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Moline Review Dispatch

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1903

Page

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Frost Damage In Dakota And Dry Southern Plains

Weather bureau weekly crop summary reports frost in parts of the Dakotas with no major damage elsewhere except in the south where soil is too dry. Across regions, conditions vary from wet in Missouri and Mississippi valleys to drought in the south, with progress in plowing and fall seeding, delayed thrashing and grain damage in several states.

Washington Weather Bureau Missouri Mississippi Upper Lake Region Ohio Valley Atlantic Coast Rocky Mountain Missouri Valley Iowa Nebraska Dakotas Rocky Mountains Oregon Idaho Wisconsin Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi Valley Illinots Minnesota North Dakota Dakota Southeastern Kansas

Turks Destroy Town Castoria. Inhabitants Slain

Constantinople dispatch reports the town of Castoria thirty six miles south of Monastir was destroyed by the Turks and all its inhabitants killed. The report follows earlier dispatches from London noting Chamberlain plans to retire from the cabinet over fiscal policy.

Castoria Abdul -Hamid— Chamberlain Washington Constantinople Monastir

Close Call as Rock Island Girl Escapes Gasoline Fire

Miss Bessie Edwallwas nearly killed by a gasoline stove explosion at 4503 Eighth avenue Rock Island. She replenished an empty reservoir while the stove burned and the flame ignited her clothing. Her mother Mrs Edwall dashed to help smother the flames with an overcoat rolling her daughter on the grass. Bessies hair singed and face and hands burned but injuries not serious.

Bessie Edwall Eighth Avenue Rock Island Miss Edwall

Property Owners Fight Plan to Move Roadway at Warner Crossing

Hampton township officials heard the Rock Island Improvement Co petition to abandon the north south road at Warner property for a new viaduct east of the Watertown road. Delays loom as railroad aims to access the tracks with a diagonal viaduct.. legal representatives for Warner Crossing residents urged action. The board adjourned without ruling, leaving the petition in abeyance and a two year window for new filings if not acted on.

Rock Island Improvement Co Rock Island Watertown Road Warner's Crossing Hampton Township J. M. Brown Warner C. J. Searle Warner Crossing Jackson, Hurst & Stafford

Rapids City News and Local Notes

Mr and Mrs William Adams recently married are visiting Adams mother. Mrs Adams formerly Miss Pettit of Rock Island. Mrs Ida Bowker of Dubuque visits relatives. Bowker once toastmaster here and is Grandma Adames son in law. Earl Jacobs suffers a broken arm after riding a calf. Dr Block sets it. Mrs Vincent distant church minister returns from Canada due to Erie church duties. Grandma Cox returns from Moline after Woodworth Ettor meetings praising health and spiritual gains.

Wilson Adams Canada Erie Rapids City Grandma Cox Moline Woodworth-Etter Ernest Cox

Engineer Carnell Shows Nerve After Downgrade Accident

Engineer Jack Carnell of the Natick yards endured a brutal downgrade incident on the 1618 train, his foot caught in the reversing mechanism. After blood and pain, he returned to the throttle and delivered the train to Ottawa on time, awaiting medical care as onlookers marveled at his grit.

Jack Carnell Natick Yards Carnell Joliet Althe Ottawa

Parlor Lamp Goes Out After Evening Entertainment

In a curious note from the Baltimore American, a lamp in the parlor was put out after a young guest was entertained. The exchange humorously frames the incident as a light moment from a late night gathering.

Baltimore

Central American studying our cattle in the United States

Otto Zurcher of Honduras visits Geneseo to study cattle feeding with stock men W T Jeffrey J D Ford and W W Cole. He reviews feeding practices and plans a large US backed venture to cross high bred stock with native Central American cattle and build coast side slaughter and packing houses to supply world markets.

Otto Zurcher Géneseo Honduras Central America Uni Geneseo W. T. Jeffrey J. D. Ford W. W. Cole Mr. Zurcher Central South America Central American Zurcher

Age certificates required for 14 to 16 year old workers

Secretary R W Entrikin reports ten age certificates signed for pupils aged 14 to 16 who wish to work under the new Illinois labor law in effect July 1. The law requires a certificate from a school official and literacy proof, with principals and the superintendent coordinating tests and notices about eye and ear screenings to parents.

R. W. Entrikin Board of Education Illinois

No Wail In This From Frosty Nebraska Dispatch

A Frosty Nebraska dispatch reports little hate from E. D. Rhinehart, once of Graham Post and now in Imperial, Chase County. He notes on September 16 a corn crop in good condition and mentions the season’s first ice morning, indicating ongoing recovery from prior hardships.

E. D. Rhinehart Graham Post Imperial Chase County Braska

Storm Center Forecast Predicts Severe September Weather

Washington. D. C. Sept. 17. Forecast of a continental disturbance Sept. 19 to 23 signals a period of extreme temperatures with severe storms early, frosts in the northern corn belt, and cool anomalies by month end. Foster urges alertness for storms and electrical disturbances around Sept 20–21 as part of a broader earth activity note.

Washington, D. C W. T. Foster Continent Pacific Coast Rockies Great Central Valleys Corn Belt Cotton Belt Canton Foster Washington, Dc

Extend a Call to Pastor at Dixon

The Rev. William C. Spencer of the Baptist church of Dixon has been extended a call to the pastorate of the First Baptist church of this city. The vote was unanimous. The church offers $1200 and the parsonage.

First Baptist Church William C. Spencer Wiliam C. Spencer The Baptist Church of Dixon Spencer

Sky Pilot Serial Synopsis Sets Scene At Swan Creek Ranch

The Sky Pilot synopsis recaps Chapters I and II where Ralph Connor visits Jack Dale’s Swan Creek ranch, meets the Noble men ranchers including Fred Ashley and cowboys Bronco Bill and Hi Kenal, plus Englishmen the Duke Bruce and Hump Hill. The setting is a prohibition era with liquor smuggling under sickness permits.

Ralph Connor Jack Dale Swan Creek Rockies Fred Ashley Ashy Bronco Bill Hi Kenal Duke Bruce Edinburgh University Hump Bertle Hill

Couple's Secret Wedding Revealed After Trip

Frank Warren an electrician with Tri City Electric Construction Co and Miss Peterson of Twelfth Street Rock Island married during a trip to Clinton about two weeks ago and returned home undetected by friends an acquaintance who happened to see them at a Clinton residence reported the event.

George J. Swan Catherine H. McElroy Sacred Heart Parsonage Rock Island Seventh Avenue Father Lockney Abigail O’connell Lohengrin May McElroy Gunnard Swan Thomas McElroy Dora O'Malley Swan Sixth Avenue Fifteenth Street Union Electric Telephone & Telegraph Co the Mail Gust A. Franzen Hulda D. Bratt C. A. Hemberg Bennie Bratt Hattie Bratt Batiste Béde Fourth Avenue Frank Warren Tri-City Electric Contraction Co Miss Peterson Reiding Twelfth Street Clinton A. Clinit

Fair May Locate Here and Zuma Wins at County Fair

Two hundred Moliners joined the county fair at Jos Joslin as a special Burlington train carried many attendees from Moline. Zuma beat Win-City 7 to 6 in a morning ball game. races followed with notable horses including Uncl Sam and Tommy Oneda. Directors ponder placing fair attractions on the new half mile track on Golena road to attract large crowds and an interurban line.

Jos- Joslin Burlington Road Zumas Zuma Agai Colon Road Pas Twin Cities Peachie” Graham da O'Leary George Newton Sam

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