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Moline Review Dispatch

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1903

Page

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Claussen Recovery Hope Follows Chicago Shooting

Chicago physician Dr Beam holds consultation with Dr Baird Holmes and others over the case of George W Claussen who was seriously wounded last week Tuesday. John R Huette known as Three-Fingered Jack faced bonds of 400 dollars as sixth man detained. police say Huette did not fire a shot. Claussen shows rapid improvement and doctors report favorable condition with good recovery prospects.

John R Huette George W Claussen Huette George Claussen Beam Baird Holmes Chicago Rock Island Claussen

Local figure near recovery after injury

The subject remains out of danger and is expected to recover barring late complications. No further details about the incident are provided in the readable text.

Sonably

Wiring contract awarded for Watertown asylum ward

The Watertown asylum trustees awarded Electric Construction Co. a 3100 wiring contract for the new ward building. The firm will begin wiring at New Shops for existing structures, a major local project. The company recently completed a 15000 contract at Guthrie Center, Iowa.

Watertown Asylum The Electric Construction Co Ward Asylum Guthrie Center Iowa

Notice of Eviction Served on Utah Strikers

Special to Morine Dispatch Salt Lake City December 1 Strike by Italian miners in Carbon county worsens as eviction notices are served. Authorities prepare troops for possible emergencies amid growing tensions in the coal district.

Utah Salt Lake City Carbon County

Big squeeze eyed for December wheat market

Special to Moline Dispatch from Chicago December 1 reports a big squeeze expected in December wheat. Armour is said to be in complete control of the market and capable of driving the price up as high as a dollar.

Chicago, Ii

Panama Canal Treaty Reaches Colon En Route to Panama

Special to Moline Dispatch from Colon says the Panama canal treaty arrived today and will be taken to Panama immediately for signing, likely tomorrow.

Panama Canal Treaty Colon Panama Moline

Ice Bridge Forming Between Port Byron and LeClaire

The ice bridge is forming between Port Byron and LeClaire as floating ice closes Sunday. With a little more freezing weather the bridge will be safe for travel and use.

Port Byron LeClaire

Cure for Rupture Offers Free Talk by Trusted Doctors

Advertises a nonpay until cured rupture treatment by physicians of the United States. Claims permanent cure and evidence to persuade skeptical readers. Mentions deposits in Davenport Union Savings Bank and lists several names as endorsers or participants in the offer.

Davenport Union Savings Bank United States Patent Office Davenport

Cigarette smoker gains platform in new thinking moment

A cigarette smoker steps onto a platform of thought, showing clear ability to think. The event highlights improved concentration and decision making.

Kellogg lectures on tobacco and health in sparse turnout

Dr J H Kellogg of Battle Creek spoke on tobacco history and health effects at the First Congregational church. He warned of nicotine dangers, cited heart and blood changes, and compared tobacco to savage practice. The small audience included many pupils and a platform experiment contrasted his pace with a teen smoker.

J H Kellogg Battle Creek First Congregational Church Columbus America Paraguay France Switzerland Spain Grant McKinley Paulson Lucy de Gaston Little Tolk Mise Washington School Little Linder Alma Carl Beatrice Westberg HilmagDlson Clifton Hogberg Mandol W& Fd

Rapids City Notes Road Hazard And Local Moves

Rapids City reports traffic trouble due to an unstable embankment on the highway near the railroad. Sand and cinders are urged to stabilize the road for heavy loads. Peterson moves Sycamore duties to the Milwaukee road and crews lay a Thompson sidetrack for a new cutoff. Roy Adams family relocates to East Moline. A newborn is welcomed at J Tyler’s home amid local housekeeping beginnings.

Peterson Thomson Roy Adams East Moline Clyde Adams J. Tyler Lerk

Tri City Sanitarium Dedication Under Missionary Association

The Tri City Sanitarium, equipped under the International Medical Missionary and Benevolent Association, was dedicated with exercises attended by many interested in the association. Dr. J H Kellogg led the address praises the reform work, the role of diet and outdoor activity, and the global reach of sanitarium efforts.

Tri-City International Medical Missionary and Benevolent Association Allen Moon Charles F. Edwards Clara Sloan W. W Willard M. W Crumbaker Ella Carter Bryant Mendelssohn David Paulson Chicago Paulson Maria L. Awards Moline J H Kellogg New England Connecticut Kellogg W. M. Story

East Moline Booms as 60 Houses Go Up for New Shops

East Moline anticipates 1000 workers for the New Shops by spring with 60 houses already under construction and more planned. Nine hotels with dozens of rooms are occupied as real estate sales surge. Factory work expands with Moline Scale Co nearing completion and plans for hardware and furniture stores growing amid possible new industries and sites.

East Moline Moline Scale Co

Detective Driscoll Dies as Eighth Car Barn Bandits Victim

Chicago reports Detective John Driscoll died from a gunshot suffered in the Indiana dugout clash, marking the eighth death tied to the car-barn bandits. Authorities warn threats loom as suspects remain jailed and police insist on swift retaliation for the killings.

Moline Dispatch Chicago Ill John Driscoll Peter Neidermeier Indiana Driscoll Weidermeier O'Neill

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