Spend Day in Inspection Corona Favored on Score
Corona receives strong support on a score that many would benefit from. Bar stow bite shows the least backing in the observed survey.
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Corona
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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1907
Page
2
Three Ballots Decide Bridge Site at Colona
A joint Rock Island and Henry county committee chose Colona as the Rock River bridge location after secret ballots. Estimates from St Louis Bridge Co put Colona at 260 foot spans with 28 000 cost compared with 18 000 for Cleveland and 28 000 for Barstow, funds to be shared by the counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colona
Rock Island
Henry Counties
Rock River
Cleveland
Barstow
Henry County
Henry County Supervisors
Rntee
St. Louis Bridge Co
Hennegaos Hall
Carbon Ci
Geneseo
Carbon Cmny
Colovia
S.s
Uch
Henry
Rock Island County
C. Elpper
Coe
C V Swanson
C. E. Whiteside
MoIne
C. EB. Oswald
Mr Raunch
Ifinois City
J F Smith
Eldred
W. H Miller
O. W Withrow
Hanna
Local notes from Zuma area and Tri Cities visitors
Ambrose Sear hosted callers in Zuma while Sarah and Claraz Schafer visited in Moline. Various residents attended games, traveled, or hosted relatives in Moline Danville and Albany. A local incident involved a child injured by wood, treated by a doctor. Governor Hughes comments on abuses in New York with a note about Wall Street prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zuma
Ambrose Sear
Carbon Cliff
Sarah and
Claraz Schafer
Moline
Ralph Beal
Albert Heeren
Jesse Nicholas
Lillie Walthers
Chas. Walthers
Harry Cook
Watertown
Frank Dow
Danville
Wm Dow
Sarah
Minnie Schafer
Justin Dailey
Yman Dailey
Winnie Colgrove
Silvis
Clyde Demumbrum
Tri-Cities
Wm Cox
John Brown
Dave Swank
Lee Brown
James Sear
Clyde Wake
Edgar Walthers
Lyman Dailey
Jesse Nicholson
John Dailey
Albany
Frank
Atole
Holmes Mumma
Hughes
New York
Wall Street
Omaha
Canvass Planned on Public Sentiment for Endorsement Change
A start to canvass opinions on a potential change seeks public mood. Officials will gather views from voters and determine if they favor endorsing a new policy or candidate stance.
East Moline Business Men's Association Forms
Walter Baker elected president as East Moline forms a business men's association to rename the city. A canvass will determine a distinctive name, then petition the secretary of state for approval if unique. Officers include Baker, Stange, Clandenin, Cox and others with a meeting planned for next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Moline
Moline
East Moline Business Men's Association
Lberty
W. G. Baker
Madd
O OF Hall
Business Men’s Association
Johnson
W G Baker
Business Men‘s Association
W G, Baker
Peter Stange
Frank Clandenin
A B. Cox
T J Gorman
Seidel Appointed Receiver for Passig Brothers Store
Judge Olmsted in Rock Island county court named C H Seidel as receiver of the Passig Brothers store amid estate issues. Passig is directed to post a $5000 bond. Seidel has taken possession and begun inventory. Objections to the receivership were overruled. Separate matter: four men were arrested, pleaded guilty to county informations, fined and jailed for one day after stolen property was found in Rock Island railroad yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Looney
Ed Paesig
R W Olmsted
C H Seidel
Atore
Passig Brothers
Rock Island
Passig
Seidel
Sam Petrow
Mak Kartrog
George Gust
Tom Rassos
Olmsted
Old Darky Eyes Test Provokes Laughing Retort
A Bohemian Magazine excerpt shows an oculist testing a lighthearted patient race joke about glasses. The patient dismisses the letters and insists on showing with watermillions, expressing skepticism about the test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darky
Wal
Fragmented stage dialogue with fractured speech
A garbled theatrical line features an actor demanding realism and a dramatic exclamation about discharging someone. The surrounding context and meaning are obscured by misspellings and truncated phrases.
