Twin City Bankers Form Clearing House Association
Bankers from Rock Island and Minneapolis pledge deposits with notice to protect savers amid Eastern financial unrest. The Monday meeting endorses a 60 day notice to liquidate assets, aims to ease exchanges and create a regional clearing house to stabilize payments during unsettled times.
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Tnngling
Ication
Jenato
House Association
Phil Mitchell
Reel Rock Inland Savings Bank
Bonk
H. L. Chapman
Peoned Bank and Trust Co
Molle
Peni
Fragmentary OCR Note Mentions Pardesi PEO Reference
A partially legible OCR fragment references Pardesi PEO with unclear context. The readable bits include scattered mentions of names and a question mark signaling missing details. No complete event or outcome can be determined from the legible text.
Banks impose sixty days notice on withdrawals in Rock Island
A Davenport meeting ratified actions by banks including Molind Trust and Savings Bank and several Rock Island institutions. The measure enforces sixty days notice for savings withdrawals to support the consolidation and conservation of deposits amid a broader market plan.
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Heneh
Aeageeas
Sega
Mississippi Valley
Clearing House Association of
Davenport
Lucius
Molind Trust and Savings. Bank
State
Savings, Bank.and Trust CO
Peoples- Savings Bank, and Trust CO
Rock
Ibland Savings Bank
People's National Bank
Rock Island National Bank
Statha Bank OF
Rock Island
Central Trust and Savings Bank
Official call out for rivers congress December 4
The call for the Nations Rivers and Harbors congress has been issued by President Ransdell of Louisiana and Secretary Ellison of Cincinnati. The assembly will meet in Washington December 4. The call states no river or harbor improvement project will be advocated or considered during the congress. It aims to push a larger share of commerce revenue to improve national trade and transportation channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransdell
Louisiana
Ellison
Cincinnati
Washington
Congress
Mob’s Ardor Damped by Kemmerer’s Prowess
George Paulsen a New Shops blacksmith attacked T H Kemmerer a Davenport official. Paulsen was released on costs after a police court hearing as Kemmerer’s case failed. The German Alliance debated actions with the Commercial club and Ministerial union and planned a George Washington birthday celebration. Davenport saloonkeepers condemned violence toward reformers and offered to aid prosecution.
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George Paulsen
T. H. Kemmerer
Davenport
Kemmerer
Pauleen
German Alliance
Commercial Club
George Washington
Greeks Targeted in Saturday Confidence Scheme
Greek workers from Silvis were duped in a Morris hotel confidence game. They were promised jobs at three dollars daily, housed in a single room while the stranger purchased forms and collected money, then vanished with the funds.
Debtor creditors eye Deere Clark plant sale progress
Key creditors led by C. H. Pope and A. B. Montgomery hold over 80 percent of the $100,000 in failed Deere Clark Motor Car claims. They propose to buy all claims at 35 cents on the dollar if no attorney fees are charged, or 40 cents with fees. A sale motion is pending a creditor vote and referee approval.
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Deere Clark Motor Car Cg
C. H. Pope
A. B. Montgomery
Messrs. Pope
Montgomery
B. 8
Bel
Mr. Pope
Mr. Montgomery
Burglary Foiled by Dormitory Students at Augustana
Four Augustana College students in the boys dormitory aided by instinctive alertness captured a burglar who was attempting to break into Seas Office Lundberg residence early Sunday. The assailant was surprised as the students shouted for help and restrained him until authorities arrived.
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Augustana College
Lundberg
Gaia
John Stark Potatoes Champion Yet In Dispatch Report
John Stark of Colona Avenue brings three potatoes to the Dispatch claiming top honors for weight and shape. The trio weighs 72 ounces total, averaging 1.5 pounds each, with two Rural New Yorker and one Walter Raleigh. Stark farmed four acres but harvested 600 bushels, well below expected yields.
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John Stark
Colona Avenue
Walter Raleigh
Stark
Thanksgiving Proclamation Declares November 28 as National Day
President Roosevelt proclaims Thanksgiving as a day of general thanksgiving and prayer to be observed on November 28. He calls on Americans to cease work, gather in homes or churches, and reflect on blessings, virtues, and moral duty to sustain national greatness. The message is signed by Theodore Roosevelt and Secretary of State Elihu Root.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Elihu Root
Death of Herman Thede on Stockton farm at 34
Friends here mourn the death of Herman Thede of Stockton South Dakota, born January 13, 1883, who died Saturday morning after diabetes. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Henry Thede of Durant, survived by his wife Ida Be Thede, one sister Trex Ritter, and his parents. Funeral services were held in Moline with burial at River Gate Cemetery. Thede farmed near Stockton and was well known in Walker Station area.
