Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Moline Daily Journal in Moline, Illinois

We have 16,533,978 pages in Illinois

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 16 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Moline Daily Journal

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1901

Page

4

Thief Strikes Folsom's Jewelers on East 17th Street

A bold daylight burglary at H D Folsom's jewelry store on East 17th Street yields about two dozen gold lockets and four ladies watches worth roughly 200 dollars. The thief shattered a plate glass window and vanished with no clues, while police and night watchman had no suspicions until the tray turned up at Healey's liquor store.

Rock Island H. D. Folsom J W Reynolds Young & McCombs Healey's East 17Th Street Peter Hayman Avenue 111Th Street 19Th Street Fulsom The Argus McCabe Rock Island Police Department

Trinity church vestry names treasurer and finances

A vestry meeting of Trinity Episcopal Church Rock Island elected George Bennett as treasurer replacing absent W L Eyster. DeSoland and Beck were named a financial committee to audit bills and systematize collections as Rev R F Sweet’s health shows gradual improvement via a letter from Edgartown Martha’s Vineyard.

Trinity Episcopal Church of Rock Island George Bennett DeSoland Bennett W.L. Eyster Beck LreSoland R F Sweet Edgartown Marthas Vonesard Sweet Tee Reach Peck Eshand

Baseball Scores National League Summary

In a busy NL slate the Boston team beat Chicago 6 to 2 while New York lost to Boston 9 0. Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia 6 to 2 and St Louis won 4 to 2 against Philadelphia. Brooklyn topped Pittsburgh 4 to 0 and Washington routed Boston 9 to 0. Baltimore and Milwaukee games were postponed by rain or parade events.

Boston Chicago New York Cincinnati Philadelphia St. Louis Brooklyn Pittsburgh Baltimore Milwaukee Cleveland Washington

Postponed Rain Delays Several College Games

Weather disruptions affect games in St Paul Minneapolis Columbus and Grand Rapids with results from Saint Joseph Des Moines and Dayton. Notable scores include Grand Rapids losing to Wheeling 1 to 4 and Dayton defeating Marlon 4 to 3 while other contests were postponed.

St Paul maha—Omaha Kansas City St Joseph Erm Moines Des Moines Minneapolis Columbus Grand Rapids Grand H Rapids Wheeling Dayton Duayton Marlon

Dr King's New Life Pills Promoted by Local Druggist

A testimonial-style note touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a powerful remedy transforming weakness into strength and dullness into energy. Local druggist F J Lenhoon of Moline endorses the product in the Journal, claiming notable health benefits.

Dr King Moline

Father Gomes Aids Son In Returning Stolen Money

E. H. Persons, father of G. W. Persons, arrived in Rock Island from Cincinnati to help secure his son's release after he obtained money under false pretenses in printing the Labor Day program. The pair refunded about 21 dollars to victims. 50 cents remains unpaid. The son may plead guilty to a misdemeanor in county court and return home after punishment. The elder Persons is described as respectable, with a prior career in travel.

E. H. Persons G. W. Persons Rock Island Cincinnati Bar of Justice State

Social News From South Moline and Surroundings

South Moline reports include Mrs. Witton Snook enjoying a vacation in Freeport while Mrs. Wilson Harris visits Miss Zalah Wells in East Moline. Residents pass along illness updates as Mrs J W Parker improves. Church choirs plan a lawn social at Clarence Trevor’s home. Arch ie Biggs and Allan Biggs showcase carriages for the Sechler Carnage Co. at fairs. Nellie Turner and Stanley Turner visit W I D Aiken. George Brown is in Andaluala for unspecified reasons.

South Moline Witton Snook Freeport Wilson Harris East Moline Zalah Wells Res S H Weed Colona J W Parker Clarence Trevor O ' Looker Mabel May Albe Raig Austin Archie Allan Biggs Sechler Carnage Co Nellie Stanley Turner Aiken Presbyterian Misa Lizzie Montgomery George Brown Andaluala

Social and Personal News From Davenport and Rock Island

Social items report weddings, engagements, and departures. Deer & Tr Company shipper DPolph M Shellberg wed Della Bratt at Grace Lutheran with close family attendance. Other notices include Frank P B Halls and Josephine Pierce nuptials in Davenport, club events, and local movements of residents and officials.

Dpolph M. Shellberg Deere & Tr Company Della Bratt Shellberg Inga Shellberg 6Th Avenue Andrew Bratt 4Th Avenue Grace Lutheran Church Hoffstein Theodore Hilda Bratt Frank PB. Halls Chicago Josephine Pierce Rollins 8. W. Pierce Brady Street Davenport

School shoes from John Hallgren back from Sweden

John Hallgren returns from Sweden to offer a line of school shoes for boys and girls. All union made. Check prices and quality before buying McKinnie block.

John Hallgren Sweden All Union Made McKinnie Block

Helen J. For Sale Space in the Adlet Column

A past notice from Passaic NY recounts a romantically penned letter mistakenly addressed to Hell NJ and later to a Passaic sweetheart. The writer’s affectionate lines were overshadowed by a misaddressed addressee and a printed ad column instruction for selling space.

