripper captured after a gore smeared, blood drenched scene. Two women killed and a young girl seriously harmed. Jen n entered a room, wounded the child, carried the body to a vacant lot and slashed it with a knife. Police fear lynching threats surge against the suspect.
Illinois Central plans to create capital stock of 1320000 dollars. A will dispute may grant a nephew a fortune. Count Castellans marries a Cuban heiress as Andrew Carnegie declines a New York mayoral bid. Central’s annual report shows earnings up 4 to 246402, and Liverpool’s Diamond Match plant sold for £400590.
A garbled OCR item mentions strawberry and vanilla ice cream at Richelieu and rail rate talks by Rock Island and Peoria to Cincinnati. It references an August 31 deadline tied to a convention of the Christian organization with unclear details and limited legible facts.
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