Local notices and updates fill Rock Island news brief
Miss Barge hosts Miss Richards in Suixen while Pratt de Yoe returns from St Paul and stays in Moire. Dozens attend funerals, appointments, and civic notices. city council debates ward improvements, jail licenses, and street railway shifts. shortages, sickness, and small events populate the day.
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Pratt de Yoe
St. Paul
Neb
Moire
BC Brigton
Rock Island
Davenpif
Marriages and a Fire Shock Rock Island
Two weddings in Rock Island report JP J Kail marrying Auguste Haller at the bride’s home with friends in attendance and John Kennelly uniting with Alice Wyan at St Mary’s Church. A fire destroyed J S Gilmore’s slaughter house injuring property and goods, with substantial insurance coverage noted. The Y M C A seeks pledges for next year and expansion costs with expectant growth in membership and building expenses slated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Snyder
Tri-City
Davenport
Trinity Church
Rock Island
Unitarian Church
Molime
JP. J. Kail
Barnara Leaf Mfg. Co
Auguste Haller
A. Haller
C. L. Morgan
Second Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Jack Mulcrene
Mias Ema Bausch
Kail
Moline
John Kennelly
Aliceg Wyan
Gilmore Slaughy
Rock Island Plow Co
Chilling Département
George Lambert
Gilmore
Phasissippi Valley
Monge
Springfield
Mass
Gilgmore
Lumber trade braced for strong saw season in Chippewa
A Eau Claire letter notes January brought little cold weather for log hauling yet indicates heavy skidding has already occurred. If cold snaps return by mid January the log coop should meet next sawing season demands, with Chippewa pineries expected to produce about 400000000. Brick revival in the lumber trade looms if weather improves before spring break-up.
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Eau Claire
Moline Buildings Outlook For 1809 Expansion
Building operations in Moline show expansion as new factories in the west end spur a rise in dwelling construction. inquiries for sites increase daily with lots selling at high figures and many new contracts already signed. carpenters and masons expect busier times, while larger structures may emerge later beyond homes.
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Gus Joe
Lg Ower Orrace
Bank D2ders elects directors at annual stockholders meeting
The First Ms Bank stockholders re elected directors including Gould, Browning, Hugtoon, James Shaw, Barnard, Bowles, Ronendeld, Gillmore, and Deere. The Moline National Tank hall directors were also all reelected, with Wheelock, Skiai, Hemenway, Legs, Keator, Barnard, Casper Witzthum, Darling, Williamson, and Hemenway. A Rock Island visit by Mr. Holmes sparked council street planning discussion.
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First Ms Bank
Mesara
M. Gould
Browning
Jonathan Hugtoon
H. James Shaw
H. A. Barnard
A. F
Samuel Bowles
Morrig Ronendeld
Gillmore
A. H. Deere
Moline National Tank Hall
of Directors
W. Wheelock
Porter Skiai
O. F. Hemenway
J. Silas Legs
Keator
Casper Witzthum
Hilard Darling
Williamson
L. E. Hemenway
Clothing Store Seized In Moline By Sheriff
Jfaerif Silvis seized the clothing and gentlemens furnishings store at 1516 Tid avenue in Moline after a confession of judgment for 3188 in favor of Charles Lenway. Simon Hirsch, owner, faces assets likely exceeding the claims, with stock valued around 6000 and other smaller debts. The writ stems from a January 24 1888 note. the business’s suspension is blamed partly on a slow season.
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Jfaerif Silvis
Tid Avenue
Simon Hirech
Judge Wilkinson
Charles Flenway
Mirech
Hemenway
Hirsch
Annual Meeting Report of Moline Plow Employes Aid Assn
The annual meeting at Gokianer's Hall reviewed membership changes to June 1 1286 and a half year benefits total of 29 with 29 new days paid. Treasurer W V Richards presented a balance of 12.80, receipts of 54.75 from assessments and 38.25 from dues, total 595.90, with expenditures of 587.80 leaving 8.00 on hand.
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Gokianer
Horace M. Anderson
W. V Richards
Divorce Trial Returns to Circuit Court in Mary Murrin Case
In a present term proceeding Mary EB Murrin sues Thomas Murrin. During a quarrel Mary left with their daughter aged seven to eighteen months. Barbara South, Mary’s mother, aided in the attempt to recover the child and seized Mary at the home. Mrs South then released Mary and warned her with a revolver to stay quiet while both estranged parties departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Pat
Mary EB. Murrin
Thomas . Murrin
Rs. Murrin
Barbara South
Murrie
James Murrin
South Park
Island
Nebraska
Murrin
Mrrs
South
Hood's Sarsaparilla Peculiar Claims
The text extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as Peculiar and superior among preparations. It emphasizes unique medicinal imbibition, proportioning, and processing that allegedly secure curative properties, declaring it the greatest blood purifier ever discovered.
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Hood
Sundry Civil Appropriation Ends After Bridge Repairs
The act allocates funds for repairs to a pier of the Rock Inland bridge. The Secretary of War may require the Chicago Island Pacific Railroad to reimburse half of all repair expenses. A $50,000 appropriation under the sundry civil act of 1989 is guaranteed to the United States for this project.
