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Newspaper

Moline Review Dispatch

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1905

Page

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Arrests, Hearings, and Support Orders Highlight Local Court Row

Fragmentary report details a Michigan case with arrests for vagrancy or lack of papers, a hearing where Clifton faced penalties, and orders to pay fines. It notes ongoing support obligations for a man named Moodie and concerns over child clothing for two sons, with references to families and local figures in a confusing court context.

Reola Rae Atesia Peat Qmknstoc Michigan Glitton Aiid George Wi Wood Ito Thim Moodie Clifton Seeman Galt Owen Ole

President Cates Meeting Prompted By Mother Church Attendance

In a note from the community, President Cates references attendance at a Mother Church gathering with Mrs. Charles Ogden. The event led to flowers, missionary efforts, and prayerful support being distributed locally.

Sarge Charles Ogden Siang Ste Ieee

Embalmer's Rise Sparks Local Firm Future Plans

An obituary fragment notes a man in the funeral industry who trained at Barnes School of Embalmatology and Kyesrage In. He earned a state board certificate as an embalmer and director. He is praised for a strong combination of training and choral background, signaling a stable future for the new firm.

Thesworth Wits Paises

Suspect's Spouse Reports Again Deserted

Police report a man identified as Breckenridge is missing his clothing and a patrol badge No. 61. The wife suspects he may have deserted her again, amid a despondent mood and possible suicide risk. A guard notes clothing matching Breckenridge found near the triangle beat bridge end, with inquiries about his earlier desertion and the care of their children at Bethany Home.

Dridge Breckenridge Jeland Cenridge Bethany

Bridal couple weds in Rock Island ceremony

Otto G. Nelson, a noted local young man, and Miss Fanny Rosenberg of Rock Island were married Wednesday at Broadway Presbyterian Church in Rock Island. Rev. W W Marquis officiated. The groom, foreman of Molne Plow Co, is a Mason and Red Man. After the ceremony the couple left for St Paul and Minneapolis then Wisconsin and Chicago aboard the Steamer Sidney. They will reside at Riverview 803 Twenty fifth Street after August 1.

Otto G. Nelson Komedi Misys Chica Marquis Broadway Preabsian Rock Island Fanny Y ‘Rosenberg A. A. Jéhsisén Chi H. Krone Molme'Plow Co Hese Masons Oold Fellows Red Men Sidney St. Paul Minneapolis Wisconsin Weref Lake Michigan Milwaukee Chicago Nelson Riverview Twenty-fifth Street

Tribunes oppose any merger idea

The Grand Tribunal of the Fraternal Tribunes adopts an official stance opposing merger or consolidation with other societies. It restricts beneficiary membership to department members in cities under 100 000 inhabitants and notes changes to meeting times and personnel prior to insurance benefits, amid a state law violation context.

Robert Rexdale Grand Tribunal Fraternal Tributes Law Committee Pereon United States

Abilene Street Fair to Feature 1900s Show Parade

The Parker Company plans an August 14 to 19 street fair in Abilene with 370 seat transport, a 70 foot Ferris wheel, a $20 000 electric light plant and a $20 000 steeplechase. The exhibition includes free shows, gambling bans, and a court of honor review with ministers invited for moral character checks.

Court of Honor Aguarentes 3 Ishowa Charles ,Tambur Herman Miedke O. D. Watters Watt Pekin

Pocahontas Ladies Install Officers in Ceremony

Leola Council No 8 D of P installed Pocahontas Minnie Adelman and Mary Shailene as officers with Amanda Plambeck Wenona Peter Johnson Anna Peterson Elsie Shallene Margaret Mueller Christine Leaf Judith Alnquist. Ice cream and cake followed. Thorlodge No 8 ILO installed Frank Klingberg Herman Larson Axel Peter Robert Erickson Andrew Antier Axel Swan Berger Johnson as other officers.

Leola Conncil No. 8 Potahontas Minnie Adelman Mary Shailene Wenona Amanda Plambeck Powhatan Peter Johnson Anna Peterson Elsie Shallene Margaret Mueller Tepee Christine Leaf Judith Alnquist Thorlodge Ilo Frank Klingberg Mioe Herman Larson Axel Peter Maratial Robert Erickson Marshal Andrew Antiersoxt Axel Swan Berger ‘Johnson

Swedish Rebekahs Install Officers After Lodge Meeting

Fragmentary OCR notes record the installation of officers by Swedish Rebekah lodges. The text mentions lodge numbers and names but is garbled, leaving unclear dates and locations.

Rebekahs Pat Emesting

New Trial Granted in Hammes Railway Death Case

Judge Graves set aside a $5000 verdict for the estate of Sebastian Hammes in a wrongful death suit against the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railway. The court found no negligence except possibly failing to station a flagman, and ruled the earlier award excessive. The jury was said to have been influenced by prejudice or misapprehension of facts.

