Memorial and veterans society notices in Moline
Society notices call Moline Business Men's Association members to city hall at 1 p m Thursday for memorial services at First Congregational church. An open Graham Peat meeting Friday invites old soldiers and Sons of Veterans to discuss forming a Sons of Veterans camp in Moline. Committees include John Gamble, J W Warr, and W A Golden.
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Moline Business Men’s Association
First Congregational Church
W. Rank
Graham Peat
Sons of Veterans
Moline
John Gamble
J. W. Warr
W .A. Golden
Upcoming City Events Highlight Concerts and Fairs
Promenade concert and dance by the Marine band at Industrial Home hall on Sept 21. Springfield 48th annual state fair runs Sept 30 to Oct 6. Wagner Opera House presents Valley Forge on Sept 30. Monarch Club dance at Vorwart's hall in Moline on Oct 6. Versuvius Club dance at Industrial Hall in Moline on Oct 12.
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Industrial Home Hall
Marine Band
Springfield
Wagner Opera House
Valley Forge
Tlinois
Monarch Club
Vorwart's
Moline
Versuvius Club
Industrial Hall
A Turkish Bath Wagner Saturday Sept 21 advertised
Local ads tout a Turkish Bath at the Wagner venue to revive energy and drive away dull care. Readers are urged to visit for a clean, invigorating experience and to enjoy a concert at the Industrial Home featuring the Marine Band of 20 pieces.
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Ufe
Wagner
Powell Pros Contracts Cement Curbing Along Asphalt Line
Chicago based Powell Pros arrived with the contract to lay cement curbing for the asphalt paving project. The Moline Industrial Home hall opens next Saturday with a grand promenade concert by the Marine Band and the Industrial Home Association. Admission is 36 cents for men and 15 cents for ladies. one ticket includes both concert and ball. Frank Anderston of Rock Island lost two fingers in a steel mill incident when his hand was caught in a cog wheel, with serious mangling and amputation of the fourth and ring fingers.
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Powell
Chicago
Moline Industrial Home
Marine Band and Industrial Home Association
Frank Anderston
4Th Avenue
Rock Island
Insects and X Rays Experiments in Brobdingnagian Field Trials
A writer in The American X Ray Journal describes experiments exposing insect colonies to Roentgen rays. Larvae and various insects were placed in a split box with a lead barrier. after irradiation, they retreated to the shielded half. Similar tests with blind beetle larvae produced distress and refuge in the metal box. The observations suggest a nerve based perception of the pain through the skin.
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American X Ray Journal
West Point cited as premier military school by critics
The Army and Navy Journal lauds West Point for transforming raw youth into disciplined, capable officers with strong character and leadership. The piece claims the United States Army benefits from its best trained gentlemen in command and stresses humane conduct over European arrogance.
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West Polot
Europe
West Point
United States Army
Army and Navy Journal
Will Stop All Traffic For Funeral Services
Baltimore Sept 18 President George R Webb of United Railways to halt all cars on over 400 miles of track when funeral services begin at Canton on Thursday and continue for five minutes. St Louis Sept 18 Frederick J V Skiff of Chicago appointed to direct and supervise exhibits for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition to be held in St Louis in 1903. Troops reenter Peking Sept 18 Chinese troops reenter Peking as Americans and Japanese hand control of the Forbidden City to Chinese authorities.
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Baltimore
George R. Webb
United Railways
Canton
St Louis
Committee On Organization
Frederick J V. Skiff
Chicago
Shure
Peking
Hemericans
Forbidden City
Indianap olis visitors attend parade and concert crowds
In Indianapolis 50 000 visitors were in town on Tuesday. The parade of odd fellows drew 26 000 in line with 68 bands and 1 400 musicians joined at the monument. Nighttime crowds of 50 000 heard Nearer My God to Thee and The Star Spangled Banner as bands marched downtown. Grand Forks reports first snow of the season with light fall hindering threshing and leaving thousands of acres unthreshed.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United Bands
Grand Forks
N. D
Webster Republican committeeman and revenue collector dies
Charleston Sept 18. A Webster, republican committeeman and collector of internal revenue for South Carolina, died Tuesday at Orangeburg.
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Charleston
E. A Webster
Internal Revenue
South Carolina
Orangeburg
Sneeree of Betrayal and a Baby’s Simple Reassurance
A fragment describes a prisoner Owin and a sneeze causing a confrontation. It then shifts to Minnie Warn Pleaned a three year old who, after misbehavior, calmly tells her mother she’s glad the issue is settled and walks away.
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Minnie
Mss
Dr King’s New Life Pill Promises Quick Vitality
Bustling ad touts “busiest and mightiest” pill turning weakness into strength and brain fog into mental power. Claims rapid health boost with 25c per box sold by F J Clenden in Moline.
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Dr King
F J Clenden
Moline
Cures for Dysentery and Diarrhoea Sold Locally
A Bradford County man credits Cham berlinia Colle Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving a bicycle trip and curing a dysentery attack. F L Taylor of New Albany recalls taking two doses before and during the ride to complete the journey and being never ill. He also reports a later dysentery illness cured by one dose. Sold by F J Clendenin and E. Heimbeck.
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F L. Taylor
New Albany
Bradford County
Ward
Laceyville
F J Clendenin
E. Heimbeck
Mrs McKinley Sobs as Nation Prepares for Mourning
The article describes Mrs. McKinley’s fragile condition in Canton as the nation braces for the president’s funeral. She endures grief with fortitude, though fear of a collapse lingers after the shock. Major remains a distant comfort in the impending ceremonies.
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Canton
Major
Sheill
Roosevelt Holds First Cabinet Meeting in Washington
President Roosevelt convened his first cabinet meeting in Washington at three o'clock on Tuesday and requested all members to retain their posts for the full term. He said the administration would follow McKinley's Buffalo speech and sought to inform them of departmental matters. He stressed the aim to serve through the term and noted no resignations were needed.
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Washington
Roosevelt
McKinley
MacKinley
Buffalo
Cowles
Canton
Pharmacy guarantees refunds on tar syrup and cough remedy
The Bottles Pharmacy and G. Sandstrom promise refunds if Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar fails to cure coughs or colds. A 50-cent bottle is refundable if no cure, and a 26-cent bottle is refundable if not satisfactory.
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Greene
G. Sandstrom
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Mia
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Ilinois
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Ith Avenue
Ana
U. &. Clothing Company
3D Avenue
U. S
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McKinnie Bidg
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John Carleon
Sth
N. H. Cederberg
W. Odell
Wood & Peek
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Eenee Lawrence M. Magill
Skinner Block
Tackbon
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Rock Inland
C.J. Searle
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Rock Tnland
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