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Newspaper

Moline Review Dispatch

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1898

Page

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Alday case moves on as arson indictment challenged

In Davenport circuit court Judge Gest hears defense motion to quash the arson indictment against Mrs Mary Osbar and Joseph Kipp over the 1896 Molina fire at the Alday home. The hearing continues Friday as Kemble v Gilbert yields a damages verdict of 147 504 for the plaintiff.

Hans Oskar Joseph Kipp Canelman Gest Circuit Court Mary Osbar Molina Adam Alday Osbar Adam 'Alday Han~ Q-bar Davenport Kipp Alday J. I. Haas J.ti. Kenworthy A. P. McGuirk Searle Kemble Gilbert

Chiave Bride Charles Philips Weds Miss Tattie Brimberger

Charles Philips of Chiave and Miss Tattie Brimberger of Rock Island marry at 7 o clock last evening at the bride's mother's home 1501 Fourth Avenue Rock Island Rabb i Thorter of Davenport officiates Laura Bamberger sister serves as maid of honor Morris Black of Chicago is best man The couple plan a honeymoon then reside in Chicago where they will run a grocery business The account also notes unrelated ads and a historical archive discovery of Columbus voyage documents.

Charles Philips Chiave Tattie Brimberger Rock Island Rabbi Thorter Davenport Laura Bamberger Morris Black Chicago Mrs Philips

Death of Rock Island switchman Perry Chapman at 30

Perry Chapman a night switchman for the Rock Island yards died after sustaining a chest pain while boarding a backing engine. He collapsed on the way home and died within an hour from rupture of a blood vessel near the heart. He left a wife and two children.

Perry Chapman Rock Island Chipman Chapman de Silva

Clinton (Ia) Bridge Co. Wins Contract Near Coal Run Creek

South Rock Island highway commissioners award the steel bridge project near Coal Run Creek east of Watch Tower to Clinton Crown Bridge Co. after bids from Joflet, Massillon, Stub Bros, Muncie, and others. Company cut $10 from bid 429 to use oak flooring instead of steel joists.

Clinton (Ilowa) Bridge Co Coal Run Creek Commissioners of Highway of South Rock Island Committee On Roads and Bridges Board of Superviseors Coal Ran Creek Joflet Bridge Co Massillon Bridge Co Stub Bros St. Louis Muncie Ind.y Bridge Co Louis Bridge Co. RA Western Bridge Co Chicago J. N. Wagsner Milwaukee Wisconsin Bridge Co Clinton Crown Bridge Co Orninal

February Weather Data and Catarrh Cure Advertisement

February weather data compiled by George E Hunt covers 26 years in Davenport. Warmest month 182 with 39 average, coldest 1874 10 average. Highest temp 67 on the 12th, 1880s. lowest on the 8th. Snowfall nine inches across two days. Clear days eight, partly cloudy ten, cloudy l. Wind up to 460 miles per hour from the northwest on the 9th, 1880. Also an ad touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure by Cheney Co Toledo Ohio and a promotion for discount clothing at Famous McKinnie Block, Moline.

George E Hunt Weather Bureau of Davenport Issy Scignee Hall KJ. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio WL J. Quency & Co Hull

Prospector Party Heads for Alaska Gold Fields

A party of twenty prospectors from Cordova Rock Island and nearby towns will depart Monday morning for Alaska. Led by Charles Green and Jerry Bryant of Cordova, experienced miners who helped organize the group. Each man paid $75 for Rock Island to Dyea tickets. In Seattle they will meet Mr Hollenback, a associate of Green and Bryant, who has spent months in Alaska providing guidance.

Cordova Rock Island Alaska Charles Green Jerry Bryant Deadwood Dyea Seattle Hollenback Messrs. Greda Bryant

17 Year Old Boy Sentenced for Vagrancy to Jail

George Thompson a 17 year old known as the boy bum was sentenced by Magistrate Kerns to twenty days in the county jail for vagrancy. He described his wandering life and said prison life appealed to him and he prefers travel over work.

