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Newspaper

Moline Review Dispatch

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1907

Page

7

Special Train From Here to State Encampment for Vets

Moline drum corps will accompany Graham post on a two car headquarters train to Decatur for the state encampment May 21 to 23. Commander Buck, recovering from injuries from the March wreck, is expected to join. Graham post leaves Moline May 21 at 7:00 am and Rock Island at 8:05 am, arriving Peoria 11:35 am. The group will be joined by Buford post and later transfer to Illinois Central to Decatur.

Moline Graham Post Decatur H Buck Rock Island Buck Buford Post Peoria

Murphy Brothers In Rotten Apple Case Moves To Trial

M J Murphy of Rock Island faced Police Magistrate Gustafson as his brother James Murphy a Coal Valley fruit seller stood accused of selling rotten apples to Mrs. Emily McCurdy last October. Health Inspector Jones ordered disposal, a warrant followed, and Officer Mowry spotted James in Moline after he avoided surrender.

Torney Murphy Rocky Island Rock Island G A. Bhellbere Hla Brotter Aldrot Murphy Rock Mowry James James Murphy Coal Valley M J Murphy Gustafson Emily McCurdy Moline

Shannahan Named President of St Ambrose College

Unofficial word says Bishop Davis appointed the Rev. W. P. Shannahan to head St. Ambrose college Davenport succeeding the Rev. J. T. A. Flannagan who moves to Sacred Heart cathedral as parish pastor. Shannahan has served as college vice president and is noted for executive ability.

Bishop Davis W. P. Shannahan St. Ambrose College Davenport J. T. A. Flannagan Father Flannagan Sacred Heart Cathedral

Aged Woman Found Dead in Mercer County Well

The 80 year old Mrs. John Nelson, a Mercer county pioneer who lived in Swedona, disappeared Wednesday night. After hours of searching, her body was found in a well on May 10. Investigators believe she wandered from home and fell into the well.

Swedena Mercer County John Nelson Nelson Swedona

Son Mourns After Father’s Loss A Year Apart

Charles Sjoblad known as Charles Shibley of South Rock Island Wyoming Iowa dies in an accidental grading accident near Wyoming at nearly 37 his father George Sjoblad was killed a year earlier by a horse kick his mother Johanna Sjoblad survives and a separate item notes Maline Famous Clothing Co is incorporated in Maline with $15000 capital stock by Sam Hoffman Henry Hoffman and Mary S. Hoffman

Charles Sjoblad Charles Shibley South Rock Island Wyoming Iowa Bjoblad Sjoblad George Sjoblad Johanna Sjoblad Springfield Moline Secretary of State Maline Famous Clothing Co Maline Object Mercantile Sam Hoffman Henry Hoffman Mary S. Hoffman

Merchants Prepare for the Food Show in Turner Hall

Preparations are under way for a pure food show by the Retail Merchants' association from October 2 to 12. Twenty three booths will line the main floor of Turner hall with center and stage displays, afternoon and evening band concerts, and strict rules on samples for beer and liquor booths.

Retail Merchants’ Association Turner Hall Karstens Moline

Augustana College Commencement Week Program

Augustana plans a week of ceremonies from May 26 to May 30 with daily events. Baccalaureate sermon 8 p m Sunday May 26 senior class day 8 p m Monday May 27 conservator commencement 8 p m Tuesday May 28 business college commencement 10 a m Wednesday May 29 Armnie association business session 8 p m Wednesday May 29 seminary commencement 8 p m Wednesday May 20 college commencement 10 a m Thursday May 30 grand concert 8 p m Thursday May 30

Business College Ahrmnie Association Theological Seminary

Rock Island Junkyard Ordinance Voided by Judge

Judge Gest voids Rock Island junkyard regulation in appeal of Joseph Weilmott fined $60 and costs. Court finds term undefined and ordinance too general to be a nuisance across districts. Weinrott case dismissed for lack of adjoining property owner consent. junk to be removed from Eleventh street property.

Rock Island Gest Joseph Weilmott Weinrott Eleventh Street

Lock Concrete Work Advances at Moline Dam

The north wall of the Moline lock was completed last Saturday evening. Half of the concrete work on the lock is finished with only nine sections of the south wall remaining, likely by June 1. Work began around April 1 and progresses smoothly with ample labor.

