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Newspaper

Moline Review Dispatch

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1903

Page

7

Laurier Pleads for Canadian Treaty Power in Alaska Row

Ottawa report notes Sir Wilfrid Laurier arguing Canada lacks treaty making power and is tied to Britain. He cites Alaska boundary tribunal concerns, calls for parliamentary access to correspondence, and urges an all Canadian railway to Yukon. Bourassa backs some American positions but faults the tribunal.

Laurier Dominion Canada Borden Wilfrid England Lord Alverstone United States Yukon Bourassa Alaska Lord Alvertsone Portland Channel Great Britain McPherson Burrand B. C Katimat Pacific Harbor Dawson City Dyea Skagway Gourley Colchester Wilfrid Laurier Sir Wilfrid

Marsh Learns of Project for Lock and Harbor

Congressman Ben Marsh toured Twin Cities to review public works including Rock Island Arsenal Atlas project and a locks in the wine dam aimed at turning Moline into a harbor on the Mississippi. He could not stay longer due to a congressional special session and plans a return around June.

Ben FC Marsh Joe Warsaw Congress Rock Island Arsenal Atlas Adlocks Mississippi

Mail Clerk Slagle Fatally Injured At West Liberty Depot

At West Liberty a Rock Island mail clerk named Slagle aged about 60 was crushed between two arriving trains. He sustained multiple broken ribs a broken arm and severe bruising. He was moved to his Marseilles home and his prognosis was grave given his age and injuries.

Stagel Rock Island Road West Liberty Rock Island St Paul Slagle Chicago Mall Marseilles

Henry Watterson on Society and the New York Newport Elite

Pittsburg speech at Carnegie hall criticizes New York Newport cattle and their imitators calling them parade of boredom. He denounces the nouveaux riches and simpering Johnnies while praising the well bred American commonalty as the true strength of the republic.

Pittsburg Carnegie Hall Henry Watterson New York Newport Watterson Temple of Fashion Four Hundred Free Republic

Tri city bowling league forms for coming winter

Enthusiasts from three cities organized a six team bowling league to play twenty weeks starting November 9. Matches will be at Brunswick Davenport Allen and Central Rock Island alleys with one game weekly. Prize money includes 135 dollars to be shared by final standings. Officers named include Thomas Murdock Davenport president A D Sperry Rock Island vice president and J Wright Davenport secretary treasurer.

Harper House Rock Island Brunswick Allen Davenport Moline Thomas Murdock A. D. Sperry Treaeurer J. Wright

Golden State Limited Declares 1903-04 Schedule Charm

John Sebastian of the Rock Island System issues an announce ment touting the Golden State Limited with a “pretty American girl” on parade. The ad describes a daily Chicago to Los Angeles service starting Dec 20 with through electric operation and routes via Santa Rosa El Paso and Southern Pacific, including a Chicago to San Francisco sleeper and a Santa Barbara bound train. California literature offers further details, available for six cents or free at Rock Island ticket offices.

John Sebastian Rock Island California Coronado Chicago Los Angeles San Francisco Santa Barbara Kansas City Santa Rosa el Paso Southern Pacific United States

Banking Runs Grip Two St. Louis Institutions

Special to Moline Dispatch reports runs are under way at Mississippi Valley and Mercantile Trust in St Louis amid rumors of trouble from Chicago and New York. Officials say both banks hold sufficient funds to meet all obligations.

Moline Dispatch St Louis Mississippi Valley and Mercantile Trust Companies Chicago New York

Watertown Social Roundup Binds Families and Visitors

Watertown notes show Mr and Mrs J Ausbrook returning to Clay City Illinois after a few days with W G Ausbrook and family. Numerous local visits include extended stays, hospital news, construction at the hospital ward, and a planned green house near the parole ward. Elder J S Rose visits for Pythian duties en route to Rock Island.

Watertown Ausbrook Clay City W G Ausbrook Odell Hampton Sherman Cartwright Henry Easter Moline Rock Island Norine Shrader Lydia Peterson Jos. Anderson Port Byron E J Humbert Harry Pinkerton Ervil Wiley J. S Rose Mt. Vernon K. P. Grand Lodge Anna and Blanche Barnes Edwina Clark J. C. Simon Mabel Speer Princeton Iowa Ida Holst le Claire Jacob Hartman Geneseo E. J. Humbert William Young Tri-City Construction Co Hospital Parole Ward Rose J. W. Ausbrook Arsenal Rachael Candee W. Heald Lulu Gilliam H. W. Stephenson C. Carr Mary Blanchard Emma Anderson W. Fine Lain Lena Thomas George Stanard J. C. Waking Kuschman G. Blaughiter Bellview Henry Hilberg Aee Glen Lovey E. Woodruff Camasie

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