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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1902
Page
3
An evening and Sunday morning issue cadence is outlined. The text lists delivery options by mail or carrier, six months and per week rates, and a yearly advance price of 1.25 dollars. The excerpt resembles a vintage newspaper subscription notice with unclear formatting and stray characters.
The Iron Age argues that United States Steel’s consolidation lowers manufacturing costs and boosts efficiency without stifling competition or raising prices. It cites a $3,000,000 annual cost reduction and ongoing economies from a uniform accounting system and interplant rivalry.
The Premier Waldeck-Rousseau of France found that a trolley car he recently collided with does not yield to diplomacy. The remark signals a tense mishap and raises questions about urban transit safety and leadership resilience.
Assistant supervisors listed Edwin B Beers Charles Grant Charles Benell. For Assessor N H Chedarbe r g For Collector Godfrey Tubah For Police Magistrate James M Bur ney For Alderman wards names given. Also advertisements for Chamberlains Cough Remedy Tabbler Buckeye Pile Ointment Ely Cream Balm Ballard Horehound Syrup with testimonials and pricing.
Public notice of city elections in Moline Rock Island Illinois for April 1 1902. Wards one to seven elect alders for two year terms and one police magistrate for four years. Township officers include three assistant supervisors one assessor and one collector. Polling places listed with addresses and hours from 7 am to 6 pm. City Clerk Chas G Carlson signs the notice.
King Edward announced to London mayors that £30,000 has been set aside to feed half a million of the city’s poor during coronation week. The king asked the authorities to arrange a celebratory dinner for the large group.
In Mozambique a government attack on 12 slave dealer strongholds at Pemba Bay freed 700 slaves after capturing 162 dealers and killing 50. Separately in Transvaal, Gen Hruge Hamilton seized a Boer laager east of Vryheid with 4 killed, 6 wounded, and 17 prisoners. Gen Emmett among captives.
Chicago wheat and corn futures ease with nearby May and July options steady. Butter and cheese futures firm while eggs and live poultry hold ranges. potatoes firm with varied stock, and flour prices soften slightly as market eyes seasonal demand.
N H Cederberg, cabinet maker and carpenter, plans to expand into building and contracting this spring and will provide estimates for all kinds of work. He will continue specializing in fine interior finishing and invites orders at his shop location 1612 2d avenue.
State of Illinois Rock Island County circuit court May term 1902 Lizzie Wiedler Haurburg v Philip Haurburg in chancery Affidavit of non residence filed summons issued returnable first Monday May 1902. Defendant urged to appear May 1903 to plead answer or demur or bill will be confessed and a decree entered by clerk George W Gamble.
In Rock Island Illinois at the May term 1902 the petitioner Peter Erik Peterson seeks leave to change his name to Peter Erik Ording. Objections may be filed on the first day of the term with reasons why the change should not be granted.
Jons Magnus Fernson submits a May term petition to Roth Island county court in Illinois to change his name to Jens Magnus Personius. He will appear at the May 1902 term starting Sunday to seek leave, with objections or cause to be shown by any party opposing the change.
Ella H Wehrend announces for the Rock Island County Court May term that claims against the estate of Henry F Wehrend deceased should be presented for adjustment. Creditors must attend and debts should be paid promptly to the administratrix.
The document records VT 102 of Rock Island County Circuit Court applying May 6 1902 to change his name from John Peterson to John Peterson Regner. It notes the appearance request for interested parties to attend and contest the petition with reasons against grant.
A 1902 Rock Island County Illinois circuit court order grants Olof Olson the right to assume the name Olof Wallin. The change is to be effective from May 1992 as per the Sunday convening session.
A 1902 court record shows Julius Emanuel Lorimer changing his name to Julius Emanuel Olson, with the Rock County circuit court granting the order on May 6, 1902 on the first day of the term. The case documents present the formal application and the official renaming.
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