Moline Avenue to cross rails with new iron bridge
The Moline Avenue crossing at the culvert below Brooks will be elevated several feet the culvert widened to fifty feet and spanned by an iron bridge The Street Railway Co will pay for extra land from Mrs Gordon estate Rock Island will grade the crossing improving safety for thousands traveling between Moline and Rock Island A South side through street is favored by local editors and clergy noting traffic impact and future plans
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Moline Avenue
Street Railway
C. B
Brooks
Street Railway Co
Gordon
City of
Rock Island
Moline
Davenport
Emil Schroeder
Mr. Palmer
Zuma
Rock
Stone Yard
Keese
Head
Morris
West End
Illinois Street
Division Street
College Avenue
Tailoring goods arrive from New York for fall and winter
Simon Hirsch returns from New York with a large stock of fall and winter cloths cassimeres cheviots doeskins and similar fabrics. He is rapidly making up the material into seasonable suits. Call and see his goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keatur Ilouse
Springfield
Simon Iirsch
Piece Foods
Simon Hirsch
New York
Mayor Wheelock Visits Topeka From Moline
The Hon. S. W. Wheelock mayor of Moline with ties to Moline Bank and Plow Company visits Topeka for the first time. He is praised as a Western business giant and wished a safe return home. Also notes Kohler on Henry street stocking new millinery and a Spectator mention of Connecticut Mutual’s vast surplus and patient real estate strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canoe Creek
George Allen
Coe
S. W. Wheelock
Moline
Topeka
Western Hiinows
Ile
Moline National Bank
Moline Plow Company
Moline Taper Company
Moline Ilow Company
Kohler
Henry Street
Connecticut Mutual
Arg
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Moline Review
Religious
M. E
E. Wasmuth
McCord
H. Olsen
Baptist Church
Taymen
Congregational Church
J. M. Christy
J.M. Chisty
Anderson
Anderson's
Anderson’s
Apple
Andersons
Simon Hirsen
Simon I
S A. Watters
Main Street
Watter
Monsters
Rock Island County
Tivioia
Forward & Gleason
D.O. Reid
Pierce's
Davenport Iown
Lovejoy & Son
Richards & Lohrbeck
Phillips
N. Chester & Co
Bergman Zephyrs
Fluur
Bokt Club
East Moline
W. Sickels
le Page's
Berg’s Block
Third
Garrison Street
E. H. Pierce
West Third St
Iowa
Clendenin & Martin's
Dispatch
Squire Clemons
Scott County
Daniel Gordon
Fred. Aaterlund
Fred
McIntosh
Williams, White & Co
Board of Health
Davenport and Northweerd
St. Paul
Keater
Gould & Co
Pierce
Gould & Co's
Robert Koebler
Aflice
Swinton
Redpath
Appleton
Richards & Lohrbeck’s
Honesdale
Dart & Gregg
Forward & Gleason's
Wm. G. Morris
Tuk Moline
Jay Gould
Hanley
Dr McAffee
Simon Hirsch’s
Bro. Speer
I.e Page's
Berg
Blarnson
Sii
A. Dinnett
Jhe Woc. T. UU
Mason Lovy
Ernest Speidel
Illinois Industrial University
Champaign
O'd Times
Richards & Sobrbeck's
J. Zimmerman
Lovejoy
East Ward
Lewie Schwarts
J. H. Dix
Chicago
N. Cheater & Co
Curse & Ohlweiler
Geo. Wagner
Cutter's
Jie
Keator House
Dart & Grege’s
D. W. Sickels
Market Square
Reid
Jim
Ballard
Andalusia
St. Louis
Dubuque
Sterling
Mendota
John Wixon
Nourse’s
Nourse
England
P. H. Wessel
Rodman Avenue
M. Hartzell
Eest
D. QO. Reid
Grove
Geo. Oldefest
D. W. Witter
Grover
New York Hat Company
Second and
Brady Streets
Second Street
Corner of
Strady
Savage
John Warner
Dave Reid
Dave
Coffeen
Henry Coffeen
Bob Reid
Keater House
George Lyter
Lyter
Mr. Lyter
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