New Deere Building Tops Eighth Story in Concrete Project
Ontario company completes eighth floor of vast concrete building as workers prepare to start Tuesday with seventy carloads of material arriving to finish the structure.
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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1910
Page
2
Deere Shop Building Tops Eighth Floor In 30 Hours
Leonard Construction Co of Chicago completed the eighth and final story of the Deere shop group in under 30 hours. The top story used 800 cubic yards of concrete, 70 carloads of materials, and a conveyor system to move goods to the upper floor. The building measures 80 by 230 feet with an estimated cost of 280000 dollars and a total load of about 50000 tons to be carried as construction continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Dispatch
Middle West
Leonard Construction Co
Chicago
Deere Shop Group
Third Avenue
Gady
Tropp
Aanien
Bishop Wordsworth Visits Augustana College in Cable Hall
John Wordsworth lord bishop of Teens England visits Augustana College this morning. He travels in the United States on a mission to foster cooperation between the Swedish Lutherans and the Episcopal Church in the United States. The bishop from Cincinnati att ended the Protestant Episcopal convention as a representative from England. He advocates close church cooperation rather than absorption and suggests adopting episcopacy similar to Sweden’s state church. The Marquette bishop accompanies him and urges mutual cooperation during the western tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wordsworth
England
Moustana College
United States
Iing
Lutheran ‘Church Fm
Law Church
Cincinnati
Protestant Episcopal Convention
Fagland
William Wordsworth
Pe Une
Cable Hall
Wordsworth
Sweden
Episcopal Church
Augustans Synod
Marquette
West
Commercial Club Feast Set For November Eleventh
Committees named to plan the bariquet to be given by the East Mo-Mne Commercial club Priday, November 11, when newcomers and Maksilles company will be welcomed. The meal will be served by two ladies sections in the Sons halt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priday
Maks¢illes 2 ‘Company
Twé
Seciitios
Fel‘Sons’ Halt
14 Year Old Girl Thies To Elope With Soldier
Cora D Heverling aged 14 was ruled delinquent in county court and ordered to the home for girls at Geneva after an attempted elopement with a soldier at the Arsenal. Merle and Leroy Peterson, sons of Mrs Anna Peterson, were found delinquent and sent to the state training school for boys at St Charles for incorrigibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora D. Heverling
Geneva
Court House
Merle
Leroy Peterson
Anna Peterson
Fourth Avenue
Moline
State Training School
St. Charles
Olmsted
Leroy
Jumps for Life at Railway Crossing
A westbound Rock Island freight train nearly killed Gus Johnson at the Sixteenth street crossing when a eastbound engine approached unseen. Johnson’s horse was killed and a bystander, Johnso,n saved him by jumping clear as the wagon was crushed between tracks. Police questioned the crew as flagmen and warnings were noted as missing at the crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Johnson
Peter Langbehn
Rock Island
Johnson
Johnso
James Morton
Ernie Swanson
C. C. Ross
Henry Corbin Victim in Band Saw Accident
Henry P. Corbin, assistant director in the case, was injured yesterday afternoon when a band saw unfastened a blade. The wood struck his head, causing a stun. his face was cut and the tip of his right index finger was severed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Corbin
Henry_P. Corin
Personal inspection finds five ticket shops open
A reporter visited five ticket emporiums on Sunday and reported to police that all were open and orderly.
Woman's Sunday saloon crusade shocks Moline
Mrs. Emma Jones visits five downtown saloons in a single Sunday accusing open doors and drunken activity. She swears warrants against listed proprietors, plans weekly audits, cites rough handling, and criticizes Mayor Olson's administration as corrupt. Her actions follow phone alerts and alleged telephoned closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Jones
Eleventh Street
Moline
Volitior
Fragmentary plea about open doors and visible goods at a saloon
The text describes frustration that a saloon keeps doors closed on Sundays and hides goods behind screens. It suggests removing screens to let people see what is sold and argues boys are sent to buy drinks, implying social concerns about access and commerce.
