Marriage Licenses and Local Notices Spark Davenport Notes
The Davenport city page reports various licenses issued to Adolph Hamann and Emma Meier of Eldridge, Chauncey Hamilton and Alles Clare Mueller of Mollme, and Jos. Twige and Nancy Stickelberger of Blue Grass. It also notes a marriage license for other couples, local meetings, billiards and bowling club events, train delays, and several civic notices including tax rolls, court adjournments, and police activity.
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E. T. Paxton
Elizaneth Reynolds
Marrhige
Nancy Stickelberger
Blue Grass
Chas
Huse
Ollie Wallers Lave
Ravenpore
Nagel
West
Fourth Street
Mise Rattle Seaman
Lintolnsven
Moses Sadie Sik
Lillian Bitbert
Filty Whitaker Jett
St. Louis
Tain
Aba Glen Club Holds Its First Dance at Armory
The Aba Glen club held its first dance last evening at Armory hall. A very large crowd attended and all wished the dance would last longer. The club will begin weekly dances on Tuesday evenings, with Stracaseté orchestra providing the music.
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ABA Glen Club
Armory
Arn Glen Club
Armory Hall
Stracaseté Orchestra
Griswold College Demolished for New Building Project
The site describes Griswold College leveled to ground and the last wall removed as men toil in a cellar for the new structure. Davenport High School appears in the scene with scores of workers and masons preparing for rapid construction progress.
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Griswold College
Davenport High School
Dixwell Street Lots Sold Yesterday Report
Wilckens sold two 46 ft lots on Dixwell Street yesterday afternoon to John Meyer and Harry Dauarn for 2600. Meyer will erect a six room dwelling. Jansen will install a sewer root lease. Sale conducted through Nabstedt & Pierce.
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Wilckens
Dixwell Street
John Meyer
Harry Dauarn
Meyer
Mr. Jansen
Cdh
Nabstedt & Pierce
Gross bill filed in case McAnineh versus McAnineh
The cross bill was filed by the defendant in the complaint of the Maluit. Alfred Parson is the attorney for the defendant.
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Tne
Lottie McAnineh
George W. McAnineh
Alfred Parson
Degree team of Davenport lodge plans dancing party
The degree team of Davenport lodge No 219, 31 B A, will hold a special meeting at G. Aeenight. It was decided the team would sponsor a dancing party on November 26 at Turner Hall.
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Davenport Lodge
No. 219
Beth
G. Aeenight
Turner Hall
Action on Promissory Note Filed Against Ninehan Minehan
The Union Savings bank files suit against J. P. Ninehan and Martha Minehan over a promissory note for $1,000 dated June 16, 1904. Attorneys for the plaintiff are Chamber t Petersen.
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The
Union Savings Bank
J. P. Ninehan
Martha Minehan
Ghambert & Petersen
He Plaigum
Salvation Army event schedule announced in town
Prominent Salvation Army figures appear at 3 o clock with a 5 o'clock evening tug and general services. The colonel, highly respected and consecrated, will lead. A children and young people's meeting is set for 2 to 2.30, led by the colonel, offering special interest to youth.
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Yenport
Abie Gach
Sphein
Panama Strained as Crisis Over Canal Deepens
Washington reports the president instructed Secretary of War Taft to visit Panama for talks with Panamanian leaders on canal possession issues. Taft will depart May 14 with Panamanian minister Obaldia and William Nelson Cromwell, adviser to the new Panama Canal Co. The crisis has worsened with near rupture, and Panamanian sentiment opposes U S threats amid canal dynamiting fears.
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Washington
Taft
Paine
United States
Iin Mitnister
Panama
Canal
Aiken Street Chapel Rock Island Bazaar Opens Tomorrow
An old style community bazaar at Aiken Street Chapel in Rock Island is set to open tomorrow with a display of handiwork and charity stalls. Local organizers led by Mrs. J. BP. Setmroms and Mrs. Flack present plans and talks by Mire Yaten and Fred Yonn among others. Proceeds support chapel activities and local aid.
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Aiken Street
Chapat Bazaar
Whitch
Cupdy
J. BP. Setmroms
Flack
Charles
Guldenzoot
Yatenfine
Mix
Fred Yonn
Pri
Pri and Ideflivee Misy Oalnttig, Mra. Barton
Aprius
Borel
Tira Wy Bollana
Dlztobbta
Misvellimeona Artteler M
Osslors
Colite
Royal Highlanders Card Party At Redmen Hall
The Royal Highlanders announce a card party tomorrow evening at Redmen hall. A large crowd is expected as invitations have been sent widely. Admission will be charged to defray expenses and refreshments will be served.
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The
Royal Highlander
Redmen Hall
Markets of America and grain outlook in Chicago and Liverpool
Markets report arrivals and prices for hogs cattle and sheep in Chicago and Omaha with notes on weak hogs and steady cattle. Liverpool grain and New York stocks are summarized with price shifts and primary receipts, while a Hebrew Young Men’s club installs new officers led by S J Gould and J Gellermany.
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Chicago
Omaha
Kansas City
Shitase
Northwestern
Minneapolis
Duluth
Gomn
Brade
Hebrew Young Men's Club
S. J. Gould
J. Gellermany
Abe Frankel
M. Finkel
L. Swarts
Scood
Jop Friling
S. Lewis
Retail Clerks Hold First Dance of Evening
The Retail Clerks held their first dance last evening at Redmes hall with about fifty couples in attendance. The event kicked off a series of dances planned for the year, the next scheduled for November 13. Ogden's orchestra supplied the music for the dancing.
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Assonation
Redmesball
Adout Sfty
Ogden
Tri-City Press Club Hosts Banquet At Hotel Rock Island
The Tri City Press club held its regular monthly meeting at Hotel Marms Rock Island with an elegant banquet. A vote of thanks was given to the hotel management and Rex Dale was authorized as successor speaker for the club’s annual entertainment.
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Tri-City Press Club
Marms
Rock Island
Rexdale
Steure
K L W Ceub to Give Series of Dances at Armory
The K L W club announces the first of four dances to be played through the winter at Armory. Blenner’s Orchestra will supply the music for all dances with admission charged for each event.
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K. L. W. Ceub
Armory
K. L. WW
Blener
Fifth Ward Democrats Meet at Hibernian Hall
A meeting of the democrats of the Fifth ward was held last night in the Hibernian hall. The gathering, called by the committees of the ward's two precincts, discussed campaign concerns and procedures.
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Democrats OF
Hibernian
Fifth Ward
Hibernian Hall
Rock Island Fraternal Tribune Plans Halloween Party
The young women of the Rock Island Fraternal Tribune have planned a traditional Halloween party. Five hundred invitations have been sent and Blener's full orchestra will provide music for the event.
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Rock Island
Blener
Three children die in Harlington house fire
A deadly blaze in Harlington claims the lives of Davis Darnbsrt aged two Yazel Darnhart aged three and Berta Palmer aged two. The incident started when FW Boenhart Mies Yabar allegedly threw kerosene in a stove causing an explosion.
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Harlington
Wen
Davis Darnbsrt
Yazel Darnhart
Berta Palmer
Boenhart Mies Yabar
Stova
Attorney Hanley at M B A meet reports delegate turnout
From Minneapolis Mr Hanley, returning from the Modern America convention where he served as an associate delegate, notes a highly successful meeting. Delegates from twenty four states attended as the lodge grows rapidly. Hanley joins the lodge law committee alongside John Urlina, Senator Dowell, Sam Sparrow, Knight, and Fobu A Jeffrer.
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Minneapolis
America
Hanley
Lnw
John Urlinu
Cedi Rapids
Senator Dowell
Des Moines
Sam Sparrow
Loileians
Bro
We A. “Knight
Battle Creel
Mich
Fobu A
Jeffrer
Salem
Ore
Farewell reception for Rev Fayette L Thompson and wife
The St John’s Methodist Episcopal Church held a farewell reception for Dr Thompson and his wife as they depart for Minneapis where he will lead Hennepin Avenue Church. The crowded rooms reflected affection and sorrow as congregants praised his three years of service and the church’s future memorial. Musical selections were performed.
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St John's Methodist Epis
Cepal Church
Fayette L. Thompson
Thompson
Minneaplis
Thmpson
Hennepin Avenue
Fortnightly Club of Moline Met Yesterday
Yesterday afternoon the Fortnightly club of Moline held its second meeting in the club rooms. Mrs A L Moore and other members read papers on several topics. Members present included Mrs Ski Brash G Allen Mrs A R Ebiburday Elizabeth Barnard Owen Alles Alice Taddock.
