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Newspaper

Moline Review Dispatch

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1898

Page

8

Local Notes from Galesburg and Nearby Visits

Brief local items list visits and departures among residents including Mrs. M H Griffith going to Galesburg to visit son Herbert, Miss Laura Garner Ottumwa visiting Rock Island, and many others traveling to Chicago, Milwaukee, Omaha, or Scotland. Several engagements, weddings, and community events are noted with varied travel and social visits.

M. H. Griffith Galesburg Herbert Andrew Frandsen Monmouth M. Bartlett St. Paul George Waters Seventeenth Street Laura Garner Ottumwa Fows M. Kerns Rock Island A. J. Fields Daugter Mae Orion Fields

Tea Smoking Doctors Alarm Growth In Nation

A rising trend of tea smoking by physicians across regions is blamed on nerves insomnia poor digestion and fatigue. The article promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy to whet appetite regulate bowels calm nerves and restore sleep claiming it cures dyspepsia with no morning bad taste.

Marriage Licenses Report Lists Several Local Couples

The notice records marriage licenses for pairs including Charles Hauptmann of Rock Island with Annie Chilburg, Earl Turner of Moline with Leonia Belle Bledsoe, Olof Oleon of Moline with Freda Lundgren, John H. McConnell of Rock Island with Jennie M. Quist, Mark Arnell of Davenport with Hattie Goodale, Thomas White of Moline with Sarah Jane Burrows, Martin L. Arcukilus of Hampton with Agnes E. Carpenter, Swan Peterson of Moline with Anna Kohl, and Fred Coopman with Maggie Nessen of Sears.

Charles Hauptmann Annie Chilburg Rock Island Earl Turner Leonia Belle Bledsoe Moline Olof Oleon Freda Lundgren Rural John H. McConnell Jennie M. Quist Orion Mark Arnell Hattie Goodale Davenport Thomas White Sarah Jane Burrows Martin L. Arcukilus Hampton Agnes E. Carpenter Rapids City Swan Peterson Anna Kohl Fred Coopman Maggie Nessen Sears

Announcement on Dutch Reports and Colorado Party Nominations

Semi official Amsterdam notes deny reports of an attempted assassination of Queen Wilhelmina and shooting of Countess Lim burg Stirlum. Ire J. Bloomfield declines antiteller Silver Republican nomination for lieutenant governor and J R Darnell refuses to run on the X ticket for regent of the state university.

Amsterdam Quen Wilhelmina Limburg-Stirlum Ire J. Bloomfield Silver Republican Party of Colorado J.R. Darnell The State University

Obituary: Frederick Wendell, Hampton’s oldest German settler

Frederick Wendell born in Hanover on June 19 1824 died recently. He came to the United States in 1848 and settled in Hampton township in 1850, later running a furniture business. He married Louisa Weaver in 1853. five children were born, only one living. His second wife Wilhelmine Drewiltz bore two children who died in infancy. He was a Lutheran and funeral services were held Saturday at the Hamp ton M E church with Rev Meacham presiding. bearers included A M Hayward Gustav Harder H C Glanz W Barsell Thomas Bailey and Manuel Smith.

Frederick Wendell Hampton Township Hanover Germany New Orleans Galena St. Louis Hampton Louisa Weaver Mr. Wendell Wilhelmine Drewiltz Wendell Lutheran Church M. E Meacham A. M. Hayward Gustav Harder H. C. Glanz W. Barsell Thomas Bailey Manuel Smith

Long List of Residents Passes in Area Obituaries

A succession of death notices from Rock Island county and Davenport area record passings. Sophia Titterington dies at home near Edgington aged 88 or 89 after heart trouble. Gust Carlson, Deere & Co. grinder, dies after three years illness in Moline. Neil Stewart Gould dies in Warsaw, New York, aged 59. Thomas S. Breheny, priesthood student, dies after intestinal operation. Mary Gleason dies of apoplexy at 35. Infant deaths: Moore infant son, Carlson infant, and Anna Samuels, all noted with brief funeral details.

Charleston S. C Dahl Deere & Co Skidmore J. F. Freeman Horace Anderson Geneseo Arthur Dodd Chicago Edward Harris Fifth Avenue Rufus Walker Paul Emil Heimbeck Beam Andrew Olson Peter Kneberg Dr. Sloan Henry de Rudder Porter Skinner Will Nye Dimock, Gould & Co Washburn- Crosby Company Minneapolis Will Moline S. E. Blunt Rock Island Arsenal Montauk Point Thomas White Sarah J. Burrows Twenty-ninth Street J. F. Robinson Scotland Sophia Titterington Charles Titterington Titterington Edgington New York State Rock Island County Neil Stewart Gould M. A. Gould Warsaw F. A. Gould New York Thomas S. Breheny St. Anthony's Hospital Sacred Heart Cathedral Davenport

Real Estate Transfers In Rock Island and Moline

Transfers list multiple property deeds with dates in September from Rock Island and Moline areas. Buyers include Martha R Galt, Geo B Sickles, Charlotte Stevens, Daniel Wheelock, Sarah Pettifer, George Herbst, and Andrew Engman. properties lie in Old Town Rock Island Wood's Third add Moline and Milan assensor's plat. Amounts range from 1 to 1000 dollars with several entries noting block and lot details.

