Dr Parker interview sparks growing medical practice
The Moline Review notes Dr Parker’s rapid rise in practice after a recent interview. Local police matters are quiet. A Port Byron hair pulling case ends with plaintiff verdict. School enrollment up from 80 to 155 in January. Temperance messages urge unity and action. City Council discusses police, licensing, rail proposals, and elect ion logistics. Residents draft opinions on reports and privacy.
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Parker
Emerald Isle
Port Byron
Rowe
J. A. Wells
Esquire Hunt
R. J. Bell
Wells
Mr. Johnson
Johnson
Miss Free
Christian Chapel
Rapids
McCord
Hampton
City News In Rock Island District
Local notes report Mr Alex White planning residency in Cambridge and counterfeit half dollars circulating. Forger Chas Smith imprisoned eighty days. Revival meetings at Ninth Street M E Church closed. City finances show 8680.97 balance on March 1. City Council approves 21294.09 in bills and grants warehouse/ground rights to K N Line Packet Co and Diamond Joe Line. A list of city officers elected includes Mayor E P Reynolds and Police Magistrate H C Blackburn. Ben Harper’s generosity to Rodman Rifles praised with honorary membership.
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Wheelock
Hemenway
Olof Olson
Grantz
Olson
Christ
Kuehl
Catholic Church Society
Barnard
Lynde Street
Rodman Avenue
R. RK
Andrew Shallberg
Charles Carlson
John Dafra
Andrew Sundberg
John Tredeman
Henry Peterson
Swan Tropp
Henry Tilton
Selene
James Anetsar
Piper
AK McHurney
Mapes
Swander
Isden
Simon Hirech
T Walker
Fred Ablatert
Frank Korns
Gottache
G Morris
OS K. Moore
Fine
Reece
NC Tyrrell
B.P Oakley
Moline Gas Co
A. Klingberg
Board of Health
Rockford, Rock Island
Sugar Hollow
Moline
Slater Street
Rock River Bottom
Rock River
Shellene
Ainsworth
White
Alex. White
Cambridge
Chas. Smith
Ninth Street M. E
Butler
I’. J. Hwolcombe
Randall
Turner's Hall
19Th Street
Diamond Joe Line
1Sth Street
E. P. Reynolds
H. C. Blackburn
John Aster
Ass’t
J. Strahle
JJ. H. Lloyd
M. T. Stafford
Davenport items note Academy of Science and local events
The Academy of Science netted 450 dollars in its opening week exhibit. The Emmet Centennial was celebrated with a lively Monday evening program. The Charlotte Thompson troupe presented Jane Eyre and Miss Multon at the opera house Monday and Tuesday. Rev Dr W Hogan lectured on Catholicity and Protestantism. The 14th Street Methodist Sunday school marked its eleventh anniversary with entertaining exercises. An accidental shooting left Nicholas Meislahn with facial injury. Richard Bless expressed remorse. Davenport hosts a Davenport Saw Mill conference urging Congress to avoid closing the Chippewa River to logs, warning it would cripple regional lumber interests.
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Hastings
14Th Street Methodist Sunday School
Richard Bless
Nicholas Meislahn
Bless
Davenport
Congress
Wm. Renwick
J.S. Keator
J. B. Lindsay
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Minnesota
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Iowa
Illinois
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Fragmentary local note on a birth in Rapide City
A fragmentary report notes a birth in Rapide City. The text references an Insurance agent, Catholic clergy, and a priestly blessing, mentioning a baby boy of nine pounds and names such as Rev. D and Roddy in a informal parish context.
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Jef
Roddy
St David's Day Observed by Welsh Congregation at Coal Valley
The Coal Valley community celebrated St. David's Day with two-day events featuring Welsh and English readings, poems, songs, and recitations. Thomas Phillips presided, the Forester's Glee Club beat local rivals, and Rev. Dr. Harris delivered brief, witty addresses.
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St. David
St. Patrick
Emrald
Erin
Father
Wales
St. David's
Thomas Phillips
Forester’s” Glee Club
R. Hughs
Messrs
P. Brown
Levi Salmon
Williams
Thomas Thomas
Jennie Lee
Adeliade Williams
Clara Taylor
M. A. Lee
Cable
Harris
St. David's Day
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M. A. Gould
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Main Street
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