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Newspaper

Moline Review Dispatch

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1889

Page

3

Trouble in LeClaire over minister's sharp sermon

In LeClaire across the river from Port Byron a Chicago divinity student Rev. Montrose Drew faced a uproar after a Sunday sermon on "Crowne" that attacked local women. Young ladies demanded a public retraction and the church trustees to remove him. a 15 year old boy Her sche Dorrance testified denying immorality. A large public meeting resolved to condemn the slander and urge Presbyterians to disown him, and Drew likely will not preach again in LeClaire.

LeClair Port Byron Chicago Presbyterian Church In LeClaire Montrose Drew Claire Drew Magogef Indica Hersche Thom

Fret Day Institute Closes With 175 Enrolments and Lesson Plans

Monday marked the second last week of the institute with 175 enrolled pupils. Students from multiple names studied under Mr Bishop and Mr Felmley, learning physiology on The Larpax and primary geography focusing on imagination and compass skills.

Mattie Mechanis al Hull Bertha Fezzler Grace Sheppard Ida Palier Lizzie Crawford Ellen Donnell Vin Framming Katie Krank Adda Campbell Anna Henale June Kendall Stetla Vanderuil Lizzie Mccarthy Elizabeth Hoberts Lulu Les Je Nellie Iimberlake May Watt Clara Hus Atorica Batit Felmley

Judge Adams Addresses Mayoralty Contest in County Court

Judge Adams explains on the Union and Argus dispute that a previous ruling treated the election contest as a probate matter and returnable to the probate term. He notes he would sustain a motion to quash the summons but deferred formal orders after both sides requested further hearing. The case status remains unresolved as of now.

Adams Union Argus Mojsion Cyyncel Gaid Yat Supreme Court Semmone Bnn

Board of Education Meets Approves Budgets and Assignments

The Board, with President Clendenin present, approves bids for sewers, janitor house relocation, painting, and coal supply. Transfers include Mary Tyrrell to Central, and two teachers reassigned within No 2 and Central tour schools. A $38,000 annual budget is adopted alongside new teaching aids and furniture orders.

Board of Education Clendenin Mesers Stoan Chester Hunthhouse Bennett Capt. Bennett F. W. Gould H.G. Peddock Committee On W A. Carpenter Mary E Tyrrell Central School Suppy Co Chicago McKeever Asd Dbedden Lee Pele Cence Atenaieaas Bgt Snabeee Furutturg

Coal mine near Pre-emption and Orangemen celebration

July 12 1889 report from Pre-emption describes Edward Boden running a four mile south coal mine with an engine and rope haul, vein four to four feet ten inches thick, and local workers in two banks. A large Orangeman parade and picnic attract about 8000 attendees with speeches by Rev Wilkinson Rev Whue Comrade Griffin and Lawyer Smith, ending in a civic procession back to the hall.

Edwards Reynold Armstrong Great Western Band Davenport J. Wilkinson Order of Orangemen G. Whue Rock Island Griffin Osble Moyne Derry

Editorial Wit on Home Papers and Local Reading Habits

An editor with long experience laments readers who refuse to support their own paper yet borrow neighbors for news. He mocks the “seesa man” who devalues local papers and suggests the ethical, thrifty, and cheeky approach of subscribing and supporting one’s home paper.

Thirty Horses Dazzle in Forepaughs Wide World Act

Adam Forepaugh Jr drives thirty horses at once in a two wheel cart, standing erect on the animals as they race a hundred yard track lap. The show also features trained bronchos elephants Blondin rope walking and other acts.

Adam Forepaugh, Jr Blondin Eclipse

Woman Abandons Nine Months Old Child in Davenport

Mrs Breshnahan of Rock Island left her infant on the Fourth and Le Claire sidewalk between 7 and 8 PM while fleeing toward the bridge. Police arranged temporary care with a neighborhood family as efforts to place the child in a suitable home proceed. The mother, widow Brecknahan, had previously borne illegitimate offspring and faced a bastardy arrest after her husband’s death.

Breshnahan Rock Aland Fourth and le Claire Streets Davenport Atra Breeknahan

Iowa and Illinois Central District Medical Association Officers Elected

On July 11 in Davenport the Iowa and Illinois Central District Medical Association elected officers President J D Dunn Moline Vice President W P Crawford Davenport Secretary G L Zyster Rock Island Treasurer A W Cantwell A grand dinner followed with dishes including boiled ham and trichina spiralis jokes and Latin explanations that amused the doctors

Iowa and Ilinois Central J. D. Dunn Moline W. P. Crawford Davenport G. L. Zyster Rock Island A. W. Cantwell

Burlington Route Excursion Tickets Offered at Half Rates

The Burlington Route announces Harvest Excursion Tickets at half rates from principal stations on its lines. Sales occur on Tuesdays August 6 and 90 September 10 and 24 and October 8. Tickets are valid to farming regions of the West Southwest Bill Northwest. For details contact your nearest B and Q station agent.

Burlington Southwest Bill North West B. &Q. Betaatiataiant An

Fragmentary OCR Note From Local Page

Fragment reads as ad hoc lines about a possible event or notice with unclear names and places. Readable fragments show no clear date level or institution and lack coherent details for a full summary.

Consolidation Talk for Rock Island and Moline

A heated proposal urges Rock Island and Moline to consolidate before the next census. Supporters argue a united city could rank among Northwest major towns, attract capital, unify local interests, and preserve names of existing institutions. Debate notes debts, public property, and timing ahead of 1880 census.

Rock Island Clime and Neck Island Rock Island Union Moline Chicago Rock Islander Farnhameburg Stephenson Counry Omrhea Tribune IlNnois Northwest Hok Island Rock Island Plow Works Moline National Banks Rock Island Argua Mourne Dispatch United City Watertown Stewartville

Orangemen Picnic At Little's Grove Two Counties

The annual Orangemen picnic for Rock Island and Mercer counties drew about four thousand attendees at Little's Grove near Preemption. A morning parade featured floats including a United States and Goddess of Liberty design, with the Western Band of Davenport leading. A noon dinner followed by speeches urged loyalty to American citizenship and cautioned against foreign factions and Irish American sects.

Orangemen Rock Island Mercer Little's Grove United States Liberty Union Great Western Band Davenport Reynolds G. W. Gue England Ireland Clan Na Gael Dr. Cronins United 08

Plasterer Helper Injured In Wagon Accident

Cornelius Welch of Fifteenth avenue aged about seventy, employed by Joe Long, suffered a scalp wound and severe skinning when a wagon backed down a 12 foot declivity at Dr Gordon’s place. The horse pulling the wagon was killed to end its suffering. Welch was treated after the incident on Monday.

Cornelius Welch Fifteenth Avenue Fifteenth Sixteenth Joe Long

Storm Floods Rock Island and Nearby Areas

The storm caused heavy rains and record river rising in Rock Island and Dubuque with riverbanks and crossings washed away. Nineteenth Street became a torrent as dams broke and bridges failed. property damage spanned stores, druggists, and corn crops while trains faced washouts and slowdowns. Crowds endured flooded streets and a perilous carriage ride in torrents.

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