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Newspaper

Moline Review Dispatch

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1898

Page

2

Opposition to Morgan sparks protest at Rock Island Arsenal

Workers at Rock Island Arsenal protest the appointment of Phillip Morgan from Valley Junction to foreman of the blacksmith shops. They claim civil service rules were not fairly applied, filed a petition with the War Department, and sought presidential or civil service review while Capt Blunt sought a resolution in Washington.

Rock Island Arsenal Phillip Morgan AT & PP Valley Junction Long Anthony F. Hill Civil Service Ordnance Department Arsenal Morgan Emploves Capt Blunt Washington Civil Service Commission Ah” Morgan Apt. Blunt McKinley Capt Blunt Rai Nes Blunt P Bhynt King Keck Island Arsengel Blunt Q Washdheton

Thinks It Was His Cousin John Brown in Green Bay Heiress Hunt

John Brown the gardener, caring for G A Stephenson property, reads a Dispatch telegram about efforts in Green Bay Wisconsin to locate heirs of a John Brown who died in Syracuse Nebraska with sizable funds. The Moline, Illinois man, who came from England in 1354, suspects the deceased Nebraskan may be his first cousin and plans to investigate.

John Brown G. A. Stephenson Bipty Green Bay Wis Syracuse Wisconsin Brown England Neb

Naval Militia Fund Raised To Equip Chicago Crew

The Naval Reserve association of Illinois plans to raise 12000 dollars to uniform and equip Chicago’s naval militia crew of 400 men. Leaders at the meeting included Gen. McNulta and J. H. Harrison as fund-raisers and officers. resolutions urge similar support from Moline Quincy and Afton communities and urge citizens of Wisconsin to assist sailors and watermen in any future conflict.

Naval Reserve Association of Ilinois Chicago Inois Naval Militia Gen. McNulta J. H. Harrison W. K. Sullivan FL W. Purdy Winscey Smith Chas L. Dickinson E. M. Stedman David P. Jones Lorin (. Collins Hlt. Wait C.tl. Atkinson Gay Tanner Iy Pelpt Teal Daggutt Fiderse Edwin H. Harrison Moline Quincy Afton Wineis

Train wreck halts CoM and St IY near Moline

One coach derailed after a coupling failure at Roehk crossing on the Milwaukee line near the Twentieth street station. Twelve to thirteen passengers were thrown about. no severe injuries reported as the engineer and conductor halted the train in time to prevent a larger crash.

Com. & St IY Moline Waltom Breday Roehk Milwaukee Twentieth Street Odt

Surprising Facts About Alcohol Reported by Scientists

Scientific investigators in Germany and Russia conducted an inquiry on alcohol and diet. They report the surprising conclusion that alcohol may act as a food, providing heat and aiding digestion in some quantities while potentially impairing brain function. The trials used brandy claret kefir and other beverages.

Germany Russia Philadelphia

Funeral for Mrs Susan Marye Held at Clendenin Residence

Funeral services for Mrs Susan Marye were held Tuesday afternoon at Gen Wim Clendenin’s Third avenue residence with Rev. W W Willard officiating. First Congregational Church quartet sang. Pallbearers included J W Athingonu W W Wells W J Entrikin A S Wright Wm Dusinbery J M Hall. Out of town mourners listed: Wm L Abbott ce nae Alfred Abbott Morrison C J Morton St Paul nephews of Frye. Miss Kate Frye St Louis. George J Frye New Windsor Colo. John R K Frye Hiawatha Kansas.

Susan Marye Wim Clendenin Third Avenue W. W. Willard First Congregational Church J. W. Athingonu W. W. Wells W. J. Entrikin A S. Wright Wm. Dusinbery J. M. Hall Wm. L. Abbott Alfred Abbott Morrison Morton St. Paul Ye Frye Kate Frye St. Louis George J. Frye New Windsor Colo John RK. Frye Hiawatha Kataas

Rock Island Shoe Co forms from Peaslee stock purchase

Purchase of the defunct Peaslee Shoe Co stock funds a new organization styled The Rock Island Shoe Co. An application for a charter has been filed with the secretary of state and operations will begin as soon as possible. The buyers are named Stuart Harper with C. S. Pensley expected to remain at the factory. incorporators will meet this week to organize and elect officers.

Rock Island Shoe Co Peaslee Shoe Co Arks Stuart Harper C. S. Pensley

Not Lending Dull Life

Edward B. W. Stone of Rittman Ohio reports his four year old son suffered measles scarlet fever mumps dysentery and multiple injuries from accidents including a broken collar bone amputation swallowed poison and ammonia exposure with another fall causing arm loss yet the boy is expected to recover despite parental worries.

