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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1907
Page
1
Mrs Barclay Wins First Victory In Bleakley Case
The Ottawa appellate court reversed the Hock Ieland circuit ruling in the Bleakley incubator baby case, sending the matter back for retrial. Mrs James G Barclay, formerly of Moline, had won in Kansas from Judge Graves, and now the Rock Island court is expected to hear the case again on its merits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Hock Ieland
Bleakley
James G. S Barclay
Moline
Ralaime
iLudge Smart
Spiwrence
Kasee
Trustee Appointed for Dixon Publishing Co
The Dixon Publishing Co has been placed in the hands of Thomas Young of Dixon amid reports the firm is insolvent. Henry N. Hansen, formerly head of Moline Publishing, now serves as Y M C A secretary in Springfield. About $6000 in orders remain unfilled as the company winds down to avoid heavy losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon Publishing Co
Moline Publishing Co
Thomas Young
Dixon
Henry N. Hansen
Springfield
Dixon Company
Frost Through State Injuring Early Buds
The weekly Illinois agricultural bulletin reports near normal mean temperatures for the week ending April 8 but notes frosts in early April due to a warm late March. Minima ranged from 14 to 25 degrees, with frosts frequent in many localities. highs reached 67 to 78 degrees on the 4th. Precipitation was light and soil moisture remains good from recent heavy rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois Agricultural Bureau
Farmer's Trail Trial Report From Daye Case
An unclear article fragment references a trial involving a farmer and a crime case. It mentions names like Geeta and Daye with disputed details. The readable text suggests a legal proceeding or testimony affecting two parties, but concrete facts remain obscured due to heavy garbling.
Hillsdale School Closed Over Scarlet Fever Quarantine
Hillsdale's school remains shut after an outbreak of scarlet fever. The board debates a replacement for A. P. Read ing and refuses to pay the two weeks lost during the quarantine period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Reading
Rockleland
Bacaues
Hillsdale
Ing
A. P
Rock
Shri
Mor Zeliadd
Two Burlington freight cars burned in Natick yard
Two empty Burlington freight cars in Natick yard near Twenty fifth Street were burned Friday at 1 am. The blaze produced a bright eastern sky, suspected to be started by hoboes. Loss estimated at $600 to $700. damage limited by isolated location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Road
Natick
Twenty-fifth Street
Burlington
Natick Yards
Silvis
Million Dollar Fire Destroys Chickasha Cotton Plant
A massive blaze in Chickasha Oklahoma destroyed a cotton compress and a large stock of cotton, causing an estimated loss of about one million dollars. The plant was among the territory’s largest cotton facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
Chickasha
J. T
Probate Admits Wills of Marx Harder and Alexander Dunbar
The county court admitted the wills of Alexander Dunbar of Zuma township and Marx Harder of Rock Island. Dunbar leaves all property to his wife Elizabeth with shares for 14 named children upon her death. Harder bequeaths homestead to son Theodore, furniture and apparel to daughter Minnie Beck, cash to Minnie, with the remainder split between Minnie Beck and Theodore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Dunbar
Zuma Township
Elizabeth Dunbar
Thfe
Ollie Black
Wichita
Kan
Marilla Parks
Rothesay
Minn
Annie Foreman
Bloomington
Lillie Michael
Ottumwa
Lola Gilple
Joliet
Emeline Btruble
Keswick
Samantha Graham
Florence Miller
Joslin
Jane Walker
Joseph Dunbar
Tilden
Neb
Alonzo Dunbar
Marx Harder
Rock Island
Theodore Harder
Minnie Beck
Marriage Licenses Granted in Local Counties
A list of marriage licenses shows Gustav E Nelson and Mary Anderson, both of Moline, paired with John W Graham and Mary L Potme, of Rock Island. Other couples include Emerson and Nellie Toppling of Chillicothe, Floyd Norton and Florence A De Leon of Rock Island, Edward Kohmere and Ruth MacGrane of Rock Island, Charles Helmertz of Pendleton Oregon and Ade Souder of Moline, Islam Oldfield and Hazel Hagarty of South Moline, Alfred Johnson and Emma Johnson of Cambridge, Harry Lange and Mag Bird of Rock Island, Will Koff and Bertha Chase Lelby of Galesburg, John J Hummer and Mary Adams of Moline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustav E. Nelson
Mary Anderson
Moline
John W. Graham
Mary
L. Pot
Rock Island
Huett
Emerson
Nellie
Topplng
Chillicothe
Floyd
Norton
Miorence A. de- Leon
Edward F. Kohmere
Ruth MaGranere
Charles’ M. Helmec'z
Pendleton
Ore
Ade Souder
Molinex
Take me back to Old Wisconsin
Fragmentary notes recount rural life and local nostalgia in a playful colonial dialect. The piece evokes harvests, markets, and simple pleasures tied to farming and small-town community sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Pioneer Woman Holds Chivalry Degree in Odd Fellows Line
