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Newspaper

Moline Review Dispatch

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1907

Page

5

Davenport Prize Fight Sparks Iowa Court Martial

The Davenport boxing match between Packy McFarland and Kid Herman triggers a court martial for Captain Kulp of Company B after authorities failed to stop the fight. Receipts reached 11300 dollars. Governor Cummins, incensed, orders charges and potential removal of officials. hearings likely in Des Moines with Major Johnson as judge advocate. Herman and manager Lewis defend the event. McFarland may have fought his last Davenport bout.

Davenport O. W’ Eulp Company B Adjutant General of Iowa Packy McFarland Kid Herman Coliseum James D. Mason Daniel F. Evans Cumming Johnson Maquoketa Des Moines Kulp Cummins Logan Byers Cummings McFarland Chicago Nate Lewis Herman Io

Ward of this County Dies at Bartonville

Ward of Rock Island County Peter Paulsen died at Bartonville asylum after being adjudged insane in October 1900 at age 62. He had been sent first to Watertown before transfer, and his home was listed as Rock Island with his wife living there briefly after the confinement.

Ward Ity Hubbard Bartonville Peter Paulsen Rock Island Mr. Paulsen Watertown

Augustana to Meet Luther College Debate in Decorah

Arrangements complete for the annual Augs­tana college and Luther college debate at Decorah Iowa on December 18. Representing Augustana are C O Henr a ton F A Gustafson and J T Helle. The topic is whether states should adopt optional initiatives and compulsory referendum with Augustana supporting the affirmative.

Algustana College Luther College Decorah Augustana Henraton F. A. Gustafson J. T. Helle

Bennett Boy Dies After Scarlet Fever Struggle

Theodore Martin Bennett, five, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Bennett of Rock Island, died shortly before 6 on Friday evening at his home 981 Seventeenth Street from complications of scarlet fever. He had previously broken a leg when a heavy box fell on him. Funeral service held at 9 a.m. Sunday at the residence with Rev. Granville H. Sherwood of Trinity church officiating.

Theodore Martin Bennett George Bennett Seventeenth Street Rock Island Granville H. Sherwood Trinity Church

Real Estate Transfers in Rock Island Moline Area

Real estate deeds recorded November 7 to 18 list numerous transfers in Rock Island East Moline and Moline. Transfers involve Guyer Rettig Kerns Carsten Mauker Harder Hall Hayes Field Duncan Frank King Omimee Warner Merrill Connolly Metzger Hunt Kennedy Geiger Dack Walhelm Stockwell Hanson Campbell Shaw Patten Kelly Hibner Swan Leith Walker Wetegit and others with prices from 1 to 7600 dollars across multiple additions and subdivisions.

Edward H. Guyer East Moline Daniel F Krell Henry Christine E. Rettig Huber & Peetz Rock Island Kerns Margaret E. Waters Old Town Moline Chas. H. Carsten Jas. McNamara 21St-St. Add Wm. C. Mauker Rose Huntoon Heinrich South Rock Island Mary C Harder John McGinnis Howard's Wm. B. Hall H W McCauley L. Mosenfelder Jos. H. Hayes Alice Weisler South Park S. May Fields Duncan Mia Amea 17Th St 12Th Ave Claus H Frank Lena Frank R I Brewing Co Lota William A. Crabaugh Edgar T King Bertha M King Columbia Park Alber Omimee Mary Cramer Nowy Mary BE. Warner Wilmot Warner Fanny Warner Frank C Warner Lawrence Wood Bernard C Connelly Henry C. Quadp Stewart Andrew W .Wilmark Judson D Metzger Waterman's Place Ira Wood Beardsley & Bailey Co G. E. Bailey Guy E. Harrold Fred Wook David W Hunt Daphne L. Heald Hunt Midway South Moline Andrew O’brien Elisha Green I. N I. N Warner's Fiest Addition, East Moline Marshall Kennedy David J Kennedy Geiger Fred W Schroeder A. Geiger C . Dack Catherine Veter Dack Carl Walhelm Chas. BH. Hodgson Ney Leonard Stockwell J. Peter Hanson Brigham Cordova Stockwell Guardian Ill John T. Campbell Jas. Davia Campbell Don B. Shaw Jennie B. Walker Beardsley Bailey & Boyles Earth Gallager Amelia K Oakleat