HELDA Bond Case Heard by Justice Williams
A case before Justice H. N. Williams involved Garn Burn, about 50, and his 17 year old daughter. The hearing related to bonds under $1 and a $5600 bound dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Williams
Garnburn
More Than $1000 Netted For Bethany Home Charity
A citywide charity drive raised about $1100 for Bethany home with over $1062 reported to date. The effort, spanning residences in multiple wards and public districts, thanked contributors and sponsors including Tri City Railway Co Mechanics Bank and J E Huntoon for street car use and local merchants for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri- City Railway Co. Mechanics’ Bank
Daily Dispatch
Bethany Home
Banner Ward
Landes Case
Banner
Abrahamson
Banner Silvis
Irene Bennett
Clara Seidel
J. E. Huntoon
Gus Lindwall
Mr. Jericho
George D. Reynolds
Bethany
Bishop administers confirmation at Sacred Heart Church
The Rt. Rev. W. M. Dunne, bishop of Peoria, confirmed a class of 129 at Sacred Heart church. The ceremony followed a visit from the bishop, who arrived from Rock Island with several clergy members. He spoke on the importance of the sacrament and urged the faithful to remain firm soldiers of the cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rt. Rav
W. M. Dunne
Peoria
Sacred Heart Church
Rock Island
J. J. Quinn
J. F. Lockney
B. Barry
Philo, Jr
A. Kelly
Passionist Order
Norwood Park
Chicago
W. Cleary
P. O'Connell
O. A. Geyer
Holy Name Society
Belgium
Clase
Alois Joseph de Busscher
Alfred Joseph de Backer
Philip Joseph Roeglers William Paulerty
John Joseph Claeys
Alfred Joseph Mehuys
Frank Joseph Roeglersa
John Joseph Smet
Joseph Francis Meermans
Albert Paul de Backer
Leon Joseph Verbruggen Remi Francis Laridon
Juliana Francis Smet
Oscar Joseph Devriere
Clement Joseph de Pauw
Frank Joseph de Chegella
August Joseph Vander Meersch
Frank John
Frank John, Covemaker
Walter Francis Tollenaere
Olf Joseph de Wulfichard
Arthur Petar Cornelis August Joseph de Vynck
Frank Augustin de Vos
Victor Henry van Hecke Edmond Joseph van Kerrebroeck
Charles Joseph van Hoorbeecke Lucian Anthony Vuttebroeck
Raymond Joseph van Geeteem
Charles Joseph Martens Henry Louis Schatteman
Philip Alois de Ker
Edward King Louis Joseph da Cap Rene Alois Vena Georges Michael de Poorter
Joseph Alois de Poorter John Anthony Schenieder
Joseph
Hoohstrasser
William Edward Backville
Marie Elisabeth Verainlys
Alice Marie de Voléer
Lena
Cecilia
Mary Vander Meersch
Garislene
Cacilia Vetheke
Rade Cecilia Styraert
Alice
Mary Vermeulen
Acquittal For Alidor Strobbe By Jury
Alidor Strobbe, longtime resident, was acquitted by a jury today in the Waihi court after a trial on a charge of assault with intent to commit murder. The case centered on a dispute with his wife and a shooting at a Detroit home following a cafe visit. The defense challenged officer action and presented the couple's alleged enticement to return home as part of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alidor ‘Strobbe
Yast
Jammer
Detroi
Tore Waihi
Jone Setae
Detroit
DeGraf
Patent Signed by President Fillmore Document in Local Collection
A vellum patent dated January 20, 1851 authenticated by Millard Fillmore records a 40 acre land grant in Zama Township. William Crompton, assignee of William P. Wilson, held the tract valued at $1.26 per acre in 1851 and now lies in the Crompton family, later owned by Thomas Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moline
Millard Fillmore
William Crompton
President Fillmore
Wiliam Crompton
Crompton
William P. Wilson
Co. K
Louisiana Volunteers
Thomas Newton
Fillmore
General Land Office
Watertown Notes Include Visits and a Turkey Supper
Mrs Henry Riali returns from Bath Illinois. Mrs P P Sheppard and son Paul plan an extended visit in Anaconda Missouri with Jennie Sheppard. Godfrey Peterson and families travel to Beardstown to visit Luther. Methodist ladies chicken supper raises about 28 dollars. Dispatch Short Ads. Bring Results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Ill
Henry Riali
Iin
Bath
Til
P. P. Sheppard
Paul
Anaconda
Moat
Sheppard
Jennie
Godfrey Peterson
J. A. Peterson
Luther
Beardstown
Park Expansion Improves Riverside Area and East End Drive
The city advances park works under Henry Klehm with grading on the west park end and trees and green turf on the east. A large three acre lake will become a skating pond in winter as the shorelines and paths are prepared for planks, cinders and future drive re-routing near Riverside cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klehm
East End
Dire Station
Fourth Avenue
Shane
Kiéhm
Twenty-seventh Street
Riverside Cemetery
Yrail Women Face Strong Opposition in MEAC Scrimmage
In a MEAC preparatory game, Yrail women clashed with Sroman as Owsia Wall opened. Dee and Erea provided points with 59 counters and a $3-ote price noted in the account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yrail
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Tion Co
NEW Deere
Bishop Wordsworth
Augustana
Commercial Club
D. Heverling
Moline Boys
Langbehn Bakery
Sixteenth Street
Barney Johnson
Schmidt
Fifteenth Street
de Minck
Seventh Avenue
Edward van Daele
Olson
W. J. Davis
F. A. Laities
Mik. M. R. Metzger
Elavna Wright
Haney
Nellie Fleming
A. Ll. Edwards
East Moline
Frank Clendenin
Sims
Chas
G. H. Chase
Clara Buckiey
Ceeces Center
Leipold
Oisiek
Alidor Strobbe
Elisabeth
Mary
Helen Merger
Celina Elisabeth van den Boars
Frances Mary Bick
Selma Elisabeth de Meyer
Maddalena Euphraéia Dusselier
Margaret Irene Sackville
Virginia
Maria de Cap
Helen Mary de Cap Rose Mary McGuire
Helen Mary Phelphs
Elvira Elizabeth de Bo Celina Mary Gremonpres
Margaret Diizabeth Tanghe Martha Alice de Doncker Mary Clara van Geetsom
Margaret
Augusta de Caper
Margaret Mortier
Martha Mary Smith
Saath
Bess P
Leon Eee
Moline Trusts Savings Bank
Rock Inland County
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