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Newspaper

Moline Review Dispatch

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1907

Page

6

Act 10 Abolish Athletic Field at Riverside Cemetery

The cemetery board voted to remove the athletic field fence after January 1 1908 and ban further games on cemetery land. A second vote ordered Serton Franz Swanson to tear down the fence on January 1, funded in part by a $1000 grant from the Trinity Railway Co. The action follows protests by east end property owners who deem games on cemetery grounds improper and sacrilegious.

Cemetery Board Sexton Athletic Park Serton Franz Swanson Triity Railway Co Riverside Cemetery East End Sunda

Evening Sky Notes on Taurus Saturn and Comet Pair

The article describes the evening sky with Taurus rising in the east, Saturn with rings high in the east, and Mars and Venus visible in the west. It notes Mercury near the sun, the moon's passages near stars, and August’s comet brightening before sunrise, plus Herschel’s first universe model and Milky Way structure observations.

Virgo Ophinchus Cassippea i Formalhaunt Mara Sagittarius Capricornus Saturn Mars Mercury

The Milky Way We Live Within A Distant Cosmic Cloud

A lecture describes the Milky Way as a long spiral star cluster with our sun among its stars. It explains stellar parallax as a distance measure and notes the cluster’s uncertain extent, estimating about 4000 light years across. The text argues that many stars will fade or disappear as they age, implying the universe had a beginning and will end.

Herschel Milky Way Mily Way Lght Atara

Carbon Cliff Barber Bound to Grand Jury

Frank Sherman a barber from Carbon Cliff was bound over to the grand jury on larceny charges by Magistrate Gustafson with a $100 bond. He was arrested in Davenport on a warrant issued by P W Beckwith and faces alleged thefts from the Carbon Cliff shop on October 4 including razors shears and towels. Dana Bergen and Harry Kessel pleaded guilty to assault and battery stemming from a Thursday night incident. Bergen paid 11.08 and Kessel 13.08 in fines.

W Beckwith Frank Sherman Forrher East Carbon CH Grand Jury Gustafson Sherman Davenport P W Beckwith Beckwith Carbon Cliff Dana Bergen Harry Kessel James Murray Jr Bergen Keasel

City yields stone pact to fill park hole dispute

Moline Stone Co and Rock Island agree to fill the large First street quarry hole and supply 750 yards of stone for riprap at Sylvan park after a verbal grant from ex mayor C P Skinner. The city will accept when the hole is filled within a year and a performance bond is posted. 9000 yards of dirt may be needed.

Moline Stone Co First Street River Front Second Avenue Swan Tropp C P Skinner G. A. Shallberg Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias Market Square Ed Kittilsen Sixth IlHnoia Regiment Third Avenue Twelfth Street Fourth Avenue Fifteenth Street Sixth Avenue Seventeenth Street Moline Theatre Andrew Orpen Levin D. Gass Danville Ilinois Chaeries A. Barnes United States St. George Watertown Pythian Sisters

Twain to the Ladies Onboard Toast Honors On Voyage

A Chicagoan recalls Mark Twain crossing the Atlantic aboard the Minneapolis with lively conversation. Ladies gathered around the humorist, and on the final night he proposed a toast in their honor, raising a glass to the Indies.

Mark Twain Atlantic Minneapolis Indies Utica

City Council Passes Weights and Measures Ordinance

The city council approved a weights and measures ordinance aimed at prosecuting merchants who sell short weight or measure. The measure requires compliance with legal standards, though initial language does not specify penalties for offenders, raising questions about enforcement in practice.

Pavement Rule Drives City Traffic And Park Bond Approval

An ordinance requires driving with all wheels on the pavement to prevent car tracks while a city bonds issue of 8000 dollars for park purposes passed. Interest set at 4 percent, semi annual payments, expiring in 1917. A chemist candidate Justi M Lindgren was rejected for city chemist duties after offering to test water and develop chemical work in the factories of three cities.

Justi M. Lindgren Moline University of Mllinois Lindgren

Untitled Tale Of A Wife And An Idiot Husband

A fragmentary quotation depicts a talkative wife who calls her husband an idiot at times. A blunt doctor asks if the husband is truly an idiot since he is her spouse. The exchange prompts a grim retort reshaping the accusation. The piece blends humor with social satire from Pearson’s Weekly.

John Biryl Pearson's Weekly

Alderman Resigns. Schleuter Leaves East Moline Post

East Moline council meets as Alderman Ferdinand Schleuter resigns to become street commissioner. Fred Schleuter departs. C B White and others discuss Thirteenth Street opening toward Colona road with East Moline Land Co backing. Plans include land for a standpipe and a 21‑lot city addition near Thirteenth Street.

Fred Schleuter East Moline Counsell East Moline Land Co Thirteenth Street Flast Moline Colona Road C. H. Pope C. B. White Sind G. H. Owen Pope George W. Ross Ferdinand Schleuter Schieuter Arthur Stimgon Poak.tion

Music supervisor engaged for Detroit schools

Miss Edith Ball of Detroit has been engaged by the board of education as supervisor of music for the public schools and began her duties Wednesday morning. She is a graduate of the conservatory and formerly taught in Princeton, Illinois, and Chicago. The staff recently donated 206 to the building fund and the group hopes for further success with plans for Denver next year. In a separate item, English instruction for Belgian speakers will be launched Friday evening at Sacred Heart parochial school under Maurice Bockdert.

Edith Ball Detroit Board of Education Misa P Chicago Scog Schogla Princeton Miss Tees Herring You Galesburg Harrington St. Paul acoYnge Denver Sacred Heart Parochial Eebool Maurice Bockdert

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