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Newspaper

Moline Review Dispatch

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1894

Page

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Locals note sales and talks on city life

J G Livingston sold the Moline House to Thomas Stoltenberg and the Moline Furniture Factory plans a February 1 startup. Bob Ingersoll to lecture on Shakespeare at the Burnisopers house February 12. The Mutual Wheelwork shifts tonight in several departments. Funeral services for Mrs Bathe Frazier held from Rock Island to Riverside Cemetery. Local tax receipts show 60 percent higher payments than last year. 8 8 Davis bought land west of the electric light station for People's Power Co. G I LeVeille reportedly left for Canada regarding a high school contract. Ladies of Rock Tal and WTU arranged with Dr Traci for an illustrated lecture on Ber Hor at Harper's theatre next Tuesday. J W Good to occupy the Harper residence on lease. Mr Goods moving in soon. Barry F and Sarah E Burger arrested for setting innol hotel on fire. their furniture insured. CJ Grimes death notice from Mansfield. Davenport out-of-town visits noted. Funeral of Philip Bowden held. interment at Reynolds. Morry Kiskadden pleads guilty to petit larceny. sent to reform school. William Hoffman pleads guilty to grand larceny. sentence deferred. Oscar Thornton injured at Barnard Leas shops. hand wound treated. Kitty St Clair, Davenport, linked to robberies and past Davenport residence. Postmaster Potter, Rock Island, tied to money order forger losses. dozen postmasters affected nationwide.

J. G. Livingston Moline Thomas Stoltenberg Moline Furniture Factory Bob Ingersoll Burnisopers House Bathe Frazier Rock Island Riverside Cemetery Davis Moline Water Power Co People’s Power Co G I LeVeille Moline Board of Education Canada CJ Grimes Mansfield Davenport Schaefer Spinks Vn Steanson Philip Bowden James Hannah Prospect Park Fletcher de Clark Renaines Reynolds Morry Kiskadden Reform School William Hoffman Oscar Thornton Stewartville Barnard& Leas W.L. Goodnow Kitty St. Clair Jobo Galvin Watertown Nuol Frank Chicago Garden City Davenport Business Association Phillips Congress Ben Cable Judge Hayes Iowa Mld Reed Tribune Frank B. Soman J W Morgan Soman Ahe Morgan Suman Myers Hilla W Wheelock F Hemenway Mr Wheelock Western Land and Live Stock Co Mary J. Flint Everett Wheelock J B Wheelock Lexington and Borton Wtogie Dre J B Nettie Hi Wheelock F E Wheelock Boeking Dispatch B. ‘Ly Grimes Manefier Ohio Omicer Mra. A Mowry Guy Darling Moines Ows Dispatch P. Cosner California O. A. Larson Fourth Street W. H. Triplett Deere & Mansur Works Milton F. Edwards T. H. Bein Maquoketa Williams, White & Co William Condo Cambridge City Ind Richmond Indianapolis W. J. Entritin Bartow Fla Caspar L. J Gamble E. A. Pierr John A. Davis Abingdon Hedding Agnes Barnard Dixon Anna Pauly Will Walker Roseville Misa Mary Helander Peter Helander W O. Bennett Kansasity Xenophon Jordan W H Whiteside Joslin A. W. Wadeworth Sixth Avenue Lena Myers Denver Col Adolph Findling Io Company Mr Mann Ottumwa W O Bennett Kaneas Misa Ida Norman Aurora L Grimes Mr Hager Hage. Bros . Baxter Moline Pam. Co

Sugar Bounty Repealed by House Democrats

The House Democrats repeal the sugar bounty in the McKinley bill making all sugar duty free. Louisiana and Nebraska oppose, warning of industry ruin without a bounty. The move shifts sugar market control toward Claus Spreckels and harms beet and cane growers, mills, and workers. A closing line touts lay ers arsenic? (omitted in context)

House of Representatives Louisiana Nebraska California Claus Spreckels

Griffin Brick Tile and Coal Works Representative Showcases Products

F A Griffin of Griffin Brick Tile and Coal works visited the Disputcs office on Wednesday to display brick tile and a softer clay used for side walk tiles. The neighborhood offers rich brick making resources and Griffin plans to expand in Rock Island and Moline this season, citing testimonials from Gulpin Moore E H Guyer L McCabe and others along with tiles laid around Lincoln school house.

F A. Griffin Griffin Brick, Tile and Coal Works Disputcs Galesburg Fe Griffin Rock Island Gulpin Moore E. H. Guyer L. §. McCabe Lincoln School House Moline

Weather Summary From Davenport Signal Office

The 24 hours ending 8 Wednesday morning showed a high of 15 degrees above zero and a low of 11 degrees below. The Thursday 6 AM reading was much colder, with the government thermometer at 20 below, indicating very cold weather.

