Citizens party caucuses report across wards in Moline
In rough weather the Citizens party held ward caucuses in Moline. Osterman elected chair in first ward with Stubrock as secretary. August Fogelstrom to next year’s committeeman. Other wards named alderman nominees and delegates to the city convention, including Swan Olson and J N Hardy, with varied committee selections and reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osterman
Larson
John Strombeck
August Larson
Charles Sahlberg
August Fogelstrom
John Wretman
J. Huntoon
A. B. Froyd
H. H. Parks
Alfred Wretman
J.C. Tunnicliff
H. L. Bullen
Gust Goldberg
N. Bardy
B. B. Tyrrell
John Holm
Will Alsterlund
J. N. Hardy
Phillip Colgan
J. W. Atkinson
Norman Jamieson
B. McKeever
W. A. Golden
Oscar Wilson
Emil Nyquist
Axel Nylen
Fifth Ward
Pearsall
Dobra
W. L. Stange
W J. Golden
W. J Golden
Pearsail
Swan Olson
K. G. Malmstrom
P EB. Fiedler
C. Chapman
P E. Fiedler
Twinam King
K G Malmstrom
Robert Montgomer
Emil Larson
A. B. Dieterich
William Brown
Robert Montgomery
Charlies Chapman
Dr. Pearsall
Rev Golden
Moline
Mr Olson
Thirteenth Street
Trefer’s
Davenport
Sixth Ward
Electric Bitters Offered For Female Ailments In Adverts
The notice touts Electric Bitters as a cure for nervous exhausted women and related symptoms. It claims thousands have used the remedy for female troubles headaches and weak kidneys and advertises a 60 cent price at Clendenin's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clendenin
Motorman Held On Appearance Bond After Alleged Strike
George Frey a motorman on the bridge line was arrested on a complaint by George Fisher alleging Frey struck him with a lever knocking him down. Magistrate Johnson continued the hearing until Monday afternoon. Frey was released on a $200 appearance bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Frey
George
Fisher
Johnson
Bottle guarantees for Green’s Tar Syrup refund policy
The Bottles Pharmacy run by H. Sandstrom offers refunds on a 60c bottle of Green's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure a cough or cold. A 26c bottle is also guaranteed satisfactory, or money refunded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Sandstrom
Sandstrom Moves to New McKinnie Block Studio
High art photographer C. W. Sandstrom has moved his studio to the McKinnie block across Fifteenth street. The new gallery offers elegant fittings and furnishings and promises up-to-date facilities for patrons seeking high art photography in Molline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Sandstrom
McKinnie Block
Fifteenth Street
Ilinois
Moline
Co. W Sandstrom
Contractor and Omice Opens on Eighteenth Street
Local contractor Peter Peterson unveils a new office at 318 Eighteenth Street offering estimates on all building work. Free preliminary sketches and design services advertised with paint and other materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omice
Eighteenth Street
Pbuilding
Mystery Card Stirs Moline Police Over Irish Poison Note
A United States regulation postal card, postmarked Duluth Minnesota March 10 1902, arrived at the Moline police department bearing a message about the Irish poison and The Public. Officials deny sending any bottles and seek to identify The Public and the message’s source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moline Police Department
Police Department
Maline
Mgois
Duluth
Minn
PUPILS MAY NOT RETURN AT LOCAL BOARD MEETING
The board of education met last evening with most members present except F H Cooper and Mrs Entrikin. The auditor recommended 1123.70 in bills to be paid, which the board adopted. A special committee said delaying the return of non vaccinated pupils is advisable while the smallpox epidemic grows. An election for president and three board members was ordered for Saturday April 19 1902 and polling places to be reviewed by a committee with power to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
F. H Cooper
Entrikin
Lindvall
Beal
C. B. Boman
J. H. Gripp
John Swanson
Benny Cundiff Pleads Guilty and Is Fined in County Court
Benny Cundiff entered a guilty plea to disturbing the peace in county court on Tuesday. Judge Adams imposed a fine of 15 dollars plus costs after the incident at a residence in Moline early Monday morning. burglary charges were downgraded to disturbance of the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Cundiff
Adams
Cundiff
Moline
Moline Business Men Weigh Opera House Proposal
The Moline Business Men's Association met with a large crowd and discussed opera house plans. McDonald asked for a $7,000 first-night bonus, Johnston and Chamberlin proposed $10,000 for building, and interest turned to a belt factory investment for local stock. A special meeting is planned in about two weeks to revisit the theatre matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moline Business Men's Association
Opera House
McDonald
G H Johnston
Mr. Chamberlin
Knut
Weer Son
East Moline Company
Meese
Severs
Prin
Dills Fort
