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Newspaper

Moline Review Dispatch

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1903

Page

6

Beardsley Earned Fortunes Sketches Career

Major James M. Beardsley, veteran lawyer and Civil War officer, died recently. A Rock Island figure, he rose from translator in the county clerk’s office to colonel, then served as county clerk and notable attorney, contributing to state and national politics and earning several fortunes. He married Laurany Conet, leaving three children.

James M. Beardsley M. T. Stafford E. H. Bowman John Buford G. A H. C Cleaveland S V H C Connelly William McConochie Anton Delsenrot J. M. Beardsley Rock Island Chautauqua County Ellington Six Nations James Young Beardsley Rock Island County Illinois Major Beardsley Edsall Rockford, Rock Island and St. Louis Railway United States Supreme Court Robert G. Ingersoll Emery Storrs J. D. Caton Beardsley New Orleans Haven Tilden John Sherman James A. Garfield Ae Cle Matthews Oblej M. 8. Quay Major Texas Matthias Schnell Farwells Chicago Rock Island Arsenal Hennepin Canal Washington 8. C. Plummer Laurany C. Conet Joseph Conet The Fly Wyman J.ardsley Harry G. Brooks Amanda Beardsley Ezra Beardsley Pasadena Cal Philora Stephens Meadville

Ole Olson protests railroad shutdown at Bishop Hill

A letter from Ole Olson of Bishop Hill describes his frustration with the R. I. & P. railroad managers for abandoning convenient trains. He laments the loss of service, the impact on deliveries and Zelma Peterson, and threatens action if trains are not restored.

Ole Olson Bishop Hill Peoria Bisket Hill Ellenois Das State Eddytur Peory Svedona Zelma Peterson Zelma

Assessors Sustained on Valuation Dispute Between Moline and Rock Island

The board of review upheld the assessors figures for Moline and Rock Island finding no evidence to support raising valuations. Comparisons showed Moline was not undervalued relative to Rock Island. Officials say East Moline requires careful review and substantial time to reach satisfactory assessments.

Board of Review Rock Island Moline Rock Island i East Moline

Pearl Found by Buffalo Fisherman in Mississippi River

One of the finest pearls ever found in the Mississippi was discovered near Buffalo Iowa by H C Carl a Buffalo fisherman. He noticed a large shells on the bank and retrieved a large perfect pearl from inside it.

Mississippi Buffalo H.C. Carl Carl SONS Aston

Resignation of Carbondale Guard Lieutenant Tied to Union

Adjutant-General's department was asked to investigate the resignation of George R. Taylor, second lieutenant of the Carbondale company, Fourth regiment. Reports say the switchmen’s union pressured Taylor to join or quit his guard post, threatening his job. Colonel Tanner relayed facts to John G. Drennan, who pledged to investigate for the Illinois Central railroad. Taylor had been elected a year and a half ago from the ranks. His resignation remains unaccepted.

Fremont Beardsley Lyon Wilson's Creek Quincy McNeil Sherman Fifteenth Chickasaw Bayou Wyman Vicksburg Steele Joe Johnston Grant Chattanooga Memphis Osterhaus Hooker Missionary Ridge Ringgold Gap Adjutant-General’s Department Scott Springfield George R. Taylor Carbondale Tanner Taylor Switchmen's Union John G. Drennan Illinois Central Railroad Chicago

Burdock Blood Bitters Promises New Energy

A vintage advert claims Burdock Blood Bitters cure torpid liver and restore vitality, suggesting the product can make a new man or woman by energizing the body and alleviating headaches and stomach issues.

Sterling Electric Cars Ready for Interurban Service

The Sterling Dixon and Eastern Electric railway plans interurban and city service with nine motor cars and nine trailers. Four city cars carry about thirty passengers while five interurban cars seat sixty. one baggage car serves milk deliveries. Twelve conductors and twelve motormen will manage traffic, and gravel pits near Prairieville and Gap Grove support track ballast. Cars expected to run within twenty days in Sterling.

Sterling, Dixon and Eastern Electric Railway Sterling Dixon Rock Falls Specia Dixon Milk Factory St. Louis Prairieville Gap Grove Higgins

A Helping Hand Inspires Readers On Kidney Pain Relief

Testimony from J. D. Oslund of 1016 Fourteenth Street supports Doan's Kidney Pills sold at Clendenin's drug store. He says after twenty three years in Moline Piow shops he suffered chronic headaches and kidney discomfort, but the pills cured his last attack and he advises others suffering kidney complaints or back ache to use them.

Beardsley C. Plummer Thirteenth Sherman Plummer Altho Osterhaus Fifteenth Army Corps J. D. Oslund Fourteenth Street Moline Piow Doan Clendenin Walsh Davenport

Waterworks Pump Engine To Be Dropped In

Five car shipment of a 65 ton Holly Mfg pump from Lockport N Y arrives in Moline for the new waterworks. Two flat cars contain parts, with a first car already delivered and two more due. The five section engine will power the plant once the filter begins operation, with old pumps kept only for emergencies.

Moline Holly Mfg. Co Lockport N. Y

Humphreys Medicine Co Advertises Remedies

An early 20th century ad offers a mail order list of treatments for fevers spraints rheumatism throat issues and general weakness. Mentions book and price options and lists the New York address at William and John Streets for purchase.

Prof Price Humphreys

Immense Tobacco Purchase By Peoria Maker

Frank P. Lewis of Peoria Illinois purchased the largest shipment of high grade tobacco ever mind by a cigar manufacturer. The deal covers fancy selected tobacco for the Single Binder brand and guarantees the entire supply. The transaction would make the Lewis factory the largest holder of top grade tobacco in the United States.

Frank P. Lewis Peorla Til Lewis United States Herald-Transcript

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