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Newspaper

Moline Review Dispatch

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1891

Page

2

Stella Parker and Oliver Ohlsen Wed at Mirat Baptist Church

Miss Stella M Parker daughter of the pastor united with Oliver S Ohlsen in a special ceremony at Mirat Baptist Church. Attendants included Will Parker and Anna Oblan. After the vows guests gathered at the Parker home for a reception and supper before the couple departed for Chicago aboard the 11:05 train.

Stella DW. Parker Oliver S. Ohlsen Stormler Chicago Parker Millie Alsterlund Stelle M. Parker Will Parker Anna Oblaen Sarah France Oregon Asal Parker Andalusia

Debate on Canada trade treaty and plate glass tariff

The speaker argues against a Canada trade treaty noting U S production covers all Canadian goods and warns it would trade a 66 million U S market for 6 million in Canada. He cites plate glass tariff history under McKinley and argues for a heavy tariff on tin plate to spur domestic industry.

Europe Sees Reciprocity Treaties as US Trade Shift

European editors view Brazil and other South American reciprocity pacts as likely to divert substantial trade from Europe to the United States. England stands to gain little, having already liberal access to South American goods, while the old world admires American statesmanship in expanding merchant influence.

South America Europe United States England Brazil

The Spring Elections and Tariff Debate Reflected

The piece argues last fall’s election was won by misrepresentation and that spring elections show renewed republican majorities. It cites tariff changes under the McKinley bill lowering prices, mentions aluminum costs from E A Hunt of the Pittsburg Reduction Company, and urges support for the Republican party as prices drop. It promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla and Maguire's Benne Plant as effective remedies.

Pittsburg Reduction Company Republican Party Tsar

Immigration crackdown bolsters border screening wave

In a sweeping stance, the United States tightens immigration law and rigorous inspections. Authorities deport paupers and criminals including Italian arrivals, with steamship lines covering costs. The Italian consul plans circulars to curb undesired entrants and European certification may become required for landing. The Mafia-linked push in New Orleans spurs stricter future laws.

New York United States Old World Europe New Orleans

National supremacy likely to triumph over state power

Henry J. Detlefs formerly of Shaw's grocery married April 9 to Mrs. Hattie Steel at Geneseo, with plans to reside there. The writeup argues the need for a stronger central government as states retain powers, citing issues from interstate commerce to marriage laws and voting integrity.

Italy New Orleans United States rKhal Akata Louisiana Congress Idaho Nevada Henry J. Detlefs Shaw's Grocery John Detlefs Moline Geneseo Hattie Steel New York France

May term circuit court jurors listed by clerk Gamble

The list of petit jurors for the May term includes Andalusia Cyrus Kennedy Theodore Safeldt Bowling Charrles Crampton W A Clark Canoe Creek Alfred Ashdown Cordova Hiram Murry Drury Eli Gamble Edgington Witcbinson Ben Street Hampton Wilson Adams Henry Denbart Moline ibin Gustus Houory De Bates Henry Umiand H Fristoc Otof Hanson Ike Freed H Lawson Jobo Collins Henry Kröene 8 Crompton Port Byron 8 H Trent A W Grant Rock Island Lewis Johnson F E Robbins Frank 10 Jr Hugh Bataton C J Long W H Lidders C W Marston G M Loosley South Moline W 8 Britton South Rock Island J C Young Zuma Charles Osborn.

Clerk Gamble Andalusia Cyrus Kennedy Theodore Safeldt Bowling Charrles Crampton W A Clark Canoe Creek Alfred Ashdown Cordova Hiram Murry Drury Eli Gamble Edgington—Witcbinson Ben Street Hampton Wilson Adams Henry Denbart Moline Ibin Gustus Houory de Bates Henry Umiand H . Fristoc Otof Hanson Ike Freed H. Lawson Jobo Collins Henry Kroéne Crompton Port Byron H Trent A W Grant Rock Island Lewis Johnson F E. Robbins Prank 10 Hugh Bataton C J Long W. H. Lidders C W. Marston G M. Loosley South Moline Britton South Rock Island J. C. Young Zuma Charles Osborn

Township ballots tallied by board for officers

Township board chaired by Supervisor Smith Assessor Waters and Collector Swander announced official ballots. Results show for Supervisor B A Smith 2212 William Goldsworthy 127 scattering 4 for assistant supervisor full term P C Simmon 1041 Geo H Huntoon 1217 Gus M Ford 1826 W A Golden 11 Washington Huey 91 for one year E P Smith 1079 Samuel Rosenfield 1180 scattering 4 for assessor Chester C Waters 218 WM H Edwards 115 scattering 4 for collector Jonas H Wistrand 082 D Nos Peterson 441 N W Smith 665 John Elmstedt 663 Wmstrohmer 3 Samuel Nor mans. For const Dan W Gould 2244 scattering in The Rock Island Union says Gwen to be purchased and consolidated by Mr Blethen. Local reaction criticizes this move and price expectations rise.