Martha R. Galt Anna E. Blanding Old Town of Rock Island Geo. B. Sickles Charlotte E. Stevens Wood Moline Francis A. Webb Charlotte Stevens Sarah A. Atkinson Carroll H. Vincent Atkinson Daniel L. Wheelock Geo. W. Johnson W. Wheelock Molin Sarah Pettifer John di Martin Wright Oscar F. Preacott Assensor Milan George Herbst Frank A. Herbs Andrew Engman Thomas Frederick Ae

Multiple Suits and Personal Misfortunes Reported in Rock Island

The Rock Island legal notices reveal John A. Oswald suing the Chicago Rock Island & Pacific for 10000 damages after a freight unloading accident injuring him. Mary Rounds sues M R Ighhart Co and the city for 10000 damages from injuries from a derrick collapse. Anna King and John Fender marry in Muscatine. QO K Anderson sues James Gilmore for 3000. The Harper estate leases Harper's theatre to Stephen Miller. Edward Glawe dies at 71. Emerance Loncke seeks divorce from Edmond Loncke. Burglars rob two residences, stealing cash and items. R C Clark named clerk of stock committee. Edna Steoit dies at 17 months. Jennie Quist and Carl Steoit wed. John Carse sick in Porto Rico. Charles Carlson dies of kidney trouble. Bert Sears leaves for Middletown. Eugenia Champon dies at 35 after long illness.

Mary Rounds J. Searle M. R. Ighhart & Co City of Rock Island First Avenue Thirteenth Fourteenth Streets Woodman Anna King John H. Fender Mercer Muscatine QO. K. Anderson Jamess. Gilmore Harper Harper’s Theatre Stephen Miller John Glawe Charles Thoms Emerance Loncke J. M. Beardsley Edmond Loncke Emerance Officer Fitzgerald Phil Wilcher State Board of Equalization Carl Steoit Tenth Street Edna John H. McConnell Jennie M. Quist Orion T.W. Grafton Henry Carse Bert Sears U. S. Signal Corps Middletown

Colona News Briefs Include Illnesses and Local Goings On

Ally Humberstone suffers internal rheumatism and quinsy. treated near Orion, returned home to attend business, condition critical. Miss Belle Collis contracts typhoid fever. Mrs. C. E. Pomeroy visiting Whiteside county relatives. Charles Baum returns from threshing near Rock River and attends Cambridge supervisors meeting. Rev. C. A. Gaither to attend Kankakee conference. Lida Bard Moore of Chicago to give elocutionary entertainment at U P church Friday evening.

W. W. Wells Bay View G. A. Stephens Gertrude Stephens Michillindh D. A. Caybaugh G.L. Wilson Lanark Swan Peterson Annie Kohl Moline J. F. Murphy Grace Lutheran Church Industrial Home Association Peoria Howard Buell Chicago Buell Moline Plow Co Tri-City Dental Society Davenport Pearce Rock Island H. G. Pate Hay Taylor Skidmore Trent Milan Ally Humberstone A. M. Pomeroy’s Orion Bers Humberstone Wm. C. Skinner Joe Wimer Madge Kane Belle Collis C. E. Pomeroy Whiteside County L. A. Reesersilk Charles Baum Rock River Cambridge R. A. Smith

Joslin County Fair Crowns Record Setting Event

Rock Island county reports its Joslin fair as the most successful yet with standout races exhibits and huge attendance. Ed Toban won the 4-year single drivers while John Dubin led 3-year singles. Charley Negus took the 2:30 trot and Miss Murphy won the running race. bicycle winner Wil Milarkey. thus McCall captured the hypodrome race.

Rock Island County Joslin Ed Toban James Dubin John Dubin Ben Woodburn Warren W. W. Morgan S. S Beal S. Simpson Charley Negus Belle Mae Dandy Boy Miss Murphy Lady Belle Wil Milarkey F. Sample W. S. Block McCall

Brother of fallen sergeant seeks details of death in Porto Rico

Luther H Hicks of Savanna travels to learn how Rudolphus Hicks died after a telegraphic notice from Chicago. Hicks, born in Hanover Illinois, lived in Savanna most of his life and worked as a fireman and plasterer. He hopes to disinter the remains at Ponce for burial beside his parents in Savanna. He leaves five brothers and one sister and is a member of the M W A.

