Davenport News Briefs District Tightens in 19th Century Tone
State primary withdrawals reshape the slate as Harry W. Phillips ends his bid for state representative on the Republican ticket. Bishop James Davis pledges Catholic contributions to St Ambrose additions. Injuries, obituaries, and local notices fill Davenport items, including a cigarmaker injunction and a July 4 Joslin fair day program with L. M. Magill and W. E. Whiteside as orators.
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Harry W. Phillips
Mew
Ed. Collins
Hay
James Davis
Davenport
St. Ambrose College
Rock Island News Briefs and Local Social Notes
Rock Island and Taylor Ridge for Wednesday reports include Miss Nannie Miller calling in Rock Island, R. E. Little of Milan en route to his farm, and Mr. Sparks visiting relatives with his wife. Socials note Ruth Buffum and Addie Bowes visiting relatives, and Mr. and Mrs. E Johnson of South Heights visiting Adolph Dunlap. Ball at Rock Island praised. Dr. King’s New Life Pills advertised. Local business changes include Gardella and Corsiglia dissolving a fruit stand partnership, and Sam Arndt selling his store. Dog tax arrest of William Bennett discussed. Deere Picnic draws 4,000 as tug of war thrills crowds at Campbell’s Island. social updates from Davenport, Silvis, and Mediapolis.
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Fred
Fair Ground
Rolla Whiteside
Joslin
Kilgore
Homer Daily
Kiebe
Shafe
Searl’s
Mumma
Alvin Frel
Enterprise
Albert Michaels
Ottumwa
Iowa
Jess Walker
Hilldale
Peter Johnson
Joslin Fair Grounds
L. M. Magill
Moline
W. E. Whiteside
Nannie Miller
Rock Island
R. E. Little
Milan
Taylor Ridge
Mr. Sparks
James Bowes
Washington
Charles Gardella
Louis Corsiglia
Fifteenth Street
Corsiglia
Sam Arndt
Third Avenue
John Deere
Campbell's Island
Robert Burns
B. ‘Lambert
Spalding
Willis Marley
Jennie Lyoms
Harold Engtram
Fat Men’s
Redfern
Oscar Melin
Ter Sadie
Mediapolis
St. Joseph’s Parish
Dean J. J. Quins
Edmund A. Walsh
Josephine
Ed, Jr
Wil
Richard Walsh
Jeessica Don Carlos
Davenport
Alice Mueller
Towa City
Towa
Temperance Sunday Observed at Zuma and Rose Hill
Temperance Sunday was observed at Zuma and Rose Hill with ministers changing pulpits and preaching. A quarterly meeting is planned at Zuma on Sunday morning July 6, with Rev. W. R. Wiley to speak. Local residents include James Sears in Rapids City, Mrs James Wainwright and Mrs Mary Filbert in Moline, Clyde Wake losing a valued horse, and Rosa Swagler hired to teach Zuma school.
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Temperance
Zuma
Rose Hill
W. R. Wiley
James Sears
Rapids City
James Wainright
Mary Filbert
Moline
Clyde Wake
D. W. Mumma
Fred Heron
Jensen
Crompton
Rosa Swagler
John O'Harra
Drunkenness a Curable Disease Ad Ends in Promise
An advertisement touts drunkenness as a curable disease with Orrine No 1 and No 2 as secret and treatment forms priced at $1.00. It claims eminent physicians support the cure, offers a money back guarantee, and states the remedy is sold by leading druggists and Harper House Cy in Washington DC and local outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrine Company
Washington, D. C
Orrine
Harper House Cy
W Sconlin Indians Are Rich Chippewas Have 1 000 000 on Deposit
Ashland Wis July 1 For the first time in the history of the Chippewa people the Chippewa council reveals a substantial sum on deposit and asserts claims against the government. The Chippewas announce assets totaling about one million dollars and outline demands for settlement of long standing issues with federal authorities.
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Ashland
Wis
Jay
Indian deposits in 1905 reflect tribal funds across several reservations
The article notes substantial tribal deposits in 1905, listing sums for various northern Washington tribes and bands including Ashland Hudson Duluth field areas, Bad River, Red Cliff, and others, with totals ranging from hundreds of thousands to around one million dollars. It mentions additional claims against back pay from Civil War times and a representative value between certain sums.
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Ashland
Hudson
Dulut Fiela
Bad Riv
Red Cliff India
Crop Correspondent Estimates July 1 Output at or Above
A crop correspondent reports to the department that July 1 estimates indicate yields at or above expected levels. The note highlights favorable conditions and suggests continued monitoring through the growing season.
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Ture
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Sdavenport
Paul Prurudot
Uty
Jack
Man Island
Henry Ditzen
Pradot
Enjeins Cigarmaker
Harkert Cigar Company
Bollinger
Adolph Hermann
Davis
Emil
Nahant
St. Iike
Ital
Eshpit
Bendixen
Adolph Kahles
St. Lui&e's Hospital
Kahles
En Baden
Germany
Louise Racquet
Lydia ‘Ray
Adolph Kahies, Jr
Phillip
Pauline
Arthur
Walter
Meta
F. Garnett
Moline Boat Club
D. W. Wiman
Muscatine Boat Club
Colonel Wiman
Eagles
Kid Fisher
Muscatine
Cummins
Peter Guise
Fisher
Kid Ammerman
Charlotte
Ammerman
William Bennett
White’s Addition
Bennett
Fromme
Dick Bill
Gle
Streator
Harvey Hill
Jessica Don
Edithan
Garl Richard Walsh
Nebraska Cityas City
Kan
Mrs. Zettel
James Monroe Dent
Oratory
William and Mary College
Patrick Henry
Harlem
White Plains
Brandywine
Virginia
Dee
Ton
Harper's Ene
Old
Bohemia
Budweiser
Ankieuser-Busch
St. Louis, Mo
A. D. Huesing
W.sconlin Indians
Campbell
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