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Newspaper

Moline Review Dispatch

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1898

Page

2

Poor Prison Plans Prompt Health Board Review

Dr P H Wessel and Dr Florence Hunt of the State Board of Health report Joliet prison’s men’s quarters are barbaric and unsanitary. They urge radical building and policy changes, with a focus on plumbing ventilation and humane treatment, contrasting the women’s wing which has better conditions and ventilation. The report notes a beehive-like workshop system, strict discipline, and heightened security, including corner guards and electric power within the prison.

Wessel State Board of Health Joliet Russia P. H. Wessel Florence Hunt Chicago Prson Chester Dr. Wessel Leutgert

Condensed Horsefeed scheme eyed for Rock Island venture

Kelly of Kewanee pursues formation of the American Condensed Horsefeed Co in Rock Island with a $25,000 capital. The idea centers on a fixed, balanced horse feed patentee Wilder of London and partners Kelty, Milligan, and McNeil. The plan envisions a plant producing three feed sizes at $14.86 per ton cost and $20 selling price, yielding profits. preferential shares at $5 each would fund machinery and patents, with the glass factory building proposed as a plant site. The company would hold patent rights and require others to buy rights from the parent institution.

Kelly Kewanee Rock Island American Condensed Horsefeed Co Mr Wilder London Whiteside County Mere Kelty Rewanee W. FO Milligan Lyndon Win McNeil Prophetstown Chicago Whnch

Banks Pay Hefty Taxes to Government Revenue

Moline's four banks contribute about 1038 in capital stock surplus and undivided profits taxes. First National pays 360 on 150000 capital and 30000 surplus, People's State Savings 216 on capital and 11000 surplus, Moline National 240 on 200000 and 20000, Moline State Savings 222 on 100000 and surplus. The article explains the tax method based on capital and surplus, notes state banks face no rate yet, and states stamp costs add to totals. It highlights banks as major revenue sources for war-related government funding.

Moline First National Bank People's State Savings Banks Moline National Bank Moline State Savings Bank Fim Motine State Savings Bank People’s Savings Bank Ats First National

Three damage suits filed in Mo line circuit court

J. R. Oakleaf represents Miss Anna Johnson in a $10,000 claim against the city of Moline for injuries from a February sidewalk fall in front of the William Kerns residence on Sixth avenue. The city declined to settle. Oakleaf also filed a $5,000 suit for Charles J. Lawson, father of Emil Lawson, against Tri-City Railway Co. A third $5,000 suit is brought by Emma E. Nourse, widow of E. G. Nourse, against Davenport and Rock Island Construction Co. over the Crescent bridge site accident in December.

Oakleaf Anna Johnson Moline William Kerns Sixth Avenue Johnson W. W. Wells Miss Johnson Charles J. Lawson Emil Lawson Tri-City Railway Co Davenport and Rock Island Construction Co Crescent Bridge Emma E. Nourse E. G. Nourse

Dr Thomas Electric Oil Promises Instant Burn Relief

An advertisement claims Dr Thomas Electric Oil eases bodily pain and offers instant relief for burns sprains and accidents. It touts the product as a quick fix when injured, suggesting fear and pain diminish with use.

Dr. Thomas

Woodman Picnic Opens Tenth District Event in Rock Island

The first annual Woodmen picnic for the Tenth Congressional district is set for Watch Tower on Wednesday with a grand Rock Island parade in the forenoon. Marshal L F Crall e has named aides from Rock Island Moline and Davenport for the procession and convoy.

Watch Tower Rock Island L. F. Cralle James McNamara Frank Andrews Oliver Beck FE. B. MekKkown Max Sehneider Christ Gaetter Emil Jacobson Moline Wim. Clendenin C. FE. Buttles Frank Nelson Bleuer Geo. W. Prince W. A. Northcott A. B. Speckles W. J. Ranson C. W. Hawes L. V. Eckhart, Jr M. L. Gebhart Medill Baker Davenport Swensson D. M. Rosenfield C. W. Hicks Geo. SK. Morgan W. R. Carey J. F. Hopper Royal Neighbors Davenport Woodmen Moline Woodmen Rock Island Woodmen

W F Spohn's Father Dies in South Bend

Wm F Spohn learned of his father's death at 1 45 this morning in South Bend Ind He had cancer of the stomach Edward Spohn 61 leaves a second wife and four children William F of this city Mrs Ramenstein of Chicago Mrs John Daas of Milwaukee and Henry Spohn of South Bend.