Luther H. Hicks Rudolphus Hicks Porto Rico Savanna Chicago Moline Company F Ponce Sergeant Hicks Hanover Ill Frank Seibel

Moline Mail Box Co Formed To Market New Mail Box Device

Burlin McKinley and W B Sammel have formed the Moline Mail Box Co after purchasing patent rights from FE P Chaney. Castings will be made at Moline Pump Co foundry and tin tubes assembled at Sammel’s shop. McKinley will devote his time to selling the device, already popular in Moline, noted for safety compactness and weather resistant mail delivery.

Burlin McKinley McKinley W. B. Sammel FE. P. Chaney Mr. McKinley Mr. Sammel Moline Mail Box Co Moline Pump Co. Fundry

Unclaimed Mail at Moline Post Office 1898 List

A historical notice lists letters remaining unclaimed at the Moline Illinois post office for the week ending June 16 1898. Names include H Busies Peter Brown J B im N Carver John VW ten G F Imquist C A Peterson A W Pierson P W wor and others. The public is advised to call or inquire and claim letters promptly.

Moline Rock Island County Illinois Wderaon H. Busies Peter Brown N. Carver John VW. Ten G. F. Imquist C. A. Peterson A.W Pierson P. W. Wor Ronan Dellaf Péter Shiller Chas John Stromberg Pledee H. Ete Ee

Cyclone Leaves Barabadoes 20000 Homeless Amid Losses

London reports indicate cyclone toll and displacement far exceed initial figures. The Barbadoes devastation includes ships lost such as the Leanna and Lapland and many small craft, with limited cable connections hindering details.

London Barbadoes Alert Leanna

Dreyfus Case Delay Linked to Mercier Involvement

Paris dispatch notes ministers slow to decide on Dreyfus revision to avoid incriminating General Mercier former minister of war whose alleged illegal secret evidence to court martial judges has been established.

London Paris Dreyfus Mercio Iwar

Zola Plans New Manifesto On Dreyfus Affair

Paris reports that Emile Zola will return in October to issue a further manifesto on the Dreyfus case. The Echo notes a new push for defense disclosures while La Matin claims ministers possess conclusive proof that secret documents from the original Dreyfus trial were not shown to the accused or his counsel.

Paris the Echo Emile Zola Dreyfus la Matin

Transport Concha Arrives With Wilsons Staff

The transport Concha arrived from Porto Rico carrying General Wilson and a portion of General Miles's army. The troops include a detachment of engineers from Battery A Missouri Volunteers and Twenty-seventh Indiana Volunteers. Health of the men reported as good.

New York

General Miles Falls Ill With Fever in Porto Rico

Washington September 15 Special General Miles was compelled to bed due to a fever contracted in Porto Rico. The illness does not raise fears of serious consequences and he is resting at home.

Washington Miles Porto Rico

Gossip Over Controversy Between Miles and Alger

Washington reports renewed gossip over strained relations between General Miles and Secretary Alger after General Shafter's report omits any reference to Miles beyond noting his arrival. The omission prompts comment among officials and observers.

Washington Miles Alger Shafter

Peace Commissioners to Attend McKinley Dinner Tonight

All members of the peace commission will be in the city tonight to attend a dinner in their honor hosted by President McKinley.

Washington Peace Commission McKinley

Secretary announces town and Oregon to be sent to Manila

Secretary Long officially states that the town and Oregon are to be sent to Manila. The announcement confirms an overseas transfer involving these entities and outlines the plan for dispatch.

Washington Long Towa Oregon Manila

Sons of Veterans Choose Detroits for Next Encampment

In Omaha on Sept 15 the Sons of Veterans selected Detroits as the site for next year's annual encampment. A simplified ritual with one degree was adopted reducing the three existing degrees. The group rejected restricting membership to male descendants of Civil War veterans and supported continuing military tactics in public schools.

Omaha Detroits Sons of Veterans

Deaths in the Military Camps Reported

San Francisco September 1 Ellery B Miles of the Fifty first Iowa unit died of pneumonia at the local camp. Santiago September 15 Private George B Lovejoy of the Thirty fourth Michigan died there yesterday. Cincinnati September 18 J M Basten of the Forty ninth Iowa infantry died at the Cincinnati hospital. Knoxville September 15 Michigan hospital train departed for the north carrying sick from Camp Poland. buque ia

San Francisco Ellery B. Miles Iowa Santiago George B. Lovejoy Michigan Cincinnati J. M. Basten Fortyninth Iowa Infantry Knoxville Tenn Ruimety Poland Buque, Ia

Political agitation to annex Havana island urged by merchants

Havana on September 15 reports a large petition to President McKinley asking for immediate U S annexation. Merchants sugar planters and wealthy residents sign while some Spaniards oppose the plan fearing American enterprise would ruin local merchants. Some Spaniards favor independence.

