Blaine and Logan Club Forms in Moline for Campaign
An enthusiastic crowd joins a Blaine and Logan Club in Moline to support the Republican ticket. J. M. Christy elected president, Frank G. Allen secretary, officers from each ward chosen, and plans for torches, uniforms, mass meetings, and a campaign glee club announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine and Logan
Armory Hall
Young Men's Republican Club
Blaine and Logan Club
J. M. Christy
C. F. Hall
Conrad Grantz
Ed Allen
Frank Allen
Elsine and Logan
Moline
Republic Ono
W. J. Entrikin
Chicago
Maine
Statesman
Entrikin
Frank G. Allen
George Olderest
Capt. Kohlér
W. W. Wells
C.F. Grantz
C.F. Hemenway
W.C. Bennett
Messrs
Peter Peterson
Ed. Atkinson
P. H. Wessel
W. T. Ball
W. R. Moore
M. Y. Cady
Christy
Singers
Blaine and
Logan Club
Bull Killed Farmer Near Cordova In Pasture Attack
John Thoren aged twenty five employed at John Anderson's farm four miles north of Cordova was charged by a two or three year old bull while driving cattle at six pm Monday. He crawled under a fence after being tossed and mangled. died four hours later. Funeral held Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thoren
John Anderson
Williams
Eliza al
Cordova
Thoren
Union
Harrold Weds Miss Ayres in Rock Island Romance
Yesterday evening at 6 at the bride’s residence in Rock Island, Will J. Harrold of South Moline married Miss Phoebe J. Ayres in the presence of relatives. Rev. R. Sweet of Trinity church performed the ceremony and the couple moved to Sunnyside Farm in South Moline. Ayres has long worked at McCabe Bros store. Harrold recently resigned as Daily Union business manager. The Dispatch extends congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Will J. Harrold
South Moline
Phoebe J. Ayres
R. Sweet
Trinity Church
Sunnyside Farm
Miss Ayres
Moline
McCabe Bro’s
Harrold
Daily Union
Irish Emergency Club Formation in Rock Island
An Irish Emergency club will be organized in Rock Island next Sunday. A meeting is set for 8 o clock at Norris Hall to plan the auxiliary of the Irish National Emergency Association and associated groups in support of the land league efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Norris’ Hall
Associehae Se Gaalsation
Asf
Land League of Aera Vp
Drowning of Charley Porter Rocks Davenport Community
Charley Porter, 13, a Baio Gould & Co. mill worker and former Dispatch carrier, drowned after entering the Mississippi to swim near log rafts. His clothes were found on a crosswise log. search by river drag failed to locate the body. The accident prompted citywide mourning as citizens decorated streets and a Rifles drill accompanied a morning departure from Davenport toward Lake Minnetonka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Porter
Mississippi
Charley
Samuel R. Porter
Baio Gould & Co
Andrew Shields
Toe Disratch
Fair Grounds
Rifles
Kimball House
Davenport
Lake Minnetonka
National Rifles Arrive in Davenport For Lake Minnetonka Tour
The National Rifles of Washington DC under Lieut J F Oyster arrived in Davenport en route to Lake Minnetonka and held an exhibition drill. A parade followed with police, Knights Templar, Knights of Pythias, and multiple civic groups, bands, and rifle corps participating in a large public display.
