River Ridge Association Pushes Free Bridge Plan
A combustible discussion at the Milan thry Porter Scoldu edting Tuesday eve. The association appoints a committee to visit and gather pointers on improving local action for a Rock River bridge project. Resolutions call for the Rock River bridge to be declared a free bridge and praise the Central Street Railway Co. for its electric line. A Nybladh slander suit against Rev H O Lindeblad was denied transfer and later dismissed after Nybladh withdrew the case.
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Milan
Ghar
Moline
T. M. Sechler
Jerry Murphy
Hense
Cinndit
Rock Island
Ft Ton
Fulton
Bennett
W. J. Iton
Nurphy
Hennebin
Pardize
Sat
Hennagd
Klindis Valley
Faye Térpella
Ipepin
Christen
G. I. Grant
Mears
Clendenin
Knox
Geo. Dunnszi
Rock River
Aba
Ouran
Central Street Railway Co
S. H. Welie
Chicago
Porter
John
Messrs. . F. Grantz
RB. A. Smith
George All
Wedding Bells Report From Moline Gleams With Joyous Festivities
Oscar A Livingston and Miss Maggie Gallagher wed at Molino House last evening with about two hundred guests from Orion and Iowa. After a grand supper hosted by Mrs J G Livingston, dancing to Biehls Orchestra followed late into the night. The couple will reside at the Moline House before planning a home on a purchased lot in spring.
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Dispatch
Oscar A.livingston
Maggie Gallagher
Molino House
Gustaf Swenseon
J. P
Orion
Iowa
J. G. Livingston
Biehl
Livingston
Moline
Moline Plow Co’s
Sylvan Boat Club
Owen Gallagher
Belfast
Ireland
America
Davenport
Oscar
Disrar¢n
the Twain
J.G
Harry Livingston
Nellie Cosner
E. B. Smith
P. L. Rgstrom
Josh Bowen
J. G
Bolton
Nellie Connell
Dani Brennan
Lottie Sunley
Rock Island
Katie Griffith
Charles Lemon
Lissen N
M. Facet Eco Lycata
NM Sadier
Mollico Dwyer
N. Anderson
N. Johnson
A. Carlaon
P. Largon
Hilsworth Livingston
Hans Wind
John Mueller
John Hemmington
Insane Solo Traveler Arrested After Threats to Pastor
A 31 year old man calling himself Olson stayed at Rey O Lindeblad’s home for weeks. He claimed to be from Milan and husked corn at Orion. He threatened Pastor Lindeblad and was jailed after refusing to leave. Magistrate O'Neill orders a medical examination by Dr. Dung.
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Imenne
Rey
Ae O. Lindeblad
Iehiaa
Inti
Olson
Milan
Mgr
Lindeblad
Orion
Mr. Lindeblad
Intervels
Farmington
Iowa
Bro. ‘Lindeblad
Notable canal route issue prompts correction request
Dispatch requests correction of November 16 report on the Hennepin canal route and Davenport to Holne favors exact location and surveys. It mentions a bid, work timing, and regional plans for the West and North avenues, seeking clarification and preventing misstatement.
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Eorror
Hennepin Canal
Davenport
Moline Council Debates Home-Cut Stone Rule
The Moline city council failed to present a pro labor stance, voting to file resolutions from the tri-city stone-cutters association seeking that curb stone and other city work use stone cut at home. Alderman Meegan’s amendment carried with nine of thirteen votes, while Pierce Lindgren Fones and Peterson voted no. Hook Island and Davenport reportedly follow the rule.
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Moline
Tri-City
Stone-Cutters Association
Pierce
Meegan
Lindgren
Fones
Peterson
Hook Island
Davenport
Davenport described as a hell on earth by visitor
A Moline man recalls passing through Davenport and condemns the city’s streets near Union Depot as a “hell on earth” and a district of fights saloons and houses of ill fame, while a Dispatch man pleads not guilty in a street conversation.
