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Newspaper

Moline Review Dispatch

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1889

Page

6

Nybladh's Trial Opens in Knox County Court

The Nybladh trial begins in Galesburg with Anna Ableton and her daughter present. Miss Anderson testifies Nybladh is the child's father and recounts a long acquaintance from college days, with conflicting dates and financial pressures cited as motives. Nybladh denies knowledge of the family and considers a scheme to avoid responsibility.

Nybladh Knox County Court Galesburg Anna Ableton Miss Anderson Sue Olander Alliston Murphy Nybiad Nybiladh Nyblade Pete Hulber Moline Becauss Anna Anderson Nybladd Axime Chicago Pone Mies Anna

City council approves street railway right of way and sewer bids

The city council adopted amended ordinances granting a right of way to the People's Street Railway to the southwest and authorized the second avenue sewer project after correcting bid and tile size errors. The crematory proposal from Eagle Refuge was scrutinized for cost and practicality, with a Preston alternative discussed. The annual budget was adopted totaling 75,800.00 with allocations for streets, water works, sewer, and other departments.

People’s Street Railway Fire and Water Committee Fifth Avenue Twenty-first Twentysixth Street Third Fourth Avenue Second Avenue Daggett Des Moines Eagle Refuge Alderman Kerns McBeth Alderman Pierce Kerns Fones Duno and Donahey

W C T U Convention Accounts Committees and Officers

Wednesday committees appointed on resolutions with names like Mrs. Metagar of Moline Miss Nellie Anthony and Mrs. James Atkinson. Reports heard including narcotics and flower mission work. Next day meetings held with Miss Cowen, Nellie Anthony, Lucy Trent reporting on Y s in Moline and Port Byron. Membership tallies given for Cordova Moline Port Byron and others. Officers elected: President Mrs F E Johnston Port Byron Vice President Miss Cora Griffin Moline Secretary Mrs Atkinson Port Byron Treasurer Mrs W Atkinson Moline.

Metagar Moline Mo Wytla Cordova K. T. Blarper Port Byron Allie Lancashire Nellie Anthony James Atkinson Cowen Mise Nellie Anthony Y’s Lucy Trent W.C.T. U Shonorary Y Coal Valley Rock Island Andalusia Carbon Cliff Reynolds Illinois City F E Johnston Cora Griffin Tressurer Ww. Atkinson

Dr R F Weidner Heads Tour Across Canada and East

Dr. R. F. Weidner left Wednesday for a tour through Canada and the Eastern States. He will stop on his way back at Chautauqua where he is one of the instructors.

R. F. Weidner Canada Chautauqua

Miss Annie Holbrook Accepts Assistant Principal Role

Miss Annie M. Holbrook writes accepting the assistant principalship at the high school to succeed H. E. Griffith.

Annie M. Holbrook H. E. Griffith

Clergyman Leaves Wichita for Sacramento

The Rev. J. O. H. Read departed Wichita Kansas on Tuesday bound for Sacramento California. Mrs. B. B. Peregoy arrived from Milwaukee on Wednesday for a visit.

J. O. H. Read Wichita Kas Sacramento Cal B. B. Peregoy Milwaukee

Widow of A T Stewart Faces Lengthy Probate Suit

In New York surrogate court Mrs Cornelia Stewart's heirs including Rosalie Butler sue to break her will. Court costs already top $100 000 with lawyers fees, amid myths of haunted Stewart mansion and a disputed cathedral project. Judge Hilton allegedly controlled Mrs Stewart, guiding purchases and finances, leaving her innocent and exploited.

Stewart A. T. Stewart New York Cornelia Rosalie Butler Hilton

Corsets at West Point Cadets and Temperance Stand

A column discusses tight gray jackets forcing cadets to endure discomfort and proposes replacing the uniform to avoid display of the torso. It contrasts military fashion with health, jokes about corsets, and notes Cardinal Gibbons supports temperance and Sunday liquor prohibition with strict enforcement.

West Point West Poin

New York Caps Details Of Executions In Law

A new New York statute bars publication of execution details raising questions about its wisdom. The law aims to limit public display while acknowledging that executions may not always be public events.

New York

Irreverence for the Law Bred in Us Says OBrien

William OBrien testifies before the Pernell commission in London expressing his view that disrespect for law is ingrained in people and arguing about broader governance questions during his examination.

William O'Brien Pernell Commission London

Important discovery claims whisky like cure against rattlesnake bite

A claim asserts that a T6 level preparation proven on trial acts as a whisky based remedy against rattlesnake bites, described as an effective and important discovery.

Postage Rate Change to Canada Announced

A notice states Canadian postage will be reduced and set at three cents per ounce or fraction, applicable to all mail. This update reflects a simplified rate structure affecting international service.

Canada

Emene Wickstrom Trial Scheduled for Tuesday Afternoon

The report notes a trial involving Emene Wickstrom set for Tuesday afternoon. Details are sparse due to OCR fragmentation but indicate a formal court proceeding and scheduled appearance.

Emene Wickstrom

Business Association tackles headquarters and dues change

Members discussed permanent headquarters options in Moline with Y M C A space and Lindsh Dieroff premises offered. A new standing committee on Public Improvements was created and Secretary Porter announced a future amendment raising annual dues from ten to twenty five or thirty dollars.

