Republican Dart's Hall convention names ticket in Rock Island
Delegates met at Dart's Hall Rock Island on Tuesday to nominate Treasurer Coroner and Surveyor. Reid Ballard Koehler Allen Johnson led to a Reid majority after a recount. Morris and Gordon re nominated for Coroner and Surveyor. county central committee named.
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Dart’s
Canoe Creek
Reid
J.W Ballard
Koehler
Ae George Allen
J P. Johnson
Iveid
Ballard
Allen
Johnson
Cuffeen
Baallard
Wm. G. Morris
Daniel Gordon
Morris
Gentivmeen
J.C. Starr
Moline
W. H. Womacks
Drury
Georges Ate
Coe
Alexander Owens
Biacs Hawk
William Jackson
Rock Island
Rook Talind
Old settlers spin tales of Lusk and local figures
The column recalls 19th century happenings around Moline Rock Island and nearby towns. It mentions John Lusk riding a hack between Moline and Rock Island, Phillip Lynch as the first hackman, Judge Spencer aiding Lusk, and John Deere as a passenger. It also notes the Illinois State Industrial University charter and campus growth, along with local notices about residents, business figures, and a Springfield encampment involving Co. A and Co. B battalions.
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John Jusk
Moline
Rock Island
Phillip Lynch
John Lusk
Lusk
Lynch
Blythe & Stoddard
Judge Spencer
Lem Andrews
P. L. Cable
John Deere
Andrews Mansion
Mr. Deere
Troops Escort Local Companies After Depot Arrival
The 11th Battalion The W A train brought down Co C Morrison. A detachment of Co A and B U of this city met them at the depot and escorted them to the armory where they were served lunch. Around eight o clock the B Q train arrived with Co D Rock Island led by Col Butler in command.
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C. Hed. & Po
Los Cate
Moline
Unien
Moling
Messia
Sears and Wells
Descon Tyrrell
Abram Hartsail
Union
Morrison
Springfield
Co. A
Currier
W. A
Co. C
Cos. A
Co. D
Rock Island
Col. Butler
Mistaken of Moses and Chronology in Scripture
Col Ingersoll discusses Moses chronology and dates. He notes Jewish New Year shifted by orthodox calendars and critiques reliance on ancient timelines. He cites Exodus around 1300 B C and argues events matter more than dates.
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Moses
Col. Ingersoll
New York Herald
Christ
Northwest Lumbermen Form in Chicago to Gather Trade Data
The Lumberman organization of Northwest manufacturers met in Chicago to secure statistics for safer, more accurate lumber business. Moline and Rock Island mills attended. The Mississippi Valley Lumberman estimates a log crop overstatement with production near 4.05 billion feet distributed to Chicago, Mississippi River points, Saginaw, Lake Huron points, Michigan railroads, and other destinations.
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Northwest
Chicago
Moline
Rock Island Mills
Mississippi
Saginaw
Lake Huron
Michigan
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Moline Review
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Dobupyn
Danforth
Marseilles
Williams, White & Co
Davenport
Harlin & Orendorff
Canton
Ill
T. & H. Smith & Co
Pekin
Pierpont & Tuttle
Bushnell
Muscatine
Iowa
Moline Plow Company
Williama, White & Co
Pullag
Praon
Uber
Ted Kk
Durank Wee
Sandey Nigat
Wels Street
Wells Street
McNata
Davidson
Marshal Fish
Mapes
Calaboose
Ion Paddock
Paddock
Juliet
the Gazette
Draddock
Billy Forrester
Elizabeth Jones
Pemberton
New Jersey
Wm. Kerns
Salem
Ohio
Kerns
Moreovver
Hlinois State Industrial University
Champaign
Champaign County
United States
Minnesota
Nebraska
Yale
Columbia
Agriculture
Engineering
Shoemaker
Iowa City
Medical College
Billy Gamble
Billy
T. B. Wilborg
Cincinnatti
Fulton, Ills
E. C. Moderwell
Geneseo
State Senate
Keator
Rosenfield
Morey
Jerry Smith
Joe. S. Smith
Memphis
Tenn
Bob Koehler
Bob
Atock
Alnaworth
the Lumberm
W. E. Stevens
Port Byron
Grand Pap Sickels
Lottie
Schillinger & Trumbull
M. T. Sullivan
Tur Review
Jersey
Sullivan
Green River
J. & Kenator
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