Abatement bond allows Davenport saloon to stay open
News items report the State House saloon in Davenport operating under a $5,000 abatement bond, filed by Henry Thuenen Jr for Marie Beauchaine, with Judge Jackson approving the plan and keeping the business compliant with the mulci law. Other items note a nonrelated launch misidentification, a brutal wife beating, a ransacked house on Rusholme, care for an insane patient, a burglary near the police station, and a wallet theft on Main Street.
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State House
Government Bridge
Scott County
National Surety Company of New York
Henry Thuenen, Jr
Marie A. Beauchaine
Jackson
Jansen
William Burke
Burke
Ben Schmidt
G. A. Hanssen
Rusholme Street
Joan Kosgard
Main Street
Kosgard
Milan Notes From Monday Social and Local Visits
Mil an and surrounding area residents were described visiting family and friends in Milan. Highlights include Pettit of Rock Island and Fannie Lafferty of Galesburg as callers, teachers Clara Zeitschel in Andalusia visiting Rev. Hawkins family, births for Bert David and John Shuhning households, and various local visits by McLaughlin, Criswell, Lovell, and other residents. A section boss A P Nelson sustained injuries but no bones were broken.
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H. F. McLaughlin
Moline
Milan
John Shuhning
Sarah Adams
Beatty Station
R. McLaughlin
J. H. Criswell
Herschel
Reynolds
John Miller
Bessie Morehead
E. G. Spaulding
Davienport
Edith
Mary Criswell
Joy
Marie Lovell
Rock Island
Ralph
Clyde McMichael
California
Griffin Heads Eleven In West End Football Season
Griffin named captain as West End reports for practice at the athletic field. Season opens September 27 with a bluff opponent likely. a game with Spring Valley scheduled for November 8 and talks underway with Peoria Socials and other state teams.
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St. Anthony's Hospital
Browning
East Moline
Aldermen Attend Municipalities Convention and City Measures
Aldermen discuss attendance at a municipalities convention. Utke moves approval of Schafer's addition filing with a $3100 bond to bring streets to grade. Ellinwood from water works recommends purchase of meters and a hot water meter. report adopted. City clerk bid advertisement for water meters adopted. Street grading actions for Forty third and Fortieth streets adopted. Council to meet in committee with engineers Sept. 23 to review Seventh ward sewer costs. Blochlinger reports on sewer matters and right to connect. ordinance for water main on First Street by private contract moved for immediate consideration and adopted unanimously. sewer ordinance on First Street also adopted. Discussion continues on lowering grades at Fifth and Sixth avenues.
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14Th
15Th St
Milan Bridge
Ostrom
Rock River
Tuckis
City Hall
Bill of Peoples Construction Company
Eleventh Street
Finance and Sewer Committee
Co. F. Degen
Union Electric Telephone & Telegraph Company
League of American Municipalities
Omaha
National Association of Comptrollers and Accountants
Louisville
Smith
Clinton
George Lamont
J. G. Britton
Treichler
Alderman Lawler
Utke
Paat
George Schafer
Ellinwood
Waterworks Committee
Forty-third Street
Blochlinger
First Street
Fifth
Sixth
Davenport to Host Carnival Exposition Week
Davenport gears for a river carnival opening Sept 21 with a free $5,000 Pain Fireworks display on the Mississippi River. The event, organized by Davenport manufacturers and merchants, features 7000-seat amphitheater, 200+ booths, famed outdoor acts, Salome show, balloon races, a 50‑musician Italian band, and a grand Elks home dedication with thousands of veterans and Elks in attendance.
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Davenport Hotel
The
Pain Fireworks Company
Chicago
New York
Mississippi River
Pain
Davenport
St. Louis
Henry B. Marks
Exposition
Flying Banvards
Keira
Landers & Borg
Pettit
Cameroni
Wizard of the Air
Eiffel Tower
Paris
Niazara
Masons
Washington
Caliendo
Baroness van de Merke
Grand Opera House
Berlin
New
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Dow
Tpon
Keokuk
Worrell Dow
Des Moines River
Priscilla
O 'Maule Burns
Brady Street
J. C. Tilton
Macy Smith
Scott County Board of Insanity Commissioners
Mercy Hospital
Mr. Kosgard
Martha Baker
Nellie Liphart
Arthur Tindall
Andalusia
C. A. Smith
C. R. Stephens
Michillinda
H. W. Cooper
Lippincott Cottage
Hawk Hollow
Fourth Street
Sims
Harry Terry
Central Union Telephone Company
Silvis
Henry Roseberg
Charles Henry
Tom Vosnos
City
Greece
Old Country
City Council
Schaffer
McNealy
Alderman Frick
Pete Loge
H. H. Robb
Frank Johnson
Joe Stroehle
Jim Carl
Ben Ransom
Fritz Gest
George Allen
Richard Bailey
Chas, Wilson
Chas, Rinhart
Gust. Peterson
John Anthony
A. Brasher
H. Deisenroth
P. Peterson
Adolph Lambrach
Chas. Gaylord
J. Meyers
J. Hendricks
P. van Houtte
W. McDonald
C. Brookman
T. McDonald
Henry Wish
John Burton
Frank Ehlers
George Anderson
Chas, Grams
Peter Modde
George Talmage
Fritz Scholl
Nels Peterson
Joseph Gutzweiler
William Morris
Thomas Carey
Jas. O’hern
al Sugden
Claus Beck
John Guinnane
Emil Frank
William Peck
John Entler
Frank O'Connell
Mike Ahi Ig
D. W. Kelley
Dave Rooks
John Haley
Ted Heverling
William Ray “Vee
James Farrell
Donwoy
A. Dewitt
J. Eastman
Moody
E. Sweeney
1St Ward
2Nd Ward
4Th Ward
6Th Ward
Capt. Kidd
Room 38
West
New Telephone
Dr. Martin
Ave
London
Gold Dust Twins
N. K. Fairbank Company
Phito Hay Spec. Co
Newark
N. J
Williamson
Seventeenth Street
J. P. Williamson
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