Wm. F. Spohn South Bend Ind Edward Spohn William F William F. of This City Mra Ramenstein Chicago John Daas Milwaukee Henry Spohn

Rock Island Arsenal to End Night Shift Effective Tonight

Maj Blunt announces a war department order to discontinue the night shift for equipment workers at Rock Island Arsenal, with 150 gun carriage staff continuing nights. Day force reductions will be gradual as total workforce around 1,500 is trimmed. Several departments face pay cuts, transfers, and mechanization in response to postwar demand and new equipment.

Maj. S. FE. Blunt War Department Rock Island Arsenal Maj Blunt Arsenal

Ointment Ends Burning Itch With Quick Cure

W Lenhart of Bowling Green Ohio reports a running itching sore on the leg was relieved instantly by Dean's Ointment and permanently cured.

Dean W. Lenhart Bowling Green, O

No Contest as East Moline Sits Out Plow Co. Sale

In East Moline the Weir Plow Co. sale of assets and land is authorized despite a pending $50,000 damages case in U S court. East Moline deeded 17 acres for the plant with a condition to build a $25,000 factory, and may challenge title later. The land company appeals to the U S appellate court with a September hearing.

United States East Moline Co Welr Plow Co East Moline Weir Plow Co. and Land Company Plow Company East Moline Company United States Appellate Court United States District Court Peoria

Who will build houses for new Moline residents

The Dispatch notes a housing shortage in Moline with many inquirers seeking six to seven room rentals near the post office. Advertisers like George Walker attract new residents, proving locals must advertise to be found. The piece appeals to investors to construct affordable, modernized homes renting for 12 to 20 dollars monthly to retain city residents.

Dispatch Moline Advertiser Grone George Walker G. W

Peter Christopher Returns From War Honorably Discharged

Peter Christopher has returned from military service after serving with naval militia. He left with the naval militia on May 28 and spent the past five weeks battling fever. He was treated at Key West and later at a Newport hospital in New York before his honorable discharge and recovery.

Peter Christopher Christopher Naval Militia Key West New York Newport

Pleaded Guilty To Petty Larceny In County Court

Grace M Almgren pleaded guilty in county court Saturday to petty larceny and received 15 days in the county jail for stealing clog articles from Mrs Lesie of Healy's addition. Benjamin Barber of Port Byron also pleaded guilty to petty larceny for fish lines and nets stolen about a year ago and was sentenced to four months in jail.

Grace M. Almgren Mra. Lesie Healy Benjamin Barber Port Byron

Davenport to Marshalltown Railway Incorporation Filed

Articles of incorporation for the Davenport to Marshalltown line were filed in Davenport. The capital stock is 50000 dollars. Incorporators are Lee S. Harrison Carl J Langfeldt and Louis H Brandt all of Davenport. The plan links whisky glucose and cattle interests with Peoria power and a possible Crescent bridge connection amid railroad rivalries.

Towa Chicago, Peoria & Western Railway Davenport Whisky Peoria Lee S. Harrison Carl J. Langfeldt Louis H. Brandt Marshalltown Scott, Linn Kenton Tama Marshall Counties Glucose Trust Illinois Corporation S. Matthieson S. T. Butler W. J. Gorman Wm. Dickinson CL. Glass Frank ST. Blair Crescent Bridge St. Louis St. Paul Rock Island Peoria & Pekin Union Chicago, Teoriad& Western Chicago Rock Island Union Iowa Glucose

Assignee Sells Weir Plow Works Plant and Property

Assignee of the insolvent Weir Plow Company announces two public sales in September 1898. On September 15 at 2 pm in Monmouth Illinois the entire manufacturing plant including grounds and machinery will be sold as a unit. On September 17 at 2 pm a separate auction will offer Outlet fourteen of East Moline land parcel 168.85 acres with specified exclusions and improvements.

Warren County Tinos Weir Plow Company Weir Plow Monmouth Ilinois Said Weir Plow Company East Moline Rock Island Illinois H. G. Paddock Rock Island County Indis Kingman

Community urges immediate funding for Moline hospital

The letter from W. W. Willard calls on Moline residents to fund the city hospital's unpaid construction debt. He praises the site's beauty and thorough plan and urges a working basis for operation. Proposes five cents weekly from 5000 factory workers to cover half the debt, with others contributing proportionally.

Moline New City Hospital Wei Cau W. W. Willard

Dr. Fowler’s Extract of Wild Strawberry Ad

An old advertisement proclaims Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry as a blessing for all ages and calls it nature’s remedy for dysentery diarrhoea and summer complaint.

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