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Newspaper

Moline Review Dispatch

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1907

Page

2

May Have Relatives Here Man Found Dead in Indiana City

Police investigated a South Head, Ind man found dead at his home last night and believed to have a sister in this city. A telegram requested notifying the sister. Other items note Charles Schachtler found on Fifteenth Street after a holdup attempt and two drunken disturbances at the Ruch Island depot with small cash recoveries.

Indiana City Ind Moline Peter le Smith Peter DeSmet Charles Schachtler Fifteenth Street

Prominent Davenport Physician Dr Jennings Mites Dies

Davenport mourns prominent physician Dr Jennings Mites aged about sixty four. Born in Marten on August 27 1840 he graduated from Iowa State University medical department and practiced in Davenport renowned for nerve and prostration cases. He left a large family of five children.

Jennings Mites Davenport Bern Marten Aneust Medical Department Iowa State Universe Isso

New Trial Denied in Englund Case

Judge Gest denied a motion for a new trial in Emi Englund's damage suit against Mississippi Valley Traction Co over a baby's death on Fourth Avenue. The circuit court jury awarded Englund $2750. an appeal was taken by the Traction Co. A separate motion in Daniel Lucas versus later urban company was pending. The Sutue embezzlement indictment quash motion was also under advisement.

Gest Emi Englund Mississippi Valley Traction Co Ata Fourth Avenue England Ane Amotion Daniel Lucas Urban Company H A. Sutue Peoria Cypress Gold and Copper Mining Co

Music Teachers rally raises funds for June festival

Local executive committee reports about 600 trek ete have guaranteed a degree for the festival next June. The canvassing aims to cover nearly $1800 in expenses and continued outreach with Chicago authorities for Me yos eis arrangements.

Manufacturers Hotel Theinuts Music Teachers Association Compolter Chicago Posarsaton al Plain

Lights to Be Strung on Upper Mississippi Towns

Government notice states lighting on the upper Mississippi between Muscatine and New Boston and from Keokuk to opposite Tully Island will begin this season. Des Moines rapids lit March 2. The stretch from Cap An Gris to Graf ton bowl will be lit nightly starting March 27, 1907.

Mississippi River Muscatine New Boston Keokuk Tuly Sland Des Moines Rapids Hehta Cap An Gris Mo Grafton Bowl Beati Ng

Watch Tower Leased To Rock Island Man

Riakk Hawhe Wraeh Tower is leased to an individual from Rock Island as part of a two year arrangement. Fred Sauer and Satermann are noted in connection with the deal, with unspecified plans for the season and possible pending authorizations.

Rock Island Man Fred Sauer Saternmann

Bonds Real Estate Furniture and Fixtures Capital Surplus

Real estate and furniture and fixtures accounts show a capital surplus of 35,000 00, net of expenses and taxes, allocated from interest and taxes as a reserve.

Suit Against Mo line Over Street Distribution License

A federal suit to restrain Mo line from enforcing a street distribution license was served in Peoria. The International Textbook company of Pennsylvania contends the ordinance interferes with interstate commerce and its business. City Attorney Shallberg defends the measure as a police regulation within city powers.

United States Peoria Moline International Textbook Pennsylvania Shallberg

Social Notes High on News of New Babies and Moves

Fragments recount births in Moline Davenport and Rock Island including a baby boy for Mr and Mrs Hugh A Me Gimpses at 1841 Twelfth Street and a daughter for Carl Jorgenson at 13114 Seventh Avenue. Several residents travel or relocate with Emphasis on Mrs Ross welcoming a baby and Mr and Mrs Drenk planning a move to Sulphur Springs Texas.

Hugh Twelfth Street fPrenk Kansas Oklahoma Drenk Sulphur Springs Texas Moline Drenks Eric Johnson Moo Joe Thorpe Tarnteth Street Johnny

Assembly Passes Bill for Recount of Vote

Albany March 28 the assembly passed a bill to recount the votes cast in the November 1906 mayoral election in New York City.

Assembly Albany N. Y New York City

Marriage Licenses Issued In Iowa And Illinois Areas

Nelson Steag and Mrs. Jennie Ed gar of Millersburg Fritz Bimon and Rose Hintze of Davenport Iowa Rowland Vincent and Neva Norris of Letts Iowa Willam Smith of Savanna and Nettie L Johnson of Wataga William F Bay of Rock Island and Bertha Hinderer of Milan James King and Mary Reimers of Davenport George Patten and Louise Williams of Rock Island Rowland B Vincent and Neva Norris of Letts Iowa

Nelson Steag Jennie Edgar Millersburg Fritz Bimon Rose Hintze Davenport Rowland Vincent Neva Norris Letts Iowa Willam Smith Savanna Nettie L. Johnson Wataga William F. Bay Rock Island Bertha Hinderer Milan James King Mary Reimers George Patten Louise Williams Rowland B. Vincent Towa

Two Held Guilty of Abusing Boys in Deere Mansur Case

Magistrate Gustafson finds Rube Dunbar and Joe Johnson non-union workers guilty of assaulting two West End youths Herbert Berglund and Harold Anderson. Sixteen witnesses testified. Each man fined $5 plus $21.40 costs. Dan Crouse implicated. warrant issued and he paid $5 plus $1.80 costs. Attorneys announce appeals to the circuit court.

