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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1903
Page
5
creditors propose a committee to audit Mr Warr assets and plant to protect all parties. notes totaling nearly ninety nine thousand five hundred dollars exceed initial reports, while the association asserts principal safety and seeks equal treatment for all creditors as meetings promise full explanation and a path forward.
A chimney spark ignited shingles at 430 184th Street, destroying the Kelting residence occupied by Nicholas Maeder's family. The fire burned quickly before help arrived from four blocks away, and the loss is estimated around $2000 with insurance coverage confirmed. A separate small blaze near an overheated pipe was promptly extinguished.
I abided with catarrh could neither taste nor smell and could hear that little. Esly's Cream Balm cured it. Marcus G Shantz Rahway N J says the first application gave relief. Mrs Franklin Freeman Dover NH reports no stinging or bursting. Sold by druggists at 50 cents or mailed by Ely Brothers 64 Warren Street New York.
City businessmen welcomed Superinten dent F. O. Melcher and traffic manager G. B. Albrecht of the Rock Island line at a Moline club meeting. They pledged closer cooperation with local interests to support anticipated shop-led growth within a year and praised Moline as a western Pittsburg while noting the system lags behind in places but is moving ahead.
Special to Morine Dispatch New York Nov 11 W J Bryan sailed for Europe today. He will visit England France and Germany.
Special to Moline Dispatch reports the German emperor is run down and in a general debility from restless energy in state affairs. Physicians warn that he must conserve his strength as excessive excitement could prove serious.
Rutte Montana November 11 report that all mines and smelters of the Amalgamated Copper Co and other works in the state resumed operations this morning as the legislature prepares an session to enact fair tax laws. Great rejoicing spreads through the district.
The cruiser Baltimore departed Puerto Plata and headed for Macoris and Santo Domingo to investigate reported violations of American property rights and to prevent further incidents.
Chicago and New York market quotes show Wheat at 149 today, Corn 185, and Oats 123 in contracts with tomorrow estimates. Liverpool cables report mixed changes with Wheat easing at open and steady by afternoon. Hogs and cattle receipts are noted for Chicago Omaha and Kansas City with variable totals.
The report shows mixed animal prices and steady to strong cattle trading with open and closed markets. Grain and metals listings include Amalgamated Copper, various railroads, steel, and energy firms with sales figures and percentage changes.
A fragmentary ledger-like notice lists prices for grains and staples such as Timothy oats corn and hay plus dairy butter creamery butter onions potatoes and apples with multiple corrected bylines and vendor names.
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