St Marys to Hold Communion Services for Class of Boys and Girls
St Marys Catholic church to hold well morning communion services at 7 30 for a class of boys and girls including H red Reuth Leo Mullane Charles Denolf Emil Hendricks Joseph Ddendah Charles Rank William OBrien Joe McCann per Stevens Arlington Kunkle Harry Gia El Meeraman Robert King Edward Milkoen James Tunay Theodore Ramsay Dennis Pierce Matthew Pepping Gilbert Walter John Monelli Giles Baima Grement Derin de Bordau Maria Deo Pover Mary Martens Josephine Duberg Agnes Ryan Lida Vinger Ada DeSmith Bessie McElharton Josephine Schepper Edith Donovan Nirsinia ODonnell Cecilia Meegan Margaret O Connell Marguerite Reed Merona Kunkle Liszle De Tole Mary De Minck Mary Rogiers Mary Vandeverde Marie Van Heck Mary Rosse Katherine Bicknell Sophie Van Dale Mary Van Dale C Lampter of Rock Island reports a bicycle incident.
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Hred Reuth
Leo- Mullane
Charles Denolf
Emil Hendricks
Joxenh
Charles Rank
William O’Brien _ Jobe McCann
Per Stevens
Arlington Kunkle Harry
el Méeraman
Robert King
Edward Milkoen
Series Ecatteman
James Tunay
Theodore Ramsay
Dennis Pierce Matthem
Pepping Gilbert Walter John Monelli
I Giles
Baima
Grement
Pres Derin de Bordau
Maria Deo Pover
Mary Martens
Josephine DuBerg
Agnes Ryan Bity Ryan Mamie McKinney
Nelise Kelly Lida Vinger
Ada DeSmith
Bessie McElharton
Josephine Schepper
Edith Donovan
Nirsinia O'Donnell
Cecilla Meegan
Margaret O'Connell
Marguerite Reed Merona Kunkle
Liszle de Tole
Mary de Minck
Mary Rogiers
Mary Vandeverde
Marie van Heck
Mary Rosse
Katherine Bicknell
Sophie van Dale
Mary van Dale
Swedish Mission Church Covenant elects officers at Galesburg
The National Swedish Mission Church Covenant held elections yesterday in Galesburg with Rev J A Hagetrom present. Officers named include President Rev C A Bjork Chicago Vice President Rev S W Ljund berg Rothford Secretary Prof D Nyvall Chicago Trustees A Matson Chicago C A Youngquist Chicago. The convention plans a hospital at Bowmanville Chicago this year and accepted a $5 000 donation from Lewis Sands Manistee Mich for the building fund. North Park College Chicago may raise funds for an auditorium.
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Galesburg
National
Swedish Mission Church Covenant
J. A. Hagetrom
Mission ‘Tabernnaclé
A. Bjork
Chica
S. W. Ljundberg
Rothford
Prost
D. Nyvall
Chicago
A. Matson
C. A. Youngquist
Bowmanville
Lewis Sands
Manistee
Mich
North Park College
Cataract suffering Frank Gilbreth loses sight in eye
South Moline notes report Frank Gilbreth is completely blind in one eye due to a cataract. Visitors include Mrs. Mary Hussey Mrs. Robert Atkinson and Mrs. Carrington. Mrs. Dr. Sensibaugh arrives from Port Eyron to see Mrs. J. H. Howard. Others visit Twinam King and Adaline Caughy. Residents move houses and report illnesses across the area.
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South Moline
Frank Gilbreth
Mary Hussey
Robert Atkinson Oenurradt
Carrington
Dr. Sensibaugh
Port Eyron
J. H. Howard
Caughy
Adaline
Florence of
Orion
Twinam King
Laurence Millicent
Twenty-fifth Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Eighth Avenue
Chris Christopher
Frank Trevor
Fourteenth Street
Bargain Hats At 29 Cents Friday And Saturday
Mullanee’s Millinery Dept offers 500 walking hats for sale Friday and Saturday at 29 cents each. Original price listed as 7% cents. Sundeen and Vandervennett announce new neckwear arrivals.
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Mullanee
Quinlan Freed as Jury Clears Burglary Charge
The case of Pat Quinlan faced a circuit court jury Thursday morning and ended with a not guilty verdict after about two hours. Lawrence Boney pleaded guilty to two assault indictments and was fined 100 dollars and 50 dollars. The court then trialed James Gillapp for cruelty to a child, and prepared for the adultery case of Mrs. Skinner and John Gillap, linked to illicit relations with Mrs. Skinner and the surrounding rumors.
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Pat Quinlan
Peter Ingleson
Moline
Lawrence Boney
Andalusia
John
Ben Larson
James Gillapp
Skinner
Skihner
Rock Island Assessment Figures Released
Assessor J L Breeman completed this year’s assessment and sent the books to Supervisor P F Cox. Total land valuation stands at 79 945 dollars up from 76 980 last year. Lot valuation is 1 782 620 dollars versus 1 721 135 last year and personal property is assessed at 666 756 dollars, compared with 661 030 last year.
