Fortnightly Club Meet Eng This Afternoon In Moline Lab
The Portinghay cub of Moline met this afternoon in lab rooms over First National bank. Meeting postponed from yesterday due to funeral of J B Keator, a prominent citizen who died in South Dakota last week. Fortnightly resumes with Russia as the study topic for a series of lectures from November to May. Membership qualifiers mirror the D A R requirement of direct descent from an ancestor involved in the Revolution. Street Davenport hosts the event celebrating Mas Newton's birth anniversary with games and light refreshments.
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Moline
J. B. Keator
South Dakota
Russia
Qetader Jl
Miece
Catherine II
Jenuay
Alexander I
Nicholas I
Alexander II
Davenport
Mas Newton
Delta Alpha Club Meets With Miss Rena Davis
The Delta Alpha club of the Second Presbyterian church met at Miss Henn Davis home in Davenport. New members Lily Sutton Pearl Townsend and Tose Heintz were initiated. Officers for the year were elected and a musical program followed with solos and a duet. Refreshments were served. Next meeting set for November 21 at Mass Rebecca Taylor Taylor's home.
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Delta Alpha Club
Second’ Presbyterian Church
Henn Davis
Thirteenth Street
Grand Avenur
Davenport
Lily Sutton
Pearl ‘Townsend
Tose Heintz
Dbtta Heald
Rebecca Taylor
Lulu Suttom
Delta Alpha
Taylor
East Fourteenth
Atrvet
Mary Moffatt
Mies
Ett, Heald
Alwa Kenyur
Rebecc Taylor
Tala Sattgu
Florence Moffatt
Dramatic Club Organized at the Unitarian Church
A group of young people met at the Unitarian church to form a Garrick Dramatic Club. They adopted constitutions and bylaws, elected officers and four committees to handle programs, advertising, membership, and arrangements. The club plans four to five plays per season with lighter offerings in between, meeting every two weeks.
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Peope
Unitarian Church
Garrick Dramatic Clic
Eliarel
Turaday
Wik
Missi Lala Mittelbuscher
Frieda Sehrker
Ifred Rieck
Mrs Lewis entertains at cards for Miss Cady
Mrs J Lewis hosted a card party at 705 Perry Davenport with five tables of six hand sabre. Honored guest Miss Minne Alma Cady of Chicago arrived with Mrs Wilhan lug rt the MaOastfray flats. Prizes went to Miss Mary Larkin and Dr Edward Walsh. Ming Minne Sharon won lone hand prize. Luncheon followed. out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Edward Lewis and Miss Gilmore.
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J. Lewis
Perry Street
Davenport
Minee
Alma Cady
Chicago
Wilhan
Theophi
Lug
Tenth
Brody Strets
Mary Larkin
Rock Island
Edward Walsh
Ming Minne Sharon
Miss Cady
Edward Lewis
Larkin
Miss Gilmore
Hock Island
Dr. Walsh
Chircago
Reception for Mrs Morgan by two Moline societies
Mrs Bella Morgan president of Gen Rodman Olreie Ladies of the G A R and the Woman's Relief Union will be honored with a reception by members of both organizations at Industrial Home hall on Tuesday evening October 29. Mrs Morgan plans to depart with her husband Col J W Morgan for California to spend the winter for her health.
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Bella ©. Morgan
Moline
May Organize Local Sons of Revolution Chapter
In Moline a group of young men discusses forming a local Sons of the Revolution chapter. The strong Daughters chapter suggests a favorable reception, with Mr and Mrs Newton hosting a preliminary gathering at 725 Fillmore. The plan prompts community interest and hopeful plans for a Saturday meeting.
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Sons OF Revolution
Tim
Moline
Sons of the Revolution
Daughters
Newton
Fillmore
Miller Weds Bessie at Taylor Ridge Home
Arthur Miller and Bessie McBurney united in marriage at the bride's parents home near Taylor Ridge, Hook Island county, with the ceremony led by Reverend Kottlecany of the Taylor Ridge Methodist church. The couple, attended by no others, will reside near Taylor Ridge after a honeymoon circuit to Ruck Island Pt Golling and Denver. The groom, son of Cyrus Miller, is known locally. the bride, a West Liberty and DeKalb Normal School alumna, taught in Taylor Ridge village school last year.