Porter Moline Kewanee Association M. Y. Cady Lindsh & Dieroff Market Square Hest Club Arsenal Dam Gest Proctor Schureman Kuhn Messrs R.A. Smith J. W Atkinson Davis St Louis

Stewartville lawn social benefits Disratos Cornet Band

A large Stewartville crowd attended a lawn sociable at Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cornwall to aid the Disratos Cornet Band. Strawberries ice cream and ar tlatic cookery won praise with fine decorations and over a hundred Chinese lanterns. The band played several selections to hearty applause as local girls sold flowers and the organizers received warm thanks.

J. B. Cornwall Stewartville Mra Wall W. A. Obriptionn

Druid Grand Grove Convened in Peru Illinois Annual Session

The Grand Grove of Druids met in Peru Illinois with all grand officers present. Officers elected include Nob Grand Arch L N Eklund of Moline and Grand Representative Dr Olms of unknown, with others to be appointed. The session runs through Friday with speeches by Webber of the United States and local leaders at the Park banquet.

Peru Grand Grove of Druids Ilinois Davenport Moline Illinois Grand Grove Nob Grand Arch L. N. Eklund Depuky C. Frank Chicago Jacob Tagenthron Wm Xiemne Dr. Olms Will Moese A Webber Supreme Grand Arch of The United States Park Order W. A. Meesé J. Logeptbron

Rock Island items outline society, school, and council notes

The Rock Island Humane Society organized with forty members. Mrs. August Herbert received a $2,000 life insurance payout. Mayor and council actions include a 20 percent discount on river bridge tickets, a contested water main extension, and bids for paving Beyond Avenue. Major Abell departs for Minneapolis and Y M C A building work progresses.

Rock Island Humane Society Wm. Jackson Howard Wells August Herbert C. C. Marquis Bloomington Rock Island Edgewood Park Maj Harry M. Abell Minneapolis Y. M C. A. Building Committee Messrs Larkin & Stephens Board of Education Hammatt Wnctors N. B. Gould Son-Olaw W.F Hays Daisy Gould Cambridge Hook Island Mary Morton St. Paul Haya Seattle Washington Gould Daisy Maggie E. Waters J. K Waters Big Island Europe Cork Ireland Waters P H Philebar Leavenworth Miles Judge John Judge Judge Bill Union Pacific Railway Rook II Beyond Avenue

Married Gast Lindwall Weds Alma Freeberg in Coal Valley

Gast Lindwall, a popular druggist, married Alma Freeberg in Coal Valley on a Wednesday afternoon. The ceremony, performed by Rev. Russell of Milan, occurred with few relatives present and the couple now reside with the groom's mother. The late O M Lindvall had wished the wedding proceed as planned. May happiness be theirs.

Gast Lindwall Coal Valley Alma Freeberg Fred Freeberg Russell Presbyterian Church Milan O. M. Lindval Gust

Pullman Regatta Plans On Pullman Course

The twelfth annual Mississippi Valley Rowing Association regatta on the Pullman course August 8 to 10 features junior and senior events with medals and cups as prizes. Entries close July 26. fees are 15 for four, 10 for two, 6 for single entries. Strong support urged from local manufacturers to fund travel and training for Sylvanas and other crews.

Mississippi Valley Rowing Association Pullmano National Association Baturday Sentor Pullman Moore

Probate Court Records Show Numerous Estates and Guardianships

June entries list adoptions and guardianships including William G and Josephine Fowle guardianship of minor heirs. estates of Diedrich Gluesing Charles Atkinson Emma Schneckloth and more. Final accounts, proofs of notice, and bonds filed. hearings set and executors appointed with distributions and closings.

Edward W. Clayton William G Josephine Fowle John Almquist Guardian Albert B Gilbert H Homer Michaels Aale Row Diedrich Gluesing Mar Patrick O Donnell Michael Princieble James Gerry Patrick Gregg Boggess Alvin Hill Exbow Allen Patrick O'Mara Joseph L Allen Rachel Boney Nisi Patrick H. Egan Michael Higgins Patrick O'Bonnell Samuel Bryant Charles Scheffr Johanna Rocheffer Christmas C. Waters

Departure of Local Tobacco Dealer After Many Years

The Whiteside Sentinel notes a long time tarer and dealer in tobacco has left this city with his family after a hundred years in the trade. Mr has resided here for fifteen years and was one of the best and most prosperous. They depart in fashion that may lead them back to Morrison. The Sentinel wishes success and hopes their path will prevail. Mr Gosemman will move to Hay County, Illinois, for reasons stated.

Tarer Tobaced Whiteside Sentinel Gosemman Hay Aan Masi County Ill Oiiver Olsen Rock Salind Ambiddt Olsen

Unclaimed Wards in Moline Jan 1889 List

At Moline Rock Island county for the week ending Thursday June 1889 unclaimed names include Barbara Larson Frd Gans Cari Mayer Leon Herehenhaim Henry Mongon Jonh Johnson Esther Prist Ann Johnson Hannah Remaining unclaimed in thtee.

Moline Rock Island County Crouchers Barbara Larson Frd Gans Cari Mayer Leon Herehenhaim Henry Mongon Jonh Johnson Esther Prist Ann Johnson Hannah

Moine Plow Co relief committee head acknowledges grants

L P Wheelock chairman of the Moine Plow Co employes relief committee received a gracious acknowledgment for relief work in Johnstown. The note thanks the committee for its timely assistance to the victims.

L. P. Wheelock Moine Plow Co Johnstown Relief Committee Rim Jobnstwn Jummenstown Johnstown

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