WVOMAN S SUFFRAGISTS DISCUSS THIRD ASSISTANT POSTMASTER GENERAL RULINGS
The West Virginia Woman's Equal Suffrage Society held a meeting hosted by Mrs Abbie Gould to discuss recent rulings of the Third Assistant Postmaster General. Papers read from The Republic Agreement Inland Printer and Ladies Home Journal were followed by a general discussion and instructional remarks. Mrs Amy Huey-Srott contributed vocal solos and Mrs J B Wheelock attended from Minnesota.
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Womans Equal Suffrage Society
Abbie Gould
Das
Republic Agreement
Ladies Home Journal
Amy Huey-Srott
J B Wheelock
Minnesota
Conference ends as Santa Fe officials lift wage changes
Trainmen accept the conference outcome after gains in pay for freight conductors and brakemen on routes over the Raton mountains and new local freight runs on the New Mexico division. Conductor and brakeman pay rise to 4 and 3 cents per mile respectively, with 3% to 3 2-3 cents per mile for freight conditions.
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Ft. Madison Republican
Santa Fe
Raton
la Junta
New Mexico
Mudge
W Hutton
Moline Bowling Team Defeats Davenport 2606 to 2529
A Moline bowling team led by Measra Justus Rife Stouffer Ester Flahi and Burklund beat Davenport 2606 to 2529 in a match last evening. The report lists per game scores following the summary.
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Measra
Justus, Rife
Stouffer Esterflahi
Burklund
Davenport
Crustua
Rife
Stouffer
Esterdahl
Hutshinsen
Saar
Thomas Oes Az
Avehran of
Stuher
Moline
Esterdah
Hutchingon
Pontiac Board Splits Over Marshall Cruelty Case
Four trustees of the state reform school at Pontiac after a long session failed to reach a verdict in the charges of cruelty against Dr James A Marshall. The board divided along political lines, Republicans backing Gov Yates and seeking his ouster, while others opposed. A fifth member is needed to break the deadlock, with Gov Yates urged to appoint a replacement immediately.
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State Reform School
Pontiac
James A Marshall
Auditorium Annex
Chicago
Yates
Marshall
John J Lanne
Gor Yates
Maratrall
Jolliest social of the season hosts party at Burton Peek home
A large informal gathering hosted by attorney Burton Peek featured a Freeze-out game won by Chas Skinner with the largest blues stack and a pipe prize. Sol Hirsch earned the next prize, a silver plate. Peek received a gold elk locket for his 30th birthday presented by W A Meese and fellow guests. Supper followed as friends bid farewell to Peek and his family, who plan to move to Chicago in about two weeks.
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Burton Fpek
Chase Skinner
Sol Hirsch
Mr Peek
W A. Meese
Peek
Guarantee offered on Greens Syrup of Tar bottles
A local pharmacy advertises a refund guarantee for Greens Warranted Syrup of Tar. Purchasers may return a failing 60c or 26c bottle to Bottles Pharmacy H Bandstrom for a full refund or a substitution bottle proof of sale.
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Saii
Bandstrom
Tax Office Hours Announced for Meline National Bank
The text indicates tax collection at the Meline National Bank building with office hours from 9 am to ? Wednesday and Saturday. Tax payments are due soon and should be paid to John Eer Trars at the collection area.
Death of John Rehnberg in Moline
John Rehnberg died at 7 15 oclock last evening from dropsy after a week of illness. Born December 24 1829 in Ostergotland Sweden he came to the United States in 1875 and again in 1882. He lived with George W Vinton on Second Avenue and had worked for Deere and Company and Dimock Gould Company. He leaves a wife two daughters Annie in Chicago and Hilda in Sweden a son two brothers Frank and August in Sweden and a sister Josephine in Sweden. Funeral was held at 4 oclock this afternoon at the Vinton residence.