Rapids City Defends Against Rumors Of Decline

Rapids City, a pioneer settlement upriver from Port Byron, vehemently rejects rumors that its charter will be surrendered and that services will vanish. A Port Byron Globe article had warned of the village losing its map presence, with reports of departing stores, a closed post office, and trains bypassing the depot.

Rapids City Port Byron

Popper Dispute Ends With Minimal Damages

Dolan seeks damages over a popcorn popper from Sixteenth Street and Third Avenue stand. After a drawn out dispute and trial before Justice Harvey Williams, Dolan received 1 dollar in damages and costs of 2.60, while the popper’s value is disputed between 50 cents and 19 dollars.

Chris Dolan Sixteenth Street Third Avenue Mr Dolan Mr. Dolan Alexander Frerksen Frerksen Mr. Frerksen Dolan Andrew Glede Wr Frerkgen G. A. Shaliberg Areking Attornens

Committee favors outsider for local rating secretary post

A Chicago expert, S. Miller, will continue as local rating secretary of insurance in Moline and Rock Island for now after a committee of sixteen from the state board of underwriters and the field club deliberated. The panel, led by R M Bennett, concluded an outside appointee is preferable though Miller may be temporary as the search continues.

ER. S. Miller Chicago W. B. McIntyre Field Club McIntyre State Board of Underwriters R M Bennett Charles Persch Miller

Can He Master His Task For The Worth Of Labor

A Bulitmore American poem fragment urges the reader to prove worth through action not excuses. It questions whether one will meet the task or fade into history for failing to deliver.

Earth Gladys Algernon

Fall Notes and Poems Across Newspapers

A collage of light verse and notes from the Milwaukee Sentinel Indiana Daily News Houston Post and Life magazine reflects seasonal changes poems about gauzy endings and affectionate exchanges featuring a washerwoman a little girl and a mother. It captures playful literary snippets and quips from late 19th or early 20th century periodicals.

Senator Borgham Rejects Webster Speech Ovations

Senator Borgham questions memory of Daniel Webster's school ovations and declines to make a lasting speech after hearing sample ovations. Washington Star notes the remark and context of political rhetoric.

Borgham Daniel Webster Washington Star

Be Modern Cart Phrase Sparks Precarious Whimsy

The fragmentary OCR reads like playful banter about aging phrases and modern slang. A carnival of clipped lines contrasts old timey speech with emerging automobile era expressions, hinting at changing language.

Illustrated Bites Cartoon Snippet Spars on Dates

A cartoon exchange shows a tension over dating a chicken death. Walter refuses to provide dates while offering vegetables and the customer pushes for a specific time frame, highlighting a humorous miscommunication in a food column.

Walter

Early Days of Deere Plow and Reform by John Deere

Hon. G W Vinton recalls John Deere entering service in 1857 and refining plow manufacture. Deere overhauled sales from commission to direct cash or notes, expanding shop capacity as western immigration grew. He innovated moldboard hardening, steel casting, and sand molds, facing steel quality battles before helping establish durable steel plows. Deere died May 17, 1886 at 86, with sons Yonh Deere and Charles H. Deere shaping steel plow pioneers.

John Deere Deere G W Vinton John Deere & Co Westeward Mr Deere F F Smith England Nallor & Co Pittsburg Jones, Boyd & Co Jones Yonn Deere Charles H. Deere

Inheritance Tax Debate Shapes Political Economy

Harper's Weekly discusses whether inheritance taxes punish the living or honor the dead, weighing economic principles and policy implications in a broad political economy context. The piece frames tax as a measure of wealth transfer, raises questions about fairness, efficiency, and intergenerational justice.

Tommy Harper's

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