Moline

Local bicycle hero dies in Jacksonville asylum

Baby Bliss a famous heavyweight bicycle rider and local celebrity during the bicycle craze era died in the Jacksonville insane asylum. He had previously been a patient at Watertown hospital and weighed 419 pounds, ending his public demonstrations of strength.

Baby Bliss Asvilla Jacksonville Watertown Hospital

Opportunities in tri cities boost from Rock Island road

The Rock Island road promotes Moline East Moline Silvis and Davenport as industrial hubs with openings for manufacturing plants and fuel power. Pamphlet praises cheap power from Mississippi River area and suggests hotels housing and shop employment to attract industries and workers.

Rock Island Road Tri-Cities Industrial Department of the Nes Moline East Mississippi River Asod Moline Business Men's Association Molins Club Moline-club Iidustripe Moline Club East Moline Land Co Silvis Rock Island Cores Mill Rock Davenport Ing Planta Mlessy Implement E Factori Ie Emeenat Yeport

River channel plan faces rail opposition says Blair

Captain Walter Blair of the White Collar line argues for a uniform four foot river channel on the upper Mississippi and notes engineers have 40000 to spend between Davenport and Burlington and more between Davenport and Muscatine to support improvements. He blames St Louis shippers for past rail rate practices and predicts railroads will oppose costly river work until trials prove its worth.

Walter Blair White Collar Line Mississippi River Blair Davenport Burlington Muscatine St Louis New Orleans St. Louis

Furniture plant adds to its capital stock

An amendment to the articles of incorporation of the Moline Furniture Works was filed increasing capital stock from 25000 to 100000. The action was approved at a May 4 stockholders meeting in Moline. Frank A Johnson secretary filed the amendment through J B and J L Oskleaf, with a certificate issued by the secretary of state.

Moline Furniture Works Clicuit Moline Frank A Johnson J B J L. Oskleaf

Sphinx changes garb as weather shifts and nose drops

A whimsical Old News brief describes the sphinx changing garments during a warm spell, then a sudden chill of 40 degrees leaving her nose dropped and rooted to the spot. A passerby watches an Irishman poke a dollar through a boardwalk rack while arguing over why, hoping to pull up the walk with a nickel.

Cox Brothers to Open Silvis Bank in Suburb

H. R. Cox and his brother A. Cox plan to establish a bank in Silvis under the firm name Cox Brothers within a week. The bank will occupy the Cox business location with H. R. Cox as president and A. Cox as cashier. Capital stock is listed at $15,000.

Silvis H. R. Cox Nebo A. Cox Cox Brothers Cox B. Cox

Rock Island Raises Teachers Salaries

At a Rock Island school board meeting the grade teachers salaries were increased by five dollars a month. The pay scale from sixty to seventy dollars a month now covers all grades from first to eighth, and all about ninety five veteran teachers were reelected.

Board of Education of Rock Island

County Judge Olmsted Honored by State Association

County Judge Olmsted received election to the state association of county judges during its annual convention in Springfield. In office barely a month, his recognition marks a significant moment for the new appointee. The convention banquet at the Leland hotel featured Governor Deneen and Speaker Cannon as guests, with Judge Carter and Judge Dunn in attendance. The event included an address by Judge Charles Cutting of the Chicago probate court.

Olmsted State Association of County Judges Onnupal Springfield State Society Leland Hotel Deneen Cannon Judge Carter State Supreme Bench Dunn Supreme Bench Charlies 9S Cutting Probate Court of Chicago

Limited through-train link to St Louis via Rock Island

A new Rock Island time card effective June 8 proposes a limited through train from St Louis to St Paul via Rock Island and Cedar Rapids. The service would run Alton St Louis to Peoria and Rock Island to Rock Island with modern equipment, replacing a Burlington line segment. The northbound schedule would depart St Louis around 2:15 pm and reach Rock Island about 4:40 pm, with southbound service leaving Rock Island at 6:20 am to arrive St Louis at 2:15 pm.

Rock Island St. Louis St. Paul Rock [Island Missouri Alton Peoria Cedar Rapids Burlington Chicago Here

Fate and Fortune Mark a Baseball Post

A fragment presents a baseball motif with a pitcher named Fate. Players approach the plate, yet only a few receive favorable fortune as they reach base by luck or chance rather than effort.

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