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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1905
Page
3
Aldermen Propose City Hall Renovations and Street Plan
City board debates open versus closed sessions for council meetings, approves limited spending on partition fixtures, and contemplates condemning land to widen Fourteenth Street. Budget items include $240 for an office update, $100 for library room use, and $50 for a new stove. a $20 million street project was discussed with condemnation favored by some and contested by others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BojJé
Wade
Sormmittes
Byc
Broeifer
Wallasies and Rounds Committee
Eletica
Will Johnson
Open Connell
Christison
Atrpets
Faves
Murphy
Weer Sath Atvoe
Seventeenth Avenue
Olson
Carl Gustafson
Thirteenth ‘Street
Gustafeon
Guatafeon
Bih
Nelson
Library Board
Carnegie
Aldéerman
Landhurst
McKinney Case Delayed by Mental State
The article reports Mrs. McKinney, confined at Bartonyple asylum, facing trial delays as her condition leads State's Attorney Graham to seek postponement. Doctors warn a nervous strain could worsen her health, plans to return her to Kiedo for trial in August are noted, with friends seeking continued postponement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G
Swaycot
Thare
Permiastion
Graham
Burlington Train Reopens with Town Band Welcome
A new No. 10 day passenger train on the Rock Island division arrives to a festive welcome in Burlington. Crowds cheer as Engineer White and Conductor R. Frazier lead the inaugural run from Beardstown northward toward Roseville Monmouth and Alexy with strong patronage noted along the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Hill
Roseville
Burlington
Rock Island
White
R. Frazier
Beardstown
Monmouth
Alexy
Healy Aill Sold to Ralph Lourie
Ralph Lourie purchased almost five acres of Healy homestead property on the bluff east end of the estay. He plans to erect a residence next year, keeping the site as a handsome real estate location with views of the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dushable
Bluff
East End
Deere & Mansur Co
Wwill
RB “Lourié
Bat Tales Ranaie
Deeré,&Mansur Co
Healy
Chefty
Stabbing At Bradford Stuns J J Dasdenton Show
Ben Cox of East Moline involved in a quarrel with a fellow musician during the J J Dasdenton circus at Bradford Friday night. Cox struck the trombone player, then allegedly stabbed him in the abdomen and neck. The injured man, home in Zanesville Ohio, was treated and Cox was arrested and fined a small amount. Cox sang after the incident as police prepared for his hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Lox
Mary Moline
3. J. Washington Circus
Bradford
Cox
Yall
Kewanee
Awaliat
Cr Cox
Kewangs Sur-Courier
Circus
Zanesville
Ohio
Tifa
Sebias
Ben Cox
Hast Molme
J. J. Dasdenton
Young Cox
Poomee Ibvas
Avery
Moline
Hdadt
Medeley Ea Eboe
Norway could become a republic says Springfield Republican
The Springfield Republican argues Norway’s long democratic drift and absence of a native royal line make a republican transition natural and inevitable. It notes Norway’s democratic culture, universal enfranchisement, free press, compulsory education, and local funding of schools, with deputies elected by broad suffrage in a highly centralized republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Europe
Sweden
Kalmar
Denmark
Christiania
Copenhagen
Republc
France
Repubican
Springfield Republican
Fragmentary item hints at names and a place
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Hurt Daahngton and Yeimune with unclear context. It contains scattered proper nouns possibly indicating people and a location but lacks a complete event or action to define a news item. Further readable text is needed to form a proper summary.
