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Newspaper
Tri City Star
Location
Davenport, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1904
Page
1
District reports from Rock Island Davenport and Moline cover social events unions and meetings. Dentists Express & Transfer Cheevey Restaurant and various local businesses are listed along with license grants and upcoming dances and gatherings. Public notices include bankruptcy hearing updates and a new bridge project.
Michael Brennan of Rock Island died yesterday at 11 40 PM at his home from apoplexy aged 40. Born in Darton, he came to Rock Island in 1864 and leaves three children Eugene Mary Lan Thomas. his mother Mrs Catherine Brennan and brothers John and Dennis survive. Funeral at Sacred Heart Church tomorrow under St Joseph's Branch, W C. Druebl. Matilda Druebl aged 4 months 21 days died at home of parents William and parenté Druebl 1928 West Third Street. Funeral Saturday from the parents' home.
Lahrmann's Sick Relief Society held its regular monthly gathering at Lahrmann's Hall. The meeting was well attended and the secretary's report showed the society in good standing with a solid balance, continuing to support members despite drain on resources.
Henry Fluegel sues C M Hemley claiming 3150 on a promissory note dated April 4, 1935. Petersterger is the plaintiff's attorney.
Defendant resists temporary alimony by affidavit filed through attorneys Lotis Block and Cook Dodge in the Bitler versus Biller matter.
A Democratic flag raising is planned for tomorrow night at Northwest Davenport Turner Bull. George W. Scott and several others are set to speak at the event.
ThePeople’s Light Company suit against Charles C Miller has been dismissed on the plain.
A man calling himself W. Voigt offered life insurance work to Guaranty Mutual Life Insurance and Harrison street grocer M. Teunbom. He used forged checks from Moline Trust bank and an application for insurance. He fled town before being held.
Bourke Cochran renowned New York orator and lawyer will speak at Turner Opera House Friday evening October 21. Judge Wade will also address the audience at the same venue. Democrats are making extensive preparations for the event.
B Wilcox, Lawrence Main and Emma Main appeared in Johnston's court in Ruck Island this morning on the charge of assault and battery brought by Adalin Wilcox. The case was continued until next week.
Michigan defeated P and S 72 to 0 Yale led by none in a blank line Springfield beat T 3 to 0 Harvard topped Bates Princeton, Lafeyette defeated Columba Swarthmore shutout Brown 12 to 0 Wesleyan 4 Amherst 23 Bowdoin 0.
The end of John J. Methurg’s lawsuit against A. A. Kellogg. The case has been dismissed.
The Meiburg case involving C. Magnus avziusi and Ed gardt Ryng was dismissed on the plaintiff's motion. The ruling closes the matter without further action.
George W McCashin held a large rally in Rock Island last evening at the corner of Seventh avenue and Seventeenth street with about 1600 people present He assailed both parties and claimed the conventions and primaries were a mockery A hearing was at the county courthouse This evening Caskrin with Blenehs band leaves for Milan for a large rally
Dispatches from Mukden show limited action and uncertain gains as Japanese forces press toward the Hun River. Oyama signals intent to go on offense, while Tokio quotes plans to strike and disrupt Russian concentrations thirty five miles east of Linoyane, with isolated Russian units cut off.
Snow blanketed northern Vermont overnight with Montpelier and surrounding areas reporting persistent flakes. Schools were affected as brief weather warnings prompted closures and daybreak forecasts called for lingering winter conditions across the region.
The piece reflects on Columbus landing in America 412 years ago and asks how many in Davenport recall the event. It recalls two large celebrations twelve years ago and notes that few people may remember the milestone.
Special to the Star outlines receipts and prices for wheat corn oats and livestock in Chicago with variations by day. Cattle sheep and hog markets opened and closed with mixed strength while cash grains show mixed quotes and regional deliveries. Liverpool grain futures and Northwestern receipts are noted along with primary wheat and corn shipments and year over year comparisons.
Davenport Cen trals face M and K club from Rock Island in the Davenport Ball Park Sunday afternoon in the first year game between rival independents. Players listed include Kerker and Vosburg with several other names noted as key contributors. Also tonight Davenport Bowling alleys host the second series with eight teams split into two nights. Colts vs Pullers and Kurts vs Townsends set for the Centrals’ event.
Ambulance removes Alice May Sherman from SL Brown Street Davenport to Morhoilia hospital for appendicitis surgery.
The McQuade versus C B and Company case moves to a jury this afternoon as closing arguments are presented. The trial centers on undisclosed allegations against the defendant, with key testimony already heard from involved parties.
Senator Fairbanks campaigns for Republican unity and prosperity noting forty years of aligned policies, tariff support, and financial integrity. The Turner events drew large crowds, overflow meetings, and local leaders praising Republican aims and Mr. Fairbanks’ address.
City clerk Collins announces the business men's license for 1904 is due at five dollars each. It is the last year such license must be paid, with repeal of Section 1 not yet enacted. Ordinance was reaffirmed March 2, 1904, and after December 31, 1904 the license will end. old laws remain in effect for the current year.
London October 14 Lady Curzon passed a restless night and her condition remains unchanged.
John P. Looney receives notice from Secretary Rose about two nomination certificates filed in Springfield for the 14th congressional district. The documents name different slates for representative and state board of equalization, with written objections filed. County judges meet in Macomb to review certificates and objections at midday on October 7.
Lafayette lodge No. 1621 of the ML B A met last night at Red Menhall for a large session with 62 new candidates admitted. I A Shelley chaired. ceremonies proceeded. An invitation was extended to Davenport lodge No. 229 for next Thursday. Entertainment plans were discussed. vacancies listed include Chaplain E J Humes Conductor John J Wagner Watchman Charles A Belzil.
The Federated Women's Club committee met yesterday at the Outing Club Davenport to fold the convention. A follow up meeting is scheduled at the Outing Club on Oct 28 to finalize arrangements.
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