Davenport

Arsenal appropriation plan outlined for Rock Island Arsenal

Col. A R Buffington, commandant, recommends fiscal year appropriations for Rock Island Arsenal including 32 600 for hospital 41 750 for stables 20 000 for machinery and tools 5 000 for roads 15 000 for bridge maintenance and 10 000 for pay Also a testimonial line about Hood s Sarsaparilla from Charlotte Reedman of Rock Island Ill.

A. R. Buffington Rock Island Arsenal Rock Island Bridge

Funeral plans for Johnny Cooper of Moline announced

Johnny Cooper aged in his late sixties dies after liver cancer. Born in England in 1824 he lived in Taunton Geneseo Rock Island and Moline where he was an engineer at Deere & Co. until illness. Survived by seven children and wife Alice Leech Cooper. Funeral services set Sunday at First Methodist Church with Moline lodge and Odd Fellows assisting at the cemetery.

Lliaat Johnny Cooper Granveon Goats St Deere & Odd's Cian Sloan Truesdale Cooper Charles Quedar Rapids Arthur Mt. Vernon O. J. Beardsley Redfeld Ark Mr. Cooper Hinkley England America Taunoa Masq Methodist Church Misa Alice Leech Taunton Mass Charles F Cedar Rapids Iowa C. J. Beardaley Redfield Emma L John W C. O. North Rock Fred JL Stewartville Geneseo Henry County Naples Til Rock Island Moline Deere & Co Odd Fellows Cemeery

Deaths and notices from Apop lexy and local figures

James Montgomery prominent Rock Island hardware merchant dies of apoplexy at noon aged 52. He leaves a widow and two children and was longtime Stewart & Montgomery partner and later president of Black Hawk Building and Loan. Also reported are deaths of Benj Long former O R J P cashier at 74, Philip Bowden born England 1816, Esther Eakin Frazier, and Pearl Elizabeth McHatton in Rock Island/Davenport area with brief funeral details.

James Montgomery Hoe Capt Montgomery Pennsylvania Rock Island Frm Stewart & Montgomery Black Hawk Building and Loan Association Montgomery

Obituary: Louis Byer Dies in Paullina at 83

Louis Byer 83 died in Paullina Iowa after illness from age. Stepfather of Mrs John Effland Davenport resident, he spent years visiting children and grandchildren. He planned to return to Davenport if well enough. Survived by three daughters Mrs Louise Grantz Mrs Annie Alick and Mrs John Bilstein and four stepchildren. Burial arrangements by John Geisberger to transport remains to Davenport.

Byer Paullina O’brien County Iowa Louis Byer John Effland Davenport Charles Holm Holm John Geisberger Boyer Louise Grantz San Francisco Annie Alick Mra. Géisberger John Bilstein Plattamouth Neb Mra Bon

Unitarian Church supports Miss Hultin’s stay in Moline

A packed Unitarian church in Moline debated the future of Miss Alisa Hultin as pastor Wise Haltin. Attendance was high but for bad weather. A resolutions committee, led by Warr Hemenway and Crampton, will report on Sunday affirming retention and pledges to cover next year’s expenses.

Wise Haltin Unitarian Church Ailsa Hultin Miss Hultin Moline Messrs Warr Hemenway Crampton

February Weather Summary From 22-Year Observation

Observer Walz releases February weather advance from 22 years of data. The mean February temperature is 22 degrees, with February 1882 at 39 as the warmest and February 1875 at 10 as the coldest. The highest February temperature nearly reached 67.5 degrees this cycle. Snowfall data notes inches of snow in a string of days ending February 8.

Walz

Amateur crook tries wife hand at breaking rate office

J H Spencer finds tampered safe at Moline Water Power Co in Postoffice block. Cash box attempted theft with chisel marks. door unlocked by likely false key. Objects suggest amateur burglar frightened away before success. Transom marks indicate attempts on Kobler and Odell offices.

Moline Water Power Co J. H. Spencer Postoffics Block Mutual Union Insurence Co Spencer A. H. Kobler 8. W. Odell

Would the Dis Patch announce J H Millee for Moline collector

J H Millee writes from Moline asking readers to support his candidacy for city collector in 1894. He notes forty one years in town, acknowledges a rocky race, pledges to collect taxes honestly, and promises that no guilty person will escape.

Moline J. H. Millee

Tri-City Milling Co plans new oatmeal mill and packages

The Tri City Milling Co contemplates erecting a new building to expand oatmeal production and add packaged goods. Partners Sears and Johnson push for railway shipments and scale, aiming to grow into a larger industry with many employees and capital. Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern offers Mardi Gras excursion tickets to New Orleans at low round trip rates, with sale dates Jan 29 to Feb 4 and return by Feb 28, 1803.

