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Moline Review Dispatch

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1898

Page

3

Arsenal Faces January Shutdown Risk Without New Appropriation

Reports say the Rock Island Arsenal may suspend operations in January unless Congress extends the current time limit or approves new funding. New machinery arriving, skilled workers retained, and a shift to favor veterans and Spanish-American War veterans guide staffing if a shutdown occurs. Superintendent Tatnall resigns to join Illinois Steel. Rock Island Shoe Co. workers win arbitration for a wage increase.

Arsenal Rock Island Tatnall Arsenal Cdtly Congress Rock Island Shoe Co

Osbourns Kidney Remedies Promoted In Columbus Notice

A Columbus Indiana man Mr Osbourn reports kidney illness improved by Morrow's Kid-ne-oids after costly doctor bills and failed treatments. He credits rapid relief within days and urges readers to request samples. The ad notes yellow tablets priced 60 cents and Liver lax at 2 50 per box, with druggists carrying the products.

Morrow Mr. Osbourn Jackson Street Columbus Ind Osbourn Clendenin John Rida

Adelphie society meeting and college lectures noted

The Adelphie society held a well attended meeting with an excellent program. A piano solo by Miss Hutchins and a lecture by Mr Pran delle on Knights of the Eleventh Century highlighted the event. Additional talks on business education and church liturgy were planned for the college community.

Adelphie Society Miss Hutchins Miss Hutching Prandelle Kreranta Olsson Bartholomew Conservatory Cambridge Udden Augustana Chapel Sycamore Geneva Chicago Joliet Nll

Receptive Candidate for Mayor Emerges on People’s Ticket

H. J. Gripp is spoken of as a receptive mayoral candidate on the people's ticket. Friends urge his nomination, though he is not eager for the office. Some boom talk may fade before spring as the season is still early.

H. J. Gripp People's

Hood's Bareaparilla Cures Scrofula Sores Fast

All forms of scrofula sores boils pimples and eruptions are quickly and permanently cured by Hood's Bareaparilla. This patent medicine short cures and promises lasting relief from skin complaints through a proven formula, urging readers to try Hood's product without delay.

Hood

Disappearance of Harry Swisher Linked to Navy Discipline

Accounts detail Harry Swisher from South Moline who allegedly faced harsh naval punishment aboard the Lancaster after defying a boatswain's mate. He was double ironed for five days and placed in a dark hold, an episode tied to his later melancholy and mysterious disappearance from home on November 4.

Harry Swisher Mr. Swisher Barnard & Sons Mfg. Co Inex West Lancaster Harry Seoon Chicago South Moline Moline Key West Jackie Swisher

Married in Davenport H Anderson and Nellie Ferris Wed

Herman Anderson a repairer at Josephson’s jewelry store married Nellie Ferris of Third Avenue last evening at 10 30 by Squire Altman in Davenport. The couple kept the license secret until after the ceremony per the groom’s request. Friends extend congratulations to the newlyweds.

Herman Anderson Josephson's Nellie Ferris Third Avenue Squire Altman Davenport Scott County Mrs. Anderson

Armory Hall Disappears For New Office And Lodge Hall

The McKinie block armory hall is being split by a north south corridor extension. The west half becomes an office suite while the east half becomes a lodge hall. A south side room will be a banquet hall with kitchen and utensils. Ben Bitterworth camp and the ladies auxiliary will occupy the new hall.

Armory Hall McKicnie Ben Bitterworth Camp U V.U Ladies’ Auxiliary Organization

Temperance Meeting At Swedish Church Draws Large Crowd

The Scandinavian Temperance union met at the Swedish Methodist church despite stormy weather with a large turnout. The Rev Bennet Erickson spoke on The Liquor Trade and elections were held for second vice president treasurer and secretary. Thirty seven new members joined the union. The next meeting is scheduled for December 19 at the Swedish Baptist church.

Scandinavian Temperance Union Swedish Methodist Church Bennet Erickson Swedish Baptist Church Magnus Olson Anna Cederburg

Heavy blast causes roof collapse in Eighth Street area

A massive blast by Williams, White & Co. at the railroad site sent debris raining down in the Eighth Street and Railroad Avenue neighborhood. A 30 pound fragment crashed through a roof and ceiling onto a stairway where Thornbjorn Larson and family stood nearby. Smaller pieces damaged the adjacent Safe residence. repairs were arranged by the company.

Eighth Street Railroad Avenue Admiral Sampson Williams, White & Co Thornbjorn Larson Larson

Wriggle Out Motion in Stewartville Saloon Case Scheduled

In Stewartville proceedings Lawyer Hass for Wagner and John Martens moved to set aside the court permission to file information. Attorney Odell had earlier secured leave to file the information. A hearing on Hass's motion is set for Monday, Nov 28, with policy guidance to delay Thanksgiving day action. Also report on Mrs Elchoff of Eighth street undergoing cataract surgery in Davenport, with expected sight restoration in one eye.

Hass Wagner Stewartville Odell Hoss John Martens

Coal Valley News Briefs Spark Local Moves

Frank Naylor and family relocate to Lincoln Nebraska. Knapp and Lees purchase a corn crib from John and Jerry Leesa and haul it. Lees moves into Naylor's former home. A curfew bell sets 7 30 pm as the new city rule for boys under 17. Peoria railroad adds an iron bridge. Coal mining slows except at Blossburg.

Frank Naylor Lincoln Neb Knapp & Lees John Jerry Leesa Lees Peoria Railroad Company Blossomburg

Prohibition district veto blocks two thirds in city council

The city council failed to override Mayor Swedsson’s veto of the prohibition district ordinance. The 6 to 6 tie reflected absences and a last minute switch by Alderman Tropp, while supporters cited petitions and public pressure as evidence of broad sentiment against saloon activity amid muddy street conditions and safety concerns.

Carlson Gould Alderman Tropp Tropp Perrin Ammerman Lund Dorman Albrecht Eiker Schmidt Rundquist Segur Karnath Coryn

City considers filter committee invitation to Jewell Co

The mayor announced the filter committee appointment after a failure to issue invitations. The city clerk was instructed to invite the Jewell Filter Co of Chicago and others if addresses can be obtained, noting the district is assigned to Jewell.

Jewell Filter Co Chicago Jewell

Alderman Urges Repairs to Dangerous Sidewalk Crossings

Alderman Lund complains 1,800 crossings require attention as sidewalks in his ward are unusable due to missing crossings. He asks how a sidewalk helps when it cannot be reached. Alderman Albrecht seeks the appointment of a committee to the mechanical filter arrival reception. the mayor will appoint the panel in ample time.

Councr Lund Albrecht Ingt

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