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Newspaper

Moline Daily Journal

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1902

Page

4

United Christian party holds conference at Black Hawk Inn

About 60 members from Chicago Muscatine Davenport and other cities attend a morning prayer meeting and speeches. The group endorses direct legislation relocation of the U S capital to Rock Island and formation of a 144 000 movement with aims to mobilize Christian voters and an international assembly in St Louis in 1903.

United In Christian Party Black Hawk -Innpy W. R. Beakett Sparty Chicago Kansas W. R. Struble C S. Evans Muscatine Iowa C H. Thoman Litghfeld Gulley Topeka Kas Union of All Christians Congress National Capital Washington Tri-Cities W R Benkert Dr. Struble W R Bloom R_ Struble Evans C H Fiomas Litchfield Ralph Caverly Moline W R. Benkert Davenport United States Army Philippine Islands National Administration South Africa United States Providence Rock Island AOA Ag Lig Sederat Namie Spirit of Jesus of Nazareth United Christian Party St. Louis International Assembly Lords

Davenport Editor Requests Barton Annuity Support

An Associated Press dispatch from Washington reports B F Tillinghast of Davenport Iowa spoke before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee urging a bill granting Miss Clara Barton an annuity of five thousand dollars for distinguished services as president of the Red Cross.

Associated Press Washington, D. C F Tillinghast Davenport Iowa Senate Committee On Foreign Relations Miss Lara Barton The Red Cross

Ready cash on short notice for private financial needs

A promotion of quick private cash solutions explains that temporary financial setbacks can be overcome with swift funding. The ad promises discreet handling of all related matters without unnecessary formalities.

Grasp the Opportunity Loan Notice

A lender offers a lien on personal property including furniture planes horses wagons while the owner keeps possession. Loans start at $10 with terms from one month to one year and reasonable rates. They invite investigation of reliability and will quote terms.

Moline Plow Company Aid Association Excursion to Peoria

The Moline Plow Company Aid Association schedules a Peoria excursion via Rock Island and Peoria railway for Decoration Day at a round trip rate of 1.50. A special train leaves Moline depot at 7 a.m. and returns from Peoria at 10:30 p.m. With a long city stay, about 1,000 people are expected to join, and a 7 p.m. return option is available.

Moline Plow Company Aid Association Peoria Rock Island Moline C

Personal and Social Brevities Highlights and Weddings

Court of Honor No 100 hosts a reception at Metropolitan hall with Supreme Deputy Quisenberry delivering an address on fraternal insurance. A Davenport couple Adolph Kuehlke and Margaret Lussen wed quietly at the bride’s parents' home. A 25th wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Andrew Graham is celebrated at their Rock Island home with 60 guests, pink and white decorations, and a late reception.

Court of Honor Metropolitan Hall Supreme Deputy Quisenberry William Claussen West Second Street Davenport Squire Finger Adolph Kuehlke Margaret Lussen Andrew Graham Forty-fifth Rock Island Graham Myrtle Graham

Doubtful Recommendation from Parrot Voices Statewide Reactions

A humorous exchange contrasts opinions on loud speech in political and entertainment circles. The President jokes about a parrot’s loud talk while a Rhode Island man boasts of being heard across the state. A critic notes expressive singing met with sharp listener terms.

Rhode Island Modesth Cleveland Plain Dealer

Uncle Allen Reflects on Time and a Narrow Race Loss

Uncle Allan Sparks tells Chicago Tribune readers that time reveals value when the horse on which his funds were staked loses a race by a fifth of a second, underscoring the cost of timing and hope.

Uncle Allen Allan Sparks Chicago Tribune

Moore favored for minority representative by Moline backers

W R Moore's supporters report strong local support and expect endorsement at the county convention with help from surrounding counties. Rock Island counters with new candidates but support remains firm for Moore, backed by Moline and country representatives. Moore is seen as qualified for the post.

W. R. Moore Mr. Moore Moline Moore Rock

Local Moves and Travels Mark South Moline Scene

Robert Pollard arrives from St Louis and plans to settle in Moline while Chas Gustafson returns to Sherrard and Mrs Sutherland visits Rapids City. Joe Baumgartner heads to Spokane. L A Tyler considers moving his Rapids City store to East Moline. Mrs Sensihaugh Chas visits Port Byron. Wilson 8 at 3d Avenue promotes Saturday groceries.

South Moline Robert Pollard St Louis Moline Henderson Joe Baumgartner Spokane Wash J W Howard Port Byron Sensihaugh Chas Gustafson Sherrard Mr. Sutherland Rapids City J Willard L. A. Tyler East Moline

Jealousy Case Dismissed After Court Advice

A. T. Daniels and Harry McDowell, both described as colored men, faced court over a dispute sparked by McDowell accusing Daniels of making improper proposals toward his wife. Daniels admitted prior involvement with the woman but denied current conduct. The court dismissed the case and offered kindly guidance to both parties.

Squire Ingleson A. T. Daniels Harry McDowell McDowell Hawthorn Y. M. C. A Daniels Mac Scott Free

Moore gains ground for minority representative at county convention

Friends of W. R. Moore mobilize daily as the Democratic county convention approaches. The article asserts Moore will win Moline support and may attract wider county backing due to his qualifications, despite critics who have not tracked public sentiment closely.

W. R. Moore Mr Moore Moore

Free Cham berlain's Tablets Offer For Stomach Ailments

Wake up with a bad taste in your mouth then visit a drug store for a free sample of Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. One or two doses relieve biliousness and sick headache and constipation.

Chamberlain

Severe electrical storm floods streets and disrupts phones

A violent storm drenched the locality for about an hour with heavy rain and vivid lightning. Streets turned to floods in Rock Island and Moline, hindering outdoor work, while 40 to 50 telephones were knocked out of service. No major property damage was reported.

Celes Rock Island

Load of Beer Careens Past Journal Office

A Gipps Brewing Company wagon laden with beer casks bound for Moline swerves along Fourth Avenue and nearly collides with the Journal office. The team and horses fall, halting the dangerous run with little damage reported though the incident shocks bystanders. Journal map sales offered at 10 cents.

Gipps Brewing Company Tanaway Fourth Avenue Moline Journal Office Slug Six

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