The Atlas on which the world of fiction rests
Prof James Swing delivers the second Sylvan Boat club lecture at the Congregational church in Chicago. He argues that every literature department reflects human nature and that the novel centers on woman as the binding force of fiction, tracing its history from Greece to modern times and praising the sacred beauty of art. The audience applauded a thoughtful eloquence, though a song was cut by an absence.
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Sylvan Boat Club
David Swing
Chicago
P. P. Skugh
Chas. Uubbard
Alis
Sophocles
Greece
Swing
Aline
Non 21
Hercules
George McDonald
Netion
Selene
Pyndall
Walter
John Hadrian
Calvin
Public School Exhibition Advances Bolingi Education
The Bolingi public schools under Prof Gregory and Mrs Vorhees showcase a three week prep and an evening primary program to raise funds for a piano. The High school crowd filled the room with recitations, declamations, songs, and tableaux. A Dec 27 dramatic evening is announced. A Congregational church social follows a large gift of $200 to Rev Barnard from church members.
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Bolingi
Gregory
J. C. Vorhees
Moline
Guy Morgan
Miss Anthony
Evergreen Shore
Croon
Muse
Hattie Piper
Minnie Stephens
Miss Muse
Sadie Reed
Belle Cromwell
Stella Barnard
Widow Brown
Grammar Room
Ida Keene
Congregational Church
Bernard
Prof
E.C. Barnard
Barnard
Good Ladies of
Bristow
C. H. Deere
J. S. Gilmore
Mines choice lot of Louisana oranges at Gleason's
A report notes Gleason's has received a large shipment of Louisana oranges selected by Mines. The event highlights a fresh fruit delivery and local inventory.
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Louisana
Gleason’s
Rock Island Readers Seek Mail by Street Car Link
A Rock Island reader urges The Review to confirm progress on a proposed mail railway between Rock Island and Moline. He cites repeated delays in mailed letters, including one Dec 18 1875, finally delivered Dec 21 after 10 AM, and questions how a letter could arrive by train without the morning Chicago mail.
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Rock Island
Moline
Peoria
Chicago
Proposed New Church Edifice in Moline
The Swede Lutheran church forms a five member committee to survey prospects for a brick church. They report for a 116 by 62 foot main hall with 12 foot ceilings and a 120 to 130 foot steeple. The tower would house Sunday school and parlor space with two side ante rooms. Estimated cost stands at 25000 dollars. A twenty member committee was appointed to arrange completion and next season aims to begin construction. Moline is set to gain prominent churches alongside its manufacturing.
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Moline
Annual Masonic and allied orders officers elected in Doric Lodge
At Doric Lodge No 310 A F and A M the Dec 16 meeting elected W C Bennett as W M and N R Zeigler as SW among other officers J B Gillmore treasurer and G L Cornwall SD installed last evening. Tema Rebekah No 65 elected Job Tuffley N G and others. MOLINE ENCAMPMENT No 1538 chose J Tuffly C P and A E Morey H P. Marriage note reports Max K Walker and Alice C Child wed with Rev E C Barnard officiating and guests.
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Doric Liodge
A. F
A. M
W.C. Bennett
W. M. N. R. Zeigler
W. J. N. Watt
J. W. L. D. Groom
Gillmore
G. L. Cornwall
James Roseborough
J.D. N
C. Bolton
Tyler
H. A. Barnard
L. Pinkham
W. M. Collins
Lyman Gregory
Job Tuffley
Arthur S. Wright
W. G. Morris
Masonic Board of Relief
Tema Rebekah
Odd Fellows
No. 65
Dunn's Block
N. G
Matilda McCord
V. G
Louisa Ecklund
Lawrence Ecklund
R. S
Lizzie C. Taylor
Treas
Moline
Moline Encampment
Job Tuffly
C. P. A. E. Morey
H. P. J. Y. Young
J. W. J. E. Taylor
W. A. Allengreen
J. D. Long
Christmas notes and local happenings in Moline
Christmas cheer fills Moline with church events and concerts. The High school closes for a week and dramatic and musical programs loom at the High school and Moline Musical Society. Local firms advertise, from Eklund’s holiday selections to Barnard & Leas machinery orders, with community notices on thefts, church offerings, and civic meetings.
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Eklund’s
Barnard & Leas Manufacturing Company
Greenland
India
Coral Strand
High School Exhibition Program Preview
The High school hosts an evening of performances including declamations such as Let There Be Light and The Creeds of the Belle, readings, and music. Participants listed include H Williams Lucy Ainsworth Calvin Ainsworth F H Hartzell Kate Raymond Emma Jenkins and others with pieces like Down by the Sea and From the Lady of the Lake.
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Lucy Ainsworth
Dundreary
Brighton
Xmusic
John Gale
Calvin Ainsworth
Gale
F. H. Williams
Emma Jenkins
Local merchants tout goods and coal services in East Moline
A. Anderson plans fair dealing and coal orders for Green River. Margraf & Epp advertise Christmas trees and a wide range of goods. Clendenin & Martin offer perfumery and toiletries. Gleason's promotes Christmas candy and nuts as the city’s cheapest retailer.
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A. Anderson
East Moline
Green River
Margraf & Epp
Clendenin
Ogees
Lofquist Infant Buried in Moline Death Notice
Albert Levi Lofquist, aged 2 years 6 months 5 days, oldest son of Nels and Celia Lofquist, died in Moline on December 18, 1875. The brief notice records the child’s age and family ties.
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Lofquist
Moline
Albert Levi
Nels
Celia Lofquist
Agricultural Goods and Prices Update Trade List
A scanned price list lists items across groceries and staples with per unit costs. It includes leaf syrups molasses spices tea rice salt dairy and canned goods, plus meats, eggs, fruits, vegetables, grains and feed, with weekly corrections by R. L. Brown and notes on standard measures in bushels pounds and barrels.
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R. L. Brown
Pring
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