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Moline Review Dispatch

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1903

Page

7

Leftenant Peyton's perilous rescue in the Metacomet action

In a fiery sea of grapeshot and shell, Leftenant Peyton commands a cutter to reach the Tecumseh wreck site. His flag signals friendlies to halt would be shooting, and Hartford gunners are moved to spare his boat as he pushes ahead under merciless fire.

Peyton Hartford Richmond Brooklyn Pleasants Tecumseh Willis Peyton Tennessee Brook Rifles Boyd Peyton Admiral Buchanan Oneida Mullany

Bravery and Mercy in a Civil War Naval Battle

Willis and Boyd Peyton perform daring rescues amid the Tennessee River conflict as the Hartford ranks advance. A gun crew fights fear and chaos to save drowning sailors and brace the fleet, while Admiral Farragut mourns fallen men aboard the Hartford.

Hoax Bottle Note Claims Suicide by Naval Reservist

A bottle found near Pontiac Illinois carried a note from W. H. S claiming death by own action and asking to notify Moline Naval Reserves. Davenport Iowa officials called the note a hoax likely by local Reservists on a cutter party, with no verified W. H. S. in the unit.

Pontoosuc Ill Kittilsen A. Lippincott Mustazine R. C. J. Meyer

New Cambridge Bank Ready for Business

The Cambridge bank formed under a state charter completed organization with a 25 000 paid up capital and 5000 surplus. Directors include H M Wier G A Vawter John L Hull A P Fragd F W Blocki J McFadden E A Pratt James K Blish and James Pollock who is president with Major John McFadden as cashier. Over fifty stockholders represent more than one million dollars in backing.

Cambridge

Cure a Cold in One Day Ad Notice

Adv promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a fast remedy with a bold signature on every box and a price of 265 cents, credited to Dispatch Short Ads. The wording implies quick relief from a cold with a single day cure claim.

Wilmerton accuses St. Louis firm of bogus investments in corn

William Wilmerton of Preemption Mercer county claims the Merchants' Brokerage and Commission Co of St. Louis misused his funds invested in corn and later wheat, seeking $40,000 after the firm warned of ruinous losses and a $30,000 rescue. He hired lawyers and pursues closure of the company as detectives pursue evidence. A Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul deal then secures the Ashdale Thomson line for $260,000, aiming to run trains to Kansas City soon.

William Wilmerton Mercer County St. Louis Globe-Democrat Rock Island Merchants’ Brokerage and Commission Co St. Louis Wilmerton Squire Wilmerton Poe Carroll County Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad Company Ashdale & Thomson Railroad Kansas City

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Deafness Cure

A historical medical advertisement claims deafness from inflamed Eustachian tubes can be cured only by constitutional remedies. It offers one hundred dollars for a catarrh deafness case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, with circulars and product endorsements from J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.

Hall

Attorney General rules hunting invite exemption void

In response to a state game warden query the attorney general opinions that a clause exempting invited hunters on others lands is repugnant to the act and its purposes and cannot stand. He cites statutory construction that a provision repugnant to the body of the act is void and has no effect.

Local Athlete Anton Blixt Dies in Orion

Anton 8 Blixt of Moline died recently in Orion at age 29 from typhoid fever. A well known county ball player, he played for the old Browns in Moline and was a member of the Odd Fellows society.

Anton Blixt Moline Orion

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