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The
National Rifles
Washington, D. C
J. F. Oyster
Davenport
Lake Minnetonka
Kimball House
Davenport Millitia Company
M. L. Williston
G. B. Hay
Rock Island Arsenal
Lieute Morricon
Col. Flagler
Simon
Cyrene Commandery
Knight's Templar
Mounted
Everts Commandery
Rock Island
Mesars
H C Cleveland
A N Hunt
J M Reticker
William Don
John Evans
H P Hull
O Dunker
O F Soper
Moline Knights
Union Band
Knights of Pythias
Citizens’ Committee
Weccacoe Band
Rock Island Drum Corps
Rodman Rifles
Moline Rifles
Davenport Guards
Wentz
Double Wedding at 1914 Fourth Avenue Moline
On Wednesday June 11 at 1 o clock a double wedding occurred at the brides residence 1914 Fourth Avenue Moline Illinois. Cassino M Wake of Coe and Nancy E Mumma of Moline wed Archious M Crimmins and Mary A Mumma of Moline officiated by Rev B F Tallman. The newlyweds left for the East to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Avenue
Moline
Ill
Cassino M. Wake of
Coe
Nancy E. Mumma
Archious
M. Crimmins
Mary A. Mumma
B. F. Tallman
Wake
Pleasant Valley News Brisk With Accident And Local Events
Last Wednesday Mr and Mrs Arin Skinner were thrown from a horse drawn cart when the horse spooked. Mrs Skinner suffered multiple injuries including a broken arm and nose with possible internal injuries. Mr Skinner had a severe head wound. A children day event at the school house was postponed three weeks and a quarterly meeting set for next Sunday week. A recent Carbon Cliff church event drew locals, while Jacob Korb’s cow was fatally struck by a train. Fiddler Joseph Evens continues trading horses and fiddling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arin Skinner
Skinner
Valley Schol House
Morgan
Carbon Cliff
Jacob Korb
Geo. Milton's
Joseph Evens
Strawberry festival at Baptist church in Watertown
Strawberry festival next Tuesday evening at the Baptist church to raise funds for church purposes. Also notes visitors Warren Howard from Iowa and J Howard visiting. Mrs E B Wright leaving for Iowa. James Allsbrow renting O Brien’s house. Children’s Day celebrated last Sabbath. no church services next Sunday evening. Report of a serious accident to Mr and Mrs Skinner near the Valley. Proposals invited for building a grand stand for the Moline Regatta Association by June 16 1884 with plans available at 814 Sixteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Warren Howard
Iowa
J. Howard
Wright
James Allsbrow
O’brien
Skinner
Valley
Moline Regatta Association
Sylvan Island
Sixteenth Street
W. R. Moonrg
Moline Regatta Asst
Moline
Ill
Second annual convention of the Law and Order League
The Citizens' Law and Order League of the United States calls for delegates to its August convention at Lake Bluff Illinois near Chicago. Delegates from state and local leagues are urged to attend with no cap on numbers. Addresses by eminent speakers are planned and railroad and hotel rates are expected to be reduced for delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Law and Order League of the
United States
Citizens' Law and Order League of the United States
Lake Bluff
Ill
Chicago
Citizens’ Law and Order Leagues
Citizens’ League
Law and Order League
National Law and Order League
Sherman House
Clark and
Randolph Streets
Lake Blv
Lake Michigan
United States League
J C. Siariver
C.U Bonney
Washington Street
Logan Did Not Support Breckenridge or Raise Rebels
Letter to the editor from Sam L. Flagler states John A Logan never backed Breckenridge for president nor raised a rebel company. Flagler, a longtime observer, affirms Logan supported Douglas and voted as such, denying rebel sympathy or enlistment claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Logan
Totin A.enty
John A.naeff Davis
John Breckenridge
Jeff Davin
Jeff
John
Autumwa Courier
Democrat
John C. Breckenridge
Logan
Stephen A. Douglas
Lasso
Sam'l Flagler
Funeral of Charley Porter Found in River After Search
The body of Charley Porter was found Wednesday around 8:80 after divers and drags failed to locate him earlier. Messrs Wood Donahoo and Ewings were said to have been successful in discovering the body about 180, fourth east of the entry point in the river. The funeral was set for today at 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley
Porter
Charley Porter
Wood
Donahoo
Ewings
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Republican Party
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Rodman
Mississippi Valley
National Congress
Illinois
James G. Blaine
Harrold—Ayres
Irish Emergency Club
the National Rifles
Aa College
Augustans College
Onrnonessis
Theo. N. Winquist
O. Olsson
L.P. Bergstrom
G. H. Brandelle
Hostiue
J. Vibelius
J. N. Holmen
W P Anderson
Gustav Stolpe
Hasselquist
A.J. Enstam
E. P. Olsson
J. A. Holmen
L P Bergstrom
J Moren
PA Fair
Swenson
A Brandelle
Aug Johnson
AM Broleen
A Melin
AJ Enstam
G Rast
JA Hemberg
O F Thorell
A Holmer
Udden
Pleasant Valley
Watertown
Dean & Hubbard
Sutton
Aloo
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LAW and Order
National Convention of the Citizens
League of the United States
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