Kenworthy Leads Independent Victory in Rock Island Primaries
In Rock Island the Looney and Pender camps faltered as an independent slate backed by Kenworthy won the Seventh ward and overall city delegates. Looney led in several wards but the independent bid carried key precincts amid charges of dead votes and tense late-night balloting.
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John P Looney
Rock Island
Looney
Pender
Kenworthy
C B Marshall
Seventh Ward
J E Larkin
Hughey Hresnahan
Tom Gannon
Larkin
Tloaones
Looney-Donovan
George Lamorit
Dan McKinney
George Freestone
Harry Meanor
Geo. Kalk
Sam Dean
Chas. Weinberger
Wm. Aster
John Holtzhammer
Ed Murphy
Wm. Donovan
M. Griffin
Carl Naab
J Sullivan
A. Butler
A. Kirk
G. Lohse
G. Warner
E. Kakert
H W. Ward
B. Seidel
C. Heideman
G. W Henry
John Ainsworth
Dan Doyle
Otto Birkel
John Cahal
Terry Burke
P J Lee
Henry Kale
Tom Carney
John Noonan
John Gavin
Dan Potiizer
Wm. Boehme
Thomas Casey
John Schiemmer
John Linn
John P Sexton
John Boro
Valentine Dauber
John Costello
Ed Maucker
Chas Waldmann
Mike Rooney
Andy Brady
John Finnegan
David Fitzgerald
Joe Free
John Brennan
Cordi Voss
JB. Lidders
William Trefzleochmke
M Taxman
John Looney
Oscar Schmidt
Geo. Wright
C Harris
John F Dindinger
Pierce Keane
James Stephens
Harry Fewell
Chas Ginane
Kit Atkinson
C. W Wilson
John O'Donnell
Frank Lawler
Indinger Seventh Ward
al Schafer
Mike Bulger
Holland
Donovan
South Rock Island
Black Hawk
Union
Henry McCarty
J M Iukens
Herman Schaaf
Charles Baumann
John Mannheim
Frank Bachman
Loren Gingies
Frank Chambers
Jamern Wyner
Lawn social at Schiller Haasford tomorrow evening
A lawn social is planned for tomorrow evening at Schiller Haasford 8s with ice cream and cake served.
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Schiller Haasford
Very Old Lady Passes Away Schultz Obituary
Mrs. Mary Riley aged 83, a resident for 45 years, died at 216 Fourth Avenue yesterday from old age. Born in Ireland on December 16, she immigrated in 1847, lived in Macomb Illinois, moved to Nebraska, then joined her son-in-law George Suntken in this city last December. Her husband died about 25 years ago. she leaves three daughters.
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Mary Riley
Fourth Avenue
Mrs. Riley
Ireland
Macomb
Nebraska
George Suntken
Mrs. Suntken
Infant Dies After Brief Illness in City
Albert L. Schultz seven months old died at 6:30 yesterday morning after bronchitis. The funeral for the infant and other relatives was scheduled, with remains moved on today’s afternoon train to Mawcomb for services tomorrow at 10.00 AM.
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Furgie
Sissy
Sanna McCaftrey
Rock Taland
Albert L
Adolph A. Schultz
Twenty Third Street
Burglar Roy Wagner Arrested After Saloon Cigar Theft
Roy Wagner, described as a colored gentleman, was arrested after breaking a window to enter Ed Ward's cigar repository in a saloon basement on Sixteenth Street and Second Avenue. He admits taking cigars on two occasions, though exact quantities are not disclosed. A separate note mentions a lawn supper and ice cream sociable hosted by the Dorcas Society at W C Bennett's on Wednesday evening, June 11.
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Riber
Velms
Ughter
15Th Street
Ep Point
Porto
Roy Wagner
Mr. Wagner
Ed Ward
Sixteenth Street
Second Avenue
Roy
W C Bennett
Dorcas Society
Stromberg Leads Moline in Chicago Interscholastic Meet
The first annual interscholastic meet at Marshall Field drew Illinois and Iowa rivals with Grinnell beating South Division Chicago. Moline High School entrant Gilpin Stromberg placed fourth in the hurdles, as Blair Magee and others shined in various events. The Chicago team showed depth with two entrants in several finals.
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University of
Chicago
Moloney
Blair
Carolina
Horton
Henry
Matthews
Matthes
Stagg
Moline High School
Gilpin Stromberg
Charles Perrin
Fred Cowley
Herbert Thomas
Gillpin Stromberg
Cilpin Stromberg
Carl Hammer
Open Letter to Mayor Wessel on Market Square Pav ing
The Journal publishes an open letter from Hon. G W Vinton directed to Mayor Wessel about the paving of Market Square. The letter discusses plans and expectations and will appear in tomorrow's issue.
