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Newspaper

Moline Daily Journal

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1901

Page

5

Steel Worker Dies At Sylvan Steel Plant

R C W South a Rock Island resident and Sylvan steel works laborer died at work from heart disease. He complained of chest pains yesterday and on this morning’s shift collapsed while resting. a coroner’s jury found death due to heart disease. South aged about 45 to 60 lived at 422 4th Avenue.

R. C W. South Rock Island Sylvan Steel Works South Sylvan Island 4Th Avenue A. E. Kohler

Rock Island Officials Form Social Municipal League

About 20 former and current Rock Island aldermen mayors and clerks attended a Wednesday meeting to form a social organization. Ex Mayor Medill chaired with City Clerk Schaffer as secretary. A permanent body will be formed with committees on permanent organization and membership and eligibility extended to past and future city officers.

Rock Island Tr. J. Mediil H. C. Schaffer Medill

Members sign roll as group adjourns to form constitution

Those present signed the membership roll as the association adjourned to meet again in the city council room on Wednesday evening Oct 2. The committee on permanent organization will report a constitution and by laws and name for the organization.

Kens B. F. Knox William McConochlie A G

Rainy Day Semifinals in Rock Island Ladies Golf

In the Rock Island arsenal golf links semi-finals, played amid rain, Mrs. Martin defeated Mrs. Pierce five up three to play and Mrs. Skinner beat Miss Van Patten one up. Consolation matches saw Mrs. Robinson win two up over Mrs. Donahue and Mrs. Hollowbush prevail eight up six to play. Finals set today with Mrs. Martin vs Mrs. Skinner for the championship and Mrs. Robinson vs Mrs. Hollowbush for the consolation.

Rock Island Arsenal Golf Links Mrs. Martin Mrs. Pierce Skinner Miss van Patten Robinson Mrs. Donahue Hollowbush Wiliams

Boy from St Ambrose Fractures Arm Again

Joseph Kropp of St Ambrose College Davenport broke the same arm about an inch above a prior fracture after a fall down steps. Dr Kerns attended him.

Joseph Kropp St. Ambrose College Davenport Kerns

Mrs Christina Dietz Dies At Home In Rock Island

Mrs Christina Dietz died at 2 46 this morning at her home 1601 Sixth Avenue Rock Island.

Christina Dietz 6Th Avenue, Rock 'Sland

Woodmen News Service Discontinued Across Offices

The Woodmen news service provided to editors by the head office has been suspended. It supported newspapers with free news advertising, and its discontinuation removes that assistance for both the paper and the order.

Woodmen Order

Gratitude Emphasized for Rev J F Robinson at Prayer Meet

Strong attendance at the First Methodist prayer meeting expresses deep gratitude for Rev J F Robinsons faithful work with the church and its auxiliaries and regrets his contemplated removal from the community.

J F Robinson

Gaetjer Announces Candidacy for State Representative

Gaetjer of Rock Island formally announces his candidacy for state representative. He has previous campaign experience and, like a seasoned newspaper advertiser, believes in persistence. Several supporters want to see him secure a new job.

Gaetjer Rock Island Chris

International Brotherhood of Blacksmiths to Move President

John Slocum, general president of the International Brotherhood of Blacksmiths, plans to move his residence from San Francisco to Moline to centralize the organization's work. The brotherhood has about 17,000 members in the United States and Canada. Its convention was held in Rock Island a few years ago. R. B. Kerr, the general secretary, lives in Moline.

Organize Tithing Band At Second Methodist Church

A Tuesday meeting of South Moline Second Methodist Episcopal members formed a tithing band to donate part of their income to religious work. Elected officers include President William Brown Secretary Ada Wisor and Treasurer Effie Littler.

Second Methodist Episcopal South Moline William Brown Ada Wisor Effie Littler

Rainfall Boosts Potatoes and Pastures This Week

Persistent showers Wednesday benefited open potato crops and pastures, promising a large crop increase. A town farmer noted the rain will improve yields, helping farmers amid previous shortages and high prices.

A L Bollinger Dies After Sudden Heart Paralysis in Davenport

A L Bollinger, 62, prominent Davenport businessman and Sieg Iron Company president, died after a heart paralysis while visiting his daughter Mrs Louis Block at 1416 Rock Island street. Born May 14, 1839 in Lancaster Peoria county Illinois, he served in the Civil War and later worked as a traveling salesman for Sieg Iron. He married Emily D Wills in 1865 and moved to Davenport in 1873, where he earned respect for his genial nature and public spirit. He is survived by his wife and several sons.

