Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Moline Review Dispatch in Moline, Illinois

Page 1

We have 16,533,476 pages in Illinois

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 17 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Moline Review Dispatch

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1894

Page

1

Review-Dispatch reports half-issue mail ruling and local notices

Postmaster ruling halves mail coverage on the eight page Review-Dispatch with the other half available at the office. The paper notes local items including Union Store lottery ads, river incidents near Hampton and Clinton, mining town move, a jail key tale, thefts, and community notices from Rock Island to Oneida.

Review-Dispatch McLairy Union Store Union Daily Dispatch McEntry

Naval Militia elects new officers and forms electric corps

In the Second and Third divisions of the Second battalion I N M new officers were elected and promoted. Harry Wickman becomes ensign in division one, while W A Dieroff rises to lieutenant junior grade in division two. Hiram H Martin and Osavia also receive promotions, and W Dwight Wiman assumes command of the Third division with plans to build an electrical corps training program advancing naval warfare capabilities for Moline’s militia.

Harry Wickman W. H. Bahl Wickman Twin-City Ice Co Swedish Naval College W. A. Dieroff John M. Schafer Hiram H. Martin Dieroff Osavia Emer Mowry W.dwight Wiman Naval Department Moline

Camp Meeting Notes Amid Funeral Notices and Encampment Updates

Camp grounds near Tindall's Grove fill with cottages and tents as services grow. Andrew P Lyon of 1280 Bizth Avenue dies of consumption. funeral Friday at 2 pm. Shaffer family mourns infant son Fred after seven weeks illness. Town news covers arrivals, pastors, and sermons at camp Solid Comfort with multiple ministers and program daily.

Andrew P Lyon Bizth Avenue Mr Lyon Smoland Sweden Onward Hose Company Texas Lyon Ust John Granquaist Rev TS Young Shaffer Dispatch Fred Bererved Seventh Avenue Indall's Grove Anna Gleason Kewanne Ayaint William Thompson South Moline J. G. Evans Hedding College R. N. Odell Wm. G. Fowle Mary L. McLeay John Kisor Rev. Davis Taylor Ridge Rock Ieland Thompson Rock River P. Archer Reynolds Troxell W P. Ammerman G J. Luckey David Kelso James Sharp Allins Mrn Afp Tabcock Clarasburg

Revival of steamboating on Mississippi despite low water

The Diamond Joe company reports that boats operated under thin avason amid low water, yet net earnings appear higher than in many years. The St Paul made six trips and earned about 5,000 above expenses. Engineers overseeing water release in northern reservoirs gauge river stages to prevent further drops even at minimum levels.

Diamond Joe Company Ita The St Paul Missishippi

Becker and Kindt Opera House Firm to be Dissolved

Rumor says Becker and Kindt, lessees of the Burtin opera house in Americus, will dissolve the partnership with Becker continuing the business and Kindt staying as an employee. In unrelated health advice, Head’s Sarsaparilla is marketed as a blood purifier to combat impurities in hot weather.

Americus Becker & Kindt Burtin Opera House Becker Mr. Kindt

Meadow Flooding Sparks Dam Dispute with Government

Meantime workers on the Hennepin canal at Ostr's island dam the river to flood meadow lands. Adolph Weckel and Jon Greenwood report several acres submerged up to three feet and eighteen inches respectively. Farmers question why a lateral dam was not built and threaten damage suits.

Hennepin Canal Ostr’s Island Adolph Weckel Jon Greenwood

Knights Honor Past Grand Commander Montgomery in McLean Lodge

About sixty members of McLean Legion 8 K A hosted an evening in honor of Past Grand Commander A E Montgomery ar at their hall. The event included a lodge session one candidate initiated speeches by Montgomery and others and a notable insurance talk by Ms Haley.

A. E. Montgomery McLean Legion K. A Auxiliary Montgomery Thornton Legion Grand Legion Kittlisen Golden Mr. Montomery Ms. Haley Ab Carlson

Fire-proof two-story Davenport building plan approved

J. G. Carliste, secretary of the treasury, informs F G. Clausen, supervising architect, that legislation approved August 18 requires Davenport's public building to be fire-proof throughout and two stories high. Work was suspended yesterday pending further instructions on the changes.

J. G. Carliste Secretary of the Treasury F G. Clausen Davenport

Veterinary Surgeons Proclaim Tight Reins Harmful to Horses

Five hundred Iowa veterinarians petition the Hawkeye legislature against tight check reins. They call the practice painful for horses and harmful to the eyes, allegedly affecting knee action and causing throat troubles.

Iowa Hawkeye

Marriage Licenses Recorded in Localities

Marriage licenses issued include Charles Kruse and Bertha M. Miner of Moline. William Grayham and Augusta Kanneman of Rock Island. Edward M. Rathburn and Emma Bock, Frank J Moody and Ora C. Spaid of Coe. Iran H. Johnson and Edgington Mande Buffum of Rock Island. William H. Gorman and Bessie Johnson listed.

Charles Kruse Bertha M. Miner Moline William Grayham Augusta Kanneman Rock Island Edward M. Rathburn Emma Bock Frank J Moody Ora C. Spaid Coe Iran H. Johnson Edgington Mande Buffum William H. Gorman Bessie Johnson

Prohibition Convention Plays Key Role in Rock Island County

The Rock Island County prohibition meeting at Library Hall opened with H L Bullen as chair and J H Marshall as secretary. Candidates were nominated for county and school offices, with committees formed to fill vacancies. The convention elected leaders, discussed a labor lecture plan, and set preparations for Labor Day events plus a winter lecture series. The Sons of Veterans meanwhile lowered age limits and unified guard oversight.

