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Newspaper

Moline Review Dispatch

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1910

Page

4

Interurban collision probe and inquest details emerge

The coroner's jury investigates the death of conductor James Hayes in a December 3 rear end collision between interurban cars near East Moline. Witnesses including VanDervoort Cow and others recount prior incidents and testimonies about the crash site and passengers, with emphasis on the line's safety record and the immediate aftermath.

Pricting Co James Hayes Higghard Rosencyaints Root Conductor Hayes Jordan George Brady Motormen Fe Jamies Hayea Sears Moline Fayea Hayes Alizhet

Collision on track leaves two dead and three injured

Report recalls a fatal rail collision near Muscatine. Witnesses say car 16 with Henry Vermees and John Nelson, among others, crashed after a faulty headlight and brake action. Nelson, 16, testifies Pratt could not avert impact. car positions and speeds described. Hayes, a longtime employee, died in the wreck. services planned in Muscatine.

Neléon Tentlaea Pais Saad Niles Harry Ae Henry Vermees John Nelson Nelson Yorilbule Pratt Nélson Bovas Bovas Cops Geert Hayes Mole Interupbam: Company Kansas Jomonthesio Surrives Jeycha Muscatine

Fever Cattle, Hogs and Horses In 1909

A county farm report compiled for the United States agriculture department shows counts of horses, mules, milch cows, sheep and cattle in the county and compares them with age, size and injury coverage. The report notes changes in numbers and farm products and reflects higher farm income trends.

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Zion church in Rock Island declines minister from Ironwood

At the Zion church annual meeting in Rock Island a letter from Rev. J A Johnson of Ironwood Mich declined the pastorate to succeed Rev E B Johnson. The congregation remains hopeful for a new candidate at a forthcoming meeting while reporting strong debt reduction and church fund pledges totaling 10500 with four years to pay.

Zioneatheran Church Rock Island J. A. ‘Johnson Ironwood Mich Zion Church BE. K. Jonzon Mitch Johnson Theiglacerand Ihs Board of Trustees

Secretay Wilson Praises To To thead as Farm Helper

The pamphlet praises the toad as a servant of man noting its tolerance value. It cites a female toad laying about 11 545 eggs per season and a two year lifespan without food. It claims toads eat harmful insects aiding farmers and suburban gardeners.

Wilson Heda Ots Department of Agriculture Solomon Aya Juan

First White Baby in Henry County and Coal Mine Pioneer

Henry Stephen Aldrich born December 16 1886 in an inn on the old State Road near Chicago became Henry County’s first white child and later ran the Aldrich coal mine the area’s first mine. He died Saturday at 3 p m at his nephew’s home in East Moline after a long life near his birthplace. He married Mary Richmond in 1861 and had three children. Funeral services were held at 3 45 p m in Grace Lutheran Church and burial followed in North Side Cemetery.

Henry Stephen Aldrich Henry County M. M. Aldrich East Moliné Chicago Hast Moline Aldrich Mary ‘Richmond Lyndon Eille D East Mollie Mire Phila Davis

Rev Vingren Gets Raise and New Offering Plan

The Swedish Baptist pastor Carl Vingren received a 100 raise at the annual church meeting amid strong support to keep him. The report shows total church expenses of 2834 and cash on hand of 37.71 with 202 members after six new joiners. The plan changes offerings with monthly needy days every first Sunday and “offering day” every third Thursday, plus mission day last Sunday in June.

Carl Vingren Swedish Baptist Church Vingren Moline Cadillac Mich

Mrs Kesia Lawson of Moline Dies at 53 Years

Mrs Kesia Lawson a longtime Moline resident died at 11 p.m. at her home 1201 Sixth Avenue where she lived since 1857. Born in Sweden September 25 1830 she immigrated in 1864 and married Peter Lawson in 1857. Survived by six children two sisters and one brother and three grandchildren. Funeral held Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. from the home with burial in Riverside cemetery. The piece notes her church charity work and civic involvement.

Sixth Avenue Inga Kesla Lawson Moline Sweden America Peter Lawson Lawson iJawson A. Miller Chicago Johnson Frank Ahlberg Henning Fabian Edward Lawson Miller Otto Johnson A @G Anderson Christine Larson Denver Ir. A Johnston Riverside Cemetery Edward Wagle Muscatine Rock Island Andalusia I Jlah William

Knights of Leo Council Special Train To Harper

Jorge Kavanaugh of Chicago praised Moline hospitality as a three city event plans a special train over the Rock Island road to Harper South Carolina for a Leo council gathering. The train departs Moline at 7 am with thirty to forty knights and up to two hundred participants from the three cities.

Knights of Columbus Order Lee Council Moline Allouez Council Rock Island Loras Council Davenport Chicago Detroit Cedar Rapids Dubuque Clinton Des Moines Muscatine Dixon Fulton Sterling Galesburg Kewanee Lagvalle Manufacturers Olson Jorge Kavanaugh Moline Knights Harper, Sc Rock Island Road Knights of Knights of Leo Council

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