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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1902
Page
3
Fragmentary text hints at a statement about peace negotiations and a regional or international meeting. Named entities and specifics are unreadable, but the stray phrases imply an offer to accept terms and to begin talks. The piece lacks concrete names, dates, or places.
Tonight and Tuesday frequent showers are forecast. Temperatures rise from 52 degrees at 9:00 a.m. to 63 degrees at noon and 67 degrees by midafternoon. The year’s high to date reached 67 degrees with a low of 40 degrees.
Special notices warn that a man named Starks claims to drive for Crystal Laundry while working for a rival. Readers are told not to deliver bundles to him. The Crystal Laundry urges caution to protect deliveries. The Women's Hospital Association sets a meeting for tomorrow at 4 pm with Mrs. J. H. Porter at 324 Seventeenth Street.
Knox frames pictures and trade at the relable U S. Mullane’s ad today. Vogel's minstrels tomorrow. Hirsch and Anderson fire insurance. Cederberg cabinetmaker at 1812 2d Ave. Morning Light union made cigar. Channel Ice Co. The Fair by F H Kracke at 613 16th Ave. Hardwood for sale by Shallberg Bros. Old houses bought and sold by H H Haley of 1812 Third Ave. Phone 2319. Spring salts at Moline Dye Works. Babys Pineapple Honey cough syrup Harmless 25c.
Galesburg carries talks of a Georgia marble quarry as local money circles plan growth. Rockford discusses launching a Swedish American daily. Easter hat fashions push in, with minstrel shows and tailored suits spotlighted. Church revivals, church-to-school plans, and new business openings fill the week.
Mary Volk files for divorce from John M Volk at Rock Island alleging habitual drunkenness since their 1890 marriage. She seeks custody of four children, authority to manage household goods, and a temporary injunction restraining him from molesting the family or disposing of property pending trial. Her attorneys are Ludolph and Reynolds.
A stern father questions a young man about supporting a family. The young man replies he is willing to endure Lillian's family for the sake of Lillian herself, as reported by the Somerville Journal.
A wry Life quotation contrasts three daughters with spouses a poet, an artist, and a railroad magnate. The speaker says the first two are most fortunate because they are supported by the husband of the third.
A garbled OCR passage mentions a city wheel, a rider, and a police or watch role. References include a vandalized scene, a rider being restrained, and a note about tomorrow’s parade with Vogel's minstrel troupe, suggesting chaotic public events and upcoming entertainment.
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions names and places in a garbled form possibly referencing individuals and a Palmount area. The readable facts are insufficient to craft a coherent event, date, or outcome for a traditional news summary.
The piece endorses W R Moore for minority representative and calls for support for E B Beers, Kint, and Charlene Benell in the county board race. It praises Moore’s Washington experience aiding the Rock River bridge and arsenal work, while criticizing the political machine and urging unity for Moline candidates.
A niece and community memory event held in Colville honors Marshall Chapin with an afternoon fete. The effort features a pink and dainty display as mourners recall his life and impact.
Vague OCR text notes bath rooms opened and appreciated by visitors. Mentions roominess and possible facility improvements. no clear names, dates, or places due to garbled source.
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