Weather Almanac Notes Davenport Forecasts
Weather outlook for Davenport region with rain possible tomorrow and showers in the southern portion. Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday. Warmer in the northwest with general west and river area rain. Temperature changes slight, with rising trend toward the end of the period.
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Davenport
Soithern
Romerton
Weath
Ute
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Floriia
Ocly
Nebo Theater
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Vasentine
Puiselin
Vanderbilt job for Loree raises rail exec reshuffle
Reported in a New York Central board room rumor chain Loree eyed to succeed Denew as Vanderbilt shop lead while Newman confirms a planned top-level move at the New York Central. The chatter notes several junior railroad men resignations and expected shifts in leadership following Senator Perew’s inquiry.
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Piltsburs
Lares
Comany
Wil
New York
Gentral Systam
Teissnif
Mir
Loree
le Koso
Penneyini
Vanderbilts
Newman
Colurelisa
New York Central
Pendusan
Racksland
Chauncey M Perew
Right of Way Secured For Irrigation Line Route
Waterloo Oct 1 Those in charge of securing a right of way for the proposed Irrgrirben line between Waterloo and Cedar Rapids report most landowners have agreed and few difficulties are expected. The route includes Urbana Brandon Sandy Grove Jubilee and Gilbertrlie with objectors facing persuasion efforts.
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Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Brandon
Sandy Grove
Jubilee
Gilbertrdlie
Factory Fire Destroys William Scull & Co Depot
A Camden Newfoundland mill, William Scull & Co., makers of coffee tea and spices, was completely burnt today. Loss estimated at $100,000. Mrs. Austins Pancake Flour noted for pancakes muffins and game use.
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Camden
William Scull & Co
Tta
Wis
Plan of Work for Davenport Helping Hand League
The Rev. S. J. Homan, secretary and manager of the Helping Hand League of America,writes Davenport residents praising the local mission run by Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Elis. He credits J. B. Dalglish with early organization and explains Brigadier L. B. Davidson will be separated from the project, which will then be managed by permanent local superintendents.
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Helping Hand League
SJ. Homan
Helping Hand League of America
Davenport
Wid
Bilis
Davennort Mission
J. B. Dsilguu
A. C. Elis
Tavenport
Vial
Epiriel
L. B. Devideon
Davideon
Milan Citizens Hear McCuehrim delivRS Speech
George W. McCuehrim led a large group of independents in Milan last night. A crowd of over 200 Milan citizens and farmers escorted the speakers to the meeting on Second Avenue. The address criticized county governance and the freight and passenger states, amid cheers from locals.
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George W. McCuehrim
Milan
McCiskrin Headquar
Second Avenue
Rock Jeland
Bs Blount
Fuck Igliad
McCanklin
Ionlavee
Decision against the eight hour day in Milwaukee contract case
Milwaukee judge rules city contracts awarded to lowest bidder despite eight hour law. Opinion states city charter allows bids based on cost, not eight hour requirement. Case involved a firm favored for eight hour compliance over lower priced, longer workday rival. The ruling will be appealed.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Tidze Halsey
Allwaukee
Wezel
Hulsey
Indictments Hit Hopkinsville Asylum Officials
Indictments returned yesterday against Superintendent Miran ane aearls and several Western Kentucky asylum board officers over alleged bribery and sale of supplies. Fore ver First Assistant Physician WA Lackey, who resigned, charged with assault and battery on a lunatic while acting as superintendent.
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Hopkinsville
Erapd
Miran Ane
Western Kenge
She Ising
Burial of Mrs Nelle Fer RaNON in New York
A chaotic report details the burial of Mrs Nelle Fer RaNON, 38, formerly of Baltimore, after a lethal incident on West Fifty fourth Street. A man identified as John Smith leaped from a window, sustaining injuries that will render him a cripple for life, while several others escaped death or serious harm in a fire that trapped residents.
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New York
Nelle Fer Ranon
Baltimore
Johh Smith
West Fifty-fourth Street
Young Girl Severely Slashed in City District Assault
Salt Lake City reports 2 year old Mary Burton, daughter of a prominent broker, was attacked by an unknown man on Marin Street in the busy business district. He threw his arm around her neck and inflicted a six inch gash in her throat. Police seek suspect as investigation continues.
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Salt Lake City
Mary Burton
Marin Street
Three anarchists arrested in Barcelona plot to assassinate king
Police in Barcelona arrest Ma fin Alfonso Gari and Pablo Gari at VOR Nuevay Gell. They allegedly confessed to a plan in April to kill King Alfonso while he was in the city, early in the month.
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Barcelona
Spain
Polee
Mafin
Alfonso Gari
Pablo Gari
Vor Nuevay Gell
Alfonso
Davenport Team Reorganization Planned This Winter
Davenport plans a major roster shakeup with manager Hayes promising many new faces and the removal of old players. McKeena departs for Decatur, while talks surface of further trades. Rockford tensions flare as debt negotiations and league disputes head to court to safeguard franchise interests.
