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Newspaper

Moline Review Dispatch

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1903

Page

3

Tramps Invade Harvest Fields As Labor Wages Debate Surges

An editorial recounts tramps and hoboes arriving with harvests from the south to Illinois fields. It notes calls to organize mutual aid among employers and laborers, including farm owners in Peoria Champaign and Springfield, and the arrival of itinerant workers to strawberry, berry, wheat, corn, peas, and potato harvests.

Illinois Centralia Harpestown Mississippi Minnesota Dakotas Job Peoria Champaign Springfield Country Mr. Job

A E Irelang Appointed Special Organizer in Tri Cities

A E Irelang, active machinists organizer in the Chicago strike, is named special organizer for the tri cities and will return in March. District Organizer E C Berr received word from President Gompers of the A F of L announcing the appointment.

A E. Irelang Chicago Tri-Cities E.C. Berr Gompers A. F of L

Dean's Kidney Pills Backed By Local Testimony

In a local testimonial, Carl E. Nyquist of 406 Twenty First Street praises Dean's Kidney Pills, claiming significant relief after fifteen years of kidney issues and multiple remedies. He credits Frank Clendenin of Clendenin's Drug Store with recommending the treatment and says it produced unquestionable results when continued.

Dean Carl E. Nyquist Twentyfirst Street New England States Clendenin Frank Clendenin

Moline’s Manufacturers Hotel to Open by May

Local reports say the Manufacturers hotel in Moline should be open by May 1 with $16,000 in furnishings and $60,000 in bonds secured by $132,000 in backing. Banks and numerous local businessmen have already purchased bonds, signaling strong local support and pride in the project.

Manufacturers Moline First National Bank People’s Savings Bank

King of Belgium to visit United States in Easter trip

A Brussels cablegram reports the rumor that King Albert of Belgium will travel to America for Easter holidays with a large royal suite. He may visit New York and Washington and be entertained at Newport while his private fortune and Panama Canal stake are noted.

Brussels Elpold United States Etoile Belge America New York Washington Newport Panama Canal Thomas Walsh Calfornian Congo Free State Europe Withal

Excellent City Finances Mark Four-Year Span In Moline

Mayor Wessel and the Moline council praised a strong fiscal turnaround over four years. They noted the city moved from a $17000 overdraft at the end of Mayor Swenson’s term to a $27000 treasury balance, enabling planned improvements including a filter plant.

Moline Wessel Swengson Wessell Treasury

Mother Grays Sweet Powders Promoted for Children

An ad copy touts Mother Grays Sweet Powders used by a nurse at a New York Children’s Home. It claims to break up colds in 24 hours and relieve feverishness, headache, stomach troubles, testing disorders, and worms. Address provided for agents in New York.

Mother Gray New York

Men May Plead Guilty In Carroll County Train Robbery Case

Ed Estelle and Butch Clark face March term in Mt Carroll circuit court for alleged roles in the Burlington Chicago and St Paul train robbery last August. A Clinton Iowa duck hunter Steve Tony may testify that the pair joined five men traveling downriver the day before the crime. A boat and hollow tree on Green Island yielded about 3000 dollars in silver and coins, with 1190 recovered by Tony, while the bulk of the loot was removed. The discovery suggests the hiding place and storm-related removal of plunder.

Ed Estelle Butch” Clark Burlington Chicago and St. Paul Carroll County Geuit Mt. Carroll Illinois Clinton Iowa Steve Tony Green Island Tony

New Colonial Residence Aimed For Sixth Avenue In Mol ine

Chicago merchant J J Jacobs plans a two story 30 by 44 foot frame home at Sixth Avenue Mol ine with a 64 foot porch and grand parlor. The project, bonded for completion by June 1, includes an enamel finished upper floor and muslin covered ceilings. Jacobs may also launch a wholesale grocery business here to serve eastern communities.

Sixth Avenue J J Jacobs Chicago C. L. Josephson Jacobs Moline Mr. Jacobs Moling S Moliné Nide Fifth Avenue

Davenport Y M C A Falls to High School 17 to 5

Davenport Y M C A loses to Moline High School by 17 to 5 in a fast paced game at Ing Boys hall. The match featured fouls and illness affecting players on both sides as the high school men claimed the victory.

Davenport Y. M. C. A C. A Davenport Y. M Ing Boys Aroha Ead Teanceen Magnesom Lindberg Teancoony Rosh Doe

March Weather Chronicle Surprises With Mild Bursts

Observer J M Sherier reports thirty-one years of March data from Davenport. The month averages 35 F, with extremes from 8 F to 82 F. Precipitation averages 2.24 inches, and March days split into clear, cloudy, and partly cloudy. Winds predominantly NW, with a notable 60 mph SW gust in 1894.

J. M. Sherier Weather Bureau Davenport Dispatch

Uncle of John Gamble Dies at 103 in Ohio

Samuel Saltzberger, an uncle of John Gamble, died at his Van Wert residence on February 17. He was 108 years, 1 month, and 56 days old, a Pennsylvanian of Holland ancestry. He left three sons, two daughters, thirty-eight grandchildren, ninety-three great and seven great great grandchildren. six sons and twenty-nine grandchildren served in the Union Army, plus two sons-in-law.