Gustafson Rube Dunbar Joe Johnson Deere Mansur Co West End Herbert Berglund Harold Anderson P. R. Ingelson B. F Peek Dan Crouse Galesburg Johnson and Dunbar Circuit Court

Cleaveland Resigns From State Insurance Office

Louis K Cleaveland of Moline resigns as chief clerk in the office of Insurance Superintendent Potter effective at once. No successor named. Cleaveland has ten years with the department and his resignation was reportedly requested.

Moliner Potter Springfield II Louis K Cleaveland Moline Nas

Goos Island camping and river notes fill local week

Cordova residents report duck hunting along the river and campers on Goose Island. Visitors and locals move, marry, and host gatherings as good weather brings crowds to the park and a country dance at Miss June Eckelburg’s home.

Cordova Gus Simpson Frank Diess Goose Island Ras Williamson Justin Clinton William Switzer Alfred Miller Omar Keller Davenport Ben Hershey George Loosley Moline Dooia Mississippi Sutter LeClaire Belle Vanderburgh E R. Newcomb Chicago Marshall Dudley Wimmer Durbin Frank Cool Eben Walker Charles Rook Princeton Point Despondent

Soothing Syrup Ad Claims Teething Relief

An advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as suitable for teething infants. It promises wind colic relief, diarrhea cure, and notes a price of twenty five cents, claiming wide availability at druggists.

Mrs. Winslow Winstow Booth Sander

McCaskrin Faces Labor Clash in Rock Tal City

Mayor G W McCaskrin of Rock Tat and rival James McNamara clash over alleged use of non union labor in construction and housing projects. Carpenters council action last week targets candidates seen as unfriendly to union interests. McCaskrin’s new projects and McNamara's owned houses are cited in the dispute.

Rock Island Carpenters’ District Council Longview Olan G. W. McCaskrin Rock Tatand James McNamara Citizens Anc Aemy Lonsview Pate McCaskrin Neobra McNamara Aieaed Rockleland

Geneseo Glee Club Visits Congregational Church

Knox college glee club performed at the Congregational church in Geneseo and at the high school in the afternoon. Remains of Mrs. G W Rummel were sent to Oline Iowa for interment. Mrs. McFadden visits from Colona. Funeral services for Frank Harmon held. Henry Sommers and daughters return to Chicago. Mrs Schitzler dies near the city. Attorney Harry Brown travels to New York. Ray Olston undergoes a second Des Moines operation. Miss Alice Gilbert visits Galesburg. A R meeting social planned for Monday. Junior class to host April Fool's party at the high school. B Fisher buys Mrs Hortense Penwell's property. Rieg couple to move to Idaho. Will Liebeknecht returns from New York. consul duties shift to Zurich. Robert Hall absent from post office due to father-in-law's death. Hugh Gilbraith of Atkinson visits Geneseo.

Genexeo Knox College Congregational Clurch G. W Rummel Oline McFadden Colona Titus Hiram Wilson First National Bank Frank Harmon Robert Hal Henry Sommers Chicago Sommers Schitzler Harry Brown New York Ray Olston Des Moines Alice Gilbert Galesburg A. R B. Fisher Hortense Penwell George Rieg Idaho Will Liebeknecht New York City Zurch Switzerland United States Robert Hall Hugh Qgilbraith Atkinson Geneseo

Eagles Plan to Initiate Class of Fifty in April

Moline Eagles voted favorably on thirty-one candidates for membership Tuesday night. No work was given, but a large class is planned at the first meeting in April, boosting total membership to about 350.

Moline Aerle Eagles

Telegraphic Markets Chicago March 28 hog cattle and sheep results

Chicago market report notes hog receipts 14 000 with open 6 10 6 Now 10c higher across most lots. Cattle receipts 2500 with gains at open and strong close. Sheep receipts 10 000 with prices steady from open to close.

Twin City Markets Prices From Local Grain and Produce

Corrected market notes show Timothy Hay at 16.00 per unit and Upland at 13.50. Oats and corn prices adjust with mixed oats, dairy products, turnips and apples listed. Cabbage potatoes beets and onions appear with varied cents per unit. Rock Island market reports include corn oats and timothy figures as of correction.

Brown,& Christisen Duncan & Ransom Timothy Hay Rock Island

Whiteside buys Railroad avenue property in Moline

Dr Robert Whiteside purchases two frame houses on Railroad avenue between Ninth and Tenth streets for 3000 dollars, to be held as an investment with no immediate plans to improve. J A Donahoo facilitated the deal as deed transfers occur. Additionally T E Landell now holds fifteen Candee Grove district lots formerly owned by Landell. The parcels include five in Woodburns Twenty-ninth street addition, five in Chase Wright Twenty-first street addition, and five on Twenty-fourth street between eleventh and Twelfth avenues.

Robert Whiteside Railroad Avenue Ninth and Tenth Streets Hermans Milde Whiteside J. A. Donahoo Candee Grove T E. Landell Mr. Landell Woodburn Twenty-ninth Street Chase & Wright Twenty-first Street South Moline Twenty-fourth Street Twelfth Avenues

List of unclaimed letters at Moline Post Office

Unclaimed letters for week ending March 28 1907 at Moline Minots include Anderson Bangton Mrs Mazio L Campbell Mrs Ida Conert Ed Colby Evalyn Canodale Miss May Ellaworth and others. Also Poultry for sale White Plymouth Rock eyes 1 60 per 15 Fisher strain good hatches guaranteed or second setting at 60c Bots 245 or see the pens west of Prospect park.

Poart Moline Minots Prospect Park

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