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Newspaper

Moline Review Dispatch

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1894

Page

4

Local briefs from the Quad Cities era Aug 9 events

Notes on a Svea Male Choir rocial at Atkinson park Aug 9, police horse and buggy theft in Sterling, private picnics, local marriages, fires, shipyard and factory work, weather, crops, and public notices across Davenport Moline Rock Island and surrounding towns.

Svea Atkinson Park Sterling Frank Barnard Black Hawk Moline Scale Co Davenport Berry Washington H Glabe L UD Edwards D E Blanchard Barton St Joseph Bank Des Moines Ben Cable Knox Alma Nelson Ed Axelson Port Pyron

Personal notes from Friday and Saturday Dispatch pages

A stream of social news from Friday and Saturday editions lists visits, travels, and gatherings. Residents like Mrs Ed Pierr Miss Alice Paddock Miss Clara Pierr and Miss Rebécica Pierr travel, visit Princeton Peoria or Usnton while many others attend camps picnics and church events.

Ed Pierr Alice Paddock Princeton Clara Rebécica Pierr Peoria Usnton John 4. Morey Deere & Co Keater House Adah Wiser Stewartville Genespo Anna Baker Effie Littler Oakley's Landing Rock River Amanda Johnson Cable Alfred Freed Louisville C. F. Hemenway Bert Tilden Galesburg Robert Nye Evening Dispatch Cecil Mayo Hamlet Ill Willi Gamble Mineral Springs Eugene Taylor Barstow Cumming Gussie Streator Perkins Grinnell Iowa Charles Ainsworth Wallace Little Rock Ark M. Hartzell Martin Kelting Marengo Philip Heck Chicago Molina O. O. Smith Prospect Park Charles Kerns Washington Richmond Norfolk Fortress Monroe Asbury Park Vera Brambaugh Edward Philip Anderson Green River Charles H. Christy Des Moines Martha Hemenway Fannie Butter Rio Andrew Haunuah Montezuma H. Velie, Jr W. L. Velie York Beach Maine Harry Stone Hazel Newton F. M. Wall E. P. Croft Onds Sam Kennedy W. P Ammerman Cambridge Sam Suman Concordia Avenue Burlington Montrose Albert Gould Orion Daisy Pool Earlville W A. Jones Eric Waukesha Campbell's Island Messrs Arthur Bradley John Hull Morria Max Wheelock Moline Misa Kate A. Davis D. A. Jones Healy Wyanet Taunton Masa L. Emery Texas Studley Sixth Avenue A. H. Deere William Butterworth Jerome Magill Barnard & Leas’ Foundry Lawrence

Working Girls and Summer Health Remedies in 19th Century Dispatch

The paper highlights working girls earning a living under strenuous summer conditions and promotes Paine's Celery Compound as a tonic to sustain vitality. It links fatigue to nervous exhaustion and explains how improved nutrition and blood quality support health during long work hours and heat.

Paine Jace Ribbons Edward E. Phelps Paines

Polite salesman challenged by a wary householder

A courteous man with a small leather case rings a doorbell and announces he is selling a small article. The householder, half in disguise, rebuffs him firmly while the visitor misreads her reaction as a misunderstanding. The scene ends with the salesman moving on, muttering about language sharpness.

Reddin Beaton Detroit

Thriftiness of a New York ticket chopper shocks readers

A New York Recorder profile highlights an 18 year patrolman earning 10 50 weekly drawing 150 daily seven days a week with thrift discipline. He saves 1 00 daily, spends 50 cents, and lives on oatmeal coffee rolls rice soup and bread. He plans 10 000 in savings in years and hopes to retire in a country town supported by steady investments. He avoids alcohol and tobacco and owns stock in the road he works for.

Op Town Luuch City Hall New York Recorder

Public Debt Comparisons Under Two Administrations

The record claims Harrison cut the public debt from 1889 to 1898 by 805,225,896.85 as Cleveland faced a projected debt of 76,806,848.86 in 1898, yet delivered a deficit of about 80,000,000. This would raise Cleveland's first year deficit versus Harrison’s by roughly 166,000,000. The speaker questions how long the public will tolerate this trend.

Harrison Cleveland

Life quote on youth and aging in doubt

A vivid, humorous quote from Life magazine ponders whether to die young and become an angel or grow up to be a man with a mustache, presenting a playful view of youth and ambition. The line captures a lighthearted cultural moment and reflects adolescent self-doubt.

Tom

Chicago and New York Markets Report From August Trading

A condensed market roundup shows grain and produce prices in Chicago and New York with quotes on wheat corn oats rye and oats straw. It also covers metals like silver and U S bonds plus live stock prices from the Union stock yards including hogs cattle and sheep with receipts and price ranges.

Chicago Oratcaco Board of Trade Today BBC Alout Lord August Praire Kutter California Union Stock Texas

Probate Record Fragments for Multiple Estates and Filings

A series of probate items and court filings listed, including estates of Crist Gibson Prowt Daniel Fowler Byron Drury administrator George F F Downs Mary E Downes Mary A Buncher and others. Notices include guardianship reports final settlements inventory and appraisements and letters of administration issued or approved.

Crist Gibson Prowt Daniel Fowler Bond Byron Drury George FF Downs Mary E Downes Mary A Buncher E. E. Parmenter Thomas Campbell Juhi A Boyer Anna J Collins Sarah Jane Moore Joan Snowder Mary A Snyder James McConnell Bill Aled

Real estate transfers and partial parcels listed in Rock Island area

A long list of property transactions names many buyers and streets in Rock Island and Moline. Entries include transfers to William Peppers, Geo W Walker, Cecelia H Irwin, and others with parcel references in Columbia Park, Edgewood Park, Minnots City, and Schnell’s add. Amounts shown include 600, 211.40, and 3,400 dollars amid multiple block and lot designations.

Negus Mary J Dandy Ble & Theompson & Wella Barth & Babcock Frederick George W Wiese John Mooney Edgewood Park Cecelia H Irwin Geo W Walker Columbia Park Columbia Park Moline §100 Moline Savings Bank Geo W Walker le Moline JM Barth Agnes Bixby Rock Island Marve Frindy John T Shigleda Les le South Park Rob Valand RD Hoke Hoke SY Haskersey Giuy K Settle Cornelius Lynde William Peppers Matthias Schnell Maria M Long M Schnell Rock Islaru

World Fair Souvenir Portfolio Offered for Fifteen Cents

Readers can obtain a prepaid Souvenir Portfolio of the World’s Columbian Exposition by sending fifteen cents in postage stamps and their address. The regular fifty cent item is offered at a nominal price as a gift, promising full page views of the great buildings with descriptive text and artful execution. If unsatisfied, stamps are refunded and the book may be kept. Address H. Be Buonpen & Co., Chicago.

H. BE. Buonpen & Co Chicago

Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples

Thomas Carmody of Springfield VI and Melissa M Kuhns of Davenport, together with William R Bohman of Moline and Ellen J Lindblom of Rock Island, appear in the marriage licenses section. The notice lists names and cities but provides no further details.

Thomas Carmody Springfield Melissa M Kuhns Davenport William R. Bohman Moline Ellen J. Lindblom Rock Island

Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Teething Aid Sold Worldwide

For over fifty years Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used by mothers for teething relief. It soothes the child gums eases pain and purports to cure wind colic. Priced at 25 cents per bottle, sold by all agents worldwide. Seek Mrs Winslow’s Brave promotional label.

Winslow

Biggest Wheel to Surpass Ferris at Earl's Court

English writers boast that a new giant wheel at Earl's Court will exceed the Ferris wheel shown at Chicago's World's Fair. The London wheel will be 800 feet in diameter, twice as high as the Ferris wheel, with 1,600 capacity. Towers over 170 feet will support the axle, with saloons on four stories and coupled elevators. Each car carries 40, turns take about 30 minutes, five stops, and operation is planned for July or August.

Earl's Court J. W. Graydon Chicago London

An Estimate on the Cotton from New Ontokass

H M Neill, a noted cotton statistician, estimates cotton acres at 21,090,000 and yields at 6,000 bales. He allocates 5,050,000 bales for Texas and 6,250,000 bales for other states.

H M. Neill Texas

Stolen cask of gold found. multiple crimes reported

Telegraph items note the recovery of the stolen cask and gold, H. R. Hinkson shooting his wife and himself in Chicago, architect David Marr's suicide in Denver after losing his job, obituaries for Dr James F Fraley and others, a giant Akita statue being flown to Brooklyn, and various financial and criminal incidents across the U.S. including a river of rumors and legal notes.

Havre Paris France H. R. Hinkson Chicago David Marr Denver Union Depot Fairbury Ill James F Fraley Pontiac He Avery Washington William Grinstead Atlantia City J. Herman Brooklyn Denver Mint Wisconsin State University At Madison Ely Henry Walsh Onslow P Huntington New York Forty-seventh Street Fifth Avenue Tonther Lake Jat Lahr Nattie Nold St. Joseph Lahr Clark

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