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Arthur $, Miller
Ross Bessie EB. McBurney
4. R. McBurney
Taylor Ridge
Hook Island County
Rey Kottlecany
Methodist
Elrei
Taylor Rice
Nannie Miller
Ruck Island
Pt Golling
Denver
Cyrus Miller
West Liberty
State Normal School
DeKalb
Spe
Taylor Rudge
Music Students Meet With Miss Julia Ryan
The Music Students Club gathered yesterday afternoon at Miss Julia Ryan's home on Body Street, Diavet Port, to study French composers. Miss Ryan, a vocalist, and Mrs Arthur Giggs, a pianist, led the program with visitors including Russ Blanche Sherman, a young Chicago pianist. The next meeting will be at Robert 4 Nott's on Kirkwood Boulevard. program items referenced include C Minor pieces and works by Chaminade and Garnet Godard.
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Julia Ryan
Body Street
Diavet Port
Mis. Ryan
Arthur Giggs
Russ Blanche Sherman
Chicago
Robert
Nott
Kirkwood Boulevard
Prisou Goeur
Ta Kalon Society Meeting Program at Davenport High
The first Ta Kalon Society program by Davenport High School freshman, held at Dass Flora Hitchcock's East River Street home, features extemporaneous speech by Mr. Kignot Ghert Plana, solos by Mr Marry Piulsety and Miss Eda Horne, plus a debate on current literature and traveling 12 more beneficent than a course text.
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Davenport High School
Dass Flora Hitchcock
East River Street
Kignot
Ghert Plana
Marry Piulsety Relale
Lillian Thomas
Will Brown
Lilian Noble
Oscar Nester
Fiano Solo
Eda Horne
Moline DAR Chapter Meets With Mrs Moore
Min A L Moore of Moline hosted the Moline chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution for the year’s first gathering on Saturday afternoon. Reports from the DAR in St Louis were shared and found of interest, with Mrs G A Huntoon and Miss Jessie Hull discussing Missouri events. Emma Medill spoke on the topic, and Lucy Bryans from John Rogers Park attended as well.
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A. L. Moore
Moline
Daughters of the American Revolution
St. Louis
Indies
G. A. Huntoon
Jessie. Hull
Emma Medill
Robert Enegren
Das
Lucy Bryans
John Rogers Park
Card Party Set by Hennepin Hive No 7
Hennepin hive No 7 of the Ladies of the Maccabees hosts a card party at Redmen hall and plans a dance series through winter. Committees include Lady Teufel Wigglesworth Barr for November events and Lady Yetechkee Brubaker Mi Hasek for the next Thursday afternoon gathering.
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Hennepin
Lady Teufel
Lady Wigglesworth
Lady Barr
Pleasant Surprise On Miss Ellen Sohrberk Anniversary
Miss Ellen Sohrberk was pleasantly surprised at her home in Moline for her anniversary celebration. The event featured dancing social games and evening entertainment with gifts presented to Miss Edna Wood of Rock Island and Miss Gladys Beckstram of McHenry.
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Ellen Sohrberk
Thirteenth Avenue
Moline
Edna Wood
Rock Eland
Gladys Beckstram
McHue
Rock Island Aid Society Entertains
The Ladies' Aid society of the Aiken street chapel in Rock Island hosts a fair with a Ladies' Home Journal booth and other stalls. Various locals visit St Louis fairs and notes a string of visitors, parties, and upcoming events at Davenport and Rock Island venues. The piece closes with a health story promoting electric bitters.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Aiken Street Chapel
Nock Island
Ladies’ Home Journal
Harry Springer
Wiliam
Rock Island
Sedula
Moa
St. Louis
W. G. Anderson
Ffifth Street
Molfay
Dance at Armory Hall by Company B in Davenport
The Muscatine unit of Company B plans seven dances starting Wednesday evening December 26 at Armory Hall Davenport after a summer renovation. Tickets are selling fast with Petersen’s sixteen‑piece orchestra providing music. A shooting event for a Barnard Cup will follow, with Muscatine and Davenport teams competing Sunday at Company B’s range near Mercy Hospital.
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Company B
Artery Hall
Davenport
Che Hall
Marrjing
Surge Petersen
Meer
Cherse
Robert Risley
Aman
Albart Hass Corpors+ Ives
Pirates Whe Corry
Foster Ghpell
H. F. Barnard
Muscatine
North
Mercy Hospital
Program to Be Given by Turners Tomorrow
The informal program by the Davenport Turner society will be presented tomorrow. It features an orchestra, choral and solo items, including a Mozart piece, a Haydn souvenir, a flute solo, and a quartet. Various performers, Miss Anna Dengler, Mary Reeve, and Mr Otto Lorbeer are listed among the participants.
