Opium Den Raid Leads to Pair's Arrest in Davenport
Police arrested a colored man and woman alleged to run an opium den on East Fifth Street. Detectives seized pipes dope stove and other gear as evidence. The man claimed Tennessee origin and carried a loaded revolver. Also reported: railroad officials reshuffle Davenport positions. A bogus check swindler passed a small note to grocer Fred W. Brooks before fleeing.
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Davenport
East Fifth Street
Lee
Shanley
Smith & Wesson
Tennessee
St. Louis
Nels Pearson
Fred W. Brooks
Peter N. Jacobsen
Nels Pearsson
Iowa National Bank
Citizens’ Trust
Savings Bank
Churches Announce Tomorrow Services Across Several Congregations
churches in Rock Island list morning and afternoon services with multiple congregations across Episcopal, Baptist, Lutheran, Evangelical and Presbyterian denominations. Key details include Trinity Episcopal at 7:30 and 10:45 a.m., Trinity Chapel 7 a.m. Bible school, First Baptist 10:45 a.m. with a "What Means to Vote No" theme, and Union meeting at the rink in the evening, with numerous Sunday schools and youth activities in various locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal Church
Nineteenth Street
Sixth Avenue
Granville H. Sherwood
Trinity Chapel
Seventh Street
Fourth Avenue
First Baptist
Commer
Third Avenue
Fifteenth Street
H. W. Reed
Rink
Twenty First Street
Fifth Avenue
Second Baptist
Tenth Street
R. A. Broyles
Edgewood Baptist Church
Forty-fourth Street
J. H. Saulgmser
Sun“Tay School
Twentieth Street
C. A. Mennicke
E. D. Mennicke
Ninth Street
Fifth
Sixth Avenues
E. Klimpke
Zion Swedish Lutheran
Forty-fifth Street
Seventh Avenue
E. K. Jonson
S. G. Hagglund
Children of God
Grace English Lutheran
Fority
Fourth Street
Ira O. Nothstein
Swedish Lutheran
Fourteenth Street
Emil Bergren
Unio
Manufacturing Pulse and Local Civic Notes in Watertown and Moline
Moline manufacturers express cautious optimism about the closing season and foresee 1908-09 posting record goods volume with crops strong and market turnover improving. A launch club meeting at Moline club yielded little progress toward permanent organization. United Presbyterian members elect officers including R J Montgomery and S A Thompson. Watertown citizens party caucus nominates candidates for spring election with Allsbrow for president, Norton for village trustees, and others for clerk and treasurer. saloon caucuses scheduled tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Citizens Party of
Woodmen Hall
H. A. Newton
George Norton
Weeting
George Allsbrow
Dan B. H. Rah
Edward Axelson
J. W. Dawson
Samuel P. Cosner
Sunday religious services and schools listed by church
A compilation of worship times and Sunday schools across multiple churches including Presbyterian, United Presbyterian, First Church of Christ Scientist, First Methodist, Spencer Memorial Methodist, German Methodist, Free Methodists, A M E Mission, St Joseph's, and Sacred Heart. Activities span 9:30 to 10:45 a.m. services, 2:30 p.m. junior leagues, 6:30 p.m. Epworth leagues, with Sunday schools noted at various times and locations on Elm Street to Fifteenth Avenue, Second and Fourteenth streets.
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Memorial Christian
Third Avenue
Fifteenth Street
W. K. Clemmer
the Christian Citizen
Cats
Rink
Second Christian Comer
Sixth Street
Thirteenth Avenue
George H. Hull
Central Presbyterian
Second Avenue
Fourteenth
Fifteenth Streets
Marion Humphreys
Gregory
Bethel Presbyterian
Twelfth Street
Eleventh Avenue
J. C. Thomson
Christian Endeavor
Aiken Street
Union Chapel
South Rock Island
J. H. Cleland
Broadway Presbyterian
Twenty-third Street
Seventh Avenue
W. S.marquis
W. G. Oglevee
People
South Park Chapel
Presbyterian
Elm Street
Fifteenth Avenue
Broadway Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian
Fourteenth Street
J. L. Vance
Young People’s Society
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Seventh
Ninth Avenues
First Methodist
Fifth Avenue
Nineteenth Street
R. B. Williams
Epworth
Spencer Memorial Methodist Church
Forty-third Street
Sixth Avenue
W C. Schultze
Ninth Avenue
Fifteenth ‘Street
John Harvey
Wyman A. M. E. Mission
Thirteenth Street
R. Cottrell
St. Joseph's
J. J. Quing
Sacred Heart
Twenty-eighth Street
J. F. Lockney
Election Notice for Rock Island City Officers 1908
Public notice sets April seventh 1908 election in Rock Island Illinois for city officers ward aldermen two year terms town officers and public policy questions including anti saloon territory and territorial annexation. Precinct addresses listed for registration and voting with polling open from 7 am to 5 pm. M T Rudgren city clerk urges vote for territorial annexation as essential to Rock Island growth.
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Rock Island
Illinois
Ill
South Rock Island
Fourth Avenue
Seventh Avenue
Third Avenue
Sixth Avenue
County Han
Fourteenth Street
Allemeyer’s
Eleventh Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Frick's Livery
Fourth Ward
M. Levy
Nineteenth Street
Sixth
Seventh Avenues
Fifth Ward
Hose
Schmidt
Twentieth Street
Sixth Ward
A. J. Reiss
Twenty-seventh Street
Seventh Ward
Fifth Avenue
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Hinrichs
Davenport, Rock Island & Northwestern Railroad
P. 1
Milwaukee Road
M. J. Young
Burlington
Chicago
F. E. Ward
W. J. Hutchens
Carl St. Jefferson
JH. Elis
Oo. B. Grant
W. J. Underwood
Moline
O— Presbyterians
United Presbyterian Congregation
A. E. Montgomery
R. J. Montgomery
Clara Maurer
S. A. Thompson
J. C. Warnock
William Speer
Edward Maurer
S. H. Montgomery
Suhday School
J. A. Warnock
Mena King
Port AU Prince
Haytien City
Nord
Alexis
Celestine
Toby
Washburn-Crosby Co
A. L. Bruner
Nineteenth St. Rock Island
Einer Sos Han’s Seed Si
Randolph Street
San Francis
Los Angeles
San Diego
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
F. A. Riddell
B. & Q. Railway
Knabe
D'Albert
America
Totten
Dr. Martin