Coroner Probes If Death From Vehicle Strike
A coroner is investigating whether injuries causing death resulted from being struck by a car. Officials pursue all evidence to determine if foul play was involved in the fatal incident.
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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1910
Page
4
Death on tracks after Saturday drinking in city
Cyriel Carrier, 31, of this city, was struck by a westbound Red Line streetcar between First and nd streets at about 11 55 p m Saturday and died at 7 a m Sunday in city hospital. He had been drinking with six to eight companions at a Cobert saloon and A C Hanson’s place before the accident. Motorman J J Rufus testified the man lay face down on the rail as the car approached. the fender knocked him under and dragged him, though the car was moving slowly. Coroner's inquest questioned whether Carrier stumbled or fought with companions. Witnesses mentioned a seventh man with a white mustache, but police doubt his existence. Carrier had arrived from the old country January 8 and returned from Wisconsin in November, boarding at 216 Second avenue. He was buried in the city’s memory with lingering questions about the events leading to his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Dispatch
Cyriel
J. J. Rufus
Carlier
A. C. Hangon
Rock Island
Rufus
Dr. Arp
Hanson's Galoon
Dr A H Arp
Ria Meersman
Maynesa
Henry Eds
Archie Bremenprex
Joseph Wallert
A.C. Hanson
Axel Kittleson
Old Country
Wisconsin
Second Avenue
Rose
Cyriel Carrier
Henry Parmentier
Archie Bremenprez
Joseph Wallaert
Remi Meersman
Joseph Mayaert
Mayaert
Cobert
Hanson
Meersman
Parmentier
Wallaert
Bremenprez
Nels Kittleson
A. C Hanson
Kittheson
A. C. Hanson
Cartier
Audit and funding decisions mark county board session
The county board approved an audit of four years of county books at an estimated cost of about 1000 and paid 20,000 on floating debt to Reynolds bank. Sheriff Bruner received a 1000 annual livery hire increase, and a 30 cent daily rate for feeding prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
John Welch
Rock Island
Reynolds Bank
Bruner
E. L. Eastman
John A Goodmanson
Finance Committee
E E. L. Eastman
Aye
Cool
Hofer
Huntley
Johnston
Lipton
Larkin
Pfoh
Richmond
Harris
Carlson
Oswald
Wadsworth
Einfeldt
Dahlberg
Beadle
Eastman
Swanson
Tambur
Styvaert
Hanna
McRoberts
McMurphy
Miss Greenwood Targeted by South Bend Man in Lunacy Case
John C. Wagner of South Bend Indiana a wealthy 61 year old businessman was arrested as a lunatic after writing a marriage proposal to Miss Winfred Greenwood star of the Indiana Stock company. He attempted to visit her home and later tried to reach her after a matinee at The Aerdome. Wagner is held pending a lunacy commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treadway
Daily Dispatch
John C. Wagner
South Bend
Ind
Winfred Greenwood
Indiana Stock Company
Aerdome
Wagner
Miss Greenwood
John C Wagner
Michigan
Greenwood
The
Bannister- Greenwood Company
Tribute to memory of beloved woman at large funeral
The funeral for Mrs. Mary McDonald McKinney wife of Congressman James McKinney filled the First Methodist church as friends from across the district attended. She was remembered for kindness, charity to orphans, and a devoted home life. remains laid to rest at Aledo cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McKinney
Aledo Cemetery
Mary McDonald-McKinney
Aledo
First Methodist Church
Methodist
McKkinney
Lfe
F A Landee
Moline Thomas Campbell
South Rock
Islind S W_ Searle
Rock Island
R F McAllister
John M Glenn
Chicago
Robert Hodson
E I. Wolff
CW Detwetler
I &. Emerich
E. Parkman
W H Holmes
John R McCrea
Misa Edith Pfeiffer
Seventh Street
Grace Lutheran Church
Gust
Edward
Otto
O Nothstein
Riverside Cemetery
Carolina Dahlheim
Thirteenth Avenue
IL. A Johnston
Eric Engstrom
John Hoglund
Alfred Johanson
Andrew Johnson
Peter Johnson
Severin Anderson