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Herman Thede
Stockton
Henry Thede
Bigetty
Durant, Jr
Walker Station
River Road
Davenport
teMies Ida Be
Durant
Mine Trex
Ritter
Thic'eity
Ithe Meral
Moline
Riverakie
Kemmerer Focuses on Assault Case After Riots
T H Kemmerer, prominent Davenport reform figure, was attacked by George Paulsen in broad daylight as a crowd gathered for a trial. Kemmerer detained Paulsen until police arrived. Paulsen faced assault charges while Kemmerer faced a countercharge from Dr Richter over saloon prosecutions. The crowd and police presence reflected ongoing tension as Kemmerer offered to pay $27.65 in costs. Meanwhile Mrs Neal prepares to move from Davenport and Anita Sr. supports Cap tain Neal for governor nomination.
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T. H. Kemmerer
Davenport
George Paulsen
Silvis
Rock Island Road
Kemmerer
Brady Street
Paulsen
Shanley
Richter
der Demokrat
Justice Roddewig
Burglar Sets Fire at Center Station House
A burglar entered John M. Anderson's Center Station home on Watch Tower streetcar line through a front window at 2 15 Monday morning. He left a lamp toppled after fleeing, starting a small blaze in the doorway between the sitting room and parlor. No valuables were taken though a gold watch remained reachable on the piano as water extinguished the fire.
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John M. Anderson
Center Station
Watch Tower
Anderson
Resignation Accepted At Bigewood Baptist Church
The Rev H B Hazen resigns as pastor of Bigewood Baptist church after two years of growth. He will become pastor of First Baptist Church of Avatin Minnesota and plans to begin duties around December. His family will spend Thanksgiving with his mother before leaving.
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H. B. Hazen
Bigewood Baptist Church
Haxen
Pecome
First Baptist Church
Avatin
Minn
Hasen
Tod
Edgewood Baptist Church
Residence at Silvis Threatened by Blaze
The residence of William Beckwith in Silvis was threatened by a fire Sunday after Mrs. Beckwith smelled burning pine while preparing a meal. The blaze had penetrated the siding at the rear before being discovered and extinguished with buckets of water, causing considerable rear damage. The village lacks fire protection.
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William Beckwith
Death in Rock Island saloon after long drinking spree
John Hogberg 30, recently employed by Deere Manser Co., died in a chair at the Reggelbrugge saloon on Fifth avenue Rock Island after a Sunday forenoon collapse. Coroner's jury ruled heart trouble caused by excessive alcohol use. Hogberg had been on a weeks long spree and was single. He was a brother of Mrs William Dyer of this city.
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John Hogberg
Deere & Mansur Co
Reggelbrugge
Fifth Avenue
Rock Island
Hogberg
William Dyer
Alderman Redfield Offered Gallery Manager Post
Alderman C. R. Redfield has been offered a manager position at a photograph gallery in Winona Minnesota. He expects to accept and plan to resign at the next city council meeting.
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C. R. Redfield
Winona
Minn
Councs
Bridal Couple Wed After Car Crash on Street Car Tracks
Peter A. Peterson of Chicago and Emma A. Aron of the city were married at the Swedish Lutheran parsonage after their closed carriage was struck by a northbound Elm street car at Fifteenth street and Sixth avenue. The couple, their attendants, and the bride escaped serious injury, though the horses were injured and the car brake system described. The ceremony occurred at 6 30 by Rev L A Johnston, and the couple will reside in Chicago.
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Peter A. Peterson
Chicago
Emma A. Aron
Robert Blackwell
Fifteenth Street
Sixth Avenue
Elm Street
John A. Peterson
Lorena Aron
Peterson
Affinities of Bennie and Annie in Verse
A playful verse notes Benjamin and Annie as fated partners with wordplay on Bennie and Annie. It hints at a joining or matching without a concrete event or date, focusing on light rhyme and familial bonds.
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