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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1889
Page
6
Tennis blazer versus sunflower in garden of color
Special correspondence from New York notes a playful comparison between a tall sunflower and a young man in a tennis blazer. The piece mocks fashion choices with vivid, period descriptions of blazer colors, hat ribbon, and aesthetic appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clive Harper
New York
Fashionable tennis outfits for men and women described
The piece details blazer styles, blouses, belts, hats, and shoes for tennis wear. It notes fabric choices like Mohair and Scotch tennis flannels, mentions color variations, and outlines the cost to assemble outfits, with emphasis on personal taste and practicality for players and spectators alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulin Acali
Terrible Grandstand Collapse Kills Child and Injures Hundreds
Oklahoma City reports a grandstand collapse at a race track injuring over 100 with a child dead and many more in critical condition. Rescue crews, medical staff, and officials scrambled to aid victims as suspicions focus on contractor Aubrey for safety lapses. A separate excursion train collision near Won Springs left a brakeman dead and several hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OklaHeata City
Latfr
Joh Martindale
Molle Campbell
Paul's Vale
JT Hurbtert
Glover
James Mackin
Elena
Aubrey
Oklahoma City
Mra
J A Ryan
Childre Newton A’ Ammons
Austin Tex
Burt Hipple
Augusta
Kan
J P Luce
J W Mingus
Harrison
Cvendenning
Thisneaty
AG Crawford
Wichita
Alderman Mills
South Oklahoma
Effie Vance
Fannie Vance
Willan M Korby
James Peters
Ed oSringer
A. Bsmtes
van Cossrove
Woo Milling
Pjhena
Ov Concora
Hal Mellon
Ewart Grau
Mary Withnell
Petar Ale Avoy
Depty & la
Chicago, St Paul
Kansas City
Won Springs
Rock Island notes on local finance and school plans
Local items report dissolution of the firm Don & Briggs with Don remaining as oil agent while Briggs moves to Boston. The board of education reorganizes, voting for a $20 000 issuance to pay for No 5 school and restructuring debt. a $40 000 tax levy is approved for the current year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cricaan
Union
Beauty
Hebron
Lota
P L Mitchel
Bea
Don & Briggs Bup
Don
Briggs
Bustoya
Tori H
Smith Bros
Uloow Dry
Petbery Ware
Rock Lelanu
Argus
McCouethde
Llouk
Lunduer Co
Lhe New Board of Education
Lhe New Board of Education Organied Tuceday
T H.thomas
C. E. Lyne
Snd
Keebie
M. Rnang
Steam Vessels to Carry Life Line Rocket After March 1890
The marine life saving service reports a major improvement for ship safety. After March 1890 all steamers must carry a life line rocket, previously used only on shore. The rocket with line will enable quicker distress signaling from ship to shore, reducing reliance on shore-based appliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Governor Fifer Heads North for Summer Vacation
Springfield Illinois July 11 Governor Fifer prepares for summer vacation leaving Friday for northern Michigan. He will be away through the dog days and will leave Lieutenant Governor Ray in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifer
Sprinufield
Illa
Ile
Michigan
Ray
Water content differences in dog and rabbit blood showed
Experiments on dogs and rabbits indicate venous blood contains less water than arterial blood, revealing a higher water content in arterial circulation.
Obituary of Wison Robbins Elder of Rock Island County
Wison Robbins of Edgington burial follows a long life as a farmer and prominent settler. He died of consumption at 65, leaving a wife and three children, with a 400 acre farm near Edgington. His daughter married Dr Boughton’s son, and the family is mourned as kind and civic minded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wison Robbins
Egington
Rock Island Co
Edgington
Boughton
Robbins
Stoddard
Edgingtons
Piping Gas Lines Cuts Losses with Telescope System
In long distance natural gas piping, much pressure loss is due to dust. Between Pittsburgh and Murrysville wells the loss was eight pounds per mile. Gas companies now use the telescope system, starting small at wells and widening toward the city, reducing loss by almost five pounds per mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Murrysville
Onions Portend a Strong Davenport Crop Wave
The Davenport Democrat notes the arrival of the first load of onions, praising their form and aroma as a sign of a large forthcoming harvest. The piece mentions the Illinois census district, listing Rock Island and other counties with a 1880 population figure of 392,464 and hints at enumerators visiting townships and wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport Democrat
Davenport
Titnois
Rock Island
Henry
Bureau
Mercer
Kobox
Stark
Henderson
Warren
Hancock
McDonough
Fulton
Peoria
Schuyler
Putnam
Digimet
Board weighs Rock Island Y M C A tax abatement
The board of supervisors considered abating taxes on the Rock Island Y M C A property. The abatements committee recommended against it and the report was not concurred. If allowed, the association would have filed a similar request. Sparse notes mention corn height and harvest conditions amid weed issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Rock Island, Y. M. C. A
Theroline Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
NEW York Fashions
Spoonville
Mr. & H. Gibson
Blazinuo Blazer
Olive Harper
Supreme Court of Wyoming
United States Supreme Court
Markup & Comedown
Epoonville
Jo Harry
Milliplier
Winnie
Markup
Markleys
Millies
Jacobya
Kelso
Td Lake
Peduncle
Spatula
Drugmiller & Co
Boston
New York Harbor
Nebraska
Baron Munchausen
Hall
Astore Roory
Vicin
Indianapolis
Ind
L B. Grosox
Times-Democrat
New Orleans
Chamber
Iya
Lcs
Moline
A. W Donahoo
James Shaw
Timothy
Col Wade
Seune
Br J A’ Ryan
Detalla
Sam
Brooklyn
Murray SC
Yandy Euts
Moe
Pont Po
Ty Deere & CO
Moline, Ill
J. M. Christy
Oteam Cracker Bakery
Rock Island, Ill
New York Star
Lic
Challies
Se Chalfies
Allen Gol
Pierr & CO
Third Avenue
Corner 15Th and
Library Streets
Telatrea
Terior
John Pide
Ing Photo Dealer
Fifteenth Street
Ieee
Atianstaga
Tunner Hill
Marta Lave
Colure
Addie Rogers
Aft-Rnoon
Fink
Haydn
New York Central Railroad
Trunk Line
Fund
Edgingtonm
M Schoonmaker
Martim
Meigs
C M. Crepps
Reynolds
Hubert Butler
Minneapolis
Harriet Campbell Cordova
George W Jackson
Cable
Jane
Dayton
Des Saulnes
Louis Vetter
Hamlet
Eva Schuevater
Johan Nilsson
Sophia Anderson
Huck
Iran Smith
Hannypton
Iowa
Mary
Rheam
Denwood
Low
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