Havana McKinley United States

Six Commissioners Appointed to Probe War Department

Six officials named to investigate the war department include General Scofield General Grantville Dodge Professor D C Gilman Colonel James Sexton Charles Denby and Evan Howell. The set comprises military and civilian figures to probe departmental conduct and operations.

Washington War Department Scofield Grantville Dodge D. C. Gilman James Sexton Charles Denby Evan Howell

Substantial Points Agreed To After Evacuation Meeting

San Juan September 15 Special It was announced after this morning meeting of evacuation commissioners that the substantial points under discussion have been agreed to The departure of the Spanish war ships yesterday is regarded as the beginning of the evacuation The troop withdrawal will follow when transports are secured Inland town troops are arriving while outpost troops are being maintained.

San Juan

Politicians favor retention of the Philippines

London dispatches report Madrid politicians largely back holding onto the Philippines. They expect Spain to gain valuable economic advantages in return for continued control.

London Madrid Philippines Spain

Clay's Child Wife to Wed Again

Dora Richardson the late wife of General Cassius Clay will marry Riley Brock a sawmill hand on Friday in this Lexington report dated Sept 15.

Clay Dora Richardson Lexington Cassius Clay Riley Brock

Deputies Present West Indies Surrender Bill for Queen Signature

Madrid reports the chamber of deputies officers presented to the queen the bill surrendering Spain’s possessions in the West Indies for her signature. The move reflects formal approval steps in the colonial transfer.

Madrid Chamber of Deputies West Indies

Quarrel and Then Die in Louisville Hotel

In Louisville on Sept 15 Joseph Villers and his companion Nellie McGuffin shot themselves after poisoning Villers' infant son from his late wife. The couple had quarrelled and decided to end their troubles by suicide.

Louisville Joseph Villers Nellie McGuffin Villers

Wife-Murderer Hanged in Bracebridge Ontario

Bracebridge Ont Sept 15 Special Wm Hammond the wife murderer was hanged this morning.

Bracebridge Ont Hammond

Michigan's Thirty-fifth Infantry Ships to Camp Meade

Detroit dispatch reports Michigan's new Thirty-fifth Infantry volunteers departing Island Lake state camp in the afternoon for Camp Meade Pennsylvania to begin training. The movement reflects mobilization efforts as tensions rise.

Detroit Michigan Thirty-fifth Infantry Island Lake Camp Meade

Camp Wike Abandoned Soon

Early reports indicate Camp Whikoff will be abandoned by week’s end. The Dowptal regiment and 1,320 soldiers were involved in the activity with movements noted on September 16.

Motel Point Whikoff Dowptal Douglas

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Belle Kemp Abe Lincoln Herman Woodworth Julia Gettemy Clarion State Normal School of Pennsylvania Marquette Mich East T. M. Sechler Sechler G. A. BR J. S. Bolton Ke- Mee Mathilda Johnson Blackford and Son Wm. Schneider Spirit Lake Hayward Buell Charles Mangold Mr. Mangold Chris Schleuter Peter Schleuter Denver R. L. Hay Milwaukee D. W. G. Hay Mize Maud Bear Jonas Bear Wellesley College Charles H. Lippincott Nellie Maud Stephens John Mawthey Central Station No Indiana F. H. Gardner Sixth Avenue H. M. Slauson Axel Wester Rockford W. K. Sloan Michiflinds Clara Sloan Aurora N. Y Nells College J. W. Morgan Indianapolis Morgan D.,8. Davies, of the Moline Plow Co Oklahoma Hannah Samuelson Butler Berlin C. L. Desers Francis Hemenway Winnie Crompton Bert Rosenstone L M. Lobenstein Carrie and Frances Lobenstein New York City M. C. Rice M. E. Lobenstein Hirsch Mary Robeson Iowa City W. H. Carpenter Earle Sheley South Moline Paul Hamann Co, F Connaughton Brady Ravenport Carlson Gust Carlson Sweden Vroka Westred Lillie Ethel Breheny Gleason Mary Gleason James Gleason Harry Carl Herman Gustav Carlson Anna Arnold A. Samuels Eleventh Avenue John A. Oswald C. J. Searle Thay Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific, Railroad Co Ome Eugenia Champon Fourth Avenue August Champon Colona Johnson Anjoy Bless Naser Mercia Zola Concha Town Sons of Veterans At BIX War Department Investigation Committee Ayer Union Ieee
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