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John Rehnberg
George W Vinton
Second Avenue
Seventh
Eighteenth
Ostergotland
Sweden
Deere & Company
Dimock, Gould & Companys
Moline Plow
Rehnberg
Hilda
Annie
Chicago
Frank
August
Josephine
Old Country
William Rehnberg
Vinton
Two More Smallpox Cases Prompt City Quarantines
Two additional smallpox cases in the city led to the quarantine of two houses. William Younge, 21, and a Thompson family child, aged 13, in separate homes on Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets are ill. A third case appeared in Rock Island as Mary Boltz, 39, was moved to the pest house after her diagnosis, with her 13-year-old daughter taken in by a physician.
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William Younge
John Asmus
Seventeenth Street
Robert
George Thompson
Eighteenth Street
Kansas
Wiliam Haner
Mr Thompson
Eighteenth Avenue
Weaver
Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Younge
Willard
Rock Island
Mary Boltz
Tenth Street
Boltz
Davenport Plans Offbeat Exhibition Schedule With Knox Rock Island
Manager Hayes of the Davenport baseball club drafts an exhibition schedule away from experts, starting April 18 and 19 against Knox College in Galesburg, then Rock Island on April 20, Kewanee at Davenport on April 23 and 24, and Rock Island back at Davenport on April 27, with Spaulding of Chicago likely closing the exhibitions. Monarch Club carnation ball to be held at Bkin ner annex Saturday night March 8 with free carnations for all.
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Hayes
Davenport
Knox College
Galesburg
Rock Island
Kewanee
Spaulding
Chicago
Monarch Club
Bkinner Annex
Mine Explosion Traps Dozens in Catsburg Mine
A powerful blast at the Catsburg mine near Monongahela Pennsylvania entombs thirty workers with fears they are dead and only one man escaped. The incident dominates Pittsburg dispatches as families await further word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
the Journal
Catsburg
Monongahela
Fur Cape Restored Quickly by Journal Adlets
A fur cape worth 25 dollars lost recently was advertised in the Journal. The same evening a young man brought it to the office and it was returned to the owner within 24 hours after the loss. The finder received a proper reward.
Treaty Commission Rejects War Claims
The Spanish treaty claims commission ruled against applicants seeking compensation for deaths and injuries from the explosion of the battleship Maine in Havana harbor. The decision cites the damage occurred during the Spanish American War era and applies to the current treaty claims process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treaty Commission
Washington
Theselon
Claimanta
Maine
Havana ‘Harbor
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Josephson
Denver
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Barnard & Leas Manufacturing Company
American Cereal Company
Charles Murray
Ald Surety of
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O J ¢" Gardner
Jane Gardner
Giles
Andalusia
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Wash
Los Angeles
Fred Levy
W. A. Rosenfield
Hot Springs
Sorosia Society of
Swedish Lutheran Church
Emily Anderson
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Swedish Methodist Church
Charles Kneberg
Fourteenth Avenue
C. J. Carlson
Thirty-eighth Street
C. H. Brian
M. Hickey
Alvina Toline
Twelfth Avenue
Moline Plow Company
Miss Toline
Squire Crawley
Second Congregational Church
H Deere
F S Laffin
Orinnetah
Mr Laflin
Mealy
First Congregational Church
Ladies 11 Society of the Swedah Tutheran Curch
Oufternoon
Peter Johnson
Fourth Avenue
Thomas Campbell
Isalveston Texas
Thomaso Ruford
Rock Tn
Fando
Cork Hubbard
Morria Bloom
Anna Friedman
Rock
Leands
Jaist
Xpert
Porter Printing Company
J W Warr
Colorado
Mra J M Holt
Hartzell
C F Grantz, Jr
Lawrence Peterson
Galva
Jesse Cowley
Union Newa Company
Lon
Pepery Cee
New York
PIERR @ CO
Fifteenth Street
Lowell
Ingram
Ec A CO
Moine
Illinois
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Ity
Kate Voight
Quincy
Axminster and
Body Brussels
Arpes
Dewend-Kuschmann Furniture Co
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