Muscatine Bridge Work Begins Amid Local News Notes
Review Dispatch reports construction on Muscatine's new bridge has started while Davenport plans an extra mat carrier. The item lists arrivals, marriages, visits, local business moves, and assorted regional happenings including 1900s era social and civic updates.
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Bethany Quintette at YMCA Hall Draws 800 Fans
The Bethany College Quintette, led by Prof C A Swensson, performed at YMCA Hall to about 800 attendees. Highlights included Dome Geza on violin and Mrs Alma Swensson’s mezzo soprano with several encores. Afterward a reception at McKinnie Block featured ice cream and cake.
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Y M.U. A. Hall
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Victor Juna
Gounod
Alma Swépsson
O Viollo
Faust Fantasie
Ailard Pizzicato
de Liebes
K Dome Geza
N. A. Krantz
la Vestale
Cece Mercadante
Dome Tsara
Dea Phelps Hy Oleh
Ima Dwenason
Yjarran Han Drojer
Pacius Sven Male Chotr
Boderman Press
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Reverend Read Resigns as Pastor of First Baptist Moline
The Rev. J. C. H. Read announces his resignation after four years at the First Baptist Church of Moline. He will become pastor of the First Baptist Church in Sacramento, California, with a salary of $1,800 per year, after previously declining a higher pay from Moline.
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Dimick Shooting at Toboggan Slide Shocks Rock Island
Mrs. L D Dimick shot her husband Lute Dimick at the Toboggan Slide on Nineteenth Street near First Avenue after learning of alleged infidelity. Lute survived with a bullet lodged near the ninth rib and is expected to recover. Mrs. Dimick was jailed.
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Cable
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Lute
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Schaab and
Hetter
Toboggen
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Ireland
Hyde Park
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Robinson Circus
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Truesdale
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Phil Miller
George Foster
J. M. Albrecht
JL. Bamberger
O. J. Dimick
Elm Street
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Island shooting wounds Davenport boy calf
Saturday's Evening Dispatch reports two Davenport boys Fred Hastings and Johnnie Everhart went to Vandruff's Island to see friends. Everhart's rifle discharged injuring Hastings in the calf. Sweeney and Dr Matthew treated Hastings at the toll-gate. Hastings boarded a streetcar. his father to meet him in Rock Island.
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Hastings
Sweeney
Matthew
Milan
Rock Island
Consolidation criticism from Rock Island and Moline voices
A Moline man laments Rock Island acquiescence to consolidation. He argues Rock Island mossbacks fear loss of status and insist on gains without concessions, while suggesting moving rivals out of their comfort zone would benefit Moline.
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Rock Island
Nybladh criticised over prosecution stance amid letters
The Galesburg Preys and People defends Nybladh despite cross examination omissions. It argues he has grounds to prosecute Hasselquist Lindeblad and others under the Merritt conspiracy law, while a faculty letter in the Republis can Register counters the claim and questions the paper’s moral stance.
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Hasselquist
Lindeblad
Republiscan
Heavy Oats and Wet Fields Hit Hillsdale Crops
Hillsdale reports Thursday rain keeps farmers out of fields. Oats are heavy and must be harvested with a cradle due to wet ground. Much poor hay stacked, with more to cut. farmers work early and late to salvage crops. Date July 20, 1900.
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Election of officers at Scandia Lodge with lawn party plan
Scandia Lodge No. 304 ICGT elected officers for the coming three months including P C T Nick Johnson and C T Mia Lena Payne. They also scheduled a lawn party at John Bodine's residence and set viewing details for juvenile temple secretary and other posts. Five Harvest Excursions offered by the Burlington Route with half price tickets on select Tuesdays and dates in August September and October for farming region travel.
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I.C.G.T
John Bodine
Nick Johnson
C. T
Mias
Lena Payne
V. T
F. B. Cook
NéDie Mowry
Wrm . Harley
Ebien Peterson
Burlington
Ann Arbor Lawyer Charged With Embezzling a Trust Fund
Zina Pitcher King, a long time lawyer and real estate dealer in Ann Arbor, is accused of embezzling a trust fund for the University of Michigan superannuated pensioners. The sum is estimated at 20,000 to 80,000 dollars, with 8,000 worth of property turned over and more possible missing. King disclosed past wheat trading and was characterized as honest by associates.
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Lobdell
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Third Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Anderson
E B Atkinson
Davenport Democrat
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Brotherhood of Railroad Brakemen
J W Quinn
Muggle Qin
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Galesburg
Brotherhood
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University of Michigan
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Conas
Coffer dam in Sylvan Water complete. pumping to finish
The coffer dam at Sylvan Water is finished and pumping work will stop. Ten days of steady pumping will be needed to empty the pool. Stone for the dam will be shipped by the Curland Bros Co in August. stone arrives by rail from the bridge to the island workshops and track relays will be required.
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Jas Beghp
Cureland Brose Co
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