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Newspaper

Moline Review Dispatch

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1894

Page

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Committee Forms to Solicit Funds for Armory Project

A representative meeting at E. E. Morgans office appointed a four member fundraising committee to collect money for a County F testimonial and armory improvements. D. C. Daggett was elected chair with W. F. Eastman as secretary. an executive group will manage receptions for Company F and allied naval units. The effort seeks about 400 to finish lockers and related needs, aiming to raise funds locally in Moline while noting broader support for a permanent armory for five local military companies.

E. E. Morgan Company F D. C. Daggett W. F. Eastman A. R. Bryant Rosenstein F. Hemenway Arthur Stephens Golivit A R Bryant William Butterworth Daggett Desraret Ledra Distvict Gen Olendenin Disratcn Moline

Seventeenth Street Precipice Triggers Farm Rig Crash

Farmer Peter Nelson driving into town struck a jump off caused by paving excavations on Seventeenth Street. While turning around his rig tipped after a horse fell from the bank, the buggy tongue broke, but no major injuries were reported.

Peter Nelson Seventeenth Street

Despotism and reform in late nineteenth century debate

A lengthy discourse argues that law and order must be upheld even amid tyranny yet warns tyranny grows from despotic control over labor and capital. It urges citizens to rally by the ballot, study unrest causes, and seeks united action to avert broader oppression while criticizing entrenched money power. The piece also covers local social events and community notices.

Children of Labor Wetan Hon Min Jaskaon Union

Calf with Two Bodies and Double Spine Born on Davenport Farm

A calf with two perfect herds, two necks, and a double spine joined at the tail was born last Saturday on John M. Friday’s farm five miles from Davenport on the Blue Grass road. It lived only a minute or two and is now with a taxidermist awaiting bids from side show managers.

John M. Friday Davenport Blue Grass Road

Canoeists Plan River Outing Toward Lake Popin

Messrs George Waters F E Howe Charlie Dunn and H B Wells plan a pleasant late season voyage by steamer with canoes up the river to Lake Popin or beyond then return for a fortnight of cruising. A Cheyenne dispatch notes the district court has appointed a conservator to attend the affairs of Mrs Emma J Nagle daughter of Mrs B Honsman of Rock Island who is no longer capable of managing her affairs.

George Waters F. E. Howe Charlie Dunn Wells Lake Popin District Court Emma J. Nagle B. Honsman Rock Island

Two Sun Spots Linked to Heat Wave in 1887

The article recalls a 1887 episode of extreme heat and a red sun with a large black sun spot visible at dawn and dusk. It notes a later heavy rain, reports two spots visible with a field glass, and ponders electric origins and a possible link to the period’s intense heat, asking where local scientists are.

Benjamin Gofle Jae

Local union leaders travel to Chicago to testify in Debs case

J W Burke president of the local American Railway union and C Waterans chair of its strike committee went to Chicago after a summons to testify in the Debs case. The report notes various social and civic events including marriages, reunions, business contracts, and a public speech by General Wilson advocating free silver, road bonds, and populist planks.

J W. Burke American Railway Union Waterans Chicago Debs Martin Gross Long’s Grocery Nineteenth Street Rock Ireland E. W. Hurst Rock Island Hurst Edson Rye Beach N. H B. T. Cable F. L. Foulds Harper House St. Louis H. Treman & Bons Horst & Peterson Third Avenue Seventeenth Street Carey-Gormley Katherine J. Cary L. Cary James B. Gormley St. Joseph's Church Thomas Mackin Twentieth Street Wilson Market Square

Sermon Sparks Uproar at Swedish Church Strike Conflict

Reverend H O Lindblad faces uproar from strikers after preaching an impartial sermon urging workers to choose safely and not enter hazardous areas. Strikers threaten punishment, plan to muzzle the preacher, and crowd his home as he defends nonviolent pastorship. Florist William Knees expands greenhouses to meet rising demand and improve facilities ahead of winter trade.

H. O. Lindblad Pullman Roseland Herald Lindeblad Thomas W. Heathcote Elim Atrikera Wiliam Knees Bluff Florist

Tragic Death as Boy 2 Is Fatally Struck by Streetcar

Theodore Paulsen aged 2 years 8 months was fatally injured when he ran toward a Davenport streetcar on Third Street near Fillmore. The motorman reported that after the bell rang and the car halted at the crossing the child darted into its path and was dragged under as the car stopped. A crowd gathered within minutes and the boy was taken home.

Theodore Paulsen Davenport Third Street Fillmore Street

Change in Train Dispatch Office at Davenport Depot

The transfer of the train dispatcher's office to Rock Island will shift duties to the Davenport depot ticket office. The present force becomes a day and night operator who will also sell tickets, displacing Charles Anderson as day agent and J. B. Stresper as night agent. Parenport may soon be a fiscal station.

Rock Island Davenport Charles Anderson J. 8. Stresper Parenport Fisgal

Irrigated Melons Promise Drought-Free Season on Muscatine Island

Muscatine Island farmers combat drought by sinking drive wells and powering steam pumps to irrigate dunes of melon, maize and sweet potatoes. Windmills may replace steam engines to cut costs as hydraulic pumps deliver water across fields.

Mauscatine Island Muscoutine Journal Costa America

Inquest Held Over Miss Lyda Lanham Death

An inquest led by acting coroner 8 H Weed found evidence of a troubled mind but stopped short of clear cause for Miss Lyda Lanham’s death. She obtained laudanum and strychnia and died after taking rat poison, saying she would find it in her bosom. Her funeral followed at the iron cemetery Minnea Nellie and Jennie Anderson served as pallbearers, as Moline fire department runners prepared for the state tournament.

Lyda Lanham H Weed John Mandel James W. Karshay Patrick Vracey Henry Turney Frank 8S Bennett Charles Rendelmann Miss Lanham Mary Lanham Dame Iron Minnea Nellie Jennie Anderson Anna Campbell Lazie Mascall Alicea Kershaw Honor Sherrill

Promised Salve for All Skin Ailments Sold by Wm Clendenin

Advertises a universal salve claiming to cure cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and skin eruptions with a money back guarantee. Sold at 25 cents per box by Wm Clendenin.

Wm Clendenin

Lint letters remaining in Moline Rock Island office list

A garbled post office notice shows names and counts for the week ending Thursday July with several unreadable names including Danielson Johnson Davis Lave Jeno Jonason Ford Johnson Minn Goodwin Schontan Simmons and others. It requests callers to say advertised and give the date of the first matters.

Bullmont Sold to Chicago Horseman for 2000

Bullmont the Moline-Rock Island pacer, winner of the Detroit race last week, was sold Tuesday to Chicago horseman Dickerson for 2000 by wire. The four year part owner Theodore Stenger says non-owners should not keep racehorses, and Bullmont is entered in a 2000 purse today with the prize going to the new owner if he wins.

Bullmont Moline-Rock Island Detroit Chicago Dickerson Theodore Stenger

Pullman Sleeper Surcharges and Porter Pay Criticized

An ex-conductor recalls harsh charges on Pullman sleepers and claims patrons subsidize porter salaries through high rates and dictates on meals. He urges boycott and cites Debs as rallying support, urging Mr Pullman to reform practices and admit workers’ rights.

Pullman Webs Debs Moline Justice J P Bubpsoe

Hill and Cleveland clash as tariff bill fights unfold

Senate political maneuvering pits Senator Hill against the tariff bill while he lines up with President Cleveland. A funeral for Hans Tolfsen is also noted, with Swedish and English rites and a large turnout. The ad shows Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething and diarrhea.

Senator Hill Senate Cleveland Hill New York

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