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Turners Tomorrow
Becker
Mate
Sehaetten
Anna Dengler
Mary
Reeve
Haydn
Poathe Leonard
Gan
Goetze
Laties
Liebau
Otto Lorbeer
Kunze Mesrs
H. Peterson
R. Reese
A. Drews
Wunder
Arion Quodiibet
Steamer J. S Faces May Meet Competition On Mississippi
Eyes of observers follow the steamer J S as it may challenge rival lines along the lower Mississippi. Capt Streckfus’s excursion success last winter spurred southern operators to plan similar trips. Two companies reportedly control New Orleans landings, threatening J S prospects this season. The Winona began at Davenport levee, while the Drubie heads from St Louis to Dubuque and returns Thursday evening.
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J. S
Eilieg
Mississippi
Streckfus
Strackfue
New Orleans
Capt. Strackfue
Jash
Winona
Davenport Levee
St | Louis
Dubogns
Conner Makes Speech at Winnebago Event in Forest City
Forest City Indiana October 18 Congressman J P Gonner of Denison spoke to the Winnebago Indians at the courthouse. He extolled current administration achievements urged Republicans to mobilize turnout and praised protectionist policy as decorations reflected aging party loyalties.
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Forest City
J. P Goniner
Denison
Fresh Import of Dutch Bulbs Arrives for Sale
Bulbs in stock include Tulips in assorted colors at 20 per dozen, Hyacinths at 5 to 10 cents each, Narcissus in various varieties at 50 cents per dozen. Fresh importation emphasizes complete assortment and ready availability for buyers.
Mrs Maybrick Plans To Push Her Litigation
Mrs Florence Maybrick, released from prison and recovering in New York, plans to base herself in Washington mid next week to pursue litigation over property rights in Kentucky Virginia and New York. She denies plans to act on stage and aims for a quiet life near her old home after the case.
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Maybrick
Washington
Florence Maybrick
England
America
New York
Mybrick
Virginia
Kentucky
Wes
Fire Rages as Mine Inferno Claims Workers in Shamokin
A blaze at the Enterprise coal mine in Shamokin Pennsylvania on Oct 18 left one worker dead and fears that several others are trapped. About seven hundred miners and helpers were reported underground when the fire broke out and raged through the shaft.
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Shamokin
Enterprise
Ren
Japanese envoy Prince Fushimi to visit in Washington
Washington reports plan for Japanese minister Takehira to meet Prince Fushimi in San Francisco. Fushimi, a celebrated envoy and former Taranege commander at Haudian Hill, will be officially hosted in Washington with ceremony. If Takehira cannot travel, a secretary will escort the envoy to the Pacific Coast.
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Washington
Takehira
Sen Franciscn
Fushimi
Japan
Haudian Hill
Wisrasuk
Takhira
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Te Pine
Indians trapped after bloodless Sonora coup in Magdaleon
San Antonio reports Governor Tsuhel of Sonora captured 400 Yaqui Indians in Magdaleon during a bloodless coup. The group had gathered for fiestas. soldiers surrounded the town as the Indians relaxed at booths. They will be moved to Hermosillo then transported toward Yucatan and the Isthmus of Tebuan-Aupac.
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San Antonio
Tex
Meratlan
Mexico
Tsuhel
Sonora
Magdaleon
Indiana
Seara
Isabel
Hernosilio
Yucatan
Tebuan- Aupac
Prince John Wore Skirts Until He Was Fifteen
Harbin Oct 18 Prince John of Thurn and Taxis a lieutenant colonel of frontier guards was severely wounded at Liao Yong and lies in danger at the lazeretto hospital The prince was formerly a princess who wore skirts until age fifteen when he grew a mustache and shifted interest to girl playmates prompting his parents to enroll him as an army officer as name outweighed schooling
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Harbin
Prince John of
Thurn and Taxis
Frontier Guards
Liao Yong
Cam
Unpleasantness Eases Between Upper Town Students and President
Fayette Indiana October 18 1910 The dispute between freshmen and President Bassett at Upper Town University subsides after a student mass meeting. A committee was formed to present the students side and Bassett grants the request to keep the freshmen colors in the chapel building.
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Upper Town
Fayette
Bassett
Upper Towa University
Renin Oolea Chapel
Daring bicyclist suffers injuries from 70 foot leap into water tank
Henry Tilden Bailes, a cyclist from Chicago, sustained serious injuries after leaping from a 70 foot inclined plane into a water tank at Tallentintval last night. He struck the tank edge on impact, breaking an arm and sustaining severe scalp wounds.
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Gunton
Henry Tilden Bailes
Dus
Tallenintval
Tilden
Bagley
Chicago
Red Light Eases Vaccination Scars Say Doctors
Paris reports Dr Goldman’s vaccination method using a red lit dark room. Patients receive only a small pimples after dressing, with minimal fever and no scarring. Children vaccinated in the dark room were later revaccinated by daylight with successful results.
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Paris
O Gldmain
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