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Moline
Rouns
Ghove Joe First Nuloun
Bank
A. L. Moore
Dunloon
Ski
G. Allen
A R Ebierday
Dues Elizabeth Barnard
Mea
Owen
Alles Alice _Taddock
Golden Wedding Anniversary Celebrated in Davenport
Bir and Mrs G W Cable marked their golden wedding anniversary at home on East Locust street Davenport with eighteen family members and an elegant dinner. The event featured a christening of Katherine Cable Wing, daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel G Wing of West Newton, conducted by Rev Donaldson of Sterling officiating. Attending were Dr and Bro A W McCandless of Chicago and their sons George Russell and Wilson, and Mr and Mrs Danserl G Wing of West Newton.
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JJ 3
Witte
Minasty Wochenblitt
Ottiwa
Ciy
Hhis Paper
Saat Rousehird
Juss Hanan
Wayne
Tnegaiye
thousand _oalines
Tooth Street
Bloom
Maaratug
Chicago
Ulla Avening
Ineo Tide
Black Hawk
Tavenport Lodge
Caril
Davyetpads Lodge
IL. Oo. GP
Towa
Frank Grasch
Donald Scott
Teese Comucd
Memorial Hall
Court Chonge
Harry Thearmann
Judy Klondiie
Davenport Yestoring
Walter Muara
Marth
LeClaire
Louis A. LeQluire
Mary F. Dolly
Davenpork
John Stafford
Minneapolis
Davenport
Ie Loidon-Lancashie Incurante Company
Mary Frank
Portland
Ore
Drs
Am, Behrens
West Msrd Street
Frante
Gorm
Thie
Hertha Society of German Women
Cinus Groth Ul
Cavs Groth Hall
Davenport Miliary
John Sweener
Twa West Gecond Street
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Sweeney
E. & Petersburger
Peoria
Western Employment Agency
Western Employment Agency. This Organization Will Be Established To Protect Thea
Om Forte
Meiu
Mom
Vierets
Scott Uianiy
Bir
G. W. Cable
East Locust Street
Katherine Cable Wing
Daniel G. Wing
West Newton
Mess
Wilson Donaldson
Sterling
A. W. McCandless
George, Russell and
Wilson
Mya. Danser
West Neston
Wedding at St Pauls Parsonage in Eldridge Area
Adolph Hamann and Miss Emmia Meller wed this afternoon at 2 o clock in St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran parsonage. Rev Blancke officiated. The couple plans to reside near Eldridge. Attending were Dr Pred Helken and Miss Aune Hamann.
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Adolph Hamann
Emmia Meller
Stt. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Blancke
Eldridge
Pred Helken
Aune’ Hamann
Rumor of Cunard Liner Sinking Deemed Inaccurate
London reports a Vienna rumor that a Cunard liner carrying 2200 emigrants sank off the Spanish coast. Cunard officials have no news of any disaster and the claim is not believed.
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London
Viena
Cunard
Spain
Cunard Line
Ribeir
Taggart Leaves for Ind to Combine Business and Politics
New York October 18 Chairman Taggart departed for Indiana this afternoon aboard Un Weel's on a trip to blend business pleasure and politics. He expressed hope for a favorable reception and a prompt return.
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New York
Taggart
Indiana
UN Weel
Orphan asylum destroyed by fire in Shelbyville
The Woodworth orphan asylum was destroyed by fire this morning in Shelbyville. Two children are known to have perished and several were injured by jumping from windows.
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Shelbyville
Woodworth Orphan Asylum
Severnl
Anniversary of Capture Celebrated by Forty-Third Missouri
In Siratinab Missouri on October 13 members of Company D Forty-third Missouri marked the fortieth anniversary of their fight and surrender at Glasgow Missouri to General Price. About fifteen veterans attended with one coming from Redding Virginia. Captain Pickett hosted the gathering.
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Siratinab
Forty-third
Missouri
Glasgow
General Price
Redding
Ie Pickett
inDer
Geneseo town to become dry in weeks after Ald Emery death
The Geneseo city council, in a stormy session, failed to appoint a successor to late Alderman Emery and faced a move by anti license members to appoint a dry alderman. With no quorum and bitter divisions, the town likely approaches a season of dryness as the ten saloons’ licenses expire November 1, leaving the town without sufficient votes to alter the situation.
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Geneseo
Tit
Alderanta Fld
Emery
Alderwan Emery
Weense
Wayer
Goenipl
Lvyersen
Andrew Petersen
Holt
Eense
John Bo'Bryan
Fred Bastede
Joan Hughes
Amattes
Businase
Caution Doubt Over Divenport Coadjutor Appointment
Rumors place Fanter Dervis as