Shirley Whiteside Rock Island Library Hell H. L. Bullen J. H. Marshall Byron Jordan H. D. Blakemore Charles Hussey G. A. Metagar A. Adams W. Warr J.W. Atkinson F. W. Freeman J. W. Atkinson Whiteside County Moline Messrs. Jordan Rock Island County Pinkerton Mercer Jones Stark J. H. Shaw Bloomington Knox Henry County Evans Abingdon Iran Dr. Evans Frank E. Andrews Sterling Congress Andrews Andrewa T. Shirley Rock Falls Labor Day Committee Milt Hartzell Music Committee Light Guard Livingston Twin City Bugle Corps Bald Knob Doyle C Committee Fecher Madden May General Committee Sons of Veterans Davenport Sons of Veterans Guard

Elgin Officials Tour Rock Island for Paving Insights

A large Elgin delegation visited Rock Island on the Milwaukee train to study paving methods and street railways. Mayor Grote and Aldermen toured the city, met Moline officials, and discussed best practices for Elgin paving and improvements.

Elgin Rock Island Medill Harris’s Grote Williams Stedman Moline Keator House Bennett Chicago Mississippi Wisconsin Joliet Sslaod Davenport

Accident at Mo line Plano wood shop injures finger

Fred Cooper of 2500 Sixth Avenue suffered a severe hand injury while using a jointer at Plano wood shop. His left little finger and the adjacent finger ended in part severed and were treated by Dr Davison.

Fred Cooper Sixth Avenue Moline Plano Davison

Fire damages home as residents quell blaze with garden hose

Early morning fire on Fifteenth street started in a basket of soiled clothes spreading through the bathroom and kitchen. Dr Wuwssel’s home was saved by a brick firewall and neighbors. loss estimated at 8500 insured. A curious anecdote follows about a farmer seeking legal whisky remedy from County Attorney Heinz, who explains the impractical plan to trap escaped chickens.

Ed Dorahue Henneyin Donatable J. W. Lckhart Pristmr Donahue Minnie Suhl Moline Justice Weld Fifteenth Street Scott County Heinz

Fourth Avenue Grade Battle Sharpens City Rail Move

City crews move to lower Fourth Avenue from Eighteenth to Thirteenth Street and authorize Edwards & Walsh to dig on Fifteenth and Sixteenth to the Q railroad main line. The C B and Q resists, serving notices to Mayor Bennett and officials, but work proceeds with city backing.

Fourth Avenue Thirteenth Street Edwards & Walsh Construction Co Fifteenth Sixteenth Streets Q. Road Sweeney & Walker Bennett Oskleaf

Pullman Robbery Allegations Taint Philanthropy

The letter of Pullman owner Mr. Pullman to Gov Altgeld is cited as proof that his model town exploited workers. The charges claim forced rent, tipped wages, and underpayment of workers in Pullman, mirroring practices alleged on his cars. Critics say the philanthropic facade collapsed amid investigations by Altgeld and Chicago papers.

Chicago Ube Chiago Hig Namneane Te Falee Btalbementa Gov Altgeld Pullman Inter-Ocean Pnillman

Photographers Club planned for amateur access and outings

A profile of an amateur photographers group proposing a mutual benefit club to share equipment and books. Organizer Harry Ainsworth aims to secure access to latest publications and plan outings, enabling members to learn and enjoy the art together.

Photographers’ Club Harry Ainsworth

Also Mentioned on This Page

Schott Bbepozervilin Uriven Hampton Jane Wright Tazewell County Rapids City Gilchrist Will Schott Heaven James Winans Rock Mr Winans Gordon Port Byron Hampton Hood Twa Notts Rock Riverview Hartall Cemetery Toutttork C A Lareon Aooonty Republican County Committee Harper House Third Avenue Minoia Volunteer Infantry Oneida Knyx County J. W. Cooper Electriccal Corps Camp Meeting MTA DE Miia Studley Ko Studley Studley Marthas Vineyard Maui Fairmount Cherles Studley Mir Amanda MacGeath Mera Sarah Huntoon Hens Ao Portland Herbert A Wright Dalesbury Ot Edwards Townsend Buffalo Newport Oregon First Baptist Church Ratleunds Corot Gamble Haa Orming Bhi Smith Glenn Wall Duin Petit Aurora France London England Lars Lyons United States Yokohama South Wales Washington Cous Cy Donahus Mountgomeryr Industrial Notes Tamnal Peter Peterson Moline Furniture Co Ni Dakota GAB James Sanford Moline Pump Co Mr Sanford Ov. F Pamp Co Labor Day Mucklen Clendenin Elgin’s City Council Rock Island Railway Peterson Rock Island Road Fourteenth Eighteenth Streets Swensson Aii Hospital Board California Fig Syrup Co Boeing Nolonsa Volens Pullman’s Philanthrophy Charles E Moore W H Howells T Morey Deere & Co the Royal ROYAL Royal Baking Powder Co Wall New York
Search Courier

Search the Moline Review Dispatch Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Moline Review Dispatch?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication