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Newspaper

Moline Review Dispatch

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1903

Page

4

Anti-saloon league bill faces weakened substitute undoing county vote

In Springfield debate over the anti-saloon league Montelius bill stalls on a quorum issue as Morris introduces a committee substitute that omits countywide voting and narrows reach to larger cities. Proponents argue the substitute thwarts majority rule and favors big towns, while opponents urge sticking with the original measure.

Leagne Pomar Springfield Morris Rinaker Moline Molne Willy Nill Joan Law Montelius

Merger Crisis Seen After Supreme Court Ruling

The article discusses government power over railroad holding companies led by Morgan and the Supreme Court decision. It notes Minnesota Governor Van Sant’s stance, predicts holding companies may die, and anticipates relief from Wall Street dominance. Sea Board Air Line’s John Williams endorses the decision as sound legally and commercially.

Rogeeve Tant Mr. Morgan New York London Wall Street John Skelton Williams Southern Seaboard Air Line New Orleans Trust Company American Bankers’ Association

North and South Confront Postwar Politics in the Dispatch

The Dispatch weighs postwar tensions led by Colonel Henry Watterson’s calls for fairness on negro suffrage. It argues southern whites oppose universal suffrage, explains congressional representation favors the South, and notes Democratic hopes hinge on candidates like Harrison and Johnson amid populist current.

Henry Fly Chicago Culionel Watterson Congress Colonel Watterson

Bryan backs Missouri governor as Democratic nominee

Mr. Bryan proposes Governor Stone of Missouri as the suitable Democratic candidate for president. Stone, not as large as Bland, could still be as good as any nominee and as easily defeated. The piece notes past heroes sidelined after municipal elections and reflects on Cleveland era sentiment.

Bryan Stone Missouri Bland Cleveland Ingalls Democracy

College Education Widens Paths for Future Leaders

Dr Fellows of Iowa and William Smith study well known figures to show college training correlates with high office success. They find 85 percent of presidents and 73 percent of Supreme Court justices had college education, while 70 percent of successful men overall benefited from college. The experts argue college trains for hard mental labor and accelerates achievement, though brains remain innate.

Fellows Iowa United States Congress Supreme Court Franklin Lincoln Franklin Lincoln William Smith Virginia Colece “Jucaten i

Democrats Claim Victory Over Northern Securities Case

The text argues that Democratic papers claim credit for the Northern Securities merger ruling as a Democratic victory. It notes Attorney General Knox prepared and won the case against the trust disobedience, while accusing Republicans of prior inaction. The piece critiques promises versus actions and questions the paper's interpretation.

Northern Securities Company Cleveland Knox Chicago Chronicle Bea Trol

Questionable blame in Democratic rhetoric parallels Lincoln

The writer argues that Democrats caused a certain outcome and claims credit belongs to them. He dismisses dissent as dull. He likens the reasoning to attributing Lincoln to support populist Bryan theories.

Lincoln Bryan

English statesmen urged by Canada tariff shift

Canada’s seven month import data show US supply dominating at 67 million dollars versus 32 million from Great Britain. Articles made in the United States meet Canadian needs better, are cheaper, or are favored by emigrants, suggesting limited effect from preferential tariffs on long term trade.

Canada Great Britain United States England

Ex Senator McLaurin backs southern steel growth at Brunswick plant

The former South Carolina senator, now vice president of a steel firm, champions industrial expansion in the South. He links new factories and mineral development to creating home markets and greater wealth, asserting agriculture alone cannot sustain national prosperity.

McLaurin South Carolina Brunswick Georgia Grunies South Senate

Croup Treatment Endorsed by Dr Thom as Eclectric O11

A brief reader item notes a claimed remedy, Eclectric O11, as perfectly safe for croup and recommended by Dr Thom. The claim emphasizes immediate effectiveness and universal safety across drug stores.

Croup Thomas

Real estate transfers list with many Moline Rock Island parcels

Apr 11 to Apr 14 entries record transfers of lots and tracts in Moline East Moline Rock Island and surrounding additions. Buyers include E H Guyer S McCabe Otto Pewe Edmund G Jamieson Rolland E Willis and others with prices ranging from $1 to $6,000. Additional notes detail tract descriptions and lot lines in Fairmount Second add Edwards Second add Barth & Babcock’s add and Hale’s add. Burdock Blood Bitters ad ends the column.

Apnl E W Hurst E H Guyer S McCabe Fairmount Moline Elsie J Thompson Otto Pewe Stickney Rock Island Wiliam H Corbin Bridget Hen- Nnevan Joseph Hummer Thomas H Brown Evaline Brown Edmund G Jamieson Benjamin Johnson F OW Gould J W . Devinney East Moline Frank P Maucker W. C Maucker S. H. Welie William Jackson Albert F. Johnson Wheelock Fifteenth Street G. M. Babcock Barth & Babcock's Martha A Rodman A. C. Dart H. Curtis Hale Charles W. Fuller E. B. Morgan Metes Bounds Margareth Boman George L. Benson Atkinson Park Henry Krueger Hazel Dell Methodist Episcopal Church Metes and Bounds Frank D. Sible Rolland E. Willis Edwards Daniel Gordon A. S. Wright G. H. Chase Edith Wenks Permella S. van Laningham E. Oc. Cooper Carrie E. Beal Webber C. H. Pope Et al W. T. Dilley

Odd Fellows Hold Memorial and Patriarchs Militant Session

Moline hosts the fourth annual Department Council of the Patriarchs Militant with visiting dignitaries from across Illinois. A grand parade and degree work are planned, with sessions June 12 to 14 at Canton Moline and Riverside cemetery services on June 14. Local officers anticipate 200 visitors from Cook County and note concurrent events for the Ladies Militant and Rebekah lodges.