Asphalt and brick street petitions reviewed by board
Board of local improvements approved several petitions Tuesday after hearing objections from property owners. Projects include water mains on 18th avenue, 23rd street sewer and water, 16th avenue utilities, and asphalt paving on 11th and 14th streets. Brick paving on Second Street was held over pending lower main issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Local Improvements
Seventeenth
Teenth Streets
Twentythird Street
Seventh Avenue
Sixteenth Avenue
Seventh
Ninth Streets
Eleventh Avenue
1514
Sixteenth Streets
Fourteenth Street
Twelfth
Fourteenth Avenue
Second Street
Third Avenue
Sylvan ‘Mills
The
Republic Iron and Steel Co
Changes Proposed For Elks Organization National Reunion
The Elks at the nineteenth annual national reunion in Buffalo heard a defeat of a proposed amendment to limit membership to the grand lodge. Past Grand Exalted Ruler Fanning said a constitutional amendment will be prepared for the next meeting. Discussion also covered abandonment of the national operation and a resolution adopted. PMID: Philadelphia Judge protest noted with potential impact on a $500 prize for threatening numbers of women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Grand Lodge
Fanning
Bedford
Ineiligene
Wasi
Zaconepadiln
É Kerday
Phladelphia
Rock Island Tropical Plantation Co Elects Officers
The Rock Island Tropical Plantation Co formed in Rock Island holds an officer meeting at the Rock Island house establishing permanent quarters. William O Williamson of Galesburg is president with E A Edlen of Moline as vice president and J N Williams of Chicago as second vice president. Directors include Merriam Peterson Edlen and others. Brunot Bailey named sole sales agent. Holdings are in Mexico with aims for rubber cultivation. Prat Von Peterson resigns from Augustana College to focus on the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island Tropical Plantation Co
Rock Island House
M. O. Williamson
Galesburg
E. A . Edlen
Moline
J. N Williams
Chicago
V. O. Peterson
Rock Island
Colypel Jonathan Merriam
Jonathan Merriam
V O Peterson
C. E. Taylor
J. N. Williams
E. A. Edlen
C. Johnson
A P Carrico
G. L. Peterson
Brunot Bailey
Oak Park
Wm. Bailey
Mexico
Prat von Peteronn
Augustane College
Paving of 15th to Park Sought This Year
Residents urge paving of Fifteenth Street from Twenty-fifth Avenue to Prospect Park due to severe deterioration. The plan ties paving with streetcar track improvements, with Alderman Christian pushing council to back the project via the board of local improvements under the new assessment law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifteenth Street
Twenty-fifth Avenue
Prospect Park
Barber Company
Board of Local Improvements
Christison
Sixth Ward
L Street
Camping Out and Insect Adventures in the Great Outdoors
A humorous verse extols camping with bugs biting and wash routine. It promotes Hollisters Rocky Mountain Tea as a summer tonic for families, touting a 5 cent price for tea or tablets from Frank W. Uhrus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollisters
Frank W. Uhrus
Frank W Ubrus
Fragmentary chat on Migs Gidday and a cryptic line
A garbled reader fragment shows names Tom Dick and a mention of Migs Gidday a pretty brunette with unclear dialogue. The text includes partial quotes and a stray word Catholic, suggesting a damaged newspaper snippet with no clear event or context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Migs Gidday
Wages Paid At Rock Island New Shops Hundreds
Rock Island and East Moline shops workers received June pay last Saturday under the old pay car system. About 1100 men are employed at New Shops with a June payroll near 60 thousand dollars. Motive power workers got 60k while stores staff received around 10k.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island Road
Moline
Wiinefs
Iown
Illinois
Here
Chicago
Motive Power Department
Stores Department
Mrs Doyle's Funeral Held After Gas Stove Explosion
Mrs Mary Doyle died Sunday from burns after a gasoline stove exploded. The funeral was held Tuesday in Knox's undertaking rooms with a grave-side service at Riverside Cemetery by Rev M V Crumbaker. Survived by husband, two children Frank and Della, a son Vernon Shepard in Bagdad Florida, four sisters, three brothers, and other relatives. Inquest verdict attributed death to burns from the explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B Knox
Riverside Cemetery
M V. Crumbaker
Mary Doyle
Burna
Frank
Della
Doyle
Vernon Shepard
Bagdad
Fla
W A MacBeth
Elbridge Brown
Drake
Frank Richie
Davenport
John Wella
William Wells
Michigan
James Wells
Washington
Heath
Conflicting Emotions on a Hot Day in Chicago
A weary traveler, a mile from home on a hot afternoon, weighs spending his last nickel on car fare against walking to quench his thirst. The exchange captures a moment of fatigue and hesitation amid urban life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Record Herald
McCutcheon on Education and Culture
A brief quotation notes education as delightful and culture as immense, stating learning makes the ignorant appear enlightened, reflecting a Tribune style note attributed to McCutcheon.
Indemnity Bond and $500 Deposit for Moline Street Fair
City council approves street fair by Plow City Court of Honor and Great Parker Amusement Co with conditions including a $5000 indemnifying bond and a $500 deposit to cover damages. Extra police costs and liability remain the lodge’s responsibility. officials deem risks small. Streets to be used include 19th and 3d avenues and surrounding blocks. Frank W Ubrus Jr and Mrs James N Perr are in Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean
City Court of Honor
Great Parker Amusement Co
Moline
Auugust
Waters
Court of Honor
O P Stoughton
Amusement Company
Watters
Nic
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woney
Gustafeen
Healy Aill
Ralph Lourie
Coxin
Lom Molinée
Song
NG Rwavendt
Sac
Esi de Ise
Rae Hurt
Ee Daahngton
S. ‘Chidtge
Yeimune
West End
154 St
14Th Ave
2D St
3D Ave
Steel Mill Bridge
Rock Iland Tropical Plantation Co
Molsiere
Williamson
Dr. E. A. Edlen
Bailey
East Moline
Mrs. Doyle
Knox
Mrea
Chicago Tribune
Council
Hth
Mrs James N Perr
Colorado
West
Midline National Bank
P.G. Allen
H.a.ainsworth
Sol
Hirsch Carltow
Cormer Ad Avenue
5Th Street
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