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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1910
Page
2
A detailed banquet program lists twenty eight fee items and responses to seven toasts. Chief speakers ShurtieH and A Schuler are noted along with seating, speeches of five minutes, and various ceremonial segments.
An item from a historical page mentions Hanson property on Seventh Avenue with unclear notes on sale or transfer. The fragmented text references potential buyers or owners and a court or sale context but lacks complete details or names.
A reader recounts severe kidney pain and backache easing after using Doan's Kidney Pills. The testimonial from Foster Milburne Buffalo NY claims relief within days and renewed health after continued use, urging readers to buy at local drug stores.
City owns Stephens tract and taxes were paid while property was city owned exempt from taxation. Proceedings will settle disputes under law as the arena area is involved and debts and taxes are under review by authorities.
Henry Jacobs, 40, from Belgium, died at the hospital after sudden illness. He was pronounced dead by a physician, with pneumonia listed as the cause. He had been employed by HW Cooper Saddlery & Hardware Co and had no relatives in the United States. He was taken to the hospital earlier today and his remains were at the station pending arrangements.
John Henry was arrested Wednesday by United States Marshal Tripp of Peoria and will be taken before the federal grand jury. He faces a charge of bootlegging alleged to have occurred last year in Champaign. Henry came to town with his family last June, has been employed by Deere & Co, and quit work Tuesday evening. Marshal Tripp arrived Wednesday evening for his prisoner. He has a wife and two small children.
Notice to vacate served by the Moline Plow Co. to tenants on the west side of Seventeenth Street from the railroad tracks north to the alley. Tenants will move to other city houses within days after securing new leases. The dilapidated structures will be razed and the ground likely used for building or storing raw materials.
W W Wilmerton former Morning Journal proprietor was found not guilty of assault with intent to do great bodily harm against John P Loones in Rock Island circuit court. The jury deliberated about an hour after a weeklong trial, with ballots showing early support for acquittal before a unanimous verdict.
John Root of Galva announced as candidate for president of the state Swedish American Republican league at the Henry county league convention in Cambridge. John A Lindburg of Kewanee elected county president. Kewanee selected for the 1911 gathering. Peter Gesline of Kewanee named vice president, Jo n Stephenson of Woodhull secretary, B Olson of Kewanee treasurer. Delegates to state convention at Galesburg March 4 chosen. Also noted is Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup claim for teething relief and diarrhoea.
Sterling votes 363 to 62 to establish a city court. A special election is set for March 21 to elect a judge and clerk, with a four year term. The court begins April 1, first session June 1 after commission and public notice. County Judge H C Ward seeks municipal bench.
Solon Hake aged 6 years died at his Cordova residence after a week with paralysis. He had lived in the community over fifty years and is survived by brothers Robert of Medford Oregon and Eugene of Cordova along with many friends. Indiola Ralston died at Agatha hospital in Linton after traveling from California to spend winter with her mother Mrs Mary Elila. She was about 49, born in Port Byron and leaves a husband and two children. The body was sent to Port Byron.
A Detroit Free Press clipping recalls a quarrel between a wife and nurse about care. The wife claims her husband was not patient when she cared for him, while the nurse notes his patience during treatment.
Real estate agents pursue options along Second Avenue from Seventeenth Street east as owners set high asks. An eighty foot frontage owner seeks 9000 dollars and another asks 13 000 for the same frontage. A corner lot at Third Avenue and Twentieth Street valued by Milwaukee Railway at 11260.
Moline and Rock Island street cars stalled for over forty five minutes as steam failed due to coal shortages and boiler issues at the People's Power plant. Superintendent Reimers blamed cold conditions and poor coal from alternative suppliers for the outage, leaving residents without rides and returning them to pedal transport.
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