Mrs Peterson Released After Seven Months In Jail
Mrs Ernestine Peterson, held for seven months and twelve days in the county jail on an accessory after the fact indictment linked to the so called maternity hospital in Rock Island, pleaded guilty before Judge Graves and paid the maximum $500 fine before being discharged. State's Attorney Magill indicated possible later indictments against physicians who performed illegal operations at the Twelfth street site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Dispatch
Ernestine Peterson
West End
Rock Island
BE. C. Graves
L. M. Magill
Why the evangelist bore through a life insurance pitch
In a witty column a veteran recalls seeing an evangelist bored by a life insurance agent. The narrator, addressing his niece Phoeny, wonders what thoughts ran through the evangelist’s mind during the long pitch downtown this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoeny
Puck
Dietz Purchases Shaw Homestead on Nineteenth Street
G Q Dietz buys the old Shaw homestead at 718 Nineteenth Street from Charles Peterson for 6000. He plans to reside there with his mother Mrs. C C Dietz of Gilman Illinois and his sister, as they relocate to live in the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Dispatch
G. QO. Dietz
Charles Peterson
Nineteenth Street
Old Shaw Homestead
Farmers Institute program announced for Rock Island County
The Rock Island County Partners Institute sessions in Port Byron on December 13 and 14 feature Dr Cyril G Hopkins of the University of Illinois on soil fertility. The program lists talks by Prof Charles W Farr, Miss Harriet Rinaker, and Prof Kindley, plus music and brief club reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyril G. Hopkins
University of Inois
Daily Dispatch
Rock Island County Partners Institute
Port Byron
Farmera
Rev Russell
Theodore Smith
Charles W Farr
Chicago
Cyril G Hopkins
University of Imnats
Musiec
Housekeeping
Harriet Rinaker
University of Dilnots
Prof Kindley
Harry Genung
Carrol Heeren
Rock Island
F Ht Schafer
Two True Bills in Dr Lamping Case Unsealed
A Peoria federal grand jury returned two true bills against Dr T lamping formerly of Peoria now in another city. He faces two counts for using US mail to defraud and a separate charge for threatening Deere & Co president William Butterworth. Indictment sets trial for April. bond posted at $2000 with relatives as sureties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Tlampinog
United States
Eliott
Catherine Lamping
Miss Kelly
Butterworth
Moline City Hospital
Filtration Plant Requested for Island Arsernal Budget
The arsenal seeks funds for a 1,000,000 gallon daily filtration plant estimated at 30,000 and for power plant operation at 12,500 and bridge care at 18,000 as part of a 60,500 total fiscal year expenditure. The plant would address unfit raw water and sediment removal to protect machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of the Government
Congress
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ed Kittilsen
Watertown
Judiciary Committee
JL. M Magill
Aneriff
Kittilsen
Joliet
Cupid
John Wagner
South Bend Millionaire
Washington
Edith Pfeiffer
John M. Cheney
John M Cheney
Moline
Seaside
Cal
BE. B. Knox Chapel
Masons
Doric Lodge
Carolina Dahlhelm
Charles Baum
R. H Graham Post
Colona
Post
Henry Baum
Etta Ellwood
Rockland
J. C. Stullfield
J C Stulfield
Aetna
Fourth Avenue
Moline Trusts Savings Bank
Savings Bank
Rock Island County
Std Avenue
15Th Street
Peterson
G. C. Dietz
Charies Peterson
C. C. Dietz
Gilman
Hinots
Farmers? Institute
Port
Byron
DR. Lamping
William Butterworth
Friends of Arsenal
State Savings Bank &Trust Company
3Rd Ave
15Th St
F. G. Allen
C. I. Josephson
Sol Hirsch
Geo. W. Johnson
M. W. Battles JR
L. C. Blanding
A. H. Arp
J. B. Oakleaf Axel 8Oaling CO
Josephson
P. H. Wessel
G. A. Stephens
Henry Schrbeck
A. Banister
F. A. Landee
H. H. Kuehl
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