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Devenport Tex
Hayes
McKeanu
Decatur
Davenport
Weeny
Rockford
Forest City
Selesmergeys
Interpreta- von Wpu
Mike Seaton
Hugh Nical
Direeters
Tor Tlugh
Nical
B18
Ilwse
Ural Rockford
Council Bluffs waits for case retrial in Burns suit
In a dispute over a $500000 verdict from 1902, Nosle v Burns, the Supreme Court overruled a jury and sent the case back for retrial. Doyle seeks a 1902 amount of about $1,000,000 with $445 verdict. delays arise as Doyle and Burns’ attorneys clash, aided by Congressman Smith’s involvement. The January term may be the next chance, though postponement is expected.
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Burns
Supreme Court
Gourk
Wits
Doyle
Orher
Secra
Krwyers
Smith
Isone
Doyne
Bence
Divorce Reform Debate Divides Convention
A sharply divided sentiment emerged during yesterday’s session of the national general convention over proposed measures to bar the innocent spouse from divorce during the former partner’s lifetime. The house debated the issue at length with vigorous addresses from both sides and many delegates urged postponement. Observers expect the convention to defer action and send the matter to the next triennial conference.
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Pasion
House of Denyties
House
Presbyterian hospital dedication at Waterloo
The Presbyterian hospital at Waterloo was dedicated Sunday afternoon in a ceremony attended by local officials and residents. The event marked the opening of a new medical facility expected to serve the regional community with enhanced health services.
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Presbyterian Hospital At
Waterloo
Rock Island Probate Estate Reports Courts Actions
In the Rock Island probate docket the final report and settlement in the estate of John Finvall were continued to October 25, 1904 at 9:40 a.m. Attorneys ED Sweeny for executors and C B Marshall for certain heirs appear. In Ferdinand Davis Sr case widow petitions to appoint appraisers. judge Chesley presiding. Objections overruled. conservatorship petition for Jane Connolly insane. hearing set for October 27, 1904 at 9 a.m. Susanne issued returnable at that time.
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John Finvall
ED. Sweeny
C. B. Marshall
Ke Eharing
Ferdinand Davis
Chesley
Susanne
Drake Freshmen and Sophs Clash in Massive Scrape
Des Moines reports a chaotic Drake University brawl between freshmen and sophomores that spilled from Union Park to downtown streets. Dozens fought, a $35 camera was smashed, and captives were photographed before both sides claimed victory and the incident drew university officials.
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Soudomoares
Drake University
Olgar
Union Park
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Dupree
Mantle
Storkham
Rap
H. Mc Bell
Hazing Wrecks Freshman at Michigan College of Mines
A sophomores hazing attempt at Michigan College of Mines in Houghton Oct 14 left a freshman with a large scalp wound after his resistance halted the planned shaving. Skin grafting may be required as doctors fear possible fatal complications. The injured student remains critically ill amid expected disciplinary action.
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Houghton, Mich
Michigan College of Mines
Aurora a Non-Union Town Discoveries in Labor Delegates
Delegates at the State Federation of Labor convention learned Aurora lacks organized labor. They planned to act as labor missionaries to recruit non-union workers after a casual discovery of the town's dire conditions during an afternoon session.
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Aurora
State Federation of Labor
Fis
Euion Barbers
New Davenport Monthly Sentinel Plans Publication
A Davenport group announces a new monthly titled the Monthly Sentinel to be published by Sentinel Publishing Company. Offices secure on West Third Street. first issue expected in weeks. The magazine aims wide circulation, with stories supplied by International Press Association and rights reserved to publishers.
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Davenport
Sentinal
International Press Association
Sentinel Publishing Company
William H. Tlor
West Third Street
Critter
UW Incorporation
Surrovading
Taylor
Becklen’s Aruen Salve claims swift healing power
An old advertisement touts Becklen's Aruen Salve as a universal healer for ailments including burns sores boils ulcers and piles. The copy promises guaranteed satisfaction by Frank Nadler, a local druggist, with exaggerated claims typical of period campaigns.
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Becklen
Frank Nadler
Perry man marks fifty years in Des Moines
J McGrany of Perry celebrates fifty years since first arriving in Des Moines. He has resided in Iowa for many years and knew many prominent early Des Moines figures. In 1872 he lived in a house later occupied by Dr Hanawalt on Twelfth and Walnut streets.
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Perry
S. J. McGrany
Des Moines
Yowa
Tle
Will Clayrence Wilson Seek Divorce From Eva Weaver
Dayton Ohio reports rapid developments in the case of Clayrence Wilson and Eva Weaver. They wed in Covington Kentucky with Wilson claiming 21 and Weaver 16. Weaver’s father Weaver faced perjury charges. reconciliation failed and Wilson filed for habeas corpus to regain his wife. The girl sued for divorce asserting infancy at marriage. the bride is said to be a niece of Wilson's true wife.
