Year s Progress in Y M D A Work at Natick
The report shows 247 members with receipts totaling 17 213.7B and expenses 17 197.09 Attendance reaches 84 257 with 69 341 visiting the restaurant.
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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1903
Page
2
Modest Start for Moline YMCA Declares No Debt
Secretary Bo Hapiso and MoO Fuller report on ten years of Yo MoU Xo in Moline and the Natick ward branch. The first year closes debt free with $16 69 on hand, showing progress, growth, and plans for a new home building and expanded programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo Hapiso
Meline
Faulroad
Aye Thianett
Feree Am
Hanks
New Rock Island County Bar Forms Association
A new association of Rock Island county bar members was organized Friday with officers President E W Hurst Vice President W J Entrikin Secretary J F Murphy Treasurer W Ro Moore. The first business planned is a banquet to be arranged for the veteran faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Hurst
Rock Island
W. J. Entrikin
Rock Island County Bar Members
E W Hurst
W. J
J FO Murphy
W Ro Moore
Charles Dangerfield Dies in Louisiana
Charles Dangerfield died in Louisiana after moving from England to North America. He worked as a carpenter in Movin for ten years and is survived by a widow and several relatives. The report notes a recent death and references a protective league deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarks
Kattiisen
Charles
Odd
Danger
Claths
Ben
Fallusina
Lautttaer
Chas Wrangerfield
van Groucestershire
England
Movin
Marie
Aes
Lift loud protest over train change
Citizens stage a loud protest against changes to the train schedule and routes. Officials announce dividend increases as part of financial adjustments, prompting further public questioning.
Burlington Rail Service Cuts Amid Coal Shortage
Supt Judson says Burlington has been living hand to mouth on coal, prompting two trains from Mo line to be discontinued. No 38 and 36 between Dubuque and Grand Crossing halted, with Nos 9 and 10 altered to route via St Louis line through Monmouth. Officials expect continued pressure to restore service, while noting changes aim to minimize passenger disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson
Burlington
Arlington Road
Cisana
Tse
Poatoona
Molirae
Heardstown
Peardstown
Dhenimoaing
East Moline
Dubuque
Grand Crossine
Noa
Hoa Om
St Louis
Monmouth
Galesburg
Yates City
Monmouth Review
UM Neis
CB & Q
Let A Viaduct Help East End Avenue Paving
A letter argues for viaduct or fill to allow east end Thant avenue to pass under railway tracks near the Mueller timber Co office. It urges early action to prevent future delays and reduce danger at grade crossings, noting upcoming Milwaukee Kansas City service and escalating rail traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beitors
Thant
East Third Avenue
Mueller Timber Co
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Moline
CM & St Paul Railway
Twenty-third Street
Interurban Company
Remains of Founder of Dispatch Cremated
Oliver White age 68, longtime newspaper man and founder of the Dispatch, died in Peoria and was cremated in Davenport on February 3. He launched the Daily Dispatch on July 31, 1878, and spent years in Peoria journalism. Death due to heart disease. Also noted: House committee reports favorably on Texas Representative Stephens bill to open 605000 acres of Kiowa Comanche and Apache lands in Oklahoma to settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver White
Davenport
Peoria
House Committee On Indian Affairs
Stephens
Texas
Oklahoma Territory
Over Sixty Years Teething Aid Mentioned In Brief
A terse item notes a teething remedy claimed to have been used for over sixty years. The brief mentions its long history and general usage without detailing ingredients or endorsements.