Passat NY Hell, NJ Passaic New Jersey Journal

Guests at the Hotels and Guests Listed

A roster of guests visiting major cities includes Summers RP and Dunlap from Chicago, H P Mitchell from St Louis, C L Robb from Buffalo, A G Smeathers and E M Despers from Chicago, WwW F Norton from Chicago, E B Dretfoos from Chicago, Enoch Root from Palm Beach, Q Gummins from Milwaukee, J B Ash from New York, Mrs A P Atkins from Chicago, J Hartman from Bloomington, W H Griffin from New York, and W Frendenberg from Chicago. The list shows multiple travelers staying at local hotels across several urban centers.

Dunlap Chicago H P Mitchell St Louis C. L. Robb Buffalo Smeathers

Wagner Opera House questions Journal purchase

A note from the Wagner Opera House asks if readers subscribe to or purchase the Journal, seeking confirmation or offering subscription options. It reflects local reader engagement and venue outreach.

Young Lady Hilma Carlson Struck by Nervous Illness

Miss Hilma Carlson a 20s resident at 846 17th Avenue suffered a sudden nervous prostration yesterday while visiting Mrs. Wittick at 1046th Avenue. She had worked in the Rock Island Buggy Company sewing department and grew overworked and anxious in the heat, with medical help delayed until Dr. Craig attended and she improved after transport home.

Hilma Carlson John Swanson 17Th Avenue Miss Carlson Charles Wittick 1046Th Avenue Rock Island Buggy Company Mina Carlsch Craig Carlson

Friedl globe for St Louis 1903 exposition towers over city

A giant Friedl globe for the 1903 St Louis exposition rises 700 feet above ground with a 110 foot roof garden housing two restaurants and two theaters. A 295 foot coliseum ringed by iron bridges offers grounds views while 420 foot music hall features an automatic organ and 450 foot aerial palm garden.

Weather Bureau

St. Luke's Hospital Incorporation Recorded in Davenport

Articles of incorporation for St. Luke's Hospital were filed in Davenport, establishing a 60 year charter. First trustees include Rt. Rev. Theo. N. Morrison, W. L. Allen, W. F. Ross, E. S. Hammatt, and A. J. Preston with initial terms for one year.

St. Luke's Hospital Recorder’s Office Davenport Theo. N. Morrison Iowa R. J. Hoyt F .W. Keator W. F. Ross A.J. Preston J. H. Whitaker J. J. Richardson E. 8. Hamma W. L. Allen E. 8. Hammatt A. J Preston

Night of Terror Tests New Discovery for Lung Dread

Mrs H Lincoln recalls the terrifying night for General Burnham’s widow of Machias Maine as doctors warned of death from pneumonia. She credits D King’s New Discovery with saving her life and curing consumption after a night of fear. The remedy promises to cure throat chest and lung diseases and is offered at 60 cents and 1 dollar with free trial bottles at Fr Clendenin’s in Moline Illinois.

Burnham Machias Mra H. Lincoln D. King Clendenin

Also Mentioned on This Page

Folsom's RF Sweet Trinity Mr Warn Rer Adelither National League Western Association Father Gomes Watch Tower Euelpis Club M. A. Gould Fred E. Krell Rock Insland Louisville, Ky Krell Red Star Compressed Yeast Company A. D'Soland Sunior San Francisco Trinity Church of Rirk Island General Episcopal Convention Arthur Brulton Maquoreta Clara Lewis West Liberty J H Cleland Petersen DR. Moore Kewanee Lakes Rose Goldberg St Leouis P Munlap Chicago American West Ben Holme Charlotte Erickson At & Oclock Etex Heffetein Prlican Maurice Gaylord Fife Winifred Gettemy Peoria Onoash Julia Footarttemy Iob Gaylord Hiaxe Urbana Arthur Brown E. H Wlison Amanda Schaeffer West End Woman's Veteran Relief Union Apron Society M. B. Church of Dykema New York City Frank A. Manny Europe Manny Workingmen's Young Ladies’ Society of the Mission Tabernacle Elizabeth Olson 18Th Avenue Louis H. Berry 12Th Avenue King’s Daughters Berry First Baptist Church T. H. Thomas Topeka Lincoln Denver T J Medill John Feehan Susan Baunson Justice Schriver Carl Nyquist Herman Wahlstrand Bride Laura Beckmann Herman Lamper St Joe Mich Anna Segur Benton Harbor George L. Benton Reece Springfield Rebekah Degree Indianapolis Harry McCarthy State University At Champaign Fifteenth Street Fin Brussel Helen J Wagner Opera House Sey x Anne Fre Pont Wood & Ward's Big Company Mel Sadey ST. Luke's Hospital Incorporated U.S. Clothing Co the Norfolk Jacket U. S Our Boys
Search Courier

Search the Moline Daily Journal Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Moline Daily Journal?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication