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Newspaper

Moline Review Dispatch

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1910

Page

8

Betsy Hirsch Dies in Davenport Home After Illness

Betsy Hirsch wife of Simeon Hirsch and mother of Sel Hirsch cashier of the Surte Savings Bank and Trust Co died at her Davenport home after five months of declining health. She was born in New York City September 1841 and moved to Molin with her husband in 1620. Funeral services will be held at her home with burial in Riverside cemetery.

Mra Tietsy Hirrach Simeon Hirech Sel Hirsch Surte Savings Bank and Trust Co Poty Tenth Avenue Betsy Waldheimer New York City Mr Firach Third Avenue Mra Hirsch Emple Emanuel Davenport Deborah Aid Seciety Rock Island Suve Sol Arthur Miss Carnie Mra Moo Rosenfield Seity Moses Strauss Tanisville Imiss Sue Ulee Philip Waldenbevaer New York Charles Ron Charles Frederck Calkins Calkins New ‘York State John Gustafson Munsion Tabernacle Frank Munson Rockford Gustafson

Arrests After Saloon Fight on Rathroad Avenue

A report describes a disturbance in a saloon on Rathroad Avenue leading to charges of assault and an arrest for striking Leon De Neble. The narrative mentions a man and a bride arriving home from Belgium and references a transportation or travel context amid the incident.

Leon de Neble Rathroad Avenue

Marriage Licenses Listed in Local Notices

A column lists names associated with marriage licenses including Tone Po Coleman of bre cae and Nbutoon, Roch Do land, and other parties. The notice mentions venues and dates and names such as Mebane Wolas Anerson, bbitci W, and Ayers.

Tone Po Coleman Bre Cae Nbutoon Mebane Wolas Anerson

Merchants Back Plan to Widen Fifth Avenue

Property owners in Moline endorse widening Fifth avenue from Fifteenth to Eighteenth Street and hire counsel to aid city attorneys in securing county court confirmation. A committee appointed by the Moline Club will report actions to owners, aiming to boost local mercantile activity and growth through a larger business district.

Daily Dispatch Fifth Avenue Fifteenth Eighteenth Street Moline Moline Club WR Moore G A Shallbergz Conusician

Men for Jury Service Ordered to Report

Ate Ventre of gursmen for pervier Ino circuit court hes been drawn ate counts court Thess are ta report meet Monday morning The ventremen are the following Port Byron lewis DD Newton Thomas Miberned John Sartzon Annopton John Shinner Walter Scott South Moline George Mustard Motte Fredererik Cartoon to Ganz HE of Girippe dotin Brederbeh pron bo Walther Wietor bandstrom PF Cowles Theadlore Falk Roch Istand A Johnson James Mitartoaech Lames A Wagner Frank Ruiger Peter Anthons Iylehart Coal Weatdales Bo Hawes Robert Miinow diye Pons Lehrowder Vrat Hindle TRE Heart Nie Loge fT Read Coors C Gilbert Wallintly Raton POA Ptyvroe Charles Peass Tan Lawler Nadre Bbaete db Nodtrer 0 Pheer ob Phoesnen Achim Hhe ram bP Ker M Feeol oe Geetes Cosson A Paeecher PoNeeson 2 oS) Roberts me the Wee aban oCharteee Roads Chart st to be t Hats Pah Bye Tod vateh Mle Bye ats Peta delim Wal en boyinatem DF EL Metteer forors Vosepel POR an

South Moline George Mustard Fredererik Ganz Girippe Dotin Brederbeh Pron Bo Walther Wietor Bandstrom Cowles Theadlore Falk Roch Istand Johnson James Mitartoaeh Lames Wagner Frank Ruiger Peter Anthons Iylehart Coal Weatdales Bo Hawes Robert Miinow Diye Pons Lehrowder

Sisters and relatives mourn Anna Cherry Hill death in Cincinnati

Mrs Anna Cherry Hill died in Cincinnati after a Thanksgiving illness. She was the eldest of eight Hills and had wintered in Daytona Beach. Survived by two sisters and five brothers including C M Hill of this city. funeral Friday in Cincinnati. Also notes death of Mrs John Gustafson and Fred Cashing with funeral details.

C. M. Hill Jr Cincinnati Anna Cherry Wired Today Cherry Hill Daytona Pla Florida Mark Anthony Taunton Mass Jesse B Leonard George Hill Minneapolis John Hill St Paul Stacey Him C M~ Hill Sullivan Hill Cleburne Tex Cincinnat

Desperate trio rounded up in Davenport car theft case

Three men BF Kluger his son George Kluger and James Slocum were arrested after officers pursued a robbery to the Twin City Rendering Coop car filled with hides on November 4 in Rock Island Davenport. George Kluger wounded, bonds set. others held on charges of murder and robbery. police describe a lengthy pursuit ending in confrontation.

Rock Island Bof Kluger BF Kluger Jeore James Slocum Davenport Ace Twin City Coop Sty Ted Geore Isliger Rip Wwin Malin Chaar Offeeta

Saloons Doomed in Kingdom of Sweden

Swedish Methodist rep from Fatherland speaks on temperance reform praising rapid change in Scandinavia. Carlson says within twenty years every saloon will close and be barred as protests to reopen fail, with saloonkeepers given twenty years grace. He notes government closure during a two year industrial strike and laments liquor’s role in unrest. Carlson travels to Galesburg next.

Swedish Methodist Church C P Carlson Stockholm Sweden Methodist Church Fatherland Scandinavian Temperance Union Scandinavian Peninsula America Carlson Galesburg

Hager Dwelling Destroyed by Fire in Early Morning

Jacob Hager’s rooming house at 151 Thirtieth Avenue burned this forenoon with losses to house and furniture listed at 35000. Fire started on the roof, possibly from a chimney spark, as neighbors battled flames in a north wind. walls saved but structure beyond repair. fire department responded at 8 45. Spontaneous combustion discovered in a coal yard pile nearby.

Jacob Hagers Thirtieth Avenue Hager Lundahl

Negro Confesses to Killing John Brank at Davenport Theater

Henry Bradbury a colored janitor at the Allernai Theatre in Davenport confessed to the police that he pushed John Ho Brank down a stairwell at 21st Blocks of street, causing his death. Police doubt the confession and say other negroes were held then released. Mayor Johnson plans a two story brick building on East Moline corner for storage and offices at a cost of $10,000.

Henry Bradbury Allernai Theatre Davenport John Ho Brank Ot Street Moline Bradbury Warroon Street Urvetbury Brut x Mayor Johnson First Avenue Eighth Street

Hiksplan Booster Campaign Aims to Grow Moline Lodge

The Moline lodge of Elks launches a booster drive to raise membership toward 400. A fifteen member committee chaired by the lodge outlines plans for the campaign. Specific procedures remain private, but officials anticipate substantial growth and steps toward building a clubhouse once targets are met.

Moline Lodge of Elks

Accidental Fall Breaks Both Arms in Moline Home

Mrs Anna G Ford aged 70 plus, living at 1216 Fourteenth Street, fell eight steps into a cellar, breaking both forearms as a heavy chest tumbled after her. Dr A H Arp treated her. she has had prior accidents. Daughter Cora Ford arrived after six. Ford recently moved into a self-built house. mother of Mrs O Anderson.

Anna G Ford Fourteenth Street Cora Ford A’ HI

Rock Island County Society for Prevention of Tuberculosis Formed

Dr B M Sala of Rock Island elected president of the newly organized society. Mrs J C Earnhardt named secretary as twelve enthusiasts attend a meeting in the Moline public library. A committee led by Dr J W Stewart will recruit five vice presidents and appoint a board of directors. The group plans educational work and will oversee Red Cross Christmas stamp sales in the county.

Bem Sala Rock Island Dr Sala Red Cross

Steady Population Growth in Rock Island County Through Centuries

The article traces Rock Island County population from 1840 to 1900 rising from 2 610 to 70 404 noting decade gains and linking industrial growth to expansion. It mentions manufacturing as a key driver and cites statewide rural counties hit hard while counties with industry grew. It also reports contractor C E Heaps returning from Portland seeking relocation but opting to stay.

Rock Island Ita

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Betsy Hirsch Mabbi Woo Finestriber George Hoke Ganges Frank Anderson Riverside Cemetery Oscar L Dahlberg Mere Orenar LL Dahlbers Aberdeen Ters Gelen Buria Gust V. Valentine Gustao Nabeutiie Ote Menudas Hia Bieter Stromberg Seventh Avenue Chicago Michael Parcuan Sumedas Fernoot Bee Ferar Mottis de Wan Ireland Captan Wiliam Morin Morris Second Avenue Sixteenth Street John H. Mueller Fifteenth Street Kentor House Manufacturers Sherif John Rethoher Marx Hauberg John H Hauberg Hauberg Navy United States Doric Lodge AFF & A M Charles F Calkins Jacob Starofsky Vary Calvary Cemetery Stantian Scheuer John White Jotun Winn Julius Raes Belgium Mae Babe Vel Lanedie da Somers Beth of Watertown Mis Verity Ayers Rook Palas Rose Borger Fletcher Deeire Ravenport Toade Ans Moetehands Ate Ventre Pervier Ino Port Byron Lewis DD Newton Thomas Miberned John Sartzon Annopton John Shinner Walter Scott Castoria G. M. Hill Circle Fred C. Calkins Fred Cashing Knox Chapel Arthur Hurley First Baptist Church FE E Morgan F Kluger Jorge Kluger Phe Oa Tok Peterson Hoek Feo George Whager Kiuger Dirk Kingdom OF Sweden Negro John Brank Hiksplan Anna G. Ford AMP Company Minots Moline Incandescent Lane Company Cooper 2D Avenue 2D Street John I Clark WreHaettie Bears FeeSinle Signature of Ato Gastoria Cemtaur Company Fedora Fria F. M. Sala J. C. Earnhardt C E. Heaps Portland, Or Northwest
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