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J. L. Breeman
P. F. Cox
West Ends to Face Independents at Rock Island Park
West Ends will play the Independents Sunday afternoon at Rock Island ball park. It is the second game of the season after Independents beat West Ends 2 to 1. The Saturday game with East End in Washington Iowa was cancelled due to the pitcher's mother's death.
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Independents
Rock ‘Island
West Ends
Washington
Iowa
Straw Hats At Sundeen Vandervennett's
Sundeen and Vandervennett showcase the latest straw hats with fashionable enhancements and new styles. Prices for the season are listed, inviting customers to explore the updated collection.
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Sundeen & Vandervennett's
Roosevelt signs river and harbor bill amid Cuban reciprocity stance
Washington June 13 Special to The Journal President Roosevelt signed the river and harbor bill passed by Congress. He then planned to send a special message reaffirming his position on Cuban reciprocity after discussions with leaders from both parties. He stressed duty over politics in the matter.
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Washington, D. C
Journal
Roosevelt
Congress
Bis
Regulation Locks Tax on Colored Oleomargarine Ingredients
Commissioner Yerkes of the International Revenue Bureau issued a regulation stating that butter or any artificially colored ingredient used in manufacturing oleomargarine cannot be used without increasing the tax from a quarter to ten cents. The ruling settles the question of artificial coloring and tax applicability.
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Issu
Leather plant fire fatally devastates Philadelphia factory
A large leather manufacturing plant owned by E. M Rosenblat & Company burned near Philadelphia. The blaze sent more than twenty workers leaping from windows, with eight bodies reportedly recovered in the ruins.
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Philadelphia
E. M Rosenblat & Company
Here
Local railway men resist kissing ban at Jersey City station
Mixed city and national notes report railway workers in Chicago reject sympathy with eastern officials who banned kissing at Jersey City station. Other items include alimony ordered in a divorce case, building inspectors at the Washington Home, and various regional updates.
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Jersey City
A W Harlan
Building Department
Washington Home
Boy dies after accidental shooting near New Boston village
Fred Carlson a nine year old of Manion North of New Boston sneaked a shotgun from his home to go hunting. The weapon discharged killing him, his face badly mutilated. Parents mourn as the funeral is held with a large turnout.
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Fred Carlson
Manion
New Boston
Little Fred
Not Much Damage From Last Rain In City
Last night's storm caused limited damage in the city. Much harm was from earlier storms, with only scattered mud on Fifteenth street and minor aftereffects noted.
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Fifteenth Street
Channon Calls Meeting for Spanish War Veterans Camp
Major W T Channon issued a call for a meeting at Armory Hall in Rock Island next Tuesday evening June 17. The purpose is to organize a camp of the National Association of Spanish American War Veterans.
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W T Channon
Armory Hall
Rock Island
National Association of
Death of John Mader Tuberculosis and Heart Trouble
John Mader aged 67 died yesterday afternoon at 4345 o clock after a five year illness from tuberculosis and heart trouble. He was born in Muscatine Illinois March 24 1878 and moved to Davenport with his parents as a child. He worked for Davenport Waterworks until January and is survived by his father two sisters and a brother. The funeral will be held at St Marys Catholic church with interment in Rock Island Catholic cemetery.
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John Mader
Muscatine
Ilona
Davenport
Andrew Mader
Mader
Maggie Futth
West Union
Iowa
Mary Kopp
Peter
St Mary's Catholic Church
Rock Island
Knights Entertain at Black Hawk Inn
A social reunion of Hook Island Commandery No 18 K T and ladies drew about 200 guests to the Black Hawk Inn on a special train. Mine Host Newberg served a fine dinner, followed by a musical program with H W Crawford originals, a male quartet, solos by J A Johnson and Prof. Philbrook, readings by Miss Gertrude Don, cornet by Miss Anna Holt, then hours of dancing before returning to the city at 1:30 AM.
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Hook Island Commandery
No 18
K. T
Black Hawk Inn
Newberg
H W Crawford
Maie
Ladies Shoes at Cost Sale Through Fourth of July
Overstocked stock of ladies misses and children's shoes offered at cost price through July Fourth. All goods are up to date and money back guarantees are not satisfactory. Visit John Bhug across from the Wilson Buggy Company to view and compare prices.
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John Bhug
Wilson Buggy Company
Odd Fellows Meet for Memorial Service at Cemetery
All Odd Fellows are requested to meet at their halls Sunday morning June 16 at 9 o clock for the memorial service at the cemetery. Visiting brothers invited. Signed, committee.
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Odd Fellows
Man Buried Under Debris After Wall Collapse at Local Plant
Joe Coon, worker removing old Malleable buildings near Moline Wagon Co works, was buried when a wall collapsed just before 6 pm. Rescued by friends, he is hospitalized at his father in law’s home with serious bruises and possible internal injuries.
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Joe Coon
Moline Wagon Company
8 Works
Frank Dillon
Prospect Park
Coon
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