Woodmen Camps Favor Adjustment in Rates
Woodman head officials are encouraged by reports from camps showing delegates selected for county and state conventions largely favor action toward rate adjustment. The vote concerns whether to continue as is or pursue protection for the future, with four or five camps active nightly. Cities naming support include Kansas City Omaha Topeka Denver Lincoln Des Moines Bay City and others. Missouri shows the warmest sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman
Hcal Committee
Protectio
Senda
Kansas City
Omaha
Topeka
Denver
Fdncoln
Des Moines
Bay City
Missouri
Edgington Loafer Club Hails First Winter Meet
The Edgington Loafer Club held its first annual meet Saturday drawing many from the county. Grand Chief Loafer Ox Rinner and committees hosted a long program with speeches by Bruner Hawes Olmsted Britton and others, plus sandwiches doughnuts pie and coffee fueling five hours of festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tangaiore
Laslor Rica
Loafer
Ox Rinner
Bruner
C W Hawes
R W Olmsted
Rock Island
J G_ Britton
Andalis
Leg broken in fall from Wagon Co warehouse
Jens Peter Peterson living beyond Natick yards was spilled from his sleigh Monday evening while crossing tracks and sustained a dislocation of the collar bone. Dr A R K Beal reduced the dislocation and attended George Cox who suffered a serious accident in a fall at work on the Wagon Co new building last Friday. A lad slipped as Mr Cox was ascending it and sustained a fracture and dislocation of the left femur. Dr Bennett assisted Dr Beal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jens Peter Peterson
Natick Yards
A. RK Beal
Dr Beal
George Cox
City of Catholics May Gain Episcopal Seat in Rock Island
Rumor circulates in Roman Catholic circles that Archbishop Quigley’s installation in Chicago may be followed by a reallocation of the province and the creation of an episcopal see in Rock Island. The city’s strategic location, growing Catholic population, multiple parishes, parochial schools, and St Anthony's hospital support the prospect. a college for higher education could follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quigley
Chicago
Rock Island
Setady
Europe
Visitation Academy For Young Ladies
St Anthony's Hospital
Bedridden Republican candidate appeals for aid
Henry Swanson of 1730 Sixth Avenue seeks the Republican nomination for collector in another place in this paper. A former Moline Pump Co. employee, he has been unable to work for seven years due to incurable stomach cancer and is bedridden. He asks the paper to reflect his need so his wife may be relieved from labor to support him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Swanson
Sixth Avenue
Swanson
Moline Pump Co
Chicago
Wood Candidate for Circuit Judge
Island residents consider Wood as a candidate for circuit judge with testimony in a March 11 meeting indicating the role and election context.
Attorney George W Wood Seeks Circuit Judge Nomination
Attorney George W Wood of this city announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for circuit judge at the Rock Island convention on March 1. Supported by many county attorneys he aims to canvass actively across the county. Wood is lauded as an able, experienced lawyer with a strong study of the law and hopes countywide backing will secure the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W Wood
Rock Iasi
Wood
Scott
Cupid Plays A Sly Prank On Friends
E W Hibbard a wealthy Chicagoan and Mrs Anna E Sowers of this city were quietly married at Cambridge on Wednesday Jan 28. The couple left for a two months wedding trip visiting Salt Lake City Los Angeles and Texas before returning to Moline. They plan to spend summers at Lake Kegonsa Wisconsin and will remain in Moline until then. This is the second marriage for both and Mr Hibbard’s first wife was a cousin of Mrs Sowers. her dying wish was that he marry Mrs Sowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E W Hibbard
Sowers
Sarah B Mitchell
Fifteenth Street
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
Cal
Texas
Moline
Lake Kegonsa
Wis
Mitchell
Chicago
Sixth Avenue
Chas. Ogden
Mr. Hibbard
Mrs. Sowers
Cures Rheumatism and Catarrh Medicine Free Offer
Advertises Botanic Blood Balm B B B as a cure for rheumatism catarrh and related symptoms. Claims toxins in blood cause these conditions and that the product provides pure blood and cures even where other treatments fail. Promotes a free sample by mail and medical advice sealed in a letter from the Blood Balm Co Atlanta Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blood Halm Co
Atlanta
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
An advertisement promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets claiming a rapid cold cure in one day. The box features a signature and is priced at 25 cents.