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Rock Inland Bridge
Secretary of War
Chicago, Island & Ific Railroad Company
United States
Anid Bridge
Burglary Report At 1218 Fifth Avenue Boarding House
A burglary disrupted a boarding house on Fifth Avenue. Reported details describe entry through an unknown method and property loss, with no further information on suspects or timeframe available.
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Inge Anderson
Fifth Avenue
Mia
Boys found trying to steal ride on eastbound freight train
Two boys about 15 and 13 were found at the Q depot attempting to steal a ride on an eastbound freight train. Police locked them up for the night at the station. They claimed names Jen bn and William Wright from 985 Turner avenue Chicago. The elder had a gun and ammunition, the younger carried a revolver. They left Davenport for Chicago with no money, admitting the weapons led to trouble. The marshal advised selling the arms to finance railroad fare, which they did and left on the first train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q Depot
Jen Bn
William Wright
Turner J Avenue
Chicago
Davenport
State Board of Agriculture Eyes Illinois State Fair Relocation
The group reads a telegram from Springfiled outlining an Attorney General opinion supporting a state fair for any length of time. The board votes to locate the fair in February for four years in one place and forms committees with the Biweas Association of Moline and Roc Island Association to pursue a joint effort. Members named are BH. Guyer H. J. Lowrey and T. J. Medhil.
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St. Luke's
Cordova
Leclaire
Munday
Edward Russell
Minneapolis
William Uslutzky
Swen Hansom
Moline
Hall
Smith
Philip Shriver
C. B Holmes
Iby
Davenport
Rock Island
Belvidere
Burlington
Messrs
BH. Guyer
H. J. Lowrey
T. J. Medhil
Real slate entry book notes a series of property transfers
The JRecorder's office entry book records numerous parcel transfers including Blackburn to P L Mitchell lot 43 South Rock Island cell 4 sah 2 pt 110 20.0 and other deeds such as Moline area plots, Read to Rufus Wall Hindwards addition 30, Edgewood Park Maria Kuwards to Meersmay plots, Wabcrman's Plate and Rock Island Bland J L to Lidders in various blocks and additions.
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Jrecorder
Blackburn
P L Mitchell
South Rock
Island
Diop
Adecns
Edgewood Park
Maria Kuwards
Meersmay
Wabbrman’s
MOMNG
Sadun Fonnennenhoa
Lidders
Rock Island
Bland
Batelitte Lot S
Chicago
Addkiin
Rock Talahd
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Miss Barge
Suixen, HI
Miss Mothe Richards
Joan Kurtz
Derre & Co
Elle
Ap Abegees
Samuel M Swain
Ruck
Evening-Gazette
Is Desburg
Porter
Mat Hoe
AO. D
Divesport
George AV Ktaoter
Nobie Grand Arca
Iowa Druids
Marshal Kituisen
Lylets
Treasure Overberg
Ike
Stephen Velie
Arkansas
Anderson
J E Pierce
Stewartville
Sam Lemon
Deere & Coyre
Sandwich Islands
Riverside
Miss Mahone
Aleda
Ahe
Adies
J R. Thompson
John Schofield
Dea Moines
L. Kerns
Town City
Ian M. D
Chas Frazier
WB & Slate
Colorady
Charles Chapman
Sewartville
Moline Central Street Railway
William Chapman
Charles
C. W Johnson
Evans
Reynolds
Misa Helen Owen
Milan
Margaret Medill
3. Louis
Major Mackenzie
Dubuque
Ice Harbor
J.A. Young
City of
J.E Blakemore
House of Representatives
Springfeld
J. W. Spencer
Weyerbueuser & Deckman’s Lumber Mil
Batley Davenport
Buck Leland
Justice of the Peace
George F Kramer
P. WU. Palmquist
Hampton Township
Rock Island County Agricultural Board
Port Byron
Mark Ashdown
Dere Pearsall
A Dados
J W.simbonson
P F Cox
Mary A Withaie
John Willams
Peoria Railway
Cuguly Court
Tale Hospital
Jacksporville
Charles Carlson
Seventh Street
Moline Buggy Co
O'Neill
Caah
Lily Karstens
Henry Karstens
Fifteenth Street
Thirteenth
Fourteenth Avenues
Mack
Rouge
Tory Lane
War Department
Aldman McConuchie
Minnie Schhoening
Daven
O Neill
Fannie Welch
1St Louis
Haven’s den Springs
J W Terman
New Sharon
Iowa
Jacob Hager
Unger
W W. Johnson
Pars City
Ireland
Anc
Beca 2
Bis
May Cornwall
Ber
W. F. Muse
Cedar Rapids
Fred Weyerboeuser
Henry Hewitt
Chas. Tucker
Appleton
Mississippi River Logging Company
Barroo
Chippewa
Enport & Rock Iceland Street
Fort Armstrong Avenue
Ardenal
Strect Railway Company
Nasom
Thomas Rvubinson
Second , Avenue
Mabel Cady
Grace Velie
New York
Mies Brown
Cady
M. @ady
H. Velie
Will Velie
John B. Davie
Regular Army
Rvice
Peter Ini
Drs Sioun
Mary
Henry Bral
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Railroad Avenue
Clinton
Tm Such & Magnet Ag
Cliaton
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Evening Dispatch
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John D. Cady
Bf Moline
Idiisa Henderson
Udge A. A. Smith
Grand Jung
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B.D Clarky
W. McMurphy
J. N. Huntooa
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Thespar
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