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Newspaper

Moline Review Dispatch

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1894

Page

5

Pike's Peak Trip From Manitou Delights and Dangers

Green Mountain Falls Col July 24. We enjoy Manitou with cool nights and daily visits to Pike's Peak. The cogwheel train carries over a hundred daily, while some choose overnight top ascents for sunrises and snowballing. The journey blends spectacular views, burro escorts for ladies, and a safety switch on the Colorado Midland line.

Green Mountain Falls Col Manitou Canon Denver Colorado Springs Jn Ila Carnelians Duarros Ateutoo Argent Burre Maniton Colorado Caty Mani Colorado Garden of the Glads Williams Canon Colorado Midland Leadville Rand Junction McGlynn

Dangerous weed pests and curious natural oddities reported

A farmer in South Moline brought a thorny plant identified as Solanum rostratum or horse nettle from screenings fed to chickens. Professor Udden notes it as a troublesome weed spreading from Colorado, rare here but watched for extermination. Also described is a remarkable ice cave near Jerorah with rooms of ice and stalactites, and a town gossip column recounts social events, a birthday surprise, and a wedding notice along with a branded poem about a familiar mouthwash.

Charles Stone South Moline Dispatch Udden Auguatana College Nebraska Colorado Southwest Jerorah John Behr Decorah Walla Presenta Amilar

Terrible runaway kills Island Arsenal private

William Sanford, 36, of Rock Island Arsenal, died after a wagon collision while hauling lumber for repairs near the main gate. Horses frightened by falling lumber pulled the wagon to a tree, pinning Sanford between wagon and tree. he died within hours at the hospital with his brother Alonzo also a Rock Island soldier.

William Sanford Rock Island Arsenal Sanford Florence Road Grealish the Arsenal Alonzo Sanford Rock Island Park William

Debs Revolution Dominates U S Turmoil In Leeds Star Tale

A graphic readable dispatch reports a sweeping Debs revolt in the United States with Grover Neveland s rebels gaining Chicago control rails torn up and stockyards razed while Pullman rises as a key organizer in Minaia across a dramatized frontier scene. A second feature discusses Americus stage planning with Mr Kindt’s enterprise bringing a vast production to Tri City Ball Park depicting Washington s army at Bunker Hill and including the Hassan Ben Ali troupe in a wedding spectacle.

Burra N.Y Evening News Debs Leeds England Star of Bethlehem William Kerns United States of America Chicago Grover Neveland Mississippi River Severn Pullman Minaia C Americus Thoursanda Kindt Wall Americn Tri-City Charlestown Mass George Washington Lord Cornwallia Bunker Hill Hassan Ben Ali

City Miscount Fails To Distinguish 22nd Birthday

A note notes a miscalculation of the city's birthday. It recalls the incorporation vote on August 6, 1872 and the first city election on August 29, 1872, stating the city is 22 years old on August 20.

Marques Tea Presented by Mr and Mrs Velle in a Tent

Novel entertainment by Mr and Mrs 8 H Velle featured a marques tea for young married couples in a large tent. Tea courses, scenic overlook, piano selections by Miss Emma Perkins from Grinnell Iowa, and several college songs followed by refreshments and socializing. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Harper Butterworth and numerous local residents.

H. Velle Emma Perkins Grinnell Charles Ainsworth Margaret Dart Rock Inland Stuart Harper Steve Welfe, Jr Harper Butterworth Andersted Water Saeets Meare Butterworth Murphys Wiman Tenad Velte HO Deere Naan Coin Nason BK Hlayer Joe Kimball Sayer Mra Redfeld Mra Stuart Arper Mina Maratet Dart Mise Hope Curtiss Fasynde John Ceautt Mesdamen Barnard Chas Ainsworth Wiman Batterworth Velle Wol Stephen Ir Murphy

Fifty-Three Pound Channel Catfish Captured Near Gilbert

Saturday Evening Dispatch reports J P Swanson captured the season's champion channel catfish in the river channel near Gilbert. A sheephead took a trotline bait, and the catfish weighed fifty three pounds on the city hall scales, drawing a crowd around the fountain exhibit at the park as the leviathan rested after its long river journey.

J P. Swanson Gilbert Ost City Hall Park

VERRY ANDERSONS DEATH AND RETRENCHMENT VIEWS

Perry Anderson of Alexis a state senator died of typhoid fever after a brief illness. Born in Sweden 41 years ago he came to Warren county at age 20, became a naturalized citizen, and a Republican who won election to the state senate four years ago. The piece notes retrenchment in railroads and pay cuts across express firms and rail lines. It also mentions white lead as a preservative in painting and praises Syrup of Figs as a popular laxative.

Verry Anderson Perry Anderson Alexis Sweden Warren County Monmouth Review Avon BA Chie Senate Hia Dissane Boglieh William Arrow Hammersmith Bridge William Arrol John Collins Sixth Avenue Springvale County Cork Ireland Rock Island Moline Mary Collins William B Peoria Thomas F Alao Kate Vatrick J

Populists Hold Monday Evening Caucus Delegates Named

The Populist party caucus met Monday evening at the Art Gallery with 86 to 140 representatives. Ernest Fechner called the meeting to order and J P Warren was elected chairman while E Fechner served as secretary. Delegates to the county convention were chosen and ward committeemen named: First ward E Fechner, Second ward Ed Roesner, Third ward Frank Suman, Fourth ward Joe Miller. The chairman and secretary were authorized to fill vacancies.