Tri-City Sears Johnson Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern Railway Excareton New Orleans J Morton Gen. Tkt Pass. Agt

Weaver Case Dr Lincoln Testifies On Mental State From Ailment

Dr Lincoln testified for the plaintiffs in the Weaver case detailing Mr Weaver’s deteriorating physical condition from cancer on the left side of the face to the loss of sight in the left eye and indirect impact on the right eye, asserting the illness weakened his mind. He described the patient as horribly effilated and subjected to rigorous examination with hypothetical questions reflecting the contestants’ view of the case.

Lincoln Weaver

A Little Train Robbery Reported at West Liberty

A pair of tramps David Latour and H W Roberts staged a small train robbery on a Rock Island line near West Liberty last Saturday night between 1 and 11. They attacked a train while crews were at their boarding places, stole coats and clothing and a revolver. One robber was caught within yards, the other fired thrice and fled but was later chased along the B O R N tracks and captured in a culvert with much of the loot. They were sent to Muscatine to await a grand jury at Mascatine where the case will go forward. Charges include breaking and entering and assault with intent to murder for the shooter.

Rook Island West Liberty Anamosa David Latour H W. Roberts Muscatine Mascatine

Mutual Aid Meets in Galesburg Scandinavian Association

The tenth annual meeting of the Scandinavian Mutual Aid association was held in Galesburg. Moline delegates included C G Thulin O H Boman H Kohler and Adolph Anderson. Officers J P Lundell Chicago C Nelson Galesburg Jonas A Johnson Galesburg treasurer. Membership reached 9391 with 488 new. insurance on hand 612600000. death claims paid 688283. emergency fund near 856000. A new constitution was adopted and organization updated under state law.

Scandinavian Association Galesburg Scandinavian Mutual Aid Association Moline Messrs C. G. Thulin O. H. Boman H. Kohler Adolph Anderson J. P. Lundell Chicago Nels Nelson Jonas A. Johnson Illinois

List of letters remaining advertised at Molne Rock Island IM

Week ending Thursday January 1804 lists recipients including Anderson Annie, Benson P K, Lofgren Anne, Cassel Gertha Laré, Stella Dalton, Willie Dyer Duncan Nyauuua JAM Dewaele Rene Osisun, Christian Fears, Maggie Ford Louis Pelberson Guatapi Green James C Petterson John Jones Delbert Paugborn Fannie Johnson John G Sanden J A Johnson Miss Ida Staelens Julius Kitlinger Geo Slaughter Andrew Larson Walton Martha Larson Miss Jose. Call for above and say advertised with date. Cure for headache advertised by John M Holt P M. Electric Bitters touted as headache remedy, 50 cents at Clendenin's drug store.

Molne Rock Island Anderson Annie Phina Laron Nellie Benson P K Lofgren Anne Cassel Misa Gertha Laré Stella Dalton Willie Dyer Duncan Nyauuua Jam Dewaele Rene Osisun Christian, Fears Maggie Ford Louis Pelberson Guatapi Green James C Petterson John Jones Delbert Paugborn Fannie Johnson John G Sanden J A Johnson Ida = Staelens Julius Kitlinger Geo Slaughter Larson Andrew Walton Martha Larson Jose John M Holt P M

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Martin T Wright Moline Buggy Company Atrevaning State Board of Health A.M & Church Cleo Thomas Itienow Wood Blair Potter Norton Heighthn Conn McCaula Wealth Association Des Moines Dubuque and Burington Walter A Blair Carnival Packet Co City of Quincy Fulton Mins Fletcher AME Wagner Opera House Vening Vineer Comayor Nimaelf Peay Steve Bright Keenler Graham Puetroome Prorat Aiepr Nela Nelson Tueseley Whale Hanson Cleveland Wheeler Fe Mosine Platz Deutsche Verein Albert Nelson Fred Peterson Tartin Hannon Parnard & Leas Hopa Oakleaf Ottys Swanson Andrew Shallberg Agnust Danielaon Eogen Peter Ruch Justice Bagal Ryan Perna Messrs. Bergman and McKinley Newton THE Arsenal Hood's Charlotte Reedman Rock Ireland Adden Homple Plattaniduth Abdrew Eee Louis Mary Moht Long Hancock, Lowd Benj. L. Long Égt Hfoline F. K. van Fossen Mr. Long Huntingdon County Elizabeth Myers Bowden Philadelphia Margaret Travis Cosstown This County Mercer County William Cuba Benjamin Gilchrist Sarah Jane Tay Maggie Hunter Bowlesburg South Moline Corns Cemetery Rock Foiend Bethel Eakin Frazier J. W. Long Mrs. Keys Milan David Frazier Dubinque Esther Eaken Daniel Frazier M'Hatton Pearl Elizabeth John McHatton Second Avenue St. Mary’s Church Rook Inland Catholic Tri-City Milling CO Case Mr. Weaves Elis Mutual Aid Association Clendenin Klug Hasler Schwentzer Y Good
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