Augustana Boys Lead Finishing Touches in Final Installation
College students complete preparations for the installation celebration with a grand procession led by the Augustana group.
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Jolly Augustana Boys
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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1901
Page
5
Augustana College installs Dr Youngert in Swedish rite
Dr Youngert was installed as professor at Augustana College in a Swedish language ceremony. Rev J Wikstrand led scripture and prayer, followed by a solo and remarks by Dr Novelius. Students praised the president elect and pledged support as the procession toured Rock Island and Moline before returning to campus for coffee and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Youngert
Augustana College
J. Wikstrand
Mraen
Novelus
Forsander
Youngert
Augustana
Dr. Andreen
A. S. Hamilton
G. A. Andreen
Raenenn Ace | Coftabilyy Uilerouime
Christopher Carlson
Euria
Sigs Selquist
Olsson
North
Lfe
Augustana University
Spe
C A. Hallberg
Erickson
Rock Island
Knox
C. O. Lundquist
Moline
Wessel
Jacobson
Twin Cities
Novelius
Messrs
Morton
A. Andreen
Cold remedy from old advice column
A reader describes catching a cold in a draught and is advised to drink hot water with a teaspoon of Davis Pain Killer at bedtime. The guidance frames folly and wisdom, urging a simple home remedy to break up the illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pe “Davis
Quiet Craps Game Ends With Fines After Police Raid
Officers raided a craps game in an alley on 19th Street between 1st and 2nd Avenues. F Duffy received $8 fine plus costs, John A Rohden paid $1180 after a $23 stack, Wilbur Dudley faced $3 and cage trimmings, while another man offered a poplar excuse and was cited. Jacobson disputes the location claiming his yard was involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wardstrom
John A Rohden
Squire Webb
Wilbur Dudley
3D Avenue
19Th Street
Let
2D Avenues
Jacobson
At the Old Stand Sells Cable Coal and More
F L Natt sells genuine Cable coal along with LaSalle and Dart coal at 1102 8th Avenue Moline. Phone 2009.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F L. Natt Sella
Cable
LaSalle
Dart Coal
8D Avenue
Moline
Mayer Showed Fine Line of Yoke Overcoats
Mayer displays a stylish line of yoke overcoats for fashionable dressers emphasizing proper outerwear choice and refined tailoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayer
Railcar Demonstration Vehicle Returns to Hawthorn Yards
The signal and air brake demonstration car is back at Hawthorn yards for a few days. Built to tour railroad centers, it educates railroad men with daily lectures led by W. W. White who oversees the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorn
W. W. White
Chamberlin and Kindt Acquire Bill-Posting Business
Messrs Chamberlin and Kindt, theatrical circuit managers, have purchased the bill posting business from Bleuer and Miller in Rock Island, gaining control of plants in three cities except those owned by Skinner C Company in Moline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Chamberlin & Kindt
Bleuer & Miller
Rk Island
Skinner C Company
Mo Hne
Death of Mrs. Mary Oakleaf in Moundley Kas
J B Oakleaf receives a telegram with news of his mother Mrs Mary Oakleaf’s death at Moundley Kansas. He plans to leave for that place this evening. The rest of the item promotes the Varsity Suits for the up to date young man and Mayer ex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Oakleaf
Mary Oakleaf
Moundley
Kas
Mayer
Population per town lot in Illinois cities
From census figures Rock Island and Moline are the most densely populated after Chicago with 3.93 inhabitants per town lot. Other cities listed include Quincy 6.16, Bloomington 4.05, Springfield 3.74, Peoria 3.61, Joliet 3.44, Decatur 3.21, Galesburg 3.17, Chicago 2.53, Alton 2.36, Rockford 2.30, East St Louis 2.13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Moline
Chicago
Quincy
Bloomington
Springfield
Peoria
Joliet
Decatur
Galesburg
Chicag
Alton
Rockford
East St Louis
Botanic Blood Balm Ad Promises Free Trials
