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Newspaper

Moline Review Dispatch

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1905

Page

3

Historic call for reform echoes in early 20th century

Fragmentary editorial urges broad reforms in transportation, communication, and postal services. It argues for fair railroad rates, abolition of discrimination, a strong parcels post, and government oversight to protect public welfare. The piece stresses civic duty and integrity in homes and institutions.

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Fragmentary script yields unclear dunes and names

Readable text shows scattered syllables and partial phrases about dunes and names, but no coherent event, date, or identifiable entities to summarize into a factual news item. The fragment lacks a definable action or outcome.

Train wreck near Geneseo causes injuries and delays

A westbound freight derailment near Geneseo injured several workers including West and Davenport. Police say mail and express cars derailed. wrecking crews cleared the scene for hours. Train No s were delayed about two hours and the fast mail about ninety minutes.

Sy Scot Polak Axtra Arain Heaton ‘Co Gengapet Tame Geneseo Noupitai Wea Cer Wasicomfetes Blatt West Natick

Man shoots at sheriff during inquisition attempt

Sheriff W G Helder and Deputy Reynolds, aiming to take William Trittie to Rock Island for a mental inquisition, were fired upon at the Trittie home. Trittie, who has been an inpatient in asylums six times, resisted entry as his wife died that night. Dr Eddy had petitioned for the inquisition. Trittie may be persuaded to go to Rock Island.

W. G. Helder Sherif Reynolds William ‘Trittle Blackhawk Trittie Rock Island Exidy Milan Iman

Village Trustee to Leave East Moline Trusteed

Edgar Sellers, longtime East Moline village trustee, will leave March 1 to farm in Schuyler county. His term ends in April with no special election planned. Other terms for Thomas Gorman and Pressel end in April as the board disbands. A group photo will be taken Sunday. C. W. Sandstrom to photograph. Walter Ammerman and Thos. Biand terms also expire this spring as political buzz grows. Louisa Tyler named night police officer for East Moline succeeding George Ray.

Edgar Sellers Moline Schuyler County Sellers Thomas Gorman An Pressel C. W. Sandstrom Walter Ammerman Thos. Biand Beena Louisa Tyler Hast Moline George Ray

Building Contractors to Run Hardware Store in Rock Island

Fifteen Rock Island building contractors form a stock company to operate a retail hardware business. With capital stock of 25,000 subscribed and incorporation planned, the store will be on Second avenue to keep supplies local and reduce outside purchases.

Rock Island Second Avenue

Irreversible 1917 arms training and eligibility details

In 1917 regulations outline how to acquire and return arms under national wartime policy. Qualifications include age over sixteen and compliance with Secretary of War directions for munition stock and life practice promotions.

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Daughters of the American Revolution Leadership Contest

Rivalry grows in Chicago as Mrs. Fessenden and Mrs. Lytton vie for state regent of the D A R. Mrs. Fessenden leads to challenge for national post, with Mrs. Becker named city regent and others in the slate. Both deny politics, tout executive ability and devotion to the society.

Charles H. Deere Chicago Fessenden Mrs. Lytton Lytton Feasenden Becker John Ames George Basg

Mrs B F Shaw Dies After Stroke in Dixon

Mrs B F Shaw wife of Dixon Postmaster and editor of the Dixon Telegraph died Monday from apoplexy first struck Saturday. Born Anna Eustace in 1836 near Philadelphia she settled in Dixon in 1847 and wed B F Shaw in 1853. Survived by husband and two sons Fred L Shaw of Cripple Creek Colorado and Dr L L Shaw of Chicago. She was active in the Episcopal church and the D A R.

B. F. Shaw Shaw Dixon Dixon Telegraph Anna Eustace Philadelphia John G. Eustace Fred L Cripple Creek Colo L. L. Shaw Chicago

Worry Turns Days To Gray In Aged Looking Face

The passage describes worry as a force that ages hair, hollows cheeks, darkens eyes, and drains the heart. It paints worry as a daily conqueror that erodes courage, turns bold into timid, and drains life from joy, leaving gloom and a path toward the tomb. It also hints at resisting worry with self control and resolve.

