Future of the Cuban Republic
The Cuban Republic must now govern itself with industry frugality and righteousness. U S occupation left Cuba healthier and better administered with sanitation ports and harbors modernized a free school system established and justice institutions rebuilt. General Wood and associates aided the transition, while lingering disputes threaten future legal battles over packers and price fixing under Sherman act provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Republic
Sve
Havana
Santiago
Cuba
Waring
Ludlow
General Wood
Case Against the Beef Combine Grows With Federal Action
Federal prosecutors led by United States District Attorney Bethea pursue the beef packing case in Chicago. Compromising correspondence suggests possible criminal conspiracy among major meat houses, despite no clear trust. Judge Grosecup issues a temporary injunction against named defendants as the case advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Justice
Beef Packers’ Combine
United States
Dastrict
Bethea
Chicago
Aha
Spe
Lee
United States ‘Circuit
Grosecup
Ifie
Ore
Edward VII and Scotland The Naming Controversy
Henry Labouchere notes a political cloud in Scotland over recognizing Edward VII in Scotland as well as England. Scots recall Edward I and VI historically, resisting a change in principle, while coronation plans proceed. An odd comparison with Lipton and Astor is also hinted.
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Henry Labouchere
London Truth
Scotland
Edward
England
Edward VII
Edward I
Great Britain
Edwards
Edward III
Bannockburn
Anne
Colland
Tweed
James I
James VI
Bruce
Wallace
Renegade American Seeks British Aristocracy's Favor
The text questions why William Wort Astor, an American, fails to win royal favor and a royal decree from King Edward. It notes his exile from native land, pursuit of aristocratic acceptability, and disdain toward his own birth country. Edward Everett Hale offers daily superiority talking advice, prompting critique of graduates.
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Wis
Pat Capa Pate
Kppeteratin Tien
Pobl. Ie
Mnture
William Wort Astor
Edward
Call for State Democratic Convention 1902 Illinois
A state Democratic Convention is called to meet in Springfield on June 17 1902 at noon to nominate candidates for clerk of the supreme court state treasurer superintendent of public instruction three university of Illinois trustees and to elect a state central committee. Delegates are chosen by county conventions under the primary law with one delegate per 400 Bryan and Stevenson votes in 1900 and one for each 200 or more fractional votes. Rock Island county is allotted 12 delegates.
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Democracy of
Illinois
Springfield
Supreme Court
Bryan and
Stevenson
Rock Island County
Rock Island
Official Call Democratic County Convention Held in Rock Island
The Democratic party of Rock Island County announces a county convention to be held at Turner Hall Rock Island on June 11 1902 at 1 30 p m for electing delegates to state congressional and senatorial conventions forming a county central committee and nominating county officers. Caucuses to select delegates meet June 7 1902 at 8 p m in each ward precinct and township with voting at designated places for Democratic delegates.
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Rock Island County
Turner Hall
Rock Island
Democratic County Central Committee
Democratic caucuses set for June to elect county central committeemen
The notice states caucuses in each ward of Moline on Saturday June 7 at 8 P.M. for selecting one member of the Democratic county central committee per precinct. Township representation is limited to one member per precinct. failure to elect grants no representation. Signed by T. R. Lees, Chairman, and Geo. E. Morgan, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moline
Democratic County Central Committee
County’ Central Committee
T. R. Lees
Geo. E. Morgan
Official Democratic Gaucus Call for Moline 1902
The Democratic voters of Moline are asked to assemble in their wards at 8 p m Friday June 6 1902 to choose delegates to the county convention at Turner Hall Rock Island June 11 1902 1 30 p m and name the county committee members from each ward Readings list ward delegates and caucus locations with committeemen names and shop addresses dated May 28 1902 in Moline E B Beers chairman and W R Moore secretary
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Rock Island
Moline
Turner Hall
Third Street
Fourth Avenue
A. F Lockhart
Mumm
Eleventh Street
E. B. Beers
Old Hook and Ladder House
City Hall
Dennis Brennan
B. F Stowe
Eighteenth Street
Henry Trefz
Lindstrom
Fred Daebellehn
Central Park
Halh
Clarence
Trevor
Chaney
Henry Albrecht
W. R. Moore
Grand Decoration Day excursion to Rockford by C M and St P railway
Railway news announces a May day excursion via the C M and St P railway to Rockford. The trip leaves at 7 30 a m with fare 150 for round trip. Two baseball games Rockford versus Cedar Rapids. For details consult handbills or depot. J T Schemp, agent. P L Henrichs, commercial agent Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Cedar Rapids
J T Schemp
P L. Henrichs
Davenport
Master’s Sale in Chancery of Rock Island County
Notice announces a master sale under a 1902 chancery decree in Moline Rock Island County Illinois. It lists plaintiffs Stephen Bartlett Henry Sullivan etc and defendants including Hiram Jinks and multiple Samples. Sale set for June 14 1902 at 2 pm, minimum bid two thirds of reported valuation, cash with leases and a lot in Moline Lot 5 in section five township seventeen north range one west.
