Long financing session outlines county poor claims
The June meeting of the Whiteside county board adopts payment of numerous poor-claims items and other expenditures. Listed are payments to hospitals, individuals, and firms with a committee report and approvals for issuing orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Poor Claims
J. Ferguson
P. P. Cox
T. R. Lees
W. F Garnett
D. T. Little
C. E. Shallberg
L. C. Pfoh
County Infirmary
Charles G. Buck
J C Baitley
John Buckley
Chase Smythe Fruit Co
Central Union Telephone Co
Thomas Connley
Mort Conner
Henry Dart's, Sons
C. H Dibbern
J. C. Swank
K. J. Stentstrom
Sundeen Clothing Co
Altmeyer & Sterling
van derVennet Clothing Co
R. Wright
R. L. Wilson
Young & McComb
Young & McCombs
Fred Ziegler
Whiteside WM
Filbert Herman Dobring
Whiteside
Wyland
Brida
Rock Island
Henry Coustiea
Committee On Ways and Means
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Davenport Adopts Cash Gift for Interurban Survey
Davenport moves to provide a $4000 gift to an interurban company planning a preliminary survey for a Monticello Manchester line. Small towns along the route have matched funds, and Davenport hopes this sponsorship will secure construction, with the choice of terminal at Davenport or Cedar Rapids still to be determined.
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Davenport
Monticello
Manchester
Commercial Club
Cedar Rapids
Check forger sent to Pontiac Reformatory
Levert Wilson pleaded guilty in circuit court to a confidence game indictment and was sentenced by Judge Graves to the Pontiac reformatory after passing a worthless check at Wecker's grocery and attempting another at Wright's restaurant. Thomas Morey pleaded guilty to two burglary indictments and was sentenced to the Joliet penitentiary for burglaries of apartments above Tindall and McMahon saloons last winter.
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Levert Wilson
Graves
Pontiac Reformatory
Wilson
Wecker's
Wright
Thomas Morey
Joliet
Morey
Tindall
McMahon
Larger Addition of Salesman and Propose at Midnight
A salesman pitches a roomy model for two children while Mr Coonley hesitates about stock. Puck notes the pair plan to move at midnight as a girl foresees help from papa and mamma to pack. The scene blends humorous dialogue and domestic bustle.
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Mr. Coonley
Puck
Papa
Mamma
Chicongo
Henry county faces $6900 due from sheriff fees
County board reviews twelve year sheriff accounts covering Henry Quinn E A Swain and Bruce Stiers. Fees for transporting prisoners to the penitentiary and patients to asylums are said to be improperly collected, totaling about $2700 for Swain and $1700 for Quinn with Stiers around $2500. Warrant issues and missing documentary records hinder crediting, while statutes define permissible convoy fees and the sheriff’s duty to keep full accounts. The accountants base their figures on these standards and an attorney general opinion.
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Henry County
Board of Supervisors
Henry Quinn
E. A. Swain
Bruce Stiers
Swain
Quinn
8Tiers
Penitentiary
Reform School
Muscatine divided over Billy Sunday revival plans
A Muscatine dispatch reports mixed reaction to evangelist Billy Sunday’s planned 30 day revival. Merchants oppose the visit and seek to keep him away, while ministers organize to fund a large auditorium. Local clergy and business leaders clash over the event’s impact.
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Muscatine
Davenport
Billy Sunday
Retail Merchants’ Association
End of an Era as Woman's Club Closes Philanthropy Dept
The philanthropic department of the Woman's club held its final meeting on June 13 and handed $248.97 to the city missionary. The transfer ends the department while the city’s charitable work shifts to the club under Mrs. J B O'Connor starting July 1, with an executive and advisory committee guiding preventive and saving efforts.
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Woman's Club
Nfe
J B O'Connor
O'Connor
Captain Zach Suiter Dies in LeClaire River Pilot
Captain Zach Suiter longtime pilot on this Mississippi stretch died Friday noon in LeClaire He was born May 21 1851 in LeClaire township and lifelong resident He married Angie David of Rapids City in 1872 He guided riverboats in early days and last year piloted the Eclipse He leaves a widow and six children three sons two daughters two sisters and three brothers reside in various towns A teacher examination will be held at S J Fer Buson office on June 21 and 22.
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Zach. Suiter
Mississippi
LeClaire
Suiter
LeClaire Township
Angie David
Rapids City
Sumiter
W Bartine
Chicago
Elmer M
Black Bear
Idaho
Charles H
Zach Q@ jr
Agnes Freeman
Beatrice
Neb
J W
G P
J J Sutter
LeCtlaire
Bankrupt Petition In Macomb Firm Chandler & Co
In United States District Court Judge Otis Humphrey ordered Charles Y. Chandler and Clara A. Chandler doing business as Bank of Macomb to answer creditor petitions by the third Monday in October. Creditors Macomb Sewer Pipe Works and others alleged acts of bankruptcy from preferred creditors. hearing delayed from June to October. Chandler claims assets including 1600 acres in McDonough County and Chicago properties, with total resources exceeding liabilities by about 200000.
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Charles Y. Chandler
Clara A. Chandler
Bank of Macomb
Hor
Otis Humphrey
United States District Court
Itas
George D. Tunnicliff
Macomb Sewer Pipe Works
George T Page
Chandler
Peoria
Humphreys
Tunnicliff
Chandler & Co
McDonough County
Macomb
Chicago
Ita
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John Weckel
H. C. Harris
Rockleland
W. H. Bean
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L. Kramer & Co
J. Henry Laddera
W. J. Moeller
Carl J. ¥. Rochow
St. Anthony's Hospital
Louis A. Schmidt
C. H. Seidel
the Mill Store
Wm. Whitton
Moline
Claus Anderson
Geo. L. Benson
Brimberg Bros
Courtney & de Tacye
Albert Freeman
Chas. G. Hogberg
Be.b Knox
Lofgren Bros
C. FB. Natt
H. J. Nelson & Co
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Plow City Shoe Store
Peters & Wagner
Edward Swanson
Carl Sundine
John, Swanson
S Hallberg Bros
August Sundine
R. R. Wakeside
Hampton
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Krapp & Lees
John McGimpsey
John J Pryce
Andalusia
Charles Wenks
Edgington
Carl J. F. Rochow
St. Anthony’s Hospital
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Chas. Ripper
Mrs. A Ellis
Black Hawk
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South Moline
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