Smith Waters Swander B A. Smith Wiliam Goldsworthy P C.simmon Geo. H. Huntoon Aaf Vinton Gus M. Ford W A. Golden Washington Huey

Large property sales reported in Rock Island area auction

The sale day totals exceed eighty two thousand dollars with many parcels changing hands. Capt. Robinson bought a coal bank tract for six thousand one hundred dollars and additional parcels nearby. Morris Rosenfield purchased the Bailey Davenport homestead for twenty five thousand dollars along Seventh Avenue and Seventeenth Street. Other lots include nine acres near Slilan street and various tracts around Milan and Illinois City.

Davenport Wateh Londerback B. J. Joe Bears Slilan Street Railway Park Rock Island HM. J. Murphy Thos, Mankin David Sears Sears Vandruff Capt. Robinson Milan John Vanderalice John Stapp Illinois City Anastasia Murphy D. Cramer Louderback Seventh Avenue Seventeenth Street Morris Rosenfield Moline Wagon Co Pt. T. Robinson

Funeral Rites Held for Port Byron Woman At 70

Maales Sowers mother of Sieg P. Sowers died at Port Byron yesterday at about 2 o clock from paralysis. She had lived in Hampton since 1856 and stayed with daughter Mrs. J. H. Gibson for three months. Age around 70. Survived by four children including Mr. Sowers of this city. others are Mrs. Nellie Gibson of Port Byron, Mrs. Ann Bishop of Hampton, and Mrs. Susie Conklin of Bureau County Illinois. Funeral held at 11 A. M. Saturday in Hampton. Election results in Drury township showed eight Republicans and three Democrats with listed officials and trustees.

Maales Sowers Sieg P J. H. Gibson Port Byron Hampton Mr. Sowers Nellie Gibson Ann Bishop Susie Conklin Bureau County

Will Contest Seeks to Reduce Sinnet Estate Share

A circuit court filing by Jackson & Hurst on behalf of E and Bowman aims to set aside the 1885 Sinnet will alleging lack of sound mind. Sinnet’s roughly 45 000 estate benefits his sons James W and F M Binnet and daughter Laura Wilson while Bow man and Sinnet's other heirs would gain little. Also noted is the May 1 closing of St Luke's Cottage Hospital and a Davenport wedding of Henry Nelson and Mollie Strave with plans to start housekeeping on Seventh Street.

Jackson & Hurst E.&. Bowman Alanson Sinnet Sinnet James W F. M. Binnet Laura Wilson Ellen Bowman Sinnie Sinnet Grandvillea St. Luke's Cottage Hospital Rock Inland Moline Henry Nelson Mollie Strave Davenport Seventh Street Daebellichn

Fragmentary OCR Note Reads Stray Phrases About Goods

Partial text appears to reference a seller and a lake, with scattered terms like wines, peas, and Clecdets. Hard to determine a coherent event. no clear people, places, dates, or outcomes emerge from the legible fragments.

Unclear OCR fragment hints at medicine and prices

Fragmentary text mentions doses and a medicine, with references to names and a named agent. Reading is incomplete, but suggests a drug or tonic sale with a price around 25 cents and a distributor. No full event or clear entities identified.

Bethel Aid Promises Health Mail Service

Unreadable note offers mail order health products from Bethel area firm. Claims to improve vigor and manhood, requests address for pamphlet delivery. Source text is garbled but suggests mail campaign by local company.

Bethel Azcenco Hi Bert Co Maraball, Mich

Teething Aid Popular With Mothers Reported Widely Used

A fragment notes a teething remedy used by millions of mothers, claiming it soothes children's gums and teeth. The text mentions a brand name Mrs Winalow and a bottle cost, with hints of regulation and popularity in the past era.

Winalow

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