Samuel Saltzberger John Gamble van Wert Ohio Holland Army of the Union

Burglars target Sears and Freeburg home in Rock Island

Burglars moved from their usual area to Rock Island's south end last Friday entering the 908 Second Avenue residence of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Freeburg while they were out. They looted the house of jewelry and silver valued around 175 dollars and escaped via an attic window. An attempt to break into Sears store of S Poehlmann occurred about 3 a.m. but the burglars fled after being discovered by the dog and villagers. Poehlmann, tax collector for South Rock Island township, is suspected to be their target for cash in the store.

Rock Island A. M. Freeburg Second Avenue Elgin Poechlmann Sears Poehlmann South Rock Island

Senator Direct Vote Debate Set in Springfield March 11

Mr Meese to lead on the question of electing United States senators by direct vote of the people. The debate in the house of representatives at Springfield will feature Lawrence Sherman James R Williams Clarence Sparrow for the affirmative and W A Meese with Chicago attorney Luther Laffin Mills for the negative. The idea was conceived by Rep William Schlaugenhaus of Quincy with arrangements by Rep Magill Brundage Parish and Stevenson.

Mr. Meese House of Representatives Springfield United States Lawrence Y. Sherman James R. Williams Carmi Clarence Sparrow Chicago W A. Meese Luther Laffin Mills William Schlaugenhaus Quincy House Committee On Federal Relations Schlangenhaus Magill Moline Brundage Parish Kankakee Stevenson Monticello

Buckley Injured In Fall From Loft At Mueller Lumber

D J Buckley manager at Mueller Lumber Co in Rock Island was injured in a fall from the loft of the barn on Twenty fourth street and Third avenue. He fell through an opening to the ground floor and suffered severe chest bruises but escaped serious injury. Dr G G Craig sr attended him and he was taken home by ambulance.

David J Buckley Mueller Lumber Co Rock Island Twenty-fourth Street Third Avenue Buckley G G Craig Third Street Tenth Avenue Moline

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Advertised Worldwide

A classic advert promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup used by mothers for teething infants. It claims to soothe, soften gums, cure wind colic, and relieve diarrhoea, urging buyers to ask for the product at all druggists worldwide.

Absent Deputy Treasurer Held Oil Stock in Limbo

A. E. Lyford, the absconding deputy county treasurer, allegedly held 2,000 shares of Tri-City Oil Co stock not disposed of upon leaving. Pleasant F. Cox, former county treasurer, filed for attachment to seize the stock. Constable Eckhart served papers on H. D. Folsom, the company secretary. The stock value is about $200 with $10 in dividends accrued.

A. E. Lyford Tri-City Oil Co Friday Pleasant F. Cox

May Locate Car Shop in This Neighborhood

East Moline and Rock Island bid for a plant to manufacture cars for steam and electric railways. Negotiations, a Rock Island club conference, and talks with investors aim to fund a $600000 capital, with local participation. The concern plans to hire 1000 to 1600 workers, locating in a natural center to supply interurban rolling stock.

East Moline Rock Island Rock Island Club A. I. Jacobs Niles Tool and Car Co Ohio Cleveland J. G Hoyt Jacobs

Fine showing of pupils at East Moline School

Miss Grace P Dale reports February attendance for the East Moline school upper room: 33 enrolled, 20 girls and 13 boys. The following pupils were neither absent nor tardy: Adhemar Hunghe, Charlie Johnson, Charles Parrott, Ephraim Smith, Irene Johnson, Albert Sargenson, Maude Emmett, Katy Van Norman, Rhoda Peterson, Jennie Sargenson, And. Allmendinger, Dott Moranville, Guy Moranville.

Grace P Dale East Moline Adhemar Hunghe Charlie Johnson Charles Parrott Ephraim Smith Irene Johnson Albert Sargenson Maude Emmett Katy van Norman Rhoda Peterson Jennie Sargenson and. Allmendinger Dott Moranville Guy Moranville

Swedish Olive Lodge elects officers for six months

The Swedish Olive lodge held a Monday evening election electing F. O. Nelson as Noble Grand Otto Forsberg as Vice Grand Axel Swanson as Recording Secretary Henry Carlson as Permanent Secretary L. P. Nelson as Treasurer and Oscar Swanson J. W. Johnson Theo Wahlberg L. C. Oakley and Emil Johnson as Trustees to serve one year.

Swedish Olive Lodge Noble Grand F. O. Nelson Otto W. Forsberg Axel Swanson Henry Carlson L. P. Nelson Oscar Swanson J. W. Johnson Theo. Wahlberg L. C. Oakley Emil Johnson

Augustana Plan Seeks Oscar II Chair and Conference Division

Swedish support for a chair of natural science at Augustana College gains royal endorsement as Dr. Gustav Andreen seeks the Oscar II professorship in Sweden. In Moline the Illinois conference faces a proposal by Northern Michigan and Wisconsin churches to form a separate conference, arguing Illinois territory warrants division and stronger leadership for the president.

Sweden Gustav Andreen Augustana College Oscar II Augustana Stockholm Oscar Andreen Ekman Illnois

Levi Cralle Wins Local Mail Carriage Contract

Levi F. Cralle Saturday filed his bond with Postmaster Thomas in Rock Island for the contract to carry the mails between the Rock Island post office and the railway stations. The new local contractor nets $2,800 a year under a state directive favoring local bidders.

L. F. Cralle Thomas Rock Island Cralle

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