Republicans Call Township Caucus to Elect Delegates
The Moline era piece urges Republican voters to attend a Reese's hall caucus on Saturday at 8 pm to elect twenty eight delegates for the Rock Island county convention in the Rock Island court house on Tuesday at 2 pm. Delegates will nom inate Sheriff and Coroner and choose delegates to state senator and congressional events.
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Reese's Hall
Court House
Rock Island
Sheriff
Covener
Washington
U. S. Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
The Reform Club Moves Ahead With Renovation
The Reform Club members push active renovation of a room in Whee lock's building with papers hung, tables installed, and the space being updated to look attractive.
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Wheelock
Springfield rifles and mail details for Moline guards
Military notes report forty stand of Springfield breechloaders and ammunition for the Morine Guards. Capt Currier’s Moline Rifles are armed and drilled. Cullom Zouaves are under Capt Woodward. Two Chicago mails depart daily. Post office box collection times and Holland directory canvass are mentioned. Education items note new teachers and salaries, with hires and janitors.
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Nia Gregory
Sam
Currier
Moline Rifles
Chicago
RL & Plr. R
W.U.R. B
Hemenway
Rodman Avene
Lynde Street
Rounds Printer's Cabinet Excels Again
The quarterly by S P Rounds Chicago arrives crowded with aids to the Art preservative. Each issue is praised as the beat thing in printers ink and promises further genius and invention from Rounds, worthy of posterity. Shake, old boy.
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Rounds
S. P
Sylvan Beat Club Heads to Peoria Regattas
The Sylvan Beat club crews travel to Peoria for regattas as six local observers expect them to post strong times and possibly win. Moline oarsmen plan to push hard, while rivals will strive to counter their energy and skill on the water. The next Tax Review issue may chronicle the Sylvans further.
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Peoria
Personal notices and local happenings in The Moline Review
Prominent residents travel, family illnesses like diphtheria, marriages, editorials, and community notices fill the page. Names include Geo W Vinton, J W Christy family, J M Gould, Chas Atkinson, Wm Kerns, Emory Gonnell, J Cassel, J W Simonsen, Simon Hirsch, and Miss Matilda Sehrbeck. Local events cover temperance talks, fairs, school appointments, and the Davenport regatta setup plus multiple business notices and ads.
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E. &. Wright
Watertown
J. W. Christy
J. M. Gould
Chas. Atkinson
Washington
Wm. Kerns
West Liberty
Iowa
Peoria
John W. Good
San Francisco
Wm.Turner
Lancashire & Turner
C. W. Heald
I. S. Reed
J. W. Haney
Davenport Fair Grounds
D. W. Benham
Colorado
Max Walker
Emory Gonnell
Amherst College
West Ward
Henry Street Crockery Sale At Cost
The east end of Henry Street will host a clearance as Anderson sells crockery and glass ware at cost, creating a scene of expected confusion and bargain hunting.
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Henry Street
Anderson
Lowell of the West praised as Moline visit lauds city
A JOURNAL note from Decoration Day visit extols Moline as the "Lowell of the West" for its prolific industry and printing power. It praises Moore of The Review for a first-rate print shop with four presses and 400 fonts, and laments hard times while urging workers to seek fresh provisions before any strike.
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Meline
Lowell of the West
Lowell
West
Mississippi Valley
Moore
Review
Brother Moore
Davenport Blue
Unclear fragmentary verse hints at ship naming customs
Fragmentary lines describe a heroine moving and feeling life on a keel. A hidden name would have kept her ashore. a five dollar bill and a painted bow reveal a naming reason, but the text ends abruptly with a rambling note about him.
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Ayalo
Winess
Nuow
Republican Caucus at Reese's Hall to select delegates
Republican township caucus set for tomorrow Saturday evening June 16 at Reese's hall to elect twenty eight delegates for the county convention at Rock Island, nominate candidates for sheriff and coroner, and appoint delegates to congressional, state and senatorial conventions. S.Homer, Republican HOA Bousano, county WG Mornis, 4 Township Com.
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Reese’s Hall
Rock Island Trastey
Rock Laland
Sherill
Reese's Hall
S.homer
Hoa Bousano
WG Mornis
Letters Remaining In the Malino Postoffice Rock Island County
Weekly list of names of patrons awaiting letters at Malino post office Rock Island County Illinois for the week ending Friday June 14 indicates to callers to say advertised. Postmaster L Heuryway notes these lett ers.
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Malino
Rock Island
Hlinols
Anderson
M. Loar
Margaret Leckstrom
A. Nethonnell
Milton Hengt
Mack
Mins M. Biggs
W. W. Peterson
H. Briggs
Esq. Peters
Mies M. Corbett
Victor Pehrsus
Uiof Wolson Frederick Pipper
Wire
Aan
E. Dabletedt
Wm. R. VanKirkhouse
L. Heuryway
P.M
Odd Fellow Lodges Elect Officers in City
The city Odd Fellow Lodges have elected officers. Olive Lodge 583 names Lawrence Ecklund as N G and August Lindgren as V G with Andrew Anderson as R S and August Nystron as Treasurer. Installation set for July 1. Manufacturers Lodge 485 elects James McKinley N G and Frank Samuels M G with F C Pat as Treasurer. installation July 2. Lodge 133 lists Henry Greeh as N G and Daniel Stuart as V G with others named. installation on event date. All lodges report flourishing membership and strong interest.
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Olive Lodge
N. G. Lawrence Ecklund
V. G
Daniel Stuart
B. i Mabie
Gerrigee
Uref
Bs Yiee
KitePhante
Dersaliff
Democratic statesmen should be sent near the war front
The New York Tribune cites Democratic statesmen accused of trying to cripple the army and suggests they be placed near the frontier. The piece mocks their stance and contrasts it with Native fighters who move heavy artillery toward the front.
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Nason
R. H. Garrigue
R. H. Moore
The
New York Tribune
Revolt in Quebec as Labor Riot Unfolds
A labor riot began in Quebec on the 13th inst and grew into a large disturbance. Authorities read the riot act as the mob surged, with reports of substantial looting and crowds numbering in the thousands.
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Mexico
Quebec
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Holland
Moline
Holland Publishing Company
Helland
Thos. Jewett
Peter Huntoon
Geo. W. Vinton
Burlington
Eugene Lewis
James Shaw
New York
Liverpool
Scythia
John B.hawley
John Holland
Louis Haner
Coal Town
Edwards Street
Davison
Lumer Society
Simon Hirsch
H. Weideman
G. Rausch
Fred Valkman
Claus Conrad
Turmwardt
August Timm
Turnwardt
Paul Tiesen
Hannecke
H. Schwark
C. Witzthum
Hans Laverenz
Des Moines
Towa
Mian
Wis
Ind
Sid
Ohio
M.C
Anderson's
Holt & Wilson’s
Dave Lohr
Anderson’s
Soderstrom
Holt & Wilson's
Moline Plow
Oregon
Turner's
Sylvan Island
Reese's
S.l.moore
Davenport
Augustina College and Theological Seminary
Barnard & Leas M's’g Co
E.C. Abbott
W. M. Brown
C. Ogden
C. Spaet
C. White
L. E. Pratt
W. Kraig
J. Shea
J. Spaet
L. Moore
America
G. F. Linfield
Matilda N. Sehrbeck
J. H. Baselin
Henry Sehrbeck
Richards & Sehrbeck
Meline Stars
Modocs
Westward School House
C. H. Barnard
Modoca
R. OJ
Kreig
J. Shell
John Johnson
A. Frieberg
Mr. Johnson
Carridge
Geneseo
Grover, Miller & Co
Geo. F. Linfield
Atkinson
Clinton
Aledo
Marburg Bros
Seal of
North Carolina
C. C. Clendenin
Daniel
Babylon
H. RoHer
Clendenin & Martin's
Dr. McAffee
C. H. Gerard
Second Avenue
Ofice
Ed Leikman
Geo
RN. Manvin
Olson & Lofiuist
Bob" Moore
the Review
Molino, Ll
C. Stewart Elis
Union Maleablv Iron Works
Times
Robert
Watterson
Courier Journal
A. H. Stephens
Aquatic Fame
Odd Fellow
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