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Wessel
G W Vinton
Market Square
Bicycles for sale at People's Furniture and Carpet
A varied lot of bicycles offered cheap for immediate sale at the People's Furniture and Carpet House on Fifth Avenue. Includes several ladies models and a gent's Columbia. Wheels unused but of the 1900 pattern. sale must be made at once. Call early.
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People's Furniture & Carpet House
Fifth Avenue
Eldridge
Rugby
Westminster
Columbia Chemless
Cali
Lawn Fete At Schiller Hosford's Tomorrow Evening
A lawn fete is scheduled at Schiller Hosford's tomorrow evening June 10 and is open to all residents. Invitations are extended to the community for a cordial gathering.
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Schiller Hosford's
Rock Island High School Alumni Honor Class of 1902
The Rock Island alumni reunion at Black Hawk honored the class of 1902 with a reception. Officers were elected: President Wm Walker, Vice President Katherine Gest, Treasurer Jennie Wilcox, and an executive committee including Sam Dart and Kate Larkin. The group planned to hold the next reunion in the new high school building and reported library funds of $231 raised to replace the destroyed library.
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Rock Island High School Alumni Association
Black Hawk
J. E. Clarkson
Bila Mitchell
Fannie Cleland
Frank Patterson
Hallie McCrary
Anna Larkin
Wm Walker
Katherine Gest
Jennie Wilcox
Sam Dart
Natalie Mirfield
Ralph Haverstick
Kate Larkin
Gertrude Don
J F Darby
Local speaker invited for Odd Fellows memorial day
E. J Mitchell of the local committee on arrangements announced that Past Grand Master M. P Berry of Carthage will accept the invitation to speak in the city next Sunday for the Odd Fellows memorial day celebration.
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E. J Mitchell
Committee On
M. P Berry
Carthage
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Mnncker
KR Kenworthy
Maucker
Sam
A H_ Schofer
Wm. Beam
J Swanburg
C M Gannon
M McKinney
Chris Christianson
Paul Thiesen
A E. Meder
Henry de Osa
Charles Weinberger
W H Ward
Wm Dunavin
G W Henry
M J Mulcahey
John Tobin
Geo
Standuhar
Geo Wright
John F
Sundeen & Vandervennet
Sporting Goods
Spalding Goods
Bennett Goods
Bennett
Gold Crown
Anaitt St
Tremann’s
Illinois
Cor
Third Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Hrist Church Guild
McKinnie Block
Schultz
Etta Gamble
Galesburg
Williamson
John Steenberg
MoItne High School
Ottumwa
Iowa
Martha Healy
Milwaukee
Jessie Healy
Cits
George Alles
Colona
E B. Keatour
Twenty-second Street
Sixth Avenue
East End
City Hospital
Fan Hospital
Hubbard
Harrison Williams
Hattie Allen
Sears
Lee I. Hopkins
Emma E. Schafer
Floreence Clarkson
Galenburg
J E. Clarkson
Knox College
A H McCandless
C R. McCandless
Pacific Coast
Flagstaff
J Root
HH. VanDervoort
H Driggs
Clinton
R. V
Frank Gates Allen
Marjorie
Miss Allen
Mrs. Loring
Rev A. Johnson
Swedish Methodist Church
Mira Nelie Ball
Genessen
P F Hancroft
Bancroft
American Waterworks Association
Clumtus
Ohio
Mra
H Deere
Rene de Rochambeau
Countess de Rochambeau
Haroold McCormick
H HH Koblsaat
J. Fllsworth Gross
J A Coleman
F Sedgewick Smith
Laverne W Noyes
Adlai Stevenson
Alderman Palmer
Chicago Club
Hobart Chatflld-Taylor
Robert T Lincoln
Franklin MacVeagh
Professor Ingres
The
University of Chicago
Charles Deering
Charles L. Hutchinson
Harald F. McCormick
Carl Bernhard, Jr
R C Bryant
First Baptist Church
Aledo
State Baptist Mission Association
John M. Holt
Jennie B. Cox
Rufus Walker, Jr
Joseph
Des Moines
Iown
William Peterson
Dimock, Gould & Company
Colorado Spring
Rex M . Crumbaker
First Congregational Church
James D. Wilcox
Columbus
Kansas
Adeline Dibbern
Millard
Walker's Station
George Stephenson
Frank Tinsman
Justin
Frank Hamier
Kansas City
Stromberg
Moline Boys
Odd Fellows
M. P. Berry
Claus Anderson
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M. L. Huntington, M. D
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