Natick Yards Receives First 1600 Series Engines
Two new engines Nos 1600 and 1601 arrive at Natick yards. They are consolidated type with Osht cane iis and are exceptionally heavy, signaling a shift in locomotive development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natick Yards
Rock Island Retail Merchants Meet Reelected Officers
The Rock Island Retail Merchants Association held its fifth annual meeting on Monday night. President Kingsbury outlined growth by attracting new enterprises and retaining White Buggy Works, estimating Roothstand’s population around seb. New officers named include Vice President Hess and Secretary Stone, with Myers elected director replacing Wileher. Committees were formed on territory trading and annual banquet, but clerks union action remained unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island Retail Merchants’ Association
George Schneider
F T Myers
Wileher
Hst
G. H
Kingsbury
Wm Hess Cor
B Stone
B McKown
Saouis Kohn
F Lavelle
Fo T Myers
Clinton
Roothstand
Seb
Try
Phegsscudteen
Secretars Sarge
Tenath
Epiniad
Wzard
Rock Island
LaVeile
Marion D J Buckley
Charles Oswald
George I. Schmidt
Retail Clerks’ Union
Jeneth
Declamatory and Oratorical Contests Set for May 1
Candidates from Moline high school prepare for the declamatory and new oration contests at the Military Tract High School Association meet in Macomb on May 1. Likely entrant Miss Minnie Story of Aledo last year placed third at Elmwood. Judges include Sisson, Hieronymus, and Dr Barton for declamation and Dr Butler, J A James, and Prof Hollister for oration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moline High School
Military Tract High School Association
Macomb
Dispatch
Minnie Story
Aledo
Elmwood
F D Thompson
Galesburg
Dean Sisson
Bradley Polytechnic Institute At
Peoria
Hieronymus
Eureka College
Barton
Princeton Township
Quois
Butler
Chicago University
J A James
Northwestern University
Prof
Hollister
University of
Charles W Dangerfield Dies From Fall In Louisiana
Funeral held at First Baptist Church for Charles W Dangerfield carpenter who died from injuries after a fall from a building in Clarke Louisiana. Riverside Cemetery interment with Riverside Odd Fellows lodge No 133 and Company F members in attendance. death shocked local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W Dangerfield
Clarke
First Baptist Church
Riverside Odd Fellows’ Lodge No. 133
Company F
Dangerfield
Louisiana
Attorney Olson Has Good Thing in Southern Alaska
Oliver Olson of Seattle, a longtime Rock Island county lawyer, visits Rock Island for a month staying with his niece Mrs. Samuel J. Ranson. He previously toured Alaska prospecting in gold regions and plans to return in the spring to invest further in the canning industry there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attorney Olson
Alaska
Oliver Olson
Seattle
Wash
Rock Island
Samuel J. Ranson
Twenty-first
Olson
California
Arctic
New Phone People Access Demand Ters In Use
A brief note reports new phone users accessing a demand ters in use. The item notes a growing trend in telecommunications and user adoption across regions, with emphasis on service availability and consumer access.
Rockford Orders Out Thirty Six Bell Instruments
The Retail Merchants' committee pressed the new telephone company for improved service and was assured cooperation. Rockford’s city council ordered out thirty six Bell instruments for schools police and offices, with independent phones to replace them as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Poice Station
Coal Miners Gain Six Cents Per Ton Across Region
The Kewanee Coal and Mining Co and Kewanee Manufacturing Co members of the Indiana coal operators association report a wage agreement reached in Indianapolis. Miners in this county will receive six cents extra per ton next year, raising price from 65 to 71 cents, with day wages also increased for track layers timbers and other inside labor. Outside labor, yardage, and dead-work gain 12.5 percent. The total U S coal production cost rises by 49 000 daily, with Kewanee mines adding about 8 000 yearly based on last year’s tonnage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kewanee Coal and Mining
Kewanee Mining and Manufaccturing Co
Tinos Coal Operators’ Association
Inter State
Indianapolis
Long Wall
Third Vein
Whlinois
United States
Kewanee Coal and Mining Co
John Fischer
Commodore to Replace Launch With Steamer on River Run
Commodore Charles McHugh of Rock Island plans to dispose of his launch Mary Mc before spring and replace her with a small steamer. The launch served for short trips but could not push his houseboat Rambler at the speed desired for upcoming extended summer journeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McHugh
Rock Island
Mary Mc
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Y.M.D
Natick
Cutl
Roundhouse
Moline Y. M. C. A
Harris
Aeom
Treasury
Pecknee
Jess Expense
Attorneys OF County
Chas Dangerfield
Mettinas
Edgington Loafer Club
Wagon CO
Moliner
Rock
Island
Cupid
Riverside Cemetery
Fort Wayne
Ind
THE
Bradfield Regulator
Ieiente
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