George Thompson Kerns Thompson New York City Ilinois

Obituary notices for Foley Brown and Martzahn in Davenport area

Obituary notices report Edoward Foley age 79 of Moline died at home on Tuesday after six forty five a.m. He was born in Kerry Ireland and came to the United States in 1948. George Washington Brown age 32 died of typhoid fever at his home on Fourth avenue leaving a wife and six siblings. Louis Martzahn age 31, a longtime Davenport butcher, died at his Davenport home Sunday morning. funeral held Wednesday at 2 pm.

Edoward Foley Moline Sixteenth Avenue Kerry Leith United States Arsenals Island George Washington Brown Fourth Avenue Henrys Will Fremont Grant Lavazie Susan Delilah Zuln Daisy Louis Martzahn Davenport Ilo

Fraternal Tribunes Highlight Moline Tribunal Initiation

Rock Island members attended the Moline Tribunal meeting where thirteen candidates were initiated by Suprema Orator Robert Rexdale. An evening program was cut short to complete the initiation. Davenport tribunal plans an entertainment Feb 14 with a musical program and illustrated reading by Rexdale.

Rock Island Moline Moline Tribunal Robert Rexdale Ding Harry Haley B. H. Quick Davenport Rexdale

Court of Honor denounces spreading of forged circular

At a Moline lodge meeting the Court of Honor condemns a derisive blackmailing circular. A five member committee is appointed to verify its authenticity. The issued statement claims the circular is a fabrication by rival groups. The report notes increased membership as evidence of public interest and references Supreme Court officials for details.

Moline Lode Court of Honor Désraton J. F. Myers Supreme Medical Examiner Maline Hi Drun Supreme Court Quincy CL EL ‘Whiteside Fred Daein E_ Erickson Supreme Council Moline JFL Rewnetist William Turfiy Gkokok M Stearns Howie Je Pion J. G. Dans

Schumann Musicale Delights Evening Dispatch Club

The Beethoven eliph presented a lively program despite absences from Mrs FLW Girald and Miss Barnard. Miss Nellie M. Stephene and Miss Kelso impressed with piano pieces while Prof. Gustaf Starek showed a superb voice. A large audience enjoyed the varied concert, though cold weather reduced attendance.

Flw. Girald Tigerith O Lodder Nellie M Gustaf Starek

New Library Additions Include Classics and Works on City Life

Public library receives a wide batch of new titles from authors like Kipling Mahan Bryce and Wells. The list includes Ballads and Barrack Room Ball Kipling and Seven Seas, Life and Letters of H B Stown, Street Cleaning, Like a Gallant Lady and The Heart of a Boy among others. Also featured are biographies on American authors and studies of city government.

Hamlin IM. S Ity Kipling Seven Seas Adame H. B. Stown Page N.ep Old Virginia Mahan A. T America Wilcox D. F I Mardin Harrison Beny Eo L Hoberts K. T Wells Et al Bryce South Africa Waring Smith Munchkittrch R. K Tyler Mic Waterloo Ashley Fair Castle Ashlley B. F Jack Barnes Carey Ren Jon Redae Clover Paul Pravers Wright Ale Citizen Bird Chapney Eow Vuerre Iris Poodla Crochutt I. K Lochinvar

Colona Ferry Sold and Local Notices Highlight Colona News

Colona ferry sold to Frank B. Tenno after Stokes sold it. A. Perkins of Putnam returned to Colona and leased the ferry. Town collector Franklin Baum reminds taxes are due. Charles Cyst buys Edward Block’s property planning a shop. M Harb and A G Perkins weekly activities noted. James Ryan reports sister’s death from Iowa trip. Local residents active with sales, firewood, and travel mentions.

Colona Frank Tenno Lif Youne Stokes M. Harb A. G. Perkins Charles Baum A. L. Humberstone Rock River H. Weed James Ryan Iowa R. Cc. Letsth Reynolds Barstow

Farmers Institute Meets in Morrison Whiteside County

The Farmers Institute of the tenth congressional district will convene in Morrison Whiteside county on February 10 and 11, with sessions closing Thursday and Friday afternoon. The program features papers on profitable crops dairy management private butter making corn culture bulb forcing for winter bloom rural schoolhouses home upkeep farm housing work horses tree care beef cattle and other practical topics.