Edward WB Stone Rittman Ohio

Wages Up Ten Percent for Rock Island Plow Workers

Rock Island Plow Co. raised wages by ten percent starting March 1 for day workers. About two thirds of the workforce, 500 to 600 men, receive increases to 2.75 dollars a day, shared by unskilled laborers and skilled workers alike. Management says the voluntary raise reflects strong business this winter and aims to strengthen employer employee harmony.

Rock Island Plow Co

Oregon Prunes Promote Haitian Prunes to Prosper Oregon

Henry A Hownaend of Portland reports Haitian prunes show strong potential for Oregon wealth as Prince Townsend notes dried fruit yield of 50 000 pounds valued above 800 dollars with neighbors earning over 700 dollars on seven year old trees. He mentions family welfare and regional blooms amid a stormy winter.

Henry A .Hownaend Moher Portland Ore Oregon Hansen Prunes Bato Orewon Townsend T. Ndwands

Red Domino Party Dazzles at Moline Club

The Moline club hosted a red domino ball Friday night with about fifty couples in red domino costumes. Dancing ran from 9 to 1 to Orgden's orchestra with the unmasking event marking the highlight.

Moline Club Orgden Woman's Guild of Christ Share

Ely Bros Cream Balm Ad Promises Catarrh Relief

A historical ad for Ely Brothers cream balm claims a pharmacist made remedy for catarrh. It promotes a 10 cent trial size from 56 Warren Street New York and a full size at 650 cents with mail order options. Testimonial from W J Hitchcock notes relief from terrible headaches after use.

Tom Harry Ely Bros By Bros Warren Street N. Y Ely W. J. Hitchcock U. S. Vol A. A. Gen Buttao, N.Y

Savage likeness of C. H. featured in Gentle Man Farmer

The March issue of the Gentle man Farmer includes an excellent half tone portrait of C. H., highlighting a notable figure in the publication.

Gentleman Farmer C. H. Re

Rumor Of Weil Plow Co Expansion At Monmouth

Rumor spreads that Weil Plow Co plans to rebuild a plant in Monmouth. Manget Kingman in Chicago reportedly telegraphed Superintendent Evans about specifications for a plant, while 85 workers operate twelve hour days amid order backlogs. Citizens weigh whether to pursue expansion locally or relocate to East Moline, as contracts wind down.

Monmouth Weil Plow Co Manget Kingman Chicago Evans Mr. Kingman Wei Monsmouth East Moline

Spreading Outoverspanning Stores for Dewend and Kuschmann

Dewend and Kuschmann, pre furniture dealers, expand to a triple storefront by connecting their John Deere building rooms with Quick and Orum. The 67 foot frontage and 10 000 square feet allow greater stock and brighter display. Quick and Orum vacate April 1. space to be linked via arches. Mrs. Jennie Smith, 56, dies Sunday at Port Byron from kidney and heart trouble. funeral Monday.

Messrs Dewend & Kuschmann John Deere Quick & Orum Quick & Orum Archa Jennie Smith Port Byron

Labor Musicians and Union Representation Move Forward

The labor congress discusses musicians union membership and trade affiliation. M L Ecklahl replaces John Nogton as delegate from Federal Union 6954. Byes amended to 6 delegates per union plus one per 100 members. War Payne explains garnishment limits and weekly pay exemptions. City work to be supervised by a superintendent. M M Brigg of Took Island announces bid for Democratic sheriff.

Musicians’ Association M. L. Ecklahl John Nogton L. Ja Payne

Mayor Preston Endorses Paine's Celery Compound Years in Hartford

Hartford's Mayor Miles B Preston credits his two years in office to prudent governance and promotes Paine's celery compound as a health aid. The lengthy endorsement describes blood purification, liver and kidney relief, and increased appetite as benefits, touting the product as a remedy for nervous fatigue and digestion issues.

Miles B. Preston Hartford America Preston Connecticut Martford Paine Presto Orrite Conn Mibel B. Preston Palno

Also Mentioned on This Page

J. F. Lindwall H.T. Moss BES Wood & Peek Stars of Illlinois Island County Circuit Court Moline State Savings Bank William A. Potter Elizaib Potter Court House Rock Island Lot Ave Lot Asix Hulda Thomas Elwin BE. Parmenter Rock Island County James Drayton Geo. Goldendyr Davenport Moline Waren Co Hood's Hills Hood Naval Militia Naval Reserve Nation O. M St. P Noah's Ark Rock Island Plow Workers Domino Party McKinsie Block Molina Dewend & Kuschmann Furniture LABOR M. M. Brigg Took Island Ad Inatich Sheriff
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