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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1907
Page
10
Tragic Gas Self-Destruction Of Swedish Builder
John Severin Anderson a Swedish born carpenter foreman at Axel Carlson in Moline committed suicide at his home 215 Sixth avenue by inhaling gas fumes from a stove in the pantry. Found by his wife at 6 am after his cancer tormented him for weeks with no hope of relief. He leaves a widow and four children Eva Oscar Elmer Harold, with two brothers in Sweden and one in Andalusia. An inquest returned a verdict of death by gas inhalation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Severin Anderson
Sixth Avenue
Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Axel Carlson
John Anderson
Sweden
Moline
Eva
Oscar
Elmer
Harold
Peter
Andalusia
Andrew
Lves
Carpenters’ Union
Abe Lincoln
Woodmen
L. V Eckhart
Fogelstrom & Danielson
Hosfeldt Home in East End Scorched
Fire swept the Willam Hosfeldt residence on Forty fourth Street and the Interurban line between 1 and 2 am Monday. Mrs Hosfeldt woke alarmed by smoke and alerted her husband as flames trapped the stairway and threatened the upper storeroom and closets. Neighbors summoned firefighters as the blaze spread through rafters and collapse threats were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Hosfeldt
Forty-fourth
Fatal crash on Davenport street kills McCarthy Construction worker
Sunday evening at Second and Scott streets an attempt to stop a buggy crossing a flooded Davenport street led to William Smith being struck by a buggy shaft. He suffered a fractured skull and died at St Luke's hospital at 6 50 a m Monday. Fred Schick, son of John Schick founder of Schick Express, was arrested and released on $2000 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schick
Davenport Street
Wiliam Smith
McCarthy Construction Co
Sus
Schick
John Schick
Schick Express and Transfer Co
Second
Scott Streets
Smith
St. Luke's Hospital
Unity Movement Prompts Catholic View on Church Unity
Father Roach addresses a St Marys audience on the New Movement aiming at Protestant unity and a united Christendom. He argues reformers differ from founders of faith and critiques Luther for splitting Christendom while affirming enduring sacred truths and the church in teaching without error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
St. Mary's Church
Father Roach
Father Burke
Martin Luther
Paving Contracts Delayed Until Spring by City Board
The board of public improvements plans to postpone all new contracts until spring due to financial stringency. Two paving projects for Eighteenth avenue and Third street are not expected to bid this fall. City Engineer Clark Anderson says wait to see if winter stringency continues, then lower construction costs may follow. the street department will ensure Eighteenth avenue is passable for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Focal Improvements
Eighteenth Avenue
Third Street
Clark Anderson
Anderson
City Street Department
Davenport
Walsh
Beneft
Cal
Chicago Medical Institute
Td Street
Main Street
Iowa
Woman with china mania arrested in Rock Island shoplift
Mrs. Frank Singleman of Rock Island was caught trying to steal two pieces of chinaware at Appel department store on Friday forenoon. Police found about $100 worth of china at her Fourth Avenue home and identified more items at local stores. Detectives are reviewing her Davenport store record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Singleman
Rock Island
Appel
City
Davenport
Prowlers Strike Rock River Cottages West of Moline
Descriptions show marauders despoiling summer cottages along the north bank of Rock River near the Moline bridge. Henry Vierich and Carl Carlson camps suffer damage. a $50 reward was posted for information leading to convictions. Entry at Vierich camp gained through a window. gun shells, tackle, and a shotgun taken. Carlson camp reports theft of a battery and spark coil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock River
Moline Bridge
Henry Vierich
Carl Carlson
Verich
Ifs
Takcah
Dwnér
Vierich
Life Insurance Payouts Totals 110000 Across Several Firms
My. Deere carried life insurance amounting to $110,000 distributed across multiple companies. The policy holdings reflect a diversified coverage portfolio and potential beneficiary arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My. Deere
EXPECT CHANGES SUNDAY IN ROCK ISLAND TRAINS
Changes are expected in the Rock Island timecard next Sunday shortening running times. Train No 7 will leave Chicago at 9 15 and arrive Moline about 1 40. No 8 will depart at 12 45 with Chicago arrival around 6 08. No 18 local to Chicago will leave Davenport at 1 and here at 1 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Chicago
Moline
Tricity
Davenport
Pastor Haglund Takes Up Duties At Rock Island Church
The Rev S G Haglund has arrived from Chicago to serve as pastor of the First Swedish Lutheran church in Rock Island. He will preach next Sunday and recently graduated from Augustana College. The church has been without a regular pastor since J A Nyvall's departure. work has been led by C A Blomgren and Augustana students. A new manse costing about 5000 dollars on Twelfth street and Fourth avenue is nearing completion for the Haglunds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S G. Haglund
Chicago
Rock Island
Haglund
Augustana College
Bethesda Church
J. A. Nyvall
Luttheran
C A Blomgren
Twelfth Street
Fourth Avenue
Lindeblad
Mission Board
LaGrange
Ill
Twenty-third Avenue
New Zion Lutheran Church Opens In Rock Island
