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Moline Review Dispatch

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1910

Page

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May be charge of murder in Nelson death at saloon

Albin Sundberg a Swedish carpenter admitted to police that he fought Nelson in a Fourth Avenue saloon and struck him with a rock. Nelson, a Deere & Co. grinder aged 23, died soon after. Coroner's inquest proceeding. Sundberg in custody awaiting verdict.

Albin Sundberg Carpenter Nelson Rock Daily Dispatch Carl Nelson Deere & Co Sundberg L. M. Magill M. Bisant Fourth Avenue Sixth Seventh Streets Sundberg Nelson Salaga Anise Charles Vandegenachte Oscar Lindquist Lindquist Lundquist Vandegenachte Seventh Street W. Q. Beam Charles Mattison Charles Hanson Fifth Avenue Maxis Neldéon Rose O. Beam R. R. Whiteside

Mayor Olson’s indecision on fight films sparks protest

The Moline mayor delays ruling on showing Jeffries Johnson fight films at Barrymore theatre amid a ministerial union protest. Manager Sodin seeks permission. Rev Lincoln reports no final decision. Officials cite no city law banning the films. Springfield precedent cited. An injunction may be possible, while a decision is awaited next week.

Daily Dispatch Moline Thott New York Ministerial Union Harry Sodtul Jeffries-Johnson Barrymore Theatre Olson Sodin Rev A. Lincoln Lincoln Minoia Springfield Illinois Sodini Sodint

Arsenal Island resumption of work after mid summer shutdown

About 1600 men returned to government shop work on Arsenal Island this morning after a two week vacation on full pay. During the closure repairs were made to machinery and equipment was secured in the casting teams.

Arsenal Island Macchinery Ard

Local pastor waits as couple breaks appointment in wedding mixup

Rev Richard Haney waited at the Second Congregational church from 7:80 to 7:45 PM for Guy Trout and Miss Bella Cowdery who failed to appear, then wed at Rev Ira Nothstein's parsonage after the couple, with Miss Mabel McKaulsky and William Klimngebiel, arrived with a license. Trout, a driver and local lightweight boxer, explained the mixup. The couple will reside in East Moline. the bride is the Cowdery daughter living with her grandmother in East Moline.

Richard Haney Second Congregational Church Guy Trout East Molone Bella Cowdery Mr Haney Ira Nothstein Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church Rock Island Mabel McKaulsky East Moline William Klimngebiel Holt-Bixby Trout T W Reno Schuldck Nothstein

Hampton News Roundup From June Visit to River Area

Local notes from Hampton detailing visits by residents and visitors from Rock Island Moline Davenport and Silvis. Items include mail carrier vacation coverage by James Mobr water gauge work by J E Maxwell river trip from LeClaire to points downstream and several social calls and small events such as an ice cream day and pearl find totaling fifty dollars.

Hampton Mr Heagy Rock Island John Oltman James Mobr C Patten Moline George Weat Bliig Aldrich East Moline Henry Light Louis McNabney Chicago Our Village George West J E Maxwell LeClaire Ladies’ Aid Society Julius McNabney Davenport G F McNabney O Thomas A. J Stenfield Salt Lake City Utah William Whitehead Cc E Hill Moline Sun

Woman Dies in Fire as Two Burned in Grand Rapids Incident

Grand Rapids, Mich., July 21. Mrs Grace Wilson was pulled from a blaze dead. Her week old baby and a nurse are dying from burns. The fire at a residence left a grim scene with the mother and child among victims. Investigators probe the cause of the blaze.

Grand Rapids, Mich Grace Wilson

Oranges on a Rock Island Orange Tree

A Rock Island resident, Charles E B Fiebig of 833 Seventeenth Street, grows an orange tree from the Hawaiian Otahalu variety in a garden pot. The tree has produced up to twenty six fruit in a season, with most picked and eaten. a banana tree at four feet tall is growing rapidly, promising a real bunch of fruit.

Daily Dispatch Southland Charles EB Fiebig Seventeenth Street Rock Island Florida Hawaiian Islands

Illinois Coal Strike Could End Soon Says Operator

A Cline Shaw Fuel Co official returning from Montana expects miners and operators to settle their Illinois strike by early next month. He notes national union officers may intervene to push a settlement as demand for coal remains strong despite the lengthy strike.

Rchne Cline Shaw Fuel Co Montana Hinois

Advertised Letters List From Maine Post Office 1910

Week ending July 21 1910 unclaimed letters include Miss Maria Anderson Mrs Bardsley Ernest Carleon Christenson Coleman Cook Crowley Verveat DeermanMew A David Marek Elliott Franson Fuller Crimela Mearton Hagy Roy Houston Hodgew Ralph Jonern Kellog Lola Kohm James Liljegren Emil McGlave Bernie Moore McGee Mayme Nelson Fred Peterson Ruth Ross Marion Bochurynsk John Rogers Reliance Supply Co Z Stewart Rose Trestle C H Unkrich Chas Woods Toy Wall Mrs Ward Raymond Williams Martha Foster Macoupin County free from debt after million dollar courthouse construction in Carlinville Illinois prior week.

