Legal proceedings unfold in Robinson Circuit Court
District court actions include divorce case of Magdalena Miller versus Christian Miller for cruelty, burglary case against John Livingston after bond, and various civil matters such as the Moline State Savings Bank versus F. H. Guyer. Jury returns in favor of plaintiffs in several cases. other actions include alimony enforcement and a probate-like proceeding for a deceased’s estate.
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Magdalena Miller
Christian Miller
Moomington
Young
Wiegand
Hatarvals
John Livingston
Cordova
Moline
FE. H. Guyer
F. S. Latin
Bowling
Sears
Latlin
Rock Island
Circuit Court of Assistance
Yurvoim
Moline State Savings Bank
Eki Guver Browghi
Desnes
Phos Reno
Frank T. Welly
A.C. Woodyatt
Peter Waner
Bridget
Peter
Vis. Waner
Army and Navy League Formed in Illinois War Support Effort
Local leaders in Chicago organize the Illinois Army and Navy League to aid soldiers sailors and dependents. Maj IR W McClaught presides as secretary E G Paulding of Chicago named secretary. The executive committee plans county auxiliaries and coordination with military authorities. Radical collaboration from Women's Relief Corps pledged. officers and district heads named. headquarters set in Chicago.
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Morgan
Springfield
Army and Navy
J . Maj. IR
W. McClaughts
E.G Paulding
Chicago
Fridim
Women's Relief Corps
Hi Fhom
Avere
Geo
Adame
Eulin Hales Smith
Rom
Cheng
Armand Navy League
Chi- Carro
C. T. Deere
Gontmon
Vw'si Evening Dispatch
From Friday To From Friday Sten hholders Develop County
Fragmented OCR text appears to reference county development talks and local boards. Names and places are garbled, but hints at a meeting or organizational event with a president and local officials. Details remain unclear due to the poor transcription.
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Young
Lee Vaiges
Alton
Devil
W. OH. Rat
Lead Evening's Dispatch Names and Officers
The article lists individuals tied to a by election at the Harper house. It names Lee Shing, TH. PD. Mack and others as elected officers including vice president, secretary, treasurer, and a general manager.
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Harper House
Ptereuy
Mack
Wod
Shannan
Wook Ustad
Walter Ratleslie
McCollough
Beards Hudson
Galva
Lee Shing
TH. PD
Seven New Motors From Monday's Evening Dispatch
Deere and Co began using the first of seven new motors at noon to run the grinding and blacksmith departments. The initial unit delivers 125 horsepower with three more similar machines planned, while the remaining motors will be 150 horsepower apiece and arrive weekly. Capt S E Blunt opened arsenal equipment bids from firms in Chicago St Paul Newark Richmond Cincinnati and other cities.
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Deere & Co
S. E. Blunt
Rock Island Arsenal
Armes of the
United States
Arsenal
Chicago
St. Paul
Newark
Richmond
Cincinnati
Port Byron Graduates Hold Commencement at Methodist Church
Three Port Byron public school graduates Frank L Bihlmeier Marie Bruner and Alice Anna Cooley were sent forth at a commencement in the Methodist church. The program honored the class with a banner motto Excelsior 1895 and featured music by Madge Schafler Bessie Peargill Martella Hobart John Woof and others. Diplomas were presented by J Osborne as Prof Williamson spoke on the duty to prepare for rise or fall in life.
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Marie Bruner
Alice Anna Cooley
Port Byron
Walter Rogers
Cora David
Neva Keeley
Madge Schafler
Bessie Peargill
Martella Hobart
John Woof
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Augustana College Watch Tower Event Alumni Meeting
Alumni of the Business Department plan a social gathering at the Watch Power on Tuesday May 24 with speeches music refreshments and social advisements. The college announces commencement week events including the bachelor sermon July program and a list of graduates and participants.