Ernest Fechner J. P. Warren E. Fechner A. G. Swanson Chbriet Christopher Court House Rock Island Ed. Roesner Third Ward Frank Suman Fourth Ward Joe Miller

Brutal Assault Sparks Punishment in Fairmount District

Neighbors halted a drunken Belgian man, Charlie Stevens, as he beat his wife in Fairmount addition. He was tried for assault and battery, fined $100. magistrate ordered county jail time. A separate dispatch notes a growing Mineral Springs camp with concerts and preaching by Parson Entrikiff. Also reports William Pate injured in Hennepin canal work. Margaret H Cook laid to rest at Kippanonock. Ottawa visitor Pase badly injured by a horse near Joslin and undergoing treatment.

Fairmount Addition Charlie Stevens Stevens Kerns Mineral Springs Moline Rock Island William Pate Hennepin Canal Ita Contenta Pate Howan Seara Huyett Milan Bradford Rock Fate Pate Pase Ottawa Joslin

Fire Department Elects Captain for Running Team at Meeting

The fire department met at the hook and ladder house Saturday evening and elected William McClellan of the Deanes as captain of the running team. A committee to solicit funds was appointed, including Chief Reese and A Halquist. Each company donated $10 to cover expenses for the state tournament at Edwardsville. A Coal Valley chapter of the Eastern Star was instituted Tuesday evening by LE. F. Kramer as grand worthy patron with assistance from the Rock Island chapter.

Hook and Ladder House William McClellan Deanes Reese Berger Jack Wynn A. Halquist Edwardsville Order of the Eastern Star Coal Valley LE. F. Kramer Rock Island

Camp Menoi camp near Osborn depot hosts Moline visitors

A report from Osborn Ill describes Camp Menoi a Choral Union camp on the Rock River near the historic Rockford Rock Island bridge two blocks from Osborn depot. It notes gatherings from Rock Island and nearby towns, meals with fish, beans and pies, boating and bathing gear, swimming lessons by J W Day, and plans to break camp Thursday with updates on members health and travel.

Csy Chora Union Camp Camp Menoi Harry Jones Rock River Rockford & Rock Island Osborn Depot J. W. Day Rock Island Herbert Wright Hannah Freeman Bessie Guasie Jones Arthur Cook Anderson F. W. Cook Emily Roberta Mary Noden Lulu Suman Wilbert Jones Henry Tagge Boston Ospornn Ill F.W Cook Union J W. Day Choral Union Beach Gussie Jones Reiter Osborn Profunodoo Basso

Highland Gun Club Votes Aid For Law Enforcement on Labor Day

At a Monday meeting the Highland Gun Club voted $10 to the State Sportsmen's Association to help Charles Blow, state game warden, prosecute violators. Blow works pro bono, receiving only half of fines, and is over $300 poorer. The club also plans an all day Labor Day tournament at Highland Park with 10,000 Empire targets ordered, hoping to spur Davenport brethren to adopt them.

Highland Gun Club State Sporsmen’s Association Charles Blow Blow Highland Park

Obituary notices detail Lundquist Engstrom Collins and others

Obituary notices report Ada Lundquist of 301 Fifth Avenue dies at 4 AM after five weeks with typhoid fever leaving husband Gue F Lundquist and four young children. Other obituaries outline Charles Engstrom born 1820 Sweden who died after liver illness. John Collins Irish-born teamster who died of bronchitis. Bernhardt Waldo Hyart infant. Gustav Walter Veterson. Charles Korb farmer. Theodore Cornelius Huddle. Charlotta Whetnal. Florence Christinson.

Lundquist Ada Lundquist Gue F Lundquist Holla Loken Sweden Gus Seaholm Moline Fifth Avenue Riverside Engestrom Charles Engstrom Fifth, Avenue Mr. Engstrom Kester Dimock,Gould & Co William Sunblad Hannah and Emma Chicago August C. A. Hemberg Riverside Cemetery Huddle Noah Huddle Third Avenue Theodore Cornelius Whetbal Charlotta P. N Whetnal Eleventh Street Springfield Ohio Christineon Florence George Christinson Monmouth Christinson Misa Sullivan

Field Day at Vorwaerts Club Highlights Track and Ball Event

Vorwaerts members gathered at 6 30 Sunday for a farm outing led by Zach Einfeldt with about 60 participants. John Hokinson won the broad high jump. Herman Miedke and Arthur Einfeldt tied in the running high jump. Eli DeRue swept the hop and step, running broad jump, and John Hokinson won the 100 yard dash in 11 seconds. Lena Miedke led the ladies race. a tied 11-inning baseball game ended 7 7. The day included meals and socializing, with a cautionary note about hearing health and a local political jab at Chicago administration.

Vorwaerts Zach Einfeldt John Hokinson Herman Miedke Arthur Einfeldt

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