Moline Odd Fellows Riverside Cemetery Order of Odd Fellows Moline Department Council of the Patriarchs Militant Order Canton Moline No 60 C M Leckner Canton Cook County Grand Fortress Ladies Militant Patriarchs Voline Patriarchs Militant Springfield Grand Lodge Rebekah Fairhall Danville Moline Canton N E Munson Canton Moline Odd Fellows Fortress Victoria Department Council Northwestern Andls Iowa C M. Seckner R. C. J. Meyer Wm. S Frost James H Harris C M Lytle Decatur J. R. Kewley Joseph Fairhall Rock Island Arsenal Odd Fellows and Rebekahs M A. Ramey Council

Oak Ridge Storm Destroys Bridges and Hail Blocks Roads

A severe Sunday storm in the Oak Ridge area brought hail as large as hickory nuts, strong winds, and lightning. Torrential rains swept away many bridges and culverts with widespread damage. residents attending services in Motte reported hardship from the high waters.

Motte

Easter Storm Impacts Ridgeview Activities

Ridgeview April 13 residents report Easter events canceled as storm disrupts church entertainment and rain floods a cellar. Local men install and plan telephones, repairs and home improvements advance while neighbors visit, host and attend social gatherings and a school teacher visits from Byron.

Ridgeview Lilia Lemmon George McKinley Forty-first John Kittilsen Robert Kerr A Graham Myrtle Rock Stand Winnie Day Winnie Colegrove Barstow First Congregational Church Mercedes Ritter Anna Eipper Mr Fuller Hoos Cox Wilcox Marengo Iowa Mr Long Columbia Park Edland Midway Fortieth Street Fourth Avenue Mr Kerr Futer Fay Woodward Byron Eliza Rose Durhin Ridgeview School

Watertown Notes and Social Movements Reflect Local Life

In Watertown and nearby towns residents recount visits and relocations at hospitals and homes. Mrs Maude Fritsch resumes hospital duties after vacation while Mrs T S Craig returns from McDonough county. many others travel to Geneseo Moline Rock Island and Chicago for visits weddings and work. A baby boy named by Mr and Mrs George Stange marks a new family milestone.

Watertown Maude Fritsch T S Craig McDonough David B Sherhine Theresa Leasen Kate Blanford Mary Blanchard van Moline Rast Moline Miry Hartman Genesee Frank Cam O Donne William Keene Frank Sherbine Kewanee Fritts Geneseo F Craig E Tink Helen Nelson Tri-Cities D McFarland Hamilton County Frank Hamblin Rock Isand F McLean Rock Island G Young Dan McNeal Moline Lena Thomas Alice V Oswald Chicago M O'Donnel Carbon Cliff Colona B Briggs Indiana W.C Tetts IW = hospital George Stange

To Mothers In This Town

Children who are delicate feverish and cross will get immediate relief from Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children. They cleanse the atomaph act on the liver making a sickly child strong and healthy. A pinkmint cure for we Sold by all druggists. 260. Sample Free. Address Allen S. Olmaced LaBoy N.Y.

Cross

Opposition to Local Option Bill Reveals License Issue Flaws

William H. Anderson of the finais Anti-Saloon League argues the substitute for Representative Morris would force issuance of licenses if prohibition fails, by requiring a majority of all votes cast at the election. He warns the measure enables wards or precincts to trigger saloons despite wider prohibition trends.

William H. Anderson Finais Anti-Saloon League House E H Morris Dramshops Mr. Anderson Hyde Park Evanston Anderson Cook County

County Doctors Elect Officers Enjoy A Feast

The Rock Island County Medical Society held its regular monthly and annual meeting at the Harper house in Rock Island. A banquet preceded the session with two papers on puerperal conditions read by Dr. Ludewig and Dr. Lamping. Officers elected: President Dr. W R Freek Cor dova Vice Presidents Dr C C Carter Rock Island Dr Dunn Moline Secretary Dr Lamping Moline Treasurer Dr Louis Ostrom Rock Island Official Reporter Dr G L Eyster Rock Island Delegate to State Convention Dr A M Beal Moline.

Rock Island County Medical Society Harper House Rock Island W. H. Ludewig T. J. Lamping W. R. Freek Cordova C. C. Carter Dunn Moline Lamping Louis Ostrom G. L. Eyster A. M. Beal

Edna Creutz Chosen to Represent at Galesburg Meet

Miss Edna Creutz winner of the high school declamatory contest at the First Baptist church selects the Galesburg meet on May 9 under Knox College auspices. The second place winner Miss Virpununni cliff remains in Macomb to compete in the same selection event.

Edna Creutz First Baptist Church Galesburg Knox College Macomb

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