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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1891
Page
4
Factory location battle over new enterprise in Moline
A dispute over where a new wheel factory should be sited pits Moline against timber country as capital stock set at 40000. Rosenfield named vice president with the meeting noting local members will press for Moline to secure the plant while oratory and figures influence the decision.
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Tetas
Tetas Tabrangte F Aye Been Ere Yeaterda Eestoday
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Shimpathy
Yeaterday
Secner
Ciociog Dierighng
BRU
Rosenfield
Moline
Property Records and Local Notices From Rock Island Area
Property transfers listed include Mitchell to Geiger, Downing lot in Moline, and various United States tracts by metes and bounds. Neighborhood deeds reference Rock Island, Reynolds Village, Carbon Cliff, and Chipplannock Cemetery associations. Jubilee fundraising updates note Augustana College and local clergy activity, with a Modern Woodmen burglary in Rock Island.
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Recorder's Office
Mitchell
August Geiger
Edwarda
Moline
Rock Island
United States
Metes and Hounds
Cria
Metes
Rich
M & RT
Meiesy and
DOMAS
Weweater-Ganee
Butterworth
National Clay Co
Andrew Priborg
J Carlaon
Olock
Andrew Friberg
Monmo
Ed King
Fila
Caxon
ReyNolds
Foster Armstrong
Mary L Armstrong
Ncenes
David Lattle
ArmwErnnes
Armstrong
Eliza Quist
Patrick Kenned
August Mortier
Brigge Place
Slan
Abe Lottie E Stevens
HA Clementson
Brook
Meese & Hollgnd
Molino
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Barbmra Bopes
George B Sidner
Dickson & Young
Eftan
Sersee
Alvin Fruxel
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Chicago
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Henry Woltman
Schumacher
Metcs
Chipplannock Cemetery
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Samuel Peterson
John Fairy
Lottie B
Stevena
Helen M
Julia Clark
Stevens
Jz Swansson
Rook
P Mitchell
J B
Willian Wintz
James
Kennedy
Jota
Wil
George Konada
Bose
Carbon Cliff
John J Titterington
Peter D Rogers
Shrep Tao
Franke Bhiewin
Peter D Rogore
Notion of Alliances and Local Industry Talk
A fragment notes four ssnatore wie as lawyers and a preacher, with editors and the call for old parties for votes. It mentions Nottingham Jace coming to the U S for first time, with a Long Island factory to employ about two hundred workers. Freeman Merryman visits Dispatch, and farmers praise limited Nebraska legislative gains.
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Hoten
Nottingham
Free traders warned by sugar tariff history
The essay argues the Mills tariff would have kept most sugar duties, while McKinley removed them, claiming lower prices under McKinley. It notes Dutch standard prices, potential annual savings for a dollar of sugar, and critiques free traders for their past and current stances, urging voters to consider the impact on costs.
Rise of Wire Nail Industry and Tariff Effects
A historical look describes the rapid growth of wire nail manufacture in the United States from 50 000 kegs in 182 to hundreds of thousands, driven by a four cent per pound duty in 1831 and subsequent price declines. It notes Germany origin, shifts to larger nails, and debates tariff as tax. The piece also covers labor and method improvements lowering prices despite wage trends, and briefly reports Wellington Wood Camp No 41 officers election details.
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United States
Germany
Free Trade
McKinley tariff drives foreign firms to relocate to America
The McKinley tariff sparks opposition in England and prompts manufacturers to move plants to the United States. A Glasgow firm plans a Fitchburg mill after touring U.S. southern and midwestern states, while English hopes to curb the exodus by pressuring reform. The piece links trade policy to cross‑atlantic factory shifts and local corporate responses.
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United States
Fall
England
States
America
Liverpool
Massachusetts
Mitchell Manufacturng Company
A. M. Mitchell, Dr., & Sons
Glasgow
Fitchburg
Philadelphia
Roger Mitchell
Middle States
Alexander A. Mitchell
Fitchburg Enterprise
Kpring
Hogland
Tax collection figures from South Moline show totals
Tax collector Thomas Oldhad delivered a delinquent book to Treasurer Campbell on Monday. The book totaled 9 490 88 with 2 182 99 delinquent and 7 316 89 collected. Commission amounted to 146 31 and Oldfield turned over 7 170 65.
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Thomas Oldhad
South Moline
Campbell
Oldfield
Parasitic crustacean larva case and Davenport incidents
A letter from Dr Josua Lindahl of Springfield discusses a larval crustacean found expelled from a man’s bowels and possible marine origin, plus notes on a Decatur encampment excursion rate and Davenport news including politics, streetcar work, rail shipments, library endowment, and local legal matters.
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Rock Island & Veorma
Rock Island
F H Rockwell
R. Stockhouse
Twentieth Street
Will of John Metzgar Admitted to Probate in Coo
The will dated November 4 1888 was admitted to probate Monday in Coo. It names Emma B Jones as beneficiary of a $700 note. Household goods go to daughters Mary Raymond Asfartha Murray and Lucy Williams. Remainder split equally among David C Metzgar W I Metzgar and Mary Raymond Martha Murray and Lucy Williams.
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Coo
Messrs Alugh McCall
John ‘W.simonsen
Emma B Jones
Mary Raymond
Asfartha Murray
Lucy Williams
David C
W. I. Metzgar
Mary“Raymond Martha Murray
Turner Society plans enclosed bowling alley at Concordia Park
At a regular monthly meeting the Turner Society decided to build a fully enclosed bowling alley at Concordia Park, 90 feet long, with work starting under a president chosen committee. Delegates for the district meeting in May were selected. Lucy Adolph Oppenheimer and John Mueller named with alternates Robert Stoelting and A Farnere. The group also approved hiring a new female elementary teacher to assist Prof. Eckstein, who arrived from Milwaukee. Five new members joined and four additional applications were received.
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Concordia Park
Streat
Lucy
Adolph Oppenheimer
I Hn Mueller
Markets Report From Chicago on April First
Chicago April first market report shows wheat futures drifting with gains and declines across May July and No 2 grades. Prices for corn oats rye and barley listed alongside dairy eggs poultry and produce quotes with livestock trends noting firmer sheep and lambs while hogs see steady to strong tones.
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