Farmiers’ Institute of the Tenth Congressional District Morrison Whiteside County Prgram

Rock Island Heiress Edna Kenser in Orleans Court

Miss Edna Kenser, heiress to a large estate, attended her guardianship case in New Orleans where attorney Willis McCook sought removal of guardian B. Ivory and urged an accounting. Judge Hawkins proposed options depending on Ivory’s willingness to join in discharge, and the court appointed Safe Deposit and Trust Co. of Pittsburgh as guardian of Kenser’s personal estate with Ivory ordered to file an account by February 12.

Hittsci Misa Ednaenser Rock Island Ito Orleans B. Ivory Atorney Willis McCook Hawkins Ivory Kenser Rogers Sudenly Court World Eoarce Sabansekineremied Safe Deposit and Trust Co Pittsburg

Federation of Labor to Review Grievances Feb 12

The Federation of Labor will hold a meeting Saturday evening February 12 to consider a grievance from Molina Wagon Co employees. Three discharged workers Hyatt Guesytyfson and August Berpston allege they were fired by contractor Stelck of the wood department without cause and will attend to seek an investigation.

Federation of Labor Molina Wagon Co Hyatt Guse Tyfson August Berpston Stelck Wood Department Federation

Sermon from Bishop Bowman Draws Large Port Byron Audience

In Port Byron the Saturday lecture by Bishop Bowman drew few listeners while Sunday drew a full church. The 81 year old preacher delivered a vivid sermon. Rev. R G Pearce of Rock Island preached Sunday evening. A school sleigh ride to Cordova Princeton LeClaire and Port Byron followed Monday. A bat and minor spills occurred but no injuries. Phil Mitchell spoke on banking and noted Davenport hosted the first national bank with no futures during hard times. The Lend a Hand society and local sleighing plans were mentioned along with factory output and pebbles on the beach. An ad note warned buyers about Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup imitations.

Bishop Bowman R. G. Pearce Rock Island Academy Cordova Princeton LeClaire Mississipi Port Byron O Olin Phil Mitchell Mitcheenl Davenport M. KE Electred

Navigability ruling stirs Rock River fishing plans

In Sterling pundits discuss the Maxson case ruling Rock River navigable to a point near the rapids head and the new fish law that allows seines in navigable streams with mesh not smaller than two inches. Some attorneys fear a future court re verdict may alter holdings and suggest fishermen move cautiously while noting similar implications for the Moline bridge case.

Sterling Rock River Sterling Dbadard Maxson General Assembly Toah Asita

Dr King’s New Discovery Cures Severe Coughs

Mr James Joobs of Jones & Son Cowden Illinois reports his wife LaGrippe grew quickly worse with a severe cough and consumption like illness. After using Dr King’s New Discovery she improved after a few doses and six bottles cured her, with free trial bottles offered at Wa Clendenin’s drug store.

James Joobs Jones & Son, Cowden, Hl Dr.King LaGrippe Cowden Pana Dr. King Clendenin

Prren Hoax Report Baffles Philadelphia Record

A garbled clipping notes a hoax or prank involving Jones and a phrenology themed event. It mentions children near a horse and vague references to batting, ball games, and a jump by phrenology enthusiasts.

Jones Smag Head Pinla

Two Trees in a Poem of Faith and Growth

A lyrical piece contemplates two trees growing by a shore and their paths toward the sea. It weaves religious imagery, time, trust, and love, urging daily sowing of virtue as Gol’s grace grows in hearts. The verse ends with Abb ie W GouLp signed.

Abbie W

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Conzelman Charles Conzelman Cour Henry Lichen A. H. Arp August Nelon Johannes Johnson Tealing Hig Watch JB Oakleaf Johnson Earle Christofor Columbus Switchman Hunt McKinnie Block Second Ave Eee Boy Bum Brown Martzahn Fraternal Tribunes Evening Dispatch Jung Mily Rivyala Order THE Schumann Musicale Beethoven Club Pierz Hall Michillinda Nineteenth Street H. Driggs View Books Ra Coy Teese Farmers’ Institute Congressionl Atl Morrison Hood Guardian Miss Benger Pittsburg Trust, Co Federal Union Wagon Co Dr. Bull Missi Royal Iking Royal Bakiss Pwoer CO New Yon Joax TION
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