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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1891
Page
4
The item surveys U S political maneuvers around free coinage and presidential prospects with reference to Mr Heils ambition and Cleveland. It contrasts Sweden libel cases about the Cobden club and recounts U S rail and trade data, McKinley's speech, and election mechanics amid party divisions.
A large wedding at Harper House for David J Steinhardt of New York and Julia Ebba of Rock Island is described with elaborate details including the bridal party and reception. Other nuptials at First Baptist Church Rock Island feature Charlotte Hillier and Frank Horn. A Rock Island yard accident spree, a divorce suit, and lodge financial plans also appear alongside a small lumber yard fire with limited damage.
Miss Katie Allen of Angus Iowa returns home after a five year visit. Rosa Grassau visits relatives seven miles north of Geneseo. Mrs Mary Leeds is ill with la gripe. Wallace Woodburn of Hillsdale visits Rev B I Weed. Little Rolent Luke Meer dies at 1 year 6 days. funeral by Rev Alford. Mrs Samuel Hill breaks a limb from a fall. James Weed, in Rock Island, visits at home. Robert Bogue visits his uncle Archie Witherspoon. S H Weed goes to Joslin on business.
A partial OCR lists many individuals including Juliaa Smith Hillsdac Mee and Carrie Helm econ along with several other names such as John KF Mammem Mionle Cramer Moline Henry Hartang Hampton Mary Muench and Moline Frank Horn Charlotte EO Hillier Keak Oliver Ekstrom Mola Caera Do barteor Zuima SOW WeeelOurnge Pininn Ashden Holle dale and Dace Spencer Mary FE Minteer Ades Henry shim Hilfedite Emo Peel Port Byro1 David Steinhird New York Jutin Rohn ae.
Farmers Institute session at Bar Stow features talks on small fruits farming mixed farming and free coinage of silver. Debates center on government role in coinage profits with officials and local residents hosting discussions amid a storm.
A pledge signed by members of the Young Women’s Christian Union of Lakiwanua County bans any member who uses intoxicants or smokes. About fifty agree to avoid associating with any member who chews or bangs, and the group votes to sever ties with other Young Women’s Christian Union members and ignore reconciliation efforts.
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