Traction firm eyes Campbell Island for Chautauqua assembly

Mississippi Valley Traction Co offers to lease Campbell's Island to the Chautauqua association for two weeks, aiming to move the assembly from Prospect Park. Directors note potential to draw 1000 campers, with island access via steamer and expanded facilities planned. The group also reports last year’s deficit of 500 dollars and strong favorable sentiment for the river resort move.

Chautauqua Assembly Campbell's Island Mississippi Valley Traction Co Association Prospect Park Pearson Towa Bettendorf Winans Clinton Davenport Rock Island Traction Co House-in-the-Woods Traction

Convention Prep Under Way for May State Meeting

A general committee named by Schiller and Harmony lodge to plan the state convention of workmen in Moline on May 24. Chairman Henry Sellmer and others organize a full slate including Secretary Treasurer Alvin J Anderson Harmony and officers from Degree of Honor Mrs Sellmer and Mrs O Condo. Bubh committees are formed and Industrial Hall may host sessions as the order has 400 A. O. U. W. lodges in Illinois each sending a delegate.

New Brunswick, Biske2 Collender Co Moline Club Hoffman Schiller Harmony Lodge Moline Henry Sellmer Alvin J. Anderson Harmony O. Condo H. 8 Fristoe Henry Liepold Claus Heuck Albert Sellmer Bubh A. O. Uow Illinois

Good Templars Plan Three Big Meetings in Midwest Cities

The local Good Templars report installation of officers including Chief Templar M Bonggren and Secretary Carl Kallenberg. New plans announce three major gatherings in Moline, Rock Island, and Davenport with details to follow for February meetings and venues.

Good Templars Co. A. Lindgren Minneapolis Moline Rock Inland Davenport Good Tem Rock Island Templar M. Bonggren Victor Lind Carl Kallenberg Tressurer Mia Berndt Katlenne Aryid Nelson Signe Johnson TANG Oot Sparrow Ernest Viberg Enios Tholine Leo Allen Tempiax Theo Noreen C. H. Neavant Fred Robinder Olof Johnson Pany Fev Rock Baptist Cluitch Ec Nesig Surah Eo Min

Fire Department Civil Service Bill to Reform City Ranks

A proposed Illinois bill would place city fire departments under civil service rules. A three member fire commission chosen by mayors would conduct examinations and maintain eligibility lists. Promotions remain with the chief, except the fire chief appointed by the mayor with council confirmation.

Miinois Board of Fire Commission Lst Fire Department Boar Cheff

Bethany Home seeks funds for permanent site in city

Directors discuss canvassing for a fund to purchase land for a permanent Bethany Home site with estimates around 15000 dollars. Leaders plan two fundraising committees for Moline and Rock Island and aim to secure land for a theatre as soon as funds allow.

Bethany Home Association Dea Mra W . Bennet Moline Rock Island Ifand

Moline Eyes Move of Clinton Baseball Club to Athletic Field

Clinton owner A J Hine plans to relocate to Moline with a professional team. He booked games including two with Chicago National and one with the White Sox, seeks city support and park upgrades, and aims to play four games weekly with heavy weekend crowds to boost local business.

Moline Clinton Iowe B. Brantey Skinner Monfay A. J. Hine Lamb Lumber Mills Hine Skinner Chicago White Sox Waterloo

Young Man’s Jiu Jitsu Challenge to Bob Fitzsimmons Fails

A Cleveland Leader excerpt recounts a bold youth who boasted he could lick boxing champ Bob Fitzsimmons with jiu jitsu. The challenger was quickly defeated in a swift display, ending the wager before it began.

Lynn Bob Fitzsimmons Cleveland

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