Mrs. Sarah Miles Hanna a Kansas reformer and Rebekah leader died in Kansas City. Known as Mother Hanna she organized the Kansas Rebekah assembly in 1888 and served as state chaplain. She was honored with the unique chivalry degree by the sovereign grand lodge at Des Moines. Her daughter Mrs. J H Bale and son James C Fiedler survive. Funeral set for Peabody with services tomorrow after recent Kansas City visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Miles Hanna
Kansas City
J H. Bale
Kansas
Rebekah
Rock Island
Philp K. Hanna
Tllinois
Peabody
Kas
Kansas’ City
Rebekah Assembly of
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Des Moines
Sale
Nannie Joanna
James C Fiedler
Buffalo
South Moline
Obituaries from Rock Island area include Clara Goldsmith and others
Mrs. Clara M Goldsmith dies at 30 of peritonitis at 2514 Thirteenth avenue. Charles Cronin, 6, dies after scarlet fever relapse. Martha Sackville dies at Coal Valley aged 81. Frank Vaughn Rice, 24 days old, dies, burial in Muscatine. Pauline DeJaeger and sister travel to Marshall Minnesota for Henry Verhaake funeral. Mrs Rosa DeJaeger and Ed Verband survive, Henna Soderberg passes away at Watertown hospital aged 36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline DeJaeger
DeJaeger
Marshall
Minn
Henry Verhaake
Verhaake
Rock Island
Milan
Belgium
Henry
Mire Paulie
Snother Falster Sin
Toledo
Mra
Rosa DeJaeger
Verband
Big City
Hid
Winger
Local Woman Dies After Illness in Forty Fourth Street Home
Mrs EP Sovans died at 9 o clock Thursday at her home on Forty fourth street after a short illness with pneumonia. Born in Annawan Alabama on March 1, 1857 she had lived in Walker Station for four years and left a husband an adopted son in Minneapolis an aged mother a brother and two sisters in Annawan. Remains will be shipped to Annawan for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annawan
Marguerite Heuck
Claus Heuck
Thirty-sixth Street
Rock Island
William
John Fn Motne
Mary
Body of Baker Recovered From Rock River Mystery
The body of James Baker a railroad worker on the Crescent bridge between Rock Island and Davenport was found near Pettifer's island at the Rock river mouth. An inquest returned a verdict of accidental death by drowning. Baker 28 of English descent served in the Boer war and belonged to Lafayette lodge Davenport. His English relatives will attend the funeral in Maquoketa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Baker
Crescent Bridge
Rock Island
Davenport
Pettifer
Lafayette Lodge
England
Maquoketa
Judge Chesley Dies at Home in Kewanee
Henry county judge T H Chesley died at his Kewanee home Wednesday after a stomach ailment. He leaves a widow and four children. The funeral is set for 2 PM Saturday. Chesley, a Vermont native, practiced law in Keewanee about ten years and served as county judge while living in Cambridge before returning to Kewanee. He once owned the Kewanee Courier and was a prominent Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T H Chesley
Henry County
Kewanee
Chesley
Vermont
Cambridge
Silvis Grants Street Railway Franchise for 50 Years
The Silvis board grants a fifty year franchise to operate a street railway along First avenue from west to east boundaries. UK City Railway Co. must accept terms within ten days and begin operation within four months after acceptance. The line may be single or double track, electric or other power, under trustees supervision, with cars at 30 minute intervals from 6 am to 10 pm and hourly till midnight. Five cent fare between village eastern units and Sixteenth street, and to Campbells Island. The village may use poles for police and fire signals. fourteen 30 watt incandescent lamps to be provided by the traction company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Avenue
Silvis
Board of Trustees
UK City Railway Co
Warners Corner
Village Board of Trustees
Sixteenth Street
Campbells Island
Tought
New City Parties Set Caucus Dates
Arrangements completed for East Moline city election May 11 with two tickets Citizens and People. Citizens caucus April 16 led by Dr G F Johnson for mayor and likely T E Caverly for city clerk. two candidates for city attorney W G Baker and A B Johnson. People ticket has Cr Lundquist for mayor and Fred Hoesl likely for police magistrate. Eight days before caucus, People party status less defined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Moline
Citizens
People’s
Citizens’ Party
People’s Party
Athletic Hall
G F Johnson
T E. Caverly
W G. Baker
A B. Johnson
Fred Hoesl
People’s Caucus
La Follette backs Roosevelt renewal in Roosevelt era
Sen R M La Follette of Wisconsin told a Helena audience he supports renomination of President Roosevelt. He warned railroads they cannot defeat Roosevelt by backing rivals and said public sentiment will push Roosevelt to run again if Harimen and allies threaten to oppose him. He urged continuation of reforms Roosevelt started.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Fire hits Monmouth Review office causing $3000 loss
A fire discovered in the composing room of the Daily Review in Monmouth Tuesday night damaged the type and stereotyping outfit, with losses pegged at $3000. The origin is unknown and the paper will publish in hand-set type for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth Review
Daily Review
Monmonth
Retail Merchants of Moline Meeting Noted