The New Zion Church in Edgewood Ro Island, seating 700, saw full forenoon and evening services as a farewell from the old building on Dr C O Granere led the procession. Confirmations featured 16 youths, white and dark gowns, a circle around the altar, and a Bible gift to each class member. The interior, with altar paintings by Prof Grafstrom, impressed observers for its artistic finish and harmonious decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Lutheran Church
Rock Island
C O Granere
E. K. Jonson
Martha Ackerlind
Daniel Asp
Lydia Bersell
Ruth Boquist
Minnie Danielson
Esther Fryxell
Adolf Hanson
Carl Holm
Wilhelmina Johnson
Olga Lareen
Gerda Lind
Emil Lundberg
Fritz Magnuson
Regina Rosenberg
Svante Udden
Helga Weatling
Jonson Ad
Grafstrom
Seventh Avenues
Many Mourn Death of Mrs Frank Hyde
Mrs Elia Jackson Hyde a devoted Christian active in First Methodist church W C T U and King’s Daughters died after three weeks illness. Born December 18 1856 in Moline she taught in local schools before marriage to Frank H Hyde in 1878. She leaves husband two sons Leroy and Walter Hart two daughters in law and one grandson Harold B along with siblings and extended family. Her funeral honors reflect a life of service and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church
King's Daughters
Frank H Hyde
Rapid Elia Jackson
Moline
Moline High School
Moline Public
Leroy J
Wichita
Kay
Walter Hart
Bessie Beardsley
Harold B
Hyde
Thomas Jackson
D A Holt
C W Jackson
Kas
Fred D. Holt
Fred Burgston
Will Lawrence
Oklahoma City
Okla
Roy
First Methodist
First Methodist Church
Mfe
Knights push October 12 as national Columbus Day
Local Knights of Columbus urge making October 12 a national holiday. A Chicago meeting launched the campaign with Senator Albert J Hopkins agreeing to push federal legislation. Colorado already recognizes the day as a state holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Knights
Chicago
New World
Albert J Hopkins
Illnois
Order
Senate
Colorado
Captain Clark of Buffalo Sets Iowa's Earliest Living Resident Record
Captain W. J. Clark of Buffalo Iowa is named the state's earliest living resident after moving to Iowa in 1833 and arriving in Rock Island in 1827 with parents. He attended the Hennepin canal opening celebration at Milan and remains in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Clark
Buffalo
Iowa
Jonas 8. Knapp
Fort Madison
Captain Clark
Rock Island
Hennepin Canal
Milan
Rock Island Sues To Remove Factory Switch Track
John W Quinlan files a mandamus suit against Rock Island city and Rock Island Plow Co to remove a Second avenue freight platform and track. Judge Gest issues a writ returnable Nov 11. Quinlan, owner of two opposite lots, says the tracks obstruct streets and protests council approval of the switch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Rock Island Plow Co
Second Avenue
John W Quinlan
Kenworthy & Kenworthy
Gest
Quinlan
Campbell wins 15000 award in Deere switchyard injury case
James Campbell received 15090 in damages from the Rock Island road in circuit court for loss of his left leg after a May 8 1906 accident in Deere & Co switch yards. He sought 26000, with jury deliberations lasting over 24 hours. Attorneys were Searle Marshall for Campbell and Jackson Hurst Stafford for the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Campbell
Rock Island Road
Deere & Co
Interstate Commerce
Searle & Marshall
Campbell
Jackson, Hurst & Stafford
Cannon Found Sets Off At Irving School
Fourteenth street and Twelfth avenue youth Fred Soderstrom age 14 found a toy cannon and carried it to Irving school. He discharged it by touching the fuse hole with a pin, injuring his left hand badly enough to require a surgeon. Dr A H Arp attended and the boy is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Soderstrom
Fourteenth Street
Twelfth Avenue
Irving School
A H
Soderstrom
Will Start New CHCH O Blue Call to Dr. Lindeblad
Former pastor of parent church invited to take charge of a field that promises rapid development. The notice announces leadership change and future expansion plans at CHCH O Blue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent Church
Swedish Lutheran mission to extend aid on bluff in Moline
Parent church plans Thursday meeting to approve extending aid for a new Swedish Lutheran mission on the bluff in Moline. The Illinois conference mission board has formed a congregation, called Rev. H O Lindeblad to lead, and may erect a church near Twenty third avenue with existing members joining the new body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swedish Lutheran Church
Michnois Conference Mission Board
Moline
H. O. Lindeblad
Fifth Avenue
South Chapel
Conference Mission Board
Mission Board
Outerdeald
J. A Johnston
Fifth-avenue
Milan Woman Declared Sane After Inquest
An inquisition into the sanity of Mrs Sarah Johnson of Milan was held in the county court on October 31. The petitioner was her husband Samuel M Johnson. The jury found her not insane after testimony and examination by a physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Johnson
Milan
Samuel M Johnson
Also Mentioned on This Page
John
Hosfeldt
East End
Talrwa
Edoe
Express Company
McCarthy Construction Company
Catholic Mission
Christ
Earth
Luther
Hell
Heaven
Iman
Eric Aad
Ieee
Mike da Pion
Oxford
Boards of Local Improvements
18Th Avenue
China
Rock Island Trains
Pastor Haglund
NEW Post
First Swedish Lutheran Church of
Spoon
NEW Zion Church
Edgewood
Dr . Forsander
Pastor Jonson
L W Kling
Augustana
Dr. Forsandor
Frank Hyde
Capt. Clark
Detroit
Free Preas
J. W. Quinlan
City of
Cannon
Swedish Lutheran Mission
Tme
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