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Moline Review Dispatch

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1903

Page

10

After You Pilot Aboard Te cumsum Tecumseh Sinks

In the bay battle of the fort Craven orders the Tecumseh toward the Tennessee. The ironclad strikes a torpedo and sinks with Craven steering to near the bow. He points to the pilot and says After you pilot before going down with his ship. The line of monitors presses the fort amid fierce fire.

Brooklyn Octorora Hartford Metacomet Sand Island Sand Island Nght Richmond Tecumseh Fort Morgan Black Tennessee Morgan Selma Craven Tennessee Brook Buchanan Floet Tennessee Craven Adural Buchanan Sition Monitor Merrimac Drayton Watson Brownell Jouett Peyton Treeman Ster Knowles Rero Chaven

Findley Secures Necessary Bail in Bradley Murder Case

John Findley, held on a murder charge since March 9, is out on bail after a $5000 bond. Bondsmen signing for his temporary freedom are all from Moline, including W. R. Moore, George McMaster, C. E. Whiteside, Joseph Tremblay, Emil Helmbeck, Jacob Grimes, Sadie Grimes, Sarah Findley, Eli Findley, and Chas. P. Skinner.

John Findley Arthur E. Bradley Moline W. R. Moore George McMaster C. E. Whiteside Joseph Tremblay Emil Helmbeck Jacob Grimes Sadie Grimes Sarah Findley Eli Findley Chas. P. Skinner

They Work Overtime And Achieve The Unexpected Dispatch Ads

A couple advertised for a furnished house and then for board at The Dispatch office. The next day the ad brought houses and more boarding options, and they settled in a furnished house. The Dispatch Short Ad backs up its promise to bring what is advertised.

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Elopement Secrets Out in Clinton Four Wed in Secret

Four young people from Clinton disclosed a secret elopement on the Fourth. Fay Lovejoy aged 17 and Vida Weaver married Alfred Olson and William Winger respectively after taking licenses at the courthouse and marriage on an excursion steamer. The couples plan to start housekeeping soon.

Fay Lovejoy Alfred Olson Vida Weaver Wm. Winger Clinton Winona Thither Court House Miss Lovejoy George A. Lovejoy Fifth Avenue August Schultz Mueller Lumber Co

Cooper and Byers Wed at Rock Island First Baptist

Alpha G. Cooper and Miss Stella Lepla Byers of Cordova were married Friday afternoon at the parsonage of the First Baptist church in Rock Island with Rev. H. W. Reed officiating.

Lph G. Cooper Stella Lepla Byers Cordova First Baptist Church Rock Island H. W. Reed

Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Reward and Fraud Warning

An OCR damaged ad fragment touts a reward for a catarrh cure and mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure. The text is garbled with names, prices, and claims about obligations and fees, suggesting a dubious personal or commercial notice without clear details.

Swedish Singers Meet in Minneapolis for Union Convention

The Svea Male chorus and fifteen local members travel to Minneapolis for the Western Division convention of the American Union of Swedish Singers July 21 24. Soloists Anna Helstrom John Forsell and Martina Johnstone join an orchestra of thirty under Prof Franz Danz. Events include concerts at the Exhibition building a reception a banquet and a grand picnic at Spring Park with travel from Moline at a low rate.

Svea Minneapolis American Union of Swedish Singers Anna Helstrom John Forsell Royal Opera of Stockholm St Paul Exposition Building Spring Park Lake Minnetonka Moline C. M. Carlstedt A. G Carlson Herman Applequist Seth Kimball C. W Josephson Oscar Bo

End of May Liquor Sales Banned on Excursion Steamboats

The Treasury Department interprets a ruling to bar any steamer without a regular scheduled itinerary from selling intoxicating liquor. It impacts excursion boats on inland waters including the J S and other Mississippi River excursions. The ruling makes licenses moot for non scheduled boats and barges to serve liquor on board or in tow.

Dubuque Herald Streckfus J. S Treasury Department Ississippi

Fire in Dispatch Office Threatens Pressroom

At 11:45 this forenoon smoke poured from a basement wall area in the Dispatch Office building. Firemen arrived quickly and used chemicals to extinguish a fire started near a coal pile in the basement. Holes in the pressroom wall released smoke. ten minutes later the blaze could have damaged the pressroom and composing room above, with risk to the Norotype machine and the adjoining Desaulniers Pressroom. The cause is believed to be a firecracker entering through a basement window in the alley. Pauline Woltmann of the New England Conservatory of Music arrived in Rock Island for the summer.

Desaulniers Pauline Woltmann New England Conservatory of Music Boston Rock Island

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