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STATH
Illinois
Rock Island County
Stephen A. Bartlett
Henry L. Sullivan
Samuel Sullivan
Clara L. McGraw
Sarah J. Norris
Hiram Jinks
Samuel B. Sample
David
William L. Sample
James
Harrison P. Bartlett
William Q. Bartlett
Charlotte Crawford
Emma Batchelder
Warren M. Sullivan
A. UD
Moline
Rock Island
Ilinois
Mie
Tlinoter
Aeey
S J. Entrikin
Wi R. Moore
Comptia
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Shomas I Pranley
Bresident
McI LN
Urich
Farnham
Brat Paty
Niget ‘Arr
Gmi
Attlee
Editoria al Pada Shr
Ean Fan
Aix Montha
Portoffich AB
Journal Printing Company
Moline, DL
Moline, Illinois
Future OF
Beef Combine
Thomas Lipton
William Waldoef
Astor
Edward Everett Hale
Andalusia
Black Hawk
Bowling
Buffalo Prairie
Canoe Creek
Coal Valley
Coe
Cordova
Drury
Edgington
Gaucus Call
Firat
Bixth
C. M
St. P
Cigars
Third Ave
Summers
Meline
Dental
24 Avenue
Speidel’s
E. E. Mangold
23Rd Street
Rock Island, Illinois
McMann Hes
Emery Dairy Farm
Emery
Imery
Sweeney & Walker
Moline Electric Laundry
8D Avenue
P. O
J. T. Browning
P. Wessel
Vew Cashier Co
W. Lundahl
Asn’t Cashier
C. H. Deere
J. T. Browneing
A. A. Crampton
J. W. Good
C. RB. Ainsworth
P. H. Wessel
W. A. Rosenfield
H. Lohrbeck
George Stephens
P. C., Simmon
Thos. M. Bechler
First National Bank
34 Avenue
Wright
C R. Ainsworth
Anderson
Cashier
C. R. Ainsworth
Geo
EB. Edwards
O. F. Anderson
H A Ainsworth
W. H. Adams
Geo. W. Wood
C. P. Skinner
J. G. Skinner
Moline National. Bank
15Th Street
Tern Savings
Nport
Iowa
Jens Lorenzen
Chas. N. Voss
R. Andresen
Ed. Kaufmann
H. H. Andrese
F. G. Clausen, &. H. Griggs
H. Lischer
Te Mine Klay Bn
G. Allen
H A. Ainsworth
Sol Hirsch
F G Allen
L. C. Blanding
Geo. W Johnson
Geo. D. Dunn
J Silas Leas
M. W. Battles, Jr
J B Oakleaf
C A Barnard
Axel Sorling
H. W. Cooper
Ed Coryn
I Josephson
Europe
Banking House
Chichester
Dru
Obichester Ochewical Coo
Slee Madinen Equire, Phila
Boston,Mass
Church of Christ Scientist
Boston
Mass
Allen M. Nye
Peoria, Ml
Halt National Bank
Moline, TN
J M. Gould
T Browning
Gillmore
Cashier Directorea
J M Gould
C H. Deere
Wm. Butterworth
J T Browning
E. H Sleight
H. A. Barnard
T M. Sechler
F W Gould
Morris Geismar
CFP
Skinner
London
Guttenburg
Copenhagen
Hamburg
Bremen
Standard Sewing Mach. Co
Lake ST
Chicago, Ill
Keller
Seventh Avenue
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