Louis Block Rock Island Street Duvenport Albert L. Bollinger Sieg Iron Company R. Bleg Hoefle Bollinger Davenport Lancaster Peoria County Geneseo Emily D. Wills Rolling R West

Electricians Convention to Convene in Rock Island

The State Electrical Association plans its annual convention in Rock Island this September and October with about 60 delegates expected. Festivities include a reception at the Rock Island Armory and other entertainments to be announced. Bucklen's Arnica Salve is praised for quick healing of burns and skin eruptions and is sold by F J Clendenin in Moline.

A Kellett Williford

Burris Case Dismissed in Threats Trial

James Burris Rock Island city scavenger faced a charge of threatening to kill John Armstrong and his sons. Magistrate Johnson heard the complaint but the witness failed to substantiate the charge, and the case was dismissed.

James Burris Rock Island John Armstrong Johnson

Watters Joins Journal In Charge Of Circulation

C D Watters enters local newspaper work to lead circulation for the Daily Journal of Moline. He resigns from Deere & Company after 10 years and will dedicate himself to distributing news through a restructured route system with Watters & Anderson continuing as book and news partners.

C. D. Watters Cr. Watters Deere & Company Watters Watters & Anderson Designat Moline Frank Anderson Anderson

Aledo Democrat Changes Hands To New Ownership

The Aledo Democrat is sold this week to J E Murdock and Hugh Durning, both Aledo gentlemen. George M Eames departs after over 20 years with the paper and will enter business in Denver. The new firm promises a success and continues the paper’s legacy.

Aledo Democrat George M Eames J E. Murdock Hugh Durning Aledo Eames The Democrat Denver

Funeral for Mrs Mary Philp Held at Home Rock Island

The funeral for the late Mrs Mary Philp was conducted at 10 am from the family residence 2614 8th avenue Rock Island. She died suddenly while breakfasting Tuesday morning. her daughter Miss Ellen Philp principal of Irving School was notified upon reaching the school.

Mary Philp 8Th Avenue Rock Island Ellen Philp Irving School

Lindvall's Window Shows Half Price Jewelry Bargains

John Lindvall, the 16th street jeweler, displayed high priced goods at half price in a window, selling eight or ten items within an hour and continuing to sell rapidly as customers flock to the display. The sale offers genuine bargains for passersby.

John Lindvall 16Th Street Mr Lindvall

Insane Adjudication of Mrs. Sarah Welch

Mrs. Sarah Welch wife of Moline assistant chief was adjudged insane by county court. A commission of Drs. Kohler and Mock found her 41 and previously declared insane in 1887 linked to maternity. She has four children, youngest three. former confinement lasted about six months with commitment to Watertown hospital.

Sarah Welch Moline A .E. Kohler E. W Mock Mia Welch Hos

Hutchersons Relatives Sought by Davenport Police

Acting Chief Hitchcock received a letter from North Cowlehan Vancouvers Island officials about an elderly man named Hutcherson who has lived abroad for about nine years. He reportedly came from Davythport where he resided 25 years, shows feeble strength and fading mind, and may have at least two daughters living near the city. The Canadian officers cannot provide further details, and police urge assistance to locate Hutcherson’s relatives.

Hitchcock Davenport North Cowlehan Vancouvers Island Olumbia Davythport

Whiteside Bankrupt filed in New York with debts of 11130

Walker Whiteside aeter and former theatrical manager connected to St Hendersons and Rock Island resident of Hastings on-the-Flnction filed a New York bankruptcy petition listing liabilities of 11130 and no assets. He claims a gold watch worth 50 clothing 110 professional library portraits 76 and other items as his property. Debts chiefly arose in New York during the 1897 98 season for salaries printing royalties and similar charges.

Ings On New York

Bonner's Case Moves to County Court for Bail

W H Bonner the sewing machine agent under bonds to the grand jury faced new bail in county court on the charge of obtaining money under false pretenses by claiming to be an agent of Singer Sewing Machine Company. The prior charge was dismissed by State's Attorney Weld to avoid a grand jury investigation, which would still bring a misdemeanor trial in county court.

Bonner Grand Jury Singer Sewing Machine Company Atto Weld

Schley Objects to Howison in Court Discussion

The report records Schley challenging Howison as a member of the court this afternoon. He notes Howison's prior statements about Sampson and questions the honors on a destruction in the matter, highlighting tension within the court proceedings.

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