Bank Money Orders Convenience in Sending Funds
These new money orders offer a safer faster way to send money. Applications must be made at a bank that is a member of the Association and are an alternative to post office or express service transfers.
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Newspaper
Rock Island Argus
Location
Rock Island, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1906
Page
2
These new money orders offer a safer faster way to send money. Applications must be made at a bank that is a member of the Association and are an alternative to post office or express service transfers.
Local employers sent 46.50 to the San Francisco relief fund and E. E. Morgan delivered 2 767.50, lifting the total past 7 000 with subscriptions pending. Also reported: a San Diego wedding of Bawara Wiese to Minnie E. Magill, and stock increase for Lockhart Heating. An East Moline child narrowly escaped harm when a train fender saved him. Police raided Haymarket rooms, fining seven patrons. The Daughters of the American Revolution held the season’s last meeting with a musical program and a report on the continental congress.
A quiet wedding was held Saturday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs C J Aldene for Miss Margaret Dahl and Edwin Palm. The ceremony at eight o clock was officiated by Rev F A Nelson of the Free Swedish Evangelical church in front of about forty relatives and close friends. The couple will reside in Chicago.
Women who fled San Francisco describe the horror of the 1906 quake. Mrs Mary Longstreet and others recount hotel rocking, city fires, crushing ruins, and scarce food. They found refuge in Oakland and praised railroad workers who helped all evacuees regardless of money.
W. W. Overton reports from Los Angeles after visiting San Francisco Chinatown ruins. He describes a ruined underground city beneath the streets with deep passages, smoking caverns, and hidden lives of constricted residents. He notes opium, wealth, and suffering among the displaced, ending with a sales pitch for Rocky Mountain Tea from T. H. Thomas' pharmacy.
Davenport announces the formal opening of the Immaculate Conception academy auditorium on Main Street with an entertainment on Wednesday May 16 at 730 PM. Separately downtown offices close at 1 PM Saturdays during summer. gambling charges against Eldorado proprietors filed. Harry Schmidt jailed six months for breaking and entering. Davenport interurban prospects grow with Cedar Rapids and Iowa City links. Ward Clair the horse thief caught and bound over after盗 arrest.
Saturday Sheriff Moran informed Sheriff McArthur that Clair is also wanted. Clair hired a livery rig and offered it for sale while fleeing Clinton county. The buyer alerted Clair to return the rig to its secured location, and Clair complied, aware he is under suspicion. He remains sought in Muscatine as well.
Rock Island county court presided by Judge E E Parmenter considers the probate estate of Dorothea Trittle and approves several claims including W L Eddy in class 5 for 27 50 B F Knox in class 1 for 94 00 Mississippi Valley Press in class 7 for 20 00 Muller Undertaking in class 1 for 5 00 Henry Runge in class 1 for 38 00 and David Don in class 7 for 6 00 for letters testamentary.
Petition granted. Oath as executrix filed and recorded. Individual bond for Mary Jones as executrix approved with security waived. Letters testamentary issued. Estate of Louisa H Vandruff final distribution reported and approved. Administrator discharged and estate closed.
Railway tips advertise very low round trip fares to Boston via Lake Shore with a one dollar surcharge. Valid June 2 through 5 with return extended to June 30. Contact M.8 Giles, T. P. A. Chicago. Warren J. Lynch, passenger traffic manager, Chicago. Also notes first class service from tri-cities to Chicago and Kansas City with sleeping car reservations. Homeseekers tickets on sales first and third Tuesdays monthly to Iowa Minnesota North.
The notice advertises rail travel from Chicago to Boston with one fare plus one dollar round trip, valid May 31 to June 9, and return by July 15. It urges travelers to contact any Chicago and Lake Shore office for details, mentioning M. B. Giles and Warren J. Lynch as contacts.
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