Fragmentary notes show the Retail Merchants of Moline planning a gathering with mentions of fair conditions and a themed day. The text is incomplete, but indicates a community business meeting agenda and possible merchant participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moline
Standard announces gasoline price advance in Cleveland
Cleveland on April 11 reports an announced cent per gallon rise for common gasoline grades by the Standard Oil Company. A separate item notes Mrs. Anna Peterson filings for divorce from John Peterson citing desertion on March 8 1905. The couple married June 9 1883 and have a minor child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Standard of Company
Anna Peterson
Hogs
John Peterson
Peterson
Salary Rise Passed by House of Oklahoma Legislature
The legislature approved a bill raising members' salaries to two thousand dollars by a 79 to 46 vote. In New Jersey the Berry local option bill faced swift shifts with passage to third reading and a tabled substitute from Senator Jandus, amid a vote tally of those opposing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly
Springfield
House
Friends of
Senate
Jandus
United Societies of Self-government
Mesers
Humphrey, Evans, Jandus
Broderick
484 Patients at St Anthony's in a Year
The annual report shows 484 patients treated at St Anthony’s Hospital in Rock Island for the year ended February 28. It records 223 operations, including 207 major and 121 minor, with 42 appendectomies and 81 laparotomies. There were 34 deaths, 18 from other medical causes, and several patients died shortly after admission or while in a dying condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Board of
St Anthony
Rock Island
Moline Exhibitors Prominent at Jamestown Exposition
At the Jamestown exposition opening April 26 the John Deere Plow Co and allied factories have built a 100 by 100 foot exhibit with a large surrounding parapet. The John Deere building will display farm implements vehicles gas engines and machinery from Deere & Co Moline Deere & Mansur Co Moline Moline Wagon Co Moline Root & Van Dervoort Engineering Co East Moline Welle Carriage Co Moline John Deere Plow Co St Louis Mo Dain Manufacturing Co Ottumwa Stover Manufacturing Co Freeport Kemp & Burpee Manufacturing Co Syracuse N Y McDonald Bros Pitless Scale Co Pleasant Hill Mc Peoria Drill & Seeder Co Peoria DH Burrell & Co Little Falls N Chattanooga Wagon Co Chattanooga Tenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Deere Plow Co
Associated
John Deere
Stover Manufacturing Co
Freeport
Kemp & Burpee Manufacturing Co
Syracuse
McDonald Bros
Pleasant Hill
Peoria Drill & Seeder Co
Peoria
DH Burrell & Co
Little Falls
Bigamy Charge Filed Against Austin Kelley in Omaha Divorce
Austin B. Kelley of Rock Island is named defendant in a Omaha divorce suit filed by former wife Cynthia L. Kelley who runs a boarding house. The bill cites cruelty non support desertion and bigamy after Kelley wed Helena Crily last December. He says they privately settled the matter after his first wife deserted him years ago taking one daughter. The first Mrs Kelley comes from a prominent family in the city’s lower end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin BE. Kelley
Rock Island
Omaha
Cynthia L. Kelley
Kelley
Helena J. ¢. Crily
Bince
June 4 Aldermen Vote On $1000 License Fee
Unanimous vote on a $1000 annual saloon license is recorded after doubts about advance payment by saloon keepers are resolved. The action centers on the aldermen and a year’s license deadline.
City Considers Saloons Pay Yearly Fee Before Election
City Attorney explains that the saloon license law allows a yearly $500 fee or semiannual payments and a 1000 annual amendment. The council sets June first for a special election on raising the license to $1,000 and discusses how to conduct voting sites and procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbst
Stouffer
Ius Fulmiation
Olsen
Shallheres
Olson
Nies
County Board to Organize April 23 Amid Election Speculation
The county supervisors plan a April 23 meeting to organize the new board after spring elections. Chairman W R Carey’s fate is uncertain, with speculation he may again serve. The session follows a long-standing April practice for organizational purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W R. Carey
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Siste
Mrs. Barclay
Victor
Judge Smart
Moline Company
Hillsdale’s
Alex Dunbar
Odd- Fallows
H. Sale
Cleveland
Clara M. Goldsmith
Clara M Goldsmith
Thirteenth Avenue
Roseville
Ill
Charles Cronin
James Cronin
Third Avenue
Rapda City
du Moline
Martha Sackville
Coal Valley
Coal Valley Church
Frank Vaughn Rice
Howard Rice
Forty-fifth Street
Muscatine
Hanna Soderburg
Henna Soderberg
Watertown ‘Hospital
Bae
Onl
Semskry
Chieasib
Faialip
Watertown Hospital
Ward
Mr. Ward
Forty-third Street
Rev. L. A. Johnston
Mr. J. Evans
Baker
Rock River
Silvis Board
Firet Avenue
Carlins
Thin City
NEW City Parties
LA Follette
ROUSE
Berry Bill
ST. Anthony's
Rock Island Institution
Jamestown Fair
Chattanooga Wagon Co
Chattanooga, Tenn
Austin
Citys
Shadberg
W. R. Carey
Hampton Township
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