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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1905
Page
7
A romance unfolds on a Caribbean mountainside as Alvarado and Mercedes confess deep love amid danger. The pair evade prudence and pursue a private future, while guards, duenna, and companions interrupt with a night cry and gunfire endangering their escape.
Brot C Toenniges a renowned band leader in the state is chosen to lead the Sixth Regiment Band of this city. A contract with Prof Kopke the director of the poolations assigns him charge for two years at an annual rate of 1000 dollars. Toenniges will reside in Moline as long as his duties with the band continue. He hails from DeKalb and previously led bands in Rock Island Davenport and earned a strong reputation locally. All interested in the regimental band are congratulated.
A fragmented humor piece by Duncan M Smite traces a playful, freewheeling celebration of independence across days of leisure and social flare. It hints at marital distance and casual wit as it pivots between jokes about freedom, fashion, and social scenes.
Georges Hunt, 30, of Sioux City, emerges as a claimed Messiah candidate leading a movement uniting Jews and Gentiles. He edits The Stylus, bases his beliefs on revealed prophecies, and asserts a sacred marriage within a reborn faith while other locals doubt his balance.
A two year old girl was struck by a horse drawing a coach on Third Avenue opposite the postoffice building. The child was dragged a short distance, sustaining a gash over the right eye and bruises. Dr. Beal treated the injuries, which were not life threatening.
Corrested by Brown and Christison and Dun can and Ransom. Estimated receipts for the day include 17 000 hogs and 12 000 cattle and 15 000 sheep. Prices shown cover pigs from 5.40 to 6.12 and cattle from 2.10 to 5.75, with lambs and wethers in the 4.75 to 7.75 range and heavy packing options noted. Dunning and Stevens, East Buffalo NC, provide live stock quotations and describe market conditions and holdovers with scattered remarks on quality and grading.
Five Moliners receive honors of office for the coming year with assignments and responsibilities outlined. Officials honored include key figures from the workforce and local organizations, reflecting recognition of service and leadership within the industry.
G L Peterson of Moline is named Chief Astronomer while F A Landee of Moline becomes Chief Treasurer and Dr E A Edlen and Charles G Carlson are re elected. J A Aldene wins a seat on the board, replacing C A Samuelson. One hundred delegates attend a Joliet observatory banquet as Dr Edlen reports a grand success and the group resumes meetings in Moline.
George Olsen of Rock Island loses to George Baptiste of St. Louis in wrestling at Galesburg. Olsen takes the first fall in ten minutes, Baptiste wins the second in three and a half, and the third in two minutes. crowd attendance noted.
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