Christenwon Coleman Cook Jf Crowley Verve Bat Deerman Burmann David Marek Elliott Eoe Franson Toon Fuller Masnes Crimela Vrs Mearton Hagy Roy Houston Omer Hodgew Ralph Jonern Turt Koepling Uguet

Johnsons Lead as Census Reveals City Family Names

Figures from the 1910 directory show Johnsons remain the largest surname in Moline with 565 members, up 165 from last year. Carl Johnsons rise to 32, Osher and Alma Johnsons listed, while Charles Johnsons top with 36. The Dispatch compares 1909 and 1910 directories to track shifts in family presence.

Johnsons Moline Moliie Carl Johnsons John Johnsons Charles Johnsons Osher Johnsons Ato Papgex Johnsons Carlsons Va Olsons Andersons Petersons Nelsons Yaad John Bue Frank Andrew

Davenport Man Faces Bigamy Charge After Arson Suspicions

Edward Welsh alias Edward Metra of Davenport is held on arson and bigamy allegations after police linked multiple households to him. He faced a preliminary examination and a September term awaits. prosecutors say he maintained at least three relationships and misused revolvers during alleged crimes.

Petsparoh Edward Welsh

Taft Arrives Aboard Then Heads to Golf Inks

President Taft came ashore early today and proceeded to the golf links. A church gathering with Jehoala Anderson of Washington preceded plans for a reception later.

Taft Jehoala Anderson Washington

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure For Catarrh

Readers learn of a claimed cure for catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally. The promoters offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure, with testimonials available from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio and retail price of 76 cents. A related product is Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Ita Hall Adiresa F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo

Disaster year for launches on Mississippi warns of snags

Dispatch reports a severe drop in river stage has brought up unseen snags and rocks into shallow water. Gasoline launches suffer frequent punctures as boats scrape hazards, with several vessels punctured and owners noting dangerous conditions over recent weeks and Sundays.

Waterloo Mississippi River

Obituary for Miss Fiste Hloite and funeral details

The obituary notes Miss Fiste Hloite aren funeral rites with the Freemason order present. Pallbearers included Adolph Erickson Lundquist Gust Carlberg Charles Knut and Richard Strombere, with honorary bearers from Fre lodge. Also announced is New York market news reporting National Lead stock drop to 103 percent on a 1 percent quarterly dividend cut.

Nes Mervice Frelodge Tillie Carton Hima Peterson Esther Pearson Alma Pearson Ellen Lundgren Velma Allert New York

Left Alone in the World Grief and Cable Wires Motive

Neighbors say a year after a husband’s death a widow may have caused a fire or mishap using cable wires as the motive. Investigators focus on how the handler of the electrical setup changed the scene.

Near decapitation attempt ends in critical condition

Mrs Wilhelmina Arp of Rock Island, 65, nearly severed her head using two cable wires at her 46 Tenth Street home. Four doctors tended the wounds but prognosis was grim with death anticipated by exhaustion. Her husband died last year and isolation is thought to have influenced the act.

Wilhelmina Arp Rock Island Tenth Street Mrs Arp

Elizabeth Pierce Seeks Divorce Decree in Davenport

Mrs Elizabeth Pierce filed a bill for divorce in the circuit clerk’s office represented by Albert Huber. The respondent Iran Pierce is living in Davenport. The plaintiff alleges cruelty and fear of her spouse, plus unfaithfulness, and seeks a decree of divorce and a return to her maiden name Elizabeth Smith along with alimony.

Circuit Clerks Office Albert Huber Elizabeth Pierce Iran Pierce Itag Davenport Elizabeth Smith

Illinois 83d Regiment Annual Reunion Plans

Major Connelly of Rock Island to speak at the 83d Illinois Regiment annual reunion in Monmouth on Thursday August 25. The event at the court house follows the county reunion eve, with National Commander Van Sant expected to attend and a large turnout anticipated at the Chautauqua.

Major Connelly Rock Island Monmouth Court Howe van Sant

Threats Against Elgin Residents Over Water Bills

Town residents face pressure from water department over past due bills with many paying more than 600 dollars recently. Several notable individuals are among those cited as offenders and warned of legal action.

Water Department

Telegraphic Markets Chicago Grain and Provisions

Chicago grain and provisions market report with receipts for hogs and cattle and price levels. Note lower hog prices with light and good demand ranges, and mixed dispositions in beef, with weak to steady cattle activity and varied quotation ranges.

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Joie Sotenoen Charles Chinlund Big Carl B. S. Haney Mr. Nothstein L. V Eam E. E. Holton St Louis E C Henline J C Korb Familly Silvis Itella Guekert Henry County J. T Young F Black Prairie Center Emily Whitehead Mary Guekert Stella Guekert Buffalo Fred Thompson C. Vogelbaugh Thomas Vance Chase. Fiebig Plante Fettera Maine Macoupin County Carlinville Smiths Johnson, Carlson, Anderson Dispatch K. Polk & Co Alma Johnsons Anna Johnsons Ned Morris Edward Metra Tan Pe Ieee Court Preston Mra Welsh Syriughedd Hligh Chey Drea Datty Dispatch Mise Elaie Holmgren Miss Fiste Hloite Aren Dad Wilhelmina Arp of Island Ris Illinois Regiment ELGIN Telegraphic Markets Postan Han
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