Graves Burlington Road

Kewanee Star-Courier Names Eastman for Mol ine Postmaster

The Kewanee Star-Courier weighs in on Molines postmaster race noting W F Eastman, editor of the Dispatch, as a strong candidate. The paper praises his journalistic integrity and Republican alignment, urging his appointment despite no current congressman representing the Fourteenth district.

Fourteenth Dispatch Clinton W. F. Eastman Moline Dispatch Fie

Hampton village social events and weather woes summary

Hampton plans an ice cream social at the parsonage and a basket picnic for Methodist Sunday school members. A male quartet is formed by Ada Entrikin. Local sidewalk improvements are praised while heavy rains damage hay and flood crops near New Boston, Illinois, affecting families including the Johnsons and White Heads.

Hampton Young People‘s Society Methodist Sunday School Wm. Cook Bowen Henry Lee Edward Pardee Gus Johnson Martin Johnson Ada Entrikin Maxwell McNabney, McGintes and Light Johnson New Boston Ill Mr. Johnson Mr. Whitehead Johnsons Epworth League Rock Teland Mira Lillie’ Hanewacker Hib Payne Rock Talend Hin Slater J. ‘Pikes Walleye Bailey Danville

Swedish Decoration for Dr J A Brander

The Swedish award Litteris et Artibus will be presented to Dr John A Huander for meritorious work in belles letters art and drama. Dr Enander editor of Hemlandet Chicago for 35 years author of a US history and studies in Norse mythology and ethnology. The ceremony occurs at the Swedish Business Men's club in Chicago on Friday.

Oscar Sweden John A. Huander Augustana College Hemlandet Chicago Enander United States Emander L. G. Abrahamson

Barber Edward Stewart Bound Over for Wife Abandonment

Edward Stewart, a barber, was bound over to the circuit court on $200 bond by Justice Ingerson on charges of deserting his wife. The case, heard in Chillicothe Illinois after he reportedly left July 4, involved witnesses including L. M Magill and his attorney Gust A. Shallberg. Mrs Stewart, said to be in delicate condition, was left with $25, and the judge refused release pending further proceedings.

Edward Stewart Circuit Court Ingerson A. J Leipold Stewat Leipold Third Avenue Stouffer Chillicothe L. M Magill Stewart Gust A. Shallberg

Zephyrs from Zuma Week Recap of Local Visits and Projects

Henry Weldman and Marion Walker trailed through the tri-cities on business. Sam Schafer reports completion and painting of his new barn. Filbert's house nears finish with carpenters at work. Ambrose Searle visits Joslin friends as Frank Dow hosts Moline guests. An ice cream social at Osborn seeks Sunday school funds.

Henry Weldman Marion Walker Tri-Cities Sam Schafer Filbert James Searle Justin Real Gus Johnson Alpha John Swank Zumaichurch Cassius Wake

Rock Island Building Association elects officers and directors

At the annual stockholders meeting of the Rock Island Mutual Building Savings and Loan association directors were chosen for three years Lothar Harms BD w Guyers and B S Kemble. Robert Bennett Jr filling a two year vacancy. Officers reelected President T Magill Vice President Lothar Harms Secretary and Solicitor B H Guy Tressurer Phil Mitchell.

Rock Island Mutual Building Savings and Loan Association Lothar Harms BD. W. Guyers 8. S. Kemble Robert Bennett, Jr T. Magill B. H. Guy CY Tressurer Phil Mitchell

Administration Move Could Transfer Veteran to New Field

Probabilities suggest the administration will not sacrifice the 80 valuable a man but will relocate him to a new field. The report discusses potential changes in duties and placement amid ongoing personnel considerations.

Watertown Best Hospital Superintendent Change Hinted

Governor Deneen may reshuffle seven insane hospitals with changes in superintendents. Watertown Western Hospital’s Dr W E Taylor is noted as a capable head whose possible reassignment could impact the state system. Support for rival candidates includes Dr Whitman of Belvidere and Dr Meinnes of Belvidere as a potential congress hopeful.

Deneen Western Hospital For the Chicago Record-Herald F. W Gould Taylor Record-Herald J. C. Corbus Kankakee George A. Zellar Bartonville Central Hospital Jacksonville B. Carrier Northern Hospital Elgin Frank Whitman Southern Hospital Anna R. F Bennett Western Hospital Watertown W E. Taylor Chester Walter E. Sanger Whitman Belvidere Yates Charles E. Fuller Boone County R. W Me Innes Congress Puller Watertown Hospitals Watertown Hospital

Marriage Licenses List Contains Several Couples

A list of marriage licenses shows Andrew N. Nelson and Mra Jenson both of Moltie, Charles H. Newcomer and Mire Flore Long of Davenport, James F. Cox and Ning Plerson of Zuma tow, Joseph B. Cox and Minkie Peters of Moffne Scofore, and Mary Wl Mills of St. Fock, with various others named in the fragmented notice.

Andrew N. Nelson Mra Meri Jenson Moltie Ahdrew Anderson Haknak Cambridges Charles Flore Te Long Ang Mary Wl Mills Fock Ia Saenites B. Mauerér

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