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Moline
Davenport
Union Depot
Kansas City
New Glass Stone Quarry Opens on Sylvan Island
Mr. Swan Tropp has opened a glass stone quarry on Sylvan Island and is rapidly shaping it to meet a large influx of orders. Ottawa glass work superintendent and Rock Island glass works chief visited the site yesterday and praised the stone as top quality. John D. Caton of Ottawa glass works urged all glass works to source from Morins, with P. L. Mitchel of Rock Island glass works agreeing. The development adds to Moline’s growing industrial base.
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Swan Tropp
Sylvan Island
Ottawa Glass Whorks
Rock Island Glass Works
John D. Caton
Ottawa Glass Works
United Glass Works
Review-Dispatch summarizes weekly news and mail aids
The Review-Dispatch prints weekly from this office with important news from the daily and week, plus tips to simplify letter writing. It offers magazine lists and subscription details to help readers stay informed and connected.
Rock Island area sees telephones and civic plans
Oak Holand Items notes Rock Island has 203 telephones and a proposed Union park on the bluff. Meldrum accepts a pastorate in Evansville. Logan, Tramp theft, church bazaar at Armory Hall, Norris retires from second hand store, and a jail assault incident. No. 6 school nearing completion with opening planned for Dec 2. Fire scare at First Avenue Hotel caused by a smoking stove. Artesian well at Atlantic brewery yields water after drilling to 200 feet. Wagner estimates $2000 cost. Second avenue paving extended to Ninth Street due to cost. Wedding of Swain and Morgart in Davenport. Fire department drill, and street sweeping plans discussed.
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Rock Island
Union
Rock ‘Island
H. Meldrum
Evansville
Ind
William Jackson
Portland
Oregon
J. F. Robinson Raturday
George Wagner
Fred Hass
Trinity Church
Armory Hall
W. A. Norris
F. E. Bowker
George Lettig
Martin Renfro
Armory
Enos James
Milan
Market Square
Holmes Syndicate
Elm Street
Seventh Avenue
Twenty-seventh Street
Downing
W. B. Cullis
Evangelist Moody
First Baptist Church
Davis
Minneapolis
Moline
Davenport
Second Avenue
Ninth Street
Fifth
Ivin B. Swain
Julia J. Morgart
G. W. Goes
First Avenue
Atlantic Brewery
Wagner
Mesara
R. Crampton
E. Bincentent
McConochie
Rine
Death of G G Parks Old Settler of South Mi
G G Parks an early South Mi settler died Wednesday from infirmities of advanced age. He leaves three children. The funeral will be from his house to Bowles with Dy Albro officiating. Augustine Anderson of 1217 Fourt years, months and by leaves three children.
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G. G. Parks
South Mi 16
Bowles
Albro
Augustine Andersonn
Tragedy on Rock Island Train Claims Brakeman Rettich
Joseph Rettich a brakeman on the Rock Island and Peoria line died after being run over by cars near Peoria while attempting to alight from the train. He was about twenty days from 20 and resided with his father Paul Rettich a shoemaker at 1322 Third avenue Rock Island. An inquest was held in Peoria and the body was sent home for funeral services with his Turner Society group.
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Joseph Rettich
Rock Island
Peoria
Pedria
Joseph
Rettich
Turner Society
Programme notice for Mrs Jobin event
Fragmentary OCR item mentions a programme for an event connected to Mrs Jobin. Details and exact date or location are unreadable, but the reference indicates an attendance or program sequence for an inment activity.
Nybladh Dismisses Libel Suit to Sue in Peoria
In Knox county circuit court Nybladh withdrew the $10,000 libel case against Rev. H. Q. Lindeblad to pursue removal to the U S Circuit Court at Peoria. Attorneys cited risk of bias in Knox county juries and preferred an unprejudiced Peoria panel. The trial itself may not occur until the April term.
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Gabesozo
Ul’ Novi
Smith
Nyblads
Galesburg
Hey. C. A. Nybladh
H. Q. Lindeblad
Knox County
United States Court
Peoria
Circuit
Republican Register
Murphy
Nybladh
Davis
Alesburg
Igoria
Abe
United States
Mr. Murphy
Chicago
Anna Anderson
Lindeblade
Lindebladh
Morghy
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Frank
Alex
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Trevor
Noble Lodge
Heuer
the Review-Dispatch
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Mrs. Jobin
Ayentie
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