South Moline Notes and Local Happenings
March 12 report from South Moline notes Mrs Mary Ekdah back from a December ankle sprain Mrs Emerson Schafer and daughter Mrs Bert Gould and Mrs Herbert Miller visit Mrs O W LaRash Davenport John Dewrose mail carrier off duty due to wife illness A 16 citizen group with Ezra Eastman plans a March 15 trip to Bismarck New Jersey to buy farm land Joslin may relocate Gould from Muscatine Jake Wigers plans to bail a cottage on his lot A storm dropped a telephone pole on Fifteenth Street and Twenty third avenue halting traffic temporarily
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Moline
Mary Ekdah
Emerson Schafer
Bert Gould
Herbert Miller
Battenburg Club
W LaRash
Davenport
John Dewrose
Ezra Eastman
Bismarck
Joslin
Coun
Hor Gould
Muscatine
Jake Wigers
Fifteenth Street
Twenty-third Avenue
Davenport Voters Approve Bonds for New High and Grade Schools
In a special election Monday the Davenport public approved bonds totaling 260000 dollars to fund a new high and elementary school building and the overhaul of several existing structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
High & Hol
Trial List For Next Week In County Court
A county court trial list prepared on Tuesday sets criminal cases for 2 PM next Monday. Cases include larceny by James D Means and Edward Greenwood, assault with a deadly weapon by John Peters, keeping an open tipping house by Charles Swanquist, keeping gaming house by William Dressen, with Rocky Mountain Tea advertised as a system tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Means
John Peters
Edward Greenwood
Charles Swanquist
Iiiam Dressen
Porter Loses Leg Chasing Free Riders on Train
Hood Shelton a colored porter for Rock Island train No 16 lost a leg when he fell under the wheels while the train left Sheffield bound for Rock Island. He jumped from the moving car to drive off men trying to steal a ride. His leg was amputated. his family lives in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood Shelton
Rock Island
Sheffield
Shelton
Shetton
Chicago
Laxative Bromo Quinine Cure Promises Quick Relief
Adpromotes Laxative Bromo Quinine for curing grip in two days. Claims to remove the cause with E. W. Grove’s signature on every box. Priced at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
N Hoederberg Expands Into Building and Contracting
N H Cederberg cabinet maker and carpenter announces a larger scale move into building and contracting this spring with offers to furnish estimates on all kinds of work. He will continue interior finishing and promises prompt attention to all orders. Leave orders at a shop on 1612 24 avenue. Miss Ines Forman stars as Lady Isabelle in East Lynne at the Wagner tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Cederberg
Ines Forman
Lady ‘Isabelle
East Lynne
Wagner Tonight
Dredges Resume Channel Excavation North of Rock Island Yards
The Peoples Power Company prepared to complete the channel dig with dredges cut in a slough north of the Rock Island yards yesterday morning in readiness to resume excavation. A cobwebs on a recent cut describe a Roman lockjaw. Bucklens Arnica Salve advertised as a universal healer for wounds and skin issues. It costs 25 cents at Clendenin's drug store. Wagner night plans hinted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Power Company
Rock Island
Clendenin
Lodge 183 IOOF Entertainment March 14
All members and families of Lodge No 183 IOOF are asked to attend an entertainment hosted by the lodge in the evening of March 14 at the Wagner tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge No. 183, I. O OF
Emergency Business Ad Offers Better Inducements
A promotional note urges readers to pursue business cleaning as a reliable way to earn money. It claims superior inducements and invites involvement, presenting the plan as a sensible, profitable proposition.
Personal Property Secured Loan Plan Announcement
A brief notice explains a quick unsecured lien on your furniture, plane, horses, and wagons left in possession. It offers an arrangement without publicity and loans from $1 upward with easy repayment, inviting readers to learn how the plan works.
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Crtisens
Olley
Carl Wickbom
John Fryxell
John Tigren
Emil Nelson
Carl Bohmen
Third Ward
Fourth Ward
C F Natt
C. J. Hanson
Free Swedish Evangelical Church
Mr. Natt
ecHciien Tevama
Ms Dept
Rue ‘Amiaon
Toxa
Berg
Chas, Gustafson
John Rundquist
John Thornon
John Thorsell
Cc. F. Natt
A. G. Adamso
Cc. G. Alsene
B. Liljegren
A. P. Erickson
EK. M. Holmberg
Simon Olson
Hull Bros
Hull Brothers
Third Avenue
Ill
Price
Atdeetaeyer
Pba
Wetmore
Roth Island
Daven
Rees
Sandstrom
McKinnie
Peter Peterson
W. Thrus
Benny Cundiff
OPERA
Rocky Mountain
N. Hoederberg
Wagner
Fast Lynne
Fidelity Loan Company
Mitchell & Lynde Bi'k
Mullane
Cothing Hove
Mullane’s Carpet and Rug Department
OUR
Millinery Department
Mullane’s Millinery Department
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