Passenger train derailment near LeClaire causes delays
The Burlingtda line train No. 6 from Moline to Davenport derailed after leaving LeClaire at 7:58. Two cars left the track, passengers were taken to Davenport and then Rock Island. No. 5 was delayed about forty minutes due to the mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davensott
Rock Island
Dutta
Moline
Miss Tillie Malmen Dies After Brain Abscess Operation
Miss Tillie Malmen of Orion died at St. Anthony’s hospital after an operation for a brain abscess. She was 23, born October 10, 1884 in Orion, educated there, and survived by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Malmen, two brothers and two sisters. The body was moved from Rose chapel to Orion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony's Hospitals
Tillie Malmen
Orion
Miss Malmen
Charles Malmen
Orlon
Rose Chapel
Wave claim as to child's parentage grips Topeka court
Attorneys for Mrs. James C. Barclay admit Charlotte Bleakley is the mother of the incubator baby Edith. Adoption papers gain standing, custody debate delayed as judges set response deadlines. Crowds gathered at the federal building believing they would witness the child. Judge Pollock presides with possible transfer to Judge Dyer for the final hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Barclay
Federal Circuit Court
Topeka
Kas
Charlotte Bleakley
Dyer
St Louth
Pollock
Missouri
Eugene F Ware
Third Attorney in Peek and Dietz Firm
Announcement notes the organization of Hew Bre as Burton Peek Cyrie Ez Diets and G G Diets with third attorney Mise seast Diets joining. Peek has practiced locally for thirty years and Diets has Chicago experience, forming a three member firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peek & Dietz
Hew Bre
Tittaola
Peek
Chicago
Oline
Rebuilding Efforts On Third Avenue Rail Line Continue
J G White Co leads reconstruction in Rock Island Davenport Moline and surrounding lines with about 1.6 million dollars spent this year. Work includes most of 85 miles of track plus Moline power plant upgrades and new substations. Future tasks aim to complete Watch Tower Third Avenue lines and finish Long View Loop with continued service improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. White & Co
Trisby
Moline
Davenport
Ebu Street Las
Fourth Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Thirty-eight Street
Rock Island
Watch Tower
Third Avenue
Molune
Fiftestn
Twentieth Sists
Long View Loop
Eastman Cleared In Horse Stealing Charge
A charge of horse stealing against E L Eastman by Henry Fleugel was not substantiated in Rock Island court. The case stemmed from estate affairs of Eastman's deceased brother W H Eastman. The brown horse supposedly disappeared. the charge was dismissed, and Eastman directed Fleugel to locate the animal, who pursued replevin steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Eastman
Henry Fieugel
Rock Is
G. A. Johnson
Rock Island
Eastman
W. H. Eastman
Fleugel
Billy Sunday Visit Delayed by Unconfirmed Schedule
The Rev W M Story reports Evangelist W A Sunday cannot set a firm date for a visit to Moline. Sunday promised to visit to consider Norman’s invitation for revival services in January or February 1903 and hopes to come later, clarifying earlier impression of a visit this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M
W. A. Sunday
Rusentine
Henry County Court Hears Attendance of Key Officials
Officials Theron H. Chesley and John were noted to attend and participate in Henry County court proceedings. The fragment mentions bar and capridge references with unclear punctuation, but indicates court events and involvement of named individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry County
Theron H. Chesley
John
American salesmen abroad showcase American farming gear
Report describes hundreds of traveling salesmen promoting American agricultural implements across the world from the Amazon to South Africa and India. It notes Chicago firms employing thousands, the spread of American machines, and the impact on local farming practices amid global demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amazon
Pampas
Argentina
Arctic
Alaska
Great Indies
Java
Sendfirll
Acaytin
Chicago
Zugland
Sweden
France
Mexico
Norway
Ware
India
North Africa
Tripoli
Tunis
Algeria
Morocco
Africa
Cape-to-Cairo
Cecil Rhodes
Stowe
Cape Town
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State Savings Bank Trust
Xital
Breed
Business Association
Walter Baker
C. H. Seidel
Passig Grocery
Iam Paasig
Jacques
Epee
Tait Ed Hae Barts Ne
Eieweneert
Van
St. Anthony’s
Ling
Dewbte
Rive Line
Elmstreet
Fourteenth Avenue
Thirty-fifth Street
E. L. Esetmman
Billy Sunday
Riba
Ohio
South America
Electric
Weller
Poe
Nin
Sbwenseok
Deere Corith
Pottland
Swensson
Swentiton
Mollae
Portoni
Scotte
Portland
Kjedumsecken Veutergotland
Olof Swénsson
Pepeme
Sewlander
Gothenberg
Sommiscion
Béechie
American Emigrant Co
BTL
America
Bret
Page County
Iowa
Maline
Yeu
Misa Allis Josephine Stomberg
L. Stromberg
John G. Swdmason
Bord
Gothemberg
Adolph Frederick
Moling
Jaz
Toraes Hom
Mecuaeon
Iedrance
Dusmesa
Skandia
Burlington ‘Road
Ewensson
Neeved
Cémeus
Firat
Ene
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