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Dayton, O
Clayrence Wilson
Eva Weaver
Covington
Weaver
Wilson
Wiloon
MGB ATTACKS SALOON IN NEW YORK NEIGHBORHOOD
In New York on October 14 a hospital admission preceded a new death linked to wood alcohol in whisky sold at Rudolph Fritsche's saloon on Tenth Avenue. Coroner Scholer investigated as residents mobbed the saloon with bricks and stones, guarding the building after police took possession.
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New York
Herman
Tongewell Hospital
Schaler
Rudolph Fritsche
Hare
Death of Col Averill in Georgia
Col James P Averill, national junior commander of the Grand Army of the Republic, died suddenly at his home in Allain Georgia on October 14. The loss is noted as a shocking event for veterans and local residents.
U D C Meeting Opens in Paducah with Delegates Listed
Delegates arrive for the United Daughters of the Confederacy state meeting at the First Christ Church in Paducah Kentucky for a two day session. About 100 delegates expected. Officers up for election include Mrs Basil Duke of Louisville incumbent and Mrs James Cuptil of Georgetown. Current officers named: President Mrs Basil Duke first vice president Mrs Jegenh Thompson second vice president Mr W J Barabill corresponding secretary Mrs Lillie Marshall Barty recording secretary Mrs G F Taylor historian Mrs Andrew Len registrar Mrs India Sandefur. Pages listed as Misses Mary J K Sowell Hetlie Wearen Felon Alcott Henrietta Koger and Heile Coleuya.
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United Daughters of the Confederacy
Christa Church
Airs
Basil Duke
Louisville
James Cuptil
Georgetown
James Tarvin
Covington
Jegenh Thompson
Paducah
Alt
W. J. Barabill
Madisonville
Lillie Marshall Barty
Louiville
G. Fi. Taylor
Nicholasville
Andrew Len
India Sandefur
Mary JK. Sowell
Hetlie Wearen
Felon Alcott
Henrietta Koger
Heile Coleuya
Two Girls In Murder Plot Convicted in Belleville
In Belleville circuit court a jury found Nellie Gardner and Mabel Wright guilty of complicity in the murder of John Dunlap after a fourteen hour deliberation. Each girl, aged 18, was sentenced to fourteen years in the penitentiary.
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Belleville
Nellie Gardner
Mabel Wright Multy
John Dunlap
Reynolds and Miss Borden in Jail
Des Mainee Oct. 14 Reynolds the druggist Charlee Reynolds and Des Annan Gordon were arrested at 9 pm in his drug store and jailed. Miss Borden, involved in prior events, hid in a hidden entry under the store leading to the cellar. Reynolds denied harboring her. Gordon received a county jail sentence for intoxication and disorderly behavior.
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Des Mainee
Charlee E. Reynolds
Des Annan Gorden
Ely
Reynolds
Miss Borden
Des Moines
Crawford
Migs Borden
Appa Borden
Reynold
Woma
Teynolds
Miss Gordon
Daily Tourist Service to California by GB I P
During the low rate period to California from Sept 15 to Ger ibth the GB I P will run double daily tourist service from Davenport to San Francisco and Los Angeles. One train leaves Davenport at 10 38 p m via Kansas City and El Paso, the other at 3 35 p m via Omaha Denver and Salt Lake City. Reservations at Depot Ticket Office corner Fifth and Main phone 215 or City Office 207 Brady Street phone 56.
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Ibth
Davenport
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Kansas City
el Paso
Omaha
Penver
Salt Lake City
Fifth
Brady Street
Bank Clerk Sentenced for Falsifying Ledger Entries
Baltimore on October 14 William F Puller former ledger clerk of the Second National Bank pleaded guilty in U S court to falsifying entries and was sentenced by Judge Morris to five years in jail. There was only one bid on brick paving at Oskaboss and the contract was not awarded.
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Baltimore
William F. Puller
Second Nation Bank
United States
Morris
Oskaboss
Colt Remorse Drama Ends in Stage Chase at Checkers
Newark Oley October 4 A wild accident interrupted the Checkers scene as colt Remorse bolted from the stage after a jockey’s pin miscue. Fire engine blocked the exit, a fireman grabbed Remorse then McCoy pinned the colt in a backstage scuffle. McCoy regained control and won the round ending the melee with Remorse disqualified from the act.
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Remorse
Academy of Music
New York
Checkers
Rastus Brown
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Ruetus
Liam
Fourteenth
Irving Place
Nancy Hanks
Turkey McCoy
Henose
Torker McCoy
Heck
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Avenger
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