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Business Department
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Dispatch Rdv
Vrs Jesperson
Orlando Pe Drsen
Cable
Augustana
Lyceum
Dfn m Fle Business College
Edin Lund
Prdf
Zedpler
Haydn
Bartholomejo
C. W. Andees
F. A. Anderson
Joe F. Bergstrom
Anton Ernest C. Carlin
Swah N. Elin
D E. A. Evert
Peter Fr
Machinery novelty and mail matters at the plant fair
A feature on a new corn planter and drill from the Sealer company shown in Omaha with precision drop and quick conversion. Details describe hopper plates, electric display, and a one-horse drill for field work. Also lists Letters remaining at the Moline post office and political notes about the Port Burgn Globe’s view on Prince for congress.
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Seehler Corrhipe Co
Nashville Exposition
Ovante
Tuymelitte
Sina
Omaha
Omitha
Toa
Tunnicliffe
Brown
Galesburg
Sealer Company
Cyclone bypasses Moline as Iowa storm devastates Cedar Rapids
The Thursday Evening Dispatch reports a cyclone barely missed Moline while sweeping northeast through Iowa and Illinois. It struck Cedar Rapids then crossed the Mississippi at Sabula, tearing a barn from a farm between Sabula and Preston and scattering corn as hogs fed.
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Iowa
Ilinois
Cedar Rapids
Mississippi
Sabaila
L. E. Kimball
Keater
Keater House, Resides Between Sabula
Preston
Mr. Kimball
Busy Life of Col W O King U S A Rock Island Native
Col W O King U S A died at his Rock Island home. A New York native born 1839 and West Point graduate 1863, he served in Civil War campaigns, rose to major then lieutenant colonel, directed Fort Schuyler and New York harbor works, later led Upper Mississippi improvements, and left a widow Mrs Virginia Wonodruff and several surviving children.
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Engineer Corps
Iss
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N.Y
Lone Island
Willet’s Point
New York Harbor
Alex Mackenzies
Washington
Mississippi River
King
Rock Island
Virgnia Wonodruff
Woodruff
Sly
Hale
Inning Tiale
Colorado
Philippines
Hardin
C. B. Hardin
1Th Infantry
US. A
Springfield
McGregor
Robert McGregor
U.S. Engineers
Raymond
Robert Raymond
U.S
Harriet
Gertrude
Transatlantic News and Steamship Advances
The item notes improvements in ocean communication and steam vessels increasing capacity and comfort for passengers. It mentions readers and merchants using telegraph networks, with a technical aside about travel and transport across the Atlantic. It also advertises Tos Telior's Stomach Bitters as a cure for biliousness malaria and climate-related ailments.
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Pjrees
Machel
Tostelior
Tirana
Davenport Boy Delights Wallace Circus With Tricks
The Davenport youth impressed the Wallace circus crowd with clever bicycle stunts during last night’s show. He has been performing street exhibitions in Davenport for weeks and now travels with the circus.
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Wallace Circus
Davenport
Memorial Day Observance Planned by Moline Lodges
Moline Odd Fellows lodges schedule Memorial Day activities for June 6 with a Sunday observance. Committees led by Swerllah Olives Nat FE Munson Frank O Nelson TL A Vinton Jule Newton John Freeland Morine lodge Harry Sutley Ed Mitchell John Dillon coordinate details. Rev T F Robinson of the First Methodist Church will deliver the cemetery address.
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Moline
Odd] Fellows
Wile Lab
Tite Neberal
Swerllah Olives
FE. Munson
Prank O. Nelson
FL Robinson
First Methodist Church
In Defense of Elmer Mangold’s Fall
A letter from a concerned reader argues against public shaming for Elmer Mangold, noting his generosity and mixed life. The writer hopes Mangold will rebuild, pay debts, and stresses sympathy over gossip amid friends in business and society.
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Dispatch
Editors Dispatch
EL. EK. Mangold
Elmer
Promotions pieced from senate confirmations and officer moves
New military promotions and assignments surface as Kinley pushes first lieutenants Clement A and James Irar toward confirmation. Major Clement Flagler, son of the finance chief, holds the arsenal background as Lieut Melligator and Capt Thomas J Buford move toward Gen Me staff. Separate notes mention Mrs Nell and Bell changes in Rock Island.
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Miss Jean Shupp Plans Music Aid at National Church
Miss Jean M. Shupp with musical talent helps arrange sacred events at a national church. The effort supports congregational needs and elevates community ties through performances and outreach planned for the near future.
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Jean M. Shupp
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