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Newspaper

Moline Daily Journal

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1902

Page

5

Standard Table Oil Cloth firm to build Rock Island factory

Rock Island gains a new Standard Table Oil Cloth Company plant with an initial investment of at least 125000 dollars. G M McKelvey and colleagues announce site at eight acres west end of Rock Island, with a 450 by 300 feet building and a 75 by 90 feet annex. Plant aims for 1600 daily pieces and operation by November, employing about 60 workers with daily wages from 1.76 to 3.60 dollars. Plans may include Camden New Jersey acquisition for heavier goods if finalized.

Pi Geox Syatea Messrs. G. M. Meex Kelvey Thomas N. Goodlatte Rock Island Ctory Y'Yaland Weyerhaeuser + Deere - Robinson - Rosenfield Syndicate Mock Island Kahlke Boat Yard Camden N. J

Democratic Congressional Committee Names Executive and Finance Committees

The Democratic committee’s general HQ will be in Washington and the executive HQ in Chicago. Chairman Griggs announced the executive and finance members led by Benjamin T Cable and a slate including N Adams and others, with a May 29 Washington meeting and a Concordia Park opening picnic on May 25 featuring balloon ascension and parachute jump.

Democratic Congressional Washington Executive Committee Chicago Griggs Benjamin T. Cable Nixon New York W .A Clark Montana James M Guffey Pennsylvania Isador Strauss George Turner Henry 8. Black Clark Howell, Jr Georgia Frederick Potter Carter Harrison Ilinois George P Foster Illinois P. W. Denster Wisconsin J A Norton Ohio James P. Denster J. A Norton James P Talaferro Florida John A. Dougherty Missouri I- 18 Cable East Concordia Park

Miners killed in explosion at Coal Creek mines

Explosion at Fratervilla and Thistle coal mines in Coal Creek Tennessee blinds many workers. One body recovered and thirty more badly burned or unrecognizable. Superintendent estimates total deaths could reach 160 as mines burn. A single survivor escaped.

Coal Creek Tenn Fratervilla Thistle

Cyclone Rips Texas Leaves Death and Destruction

A cyclone sweeps large parts of southern and western Texas causing 60 to 200 deaths and extensive property loss. The report mentions Goliad nearly destroyed and ongoing distress in many districts. Other items note labor unrest, political health issues, and international affairs.

Texas Goliadets Mitchell United Mine Workers Julia Williams Detroit Hanna Gen Duffield Fifth Avenue Hotel New York

Norwegian Day Observed with Speeches and Music

Norwegian day was celebrated yesterday at Norwegian camp on Rock River. Patriotic Norwegians attended in force with speeches and music. The Liet Erickson society hosted the entertainment, drawing many friends to enjoy the day.

Oth ‘River Rock River Liet’Erickson Society

Storm demolishes Davenport furniture stack during lightning strike

A Saturday morning storm shattered the 85 foot Peterson and Koostman furniture stack on River Street East Davenport. Brick and debris collapsed into the factory, injuring none but knocking workers to the floor. engine room debris likely damaged the engine. Damage estimated at about 4000 dollars. The steamer Winona witnessed the event and the drawbridge automatics failed due to a second lightning strike.

Davenport Peterson & iKoostman Furniture River Street Jerry Lynch Winona Rock Island Bridge Arsenal

Illinosa Scholastic meet records set in Champaign

At the Illinois Scholastic Athletic Association annual meet in Champaign five records were broken and one equaled. Hails of Central won the fifty yard dash in 0.54 seconds 65. Barker of Evanston ran the half mile in 2 04 4 5. Henderson of South Division clocked 10 3 5 in the hundred yard dash and 24 in the 220 yard dash. Buckwalter of South Division 52 in the quarter mile. Melin of Springfield 450 in the tile run. Salmon of Englewood 27 1 5 in the 20 yard low hurdles. Parrish of Paris high jumped 5 8 1 2 inches. Maxwell of Englewood threw 45 3 in the shot put. Catlin of West Aurora 104 in the discus. Moline did not place.

Illinoisa Scholastic Athletic Association Champaign Central Barker Evanston Henderson South Division Buckwalter Melin Springfield Salmon Englewood

Lawn care service available with satisfaction guarantee

An advertisement offers lawn care with guaranteed satisfaction by a contractor. It includes contact by William Manne at Eleventh Avenue Hirsch and Anderson fire insurance and promotes lawn maintenance services.

William Manne Eleventh Avenue Hirsch & Anderson, Fire Insurance

Local Notes From South Moline District

Mrs Hattie Brown learns of her brother s wife Mrs Annible of Davenport death at age 70 after stomach and heart troubles funeral to be announced later Geneseo visitor John Eckhart stops by Elmer Agnew s Mrs Adolph Altiz improves after illness Oklahoma born Mrs Youd s daughter-in-law returns to live in Moline Alice and Don Bailey visit from Quincy soldiers orphans home James Parker trips to Green River Mrs Henry Dierks relapses Mrs McTadygon Colona visits Sherrill family

South Moline Hattie Brown Annible Davenport John Eckhart Geneseo Elmer Agnew Adolph Altiz Ilness Fuller Oklahoma Youd Moline Alice Don Bailey Quincy Mary Bally Vic Wahlstrand Frank Dufva James Parker Green River Henry Dierks

Kid Noble Convicted of First Degree Murder

Kid Noble, a prize fighter, was found guilty of murder in the first degree at Muscatine and sentenced to life imprisonment. The jury recommended the life term, and Noble showed no emotion as the verdict was read. His brother reacted with obvious distress in the courtroom.

Kid Noble Muscatine Tom Morgan Noble Morgan

Local Loan Service Promises Quick, Private Help

The ad notes times of financial embarrassment and invites people to call for discreet loans. It emphasizes no publicity, flexible amounts, and reasonable, just terms on short notice. It markets accessible financing without public exposure.

Figure for Yourself Loan Terms and Security Offer

A lending notice promises quotes on rates and terms for loans using furniture plane horses wagons and other personal property as security. It emphasizes reliable methods courteous treatment and asks potential borrowers to respond when in need of money.

Novelty Ironworks Offers Lawn Mower Service

Fidelity Loan Company promotes maintenance tips with a note about arranging lawn mowers at Novelty Ironworks, located one block north of the post office.

Novelty Ironworks

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Messra. I White Frank Mixter Rock Island Club Committee On Rock Island County Benjamin T Cable Ill F. M Cockrell Edward M . Shepard James Richardson Tennessee Judson L. Harmon David 8. Quermeyer Kansas Jacob Ruppert, Jr Josiah Quincey Massachusetts F G. Newlands Nevada E. C. Hall John 8. Robinson Nebraska James M. Griggs San Francisco the Journal Hastings Abetha McCullough Mary William Austen Peoples Furniture & Carpet Fifth Avenue Mostine Raiitel Ame Rat Fe, Tor Sen Sant Bey Federation of Labor Rethy Armour & Company Alfonso Madrid Carupano White Star Line Hine Atlantic Shipping Combine General Chaffee Moro Dattea Mindanao United States Datto Ruty Lord Pauncefote White Sox St. Louis Browns Michigan Pittsburg McChesney Wall Street Europe London Moline Boys Parrish Paris Maxwell Catlin West Aurora Hammer Perrin McTadgyon Colona Sherrill Third Avenue Fidelity Loan Company SRS Eat Mullane Fourth Avenue Fifteenth Street
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