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Newspaper

Moline Review Dispatch

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1907

Page

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Sudden Death of August Schultze Strikes Local Tailor

August Schultze, a prominent Milan tailor born October 18, 1845 and a German immigrant since 1869, died suddenly at his home at 1015 Fourteenth Street in Moline. He collapsed in his sitting room from apoplexy as he awaited supper, with wife Mamie and son Harry surviving. He had run his own shop recently after earlier work with Margraf & Schultze, and leaves three brothers in Germany. Funeral Saturday at 19 o'clock with private services.

August Schultze Mr Schultze Schultze Fourteenth Street Henry Margraf Margraf & Schultze Third Avenue McBride Moline Mamie Schneider Harry Schultze Coleman & Schultze Germany Haney

Misses Nargeth and Hendrickson Visit Hillsdale Teachers Start Term

The Misses Nargeth of Rock Island and Ava Hendrickson of Iowa spent last week with Mrs. James Wreath. Mrs. Adams arrives from Nebraska to stay with her daughter Mrs. John Scott. Miss Blanche McConnell teaches the lower room with Mr. Adams in charge of the higher grades. Schools in town and country opened Monday.

Ada Hauberg Poplar Grove Dora Zeigler Davis Opendike A. A. Waters Methodist Church of Port Byron George Genung John Nebraska Martha Baker Nelle Typhardt Rock Island California Wilson Alpha Fritz Franson Mesdames Houschild Ashdown Barstow Farber St. Paul Herman Sand Robinson iIs Cordova Naylor Hillsdale Nargeth Ava Hendrckson Iowa James Wreath Fred. Smith Hills _ Born Rs. George Brandt Min Hutton Rosey Justin Washburn Colona William McConnell

Reviving Interest in County Humane Society

The Rock Island County Humane Society will meet at 8 tonight in the Rock Island city hall council room. Founded last October, the group aims to prevent cruelty to living creatures and plans monthly meetings, with future gatherings possibly in Moline. Founders are Dr J W Stewart Dr Joseph DeSilva and G C Wenger.

Rock Island County Humane Society Rock Island State Board of Charities Moline J W Stewart Joseph DeSilva G C Wenger William Jackson Belle Jones Marion Humphreys Alice Wagataff M A_ Hollingsworth Mies Eden Burkhart J K Scott C F Dietz Rock Islands The Association

Marriage Licenses Passed in Quad Cities Area

The Davenport list includes Robert L Plum and Helen J Evans. Axel M Green of Orange Maas and Hilman Peterson of Moline. Andrew J Ivers and Efie B Ray. George M Shover and Alma Orman of East Moline. Henry Krohn and Mattie Echlof of Rock Island. Joseph W West and Laura M Green of Moline. Henry P Leonard of Alexis and Lil Han A Sais of Watertown. Fred J Ryder and Hyelyh Long. Chester B Magifl of Moline and Luella Besetin of Rock Island. Robert Brocknow and Ettta Moeller of Moline. William H Dillon of Hillsdale and Hazel B Brigg of Erie. Joseph F Talbot and Lara L Beck er of Cambridge. Colonel F. Hobbs, Rock Island Arsenal’s new commandant, opened his golf season Saturday with a net 78 in the men’s preliminary handicap.

Robert L. Plum Helen J Evans Davenport Axel M Green Orange Maas Hilman Peterson Moline Andrew J Ivers Efie B. Ray Fort Madison George M Shover Alma Orman East Moline Henry Krohn Mattie Echlof Rock Island Joseph W. West Laura M. Green Henry P Leonard Alexis Lil- Han A. Sais Watertown

Joslin Fair Opens Next Tuesday With Fourteen Year Run

Plans for the fourteenth annual Rock Island county fair at Joslin are nearly complete. The event runs Tuesday through Thursday with Moline Day Thursday. A strong race program and exhibits accompany daily ball games and a notable strong man act by Professor Scott. Premiums for stock, grain, vegetables, poultry, and machinery draw farmer entries and local interest. Wednesday features trots and pacing races with purse totals, and Thursday continues with more races and running events.

Mets Joslin

Purse and Placings for 222 Trot Event

Two in three heats for the main race with a purse of 50 dollars. First prize 25 dollars, second 15 dollars, third 10 dollars. The 222 trot offers 20 dollars purse with 100 dollars to first, 50 to second, 30 to third, and 20 to fourth.

Cambridge woman suffers broken arm chasing streetcar

Misa Robinson of Cambridge visiting at the home of the Misses Schlotfeldt 825 Fifteenth street fractured her right arm after hastening to catch a street car around 9:30 this morning. She tripped on terrace steps and fell, with both bones broken midway between the wrist and elbow. She is hospitalized and not expected to have serious injuries.

Misa Robinson Cambridge Schlotfeldt Fifteenth Street Ari Mins Robinson Seema Arp

Untimely Death Of Ellen Ostergren Bright Young Lady

Ellen Ostergren daughter of Mr and Mrs Nels Ostergren of Fifth Avenue died at home after a three month battle with lung trouble. Born September 2, 1886 she was 28. She grew up in Moline educated in public schools and active in the Swedish Lutheran church and youth groups. Funeral Saturday at the Ostergren home then Swedish Lutheran church with Rev Johnston officiating. Interment at Leede cemetery. Officers recovered a grip found on Fifth Avenue in front of Sun Drugstore. property of a man named Baker, operator at Gativa for Burlington Road, who has disappeared.

Ellen Ostergren Othe Mro Nels Ostergren Fifth Avenue Mos Lie Mohtle Moline Schoula Swedish Lutheran Young Peoples Society Idan Lige Order of Svtthie A’ Johnston Offlating Satuday Johnson Baker Gativa Burlington Road

Chicago Doctor Denies Dying Report On Mr Deere

The Chicago Record-Herald reports Charles H Deere, 70, a Moline plow magnate, is a pernicious anemia patient at John W Streeter private hospital in Chicago. Dr Kahlke disputes circulating death rumors and says immediate danger is not evident, though recovery odds are slim.

Charles H Deere Kahlke Moline Mr Deere Record-Herald Vale John W Streeter Calumet Avenue Deere Daughters of the American Revolution Chicago Auditorium Annex William Butterworth Mexico New York Boston

Wrong Burial Prompts Citywide Confusion in Geneseo

The York Bros and Diamond Drill People faced a mix up as Mary McCormick was buried in Geneseo by mistake. Remains were exhumed and shipped to Peoria then redirected to rightful owners after hospital naming errors and failed recognition by relatives.

York Bros Geneseo Nthe Peoria Mary McCormick

BERT WELLS OF GENESEO DIES IN PRIME OF LIFE

Geneseo real estate man Bert Wells dies at home after a period of illness. He was about 30 years old and well known in Geneseo and Moline. Survived by his parents and Miss Cane, with brief reference to local society and a past visit.

Bert Wells Geneseo Molne Lodge of Elk Wells Moe Han Moline Mi Wells Mnouri

New Year Customs Noted In Jewish and Local Observances

A fragmented 19th or early 20th century OCR notes Jewish New Year observances linked to sun set times and church calendar rites. The text references Rosh Hashanah timing and mentions observances by congregations, with scattered garbled phrases about services and community focus.

Ruck Sland Lad Drowns in Pond

A youth identified as Ruck Sland was found drowned in a pond after he disappeared last Sunday. He had told his father he planned to leave town and his family did not worry when he did not return that night.

Peculiar Coincidence in Rock Island Missing Man Case

The report describes Clifford Warne missing after Sunday evening, with multiple fragmented details about a frog noted and chatter of witnesses. Authorities and residents search the area around Fort? and Phortremhth street for clues, noting the man was last seen walking toward a street and possibly lastched at a residence.

Wormer Rock Island

Weather Prophet Hicks Predicts Stormy Month

Weather notes forecast a stormy month with mentions of sun spots and atmospheric anomalies. The piece blends meteorological predictions with garbled text and references to local figures and events, including Anderson and a Day ton medical context.

Hicks

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Catarrh

An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh by acting on the blood and mucous surfaces. It offers one hundred dollars if it fails and asks readers to send for testimonials from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Ita Stagen Ita Cheney &Wu Toledo Hall

Money and graft quote cited by Baltimore American

A Baltimore American quotation proclaims that money is the root of all evil and grows best through grafting, reflecting a provocative view on wealth and corruption. The remark emphasizes the perceived link between money, morality, and corrupt practices in public life.

Baltimore American

Ferry Franchise Granted by Bettendorf Council

Bettendorf council approves a ferry franchise with arrangements described by Van Patten and an operator to run a ferry on the Mississippi River. The document notes satisfactory terms and next steps for operation.

Bettendorf Ty van Patten Te Wa

Carl Christensen Dies of Appendicitis at Local Hospital

Carl Christensen nephew of NP Christensen of Coal Town Road died at 2 am today from appendicitis after five weeks’ treatment. He would have turned 28 next February 17. Born in Denmark he leaves a sister in Denmark and one in Chicago. Mia Ramlose of Chicago will attend the funeral Sunday at 2 pm at N P Christensen’s home on Coal Town Road. Interment will be in Bowlesburg Cemetery.

Carl Christensen NP Chrstensen Oal Town Molineelty Mr Christensen Denmark Chicago Mia Ramlose N P Christensen Coaltown Road Bowlesburg Cemetery

Also Mentioned on This Page

Faye Martin Rosa Kueh Frank Sheppard William Dillon, Jr Laverne County Humane Society F. & Hobbs Rock Island Arsenal Joslin Fair Rock Island County Agricultural Association Professor Scott Algo Ellen Ostergren Swedish Lutheran Church Mr. Deere Chicago Record Herald Sareeter Hospital Frank Billing Tertram Sippy Thomas Waters Kahblke If Antil Vermont Deneen Illinois and Michigan Canal Commission Marine Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution Mnola Society Overlook Peoria Hospital Mary McCormick Oak Tery Geo A Zetter MD Cormick Chas Setothe Sappas Mia Seteathyt Mme Cormick Mary Bros Mra Mick York Bros. Settle Up York Aidiem Chas Miller Grovery Lodge of Elks Rabb Reformed Church Bet Fayon Ofharbar Raege Clifford Warner Lad Lind Clifford Warne James O Thorteetth Sunda Ted Yi Wart Tenth Avenue Faye Per Koh Anderson Dayton O Mer Meaune Mrouad Tohn Carsen
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