Coming Events and Meetings Listed for Tri County Area
The notice lists upcoming gatherings including ten mile track events at Prospect Park Moline Chautauqua July 24, Black Hawk J TF Club August 13 19 and Methodical Camp meets at Tindall's Grove with a Rock County district noting the Welecopaing event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eere
Pete Bon
Ladytere
Prospect Park
Moline Chautauqua Asem
Lrolley
Black Hawk
J. TF. Club
Tindall’s Grove
Local Market Notes and Community Events Listed
A cluttered local page lists vendors and goods including watermelons at Wilson's, hardwood for sale, and cabinetmaking by Nason & Glennon. It mentions parade activities at Central Park, Marine Band performances, a dance event, and a depot meet with round-trip pricing. Also notes the minister F Thomas preaching near Chicago with a mission reference.
Probate hearings and verdict in Chauncey J Brown case
The article outlines estate proceedings in South Moline with hearings on minor beneficiaries, witnesses, and executors. It notes Chauncey J Brown's deed to Gregory Brown dated January 16, 1876, and includes a jury verdict regarding its adequacy to secure Nebterness, with the Journal noting all the news for ten cents a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer Lee
Fentanta
Rte
Amie Petate
Peter Foo
Kole Maatte
Lyra Wendt
Masida Wendt
Katate
Greroy Brown
Chauncey J Brown
Chauncey J K Brown
Gregory Brown
Short specials and scattered world events noted
The item lists various brief notes including customs receipts in Havana lower than prior year, Britain planning a King Alfred monument, Chinese troops near Peking, Working Women's Protective association in Chicago, and unrelated terse mentions of education for girls, European royalty, and a council meeting in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Britona
Alfred
Chichuw
Peking
Chicago
Serrant
Working Women’s Protective Association
Local notices and court actions in Chicago and Portland
The Hon. W. Hurst declined an invitation to speak at a Chicago Tam mazynes event as he departs next Saturday for Portland on legal business. EA. B. Ruby faced a peace warrant hearing before Magistrate Johnson and was released on $100 bond after friends posted it. he allegedly threatened to injure his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hon
W. Hurst
Carter Harrison
Portland
Ore
EA. B. Ruby
Johnson
Kiaetic Tiewane
Knights of Pythias agrees to raise death benefits to wipe deficit
The supreme lodge at Lexington hotel voted to raise endowment fund death benefits by about 44 percent to cover a $500000 shortfall. The plan, approved 132 to 4, goes into effect September with potential future assessments. Theodore La Hache of Sherman Texas joined the board of control. The expulsion vote against Hinsey and others was postponed for trial by subordinate lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Supreme Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Lexington Hotel
Thursa- Gay
Merclera
Board of Control
Eavers
Siso
Theodore la Hache
Sherman, Tex
John A Hinsey
Hinsey
Boers Accused of Shooting Wounded at Slakfontein
London reports official confirmation that Boers mistreated and shot British wounded at Slakfontein. Seven testimonies cited by Lord Kitchener and War Secretary Brodrick, with forthcoming proof and inquiries underway. Several items unrelated to the main event are also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Slakfontein
Coun
Rodrick
Lord Kitchener
Hoern
Vinkfontein
Notice to subscribers from Daily Journal office
A short subscriber notice requests readers to inform the Daily Journal office if the paper does not arrive regularly or satisfactorily, signed by A. W. Rundquist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Journal
Office of Pubiication Direct
A. W. Rundquist
Fragmentary notice hints at local event in Me ree area
OCR junk text shows unreadable fragments about vitality and elven themes, with unclear names. The readable portion mentions Me ree and a Sarogoar context, but lacks concrete details or dates to form a full event summary.
Appointment to fill Kyle vacancy in Senate
Governor Herriod appoints Alfred B. Kittredge of Sioux Falls as United States senator to fill the vacancy caused by Senator Kyle’s death. Kittredge, born March 2, 1861 in New Hampshire, is a Yale graduate and longtime Republican figure from South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veoney
Rutland
Ynne Law School
iSee
Supreme Court of Connecticut
Mioux Falls
M. D
CHL
Hittredge
FP Pettigrew
Kittredge
South Dakota
Eminent British Doctors Open Free Clinic in Rock Island
A permanent branch of the British Medical Institute opens at 1700 Third Avenue Rock Island IL offering three months of free medical services to all invalids. The program covers consultations examinations and minor surgery with no charges during the period, excluding medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Ill
British Medical Institute
Rock Leland
Third Avenue
Tremain’ Veges
Bai
A. Nate
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Wilson's
Ty de Ceetral Park
Thomas
Fener
Kuwker
Thurelda
Satavia
Oricago
Phil Mitchell
Woodmen Society
Arierien
Mrekfeld
Ff Bk Fa
Seth Oe Stroma Toa Mel
Bm Oy
Nef
South Moline
Pete Fon
Freeda
Litee Breetemee Mae Ont
Journal
Alb , Mo
Camedy & Tool Chest
Buckwalter
Ohio
Europe
Stankey Hal
Lark University
Porte
Ger
Milee
Mantead
Ger U
Mar Arthur Whee
Philipp
Otie
Baseball
Beores Maude
Pieter Pha
Ptiegurgt
Ater Heaton
Washington Metmore
Warkrge
Mowe
Fort Wayne
Swistotee
al Maret Muriot
Inn
Molteo
Omaha
Hesk
Felund
Eder Mayore
Tome Enmeus Figeres
Warronpton
Grampy
Hone
Bamberlain
Clendenin
Helobeck
Zie
Clendenin’s
Rocky Mountain
Vis Rock Tolaade
DR. Brown
Mertupthyel al
Ead
Humphreys
Wee
Quincy
Bown
Bain Dinearey
Manco
Fran Adeopics
Bevidence
Hall
FJ Chreney & Co
Toledo
Halls
Apares
Omaha Neb
Richard
Berlin
Berlin Investment Company
Munger
Benton Harbor
Mich
Peter Smith
Sister Jukes
Smith
Dodgeville Win
Daly
Jeleff
He Winter
First National Bank
Maneral Point
Philadelphia
A M Hogarty
Lexington
F J Clendenin
Central Park
Marine Band
Lear
Davenport
Iowa
Elasmiclanie al
Saxipipenadaeow
Congrapitatione
Chicago Medical Institute
John O.’ Thompson
Moline
Iil
Roberts, Wicks Co
Ripley Street
Sixteenth Street
Rd le
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