An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for ulcers eczema skin diseases and blood disorders. It claims 30 years of testing thousands cured and offers 1000 free trial treatments with prepaid medical advice and $1 bottles from Atlanta Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blood Balm Co
Atlanta
Moline to Meet Kewanee in Midweek Football Clash
High school football action set for tomorrow afternoon at Athletic park as Moline and Kewanee clash. Moline seeks to avoid a repeat of last Saturday’s Geneseo defeat while Kewanee brings a strong, fast lineup coached by a Princeton graduate. Geneseo warned Moline to expect a tough contest. lineups p. also noted. Additional items mention Mayer’s children’s suits and season ticket pricing, plus Prof Charles Zueblin lectures on Ruskin and Morris at First Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moline High School
Kewanee
Athletic Park
Moline
Geneseo
Kewanee High School
Princeton
Charles Zueblin
First Baptist Church
John Ruskin
Zueblin
William Morris
Klugger Convicted for Petty Larceny in Stolen Property Case
B. F. Klugger was found guilty of receiving stolen property with a value of five dollars. The court ruling categorized the offense as petty larceny, allowing him to avoid penitentiary confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Klugger
Mrs Thoms Gravely Injured After Fire Suffering
The report notes Mrs. Thoms, injured in a recent fire, is gradually dying and has become unconscious as the end may come at any moment. The English Effect features Mayer's newest creation and Ole Olson performs at the Wagner tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayer
Ole Olson
Wagner
Blizzard Memo: Children’s Warm Fleeced-Lined Garments
A brief notice lists prices for children from age infant to 18 years for a warm fleeced lined garment. All sizes available at stated rates.
Morning Fire Destroys Poole Barns On 5th Avenue Runaway Wagon Spooks City
A morning blaze from an ash pan at 5th Avenue barns owned by J B Oak Leaf and 8 S D Poole destroyed Poole’s barn and charred Hill’s, with a horse and buggy of E F Johnson saved. Firefighting lasted under an hour aided by a strong wind. A runaway team mounted by Emil Stanfle sent the chemical wagon careening toward the city dump before being corralled near 2d Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mail
J B Oakleaf
5Th Avenue
D Poole
Poole
Hill
Evelyn Poole
Hill Place
E. F Johnson
Barnard & Leas Company
Emil Stanfle
Dr Dunn
19Th Street
Mr Stange
Rummage Sale a Big Success at Industrial Home Hall
The rummage sale ended with a large pile of items sold and receipts between $600 and $700, with organizers aiming to clear at least $600 after expenses. A new remedy for biliousness, Chamberlin's Stomach and Liver Tablets, is on sale at F J Clendenin's and E Heimbeck's drug stores, priced 25 cents per box with a free sample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Home Hall
F J
Filipino Rebels Attack Ninth Infantry at Bangagon
A Manila dispatch reports four hundred Boleros attacked forty six men of the Ninth infantry on Bangagon island Samar killing ten and wounding six. The company arrived to rout the attackers and killed over a hundred of them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Bangagon
Island
Samar
Fifteen Trapped as Tunnel Cave-In In Pacific Rapid Transit
New York reports a tunnel collapse on the Pacific Rapid Transit road trapping fifteen men. Rescue teams have recovered three bodies and continue efforts to reach those still entombed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pillsbury Dies in Indianapolis at 238 Morning
Indianapolis obituary reports ex Governor Pillsbury died at 238 this morning. The death was confirmed as a sudden end and notes his long career in public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Pillsbury
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Pres. Andreen
Hamilton
Dewend-Kuschmann Furniture Co
Ss Hird Avenue
Moline Deeers
MR. Oakleaf
Varsity
Childrens
Zlebiin
Peterson LE L. Jnderstrom Shallberg
Shaffer Wessel
Roundsville
R. Arrel
Saunders Nelson
Isaacson
Kinnish Wilson
The
Daily Journal
Schley
Frye
Washington
Third Avenue, Moline, Ill
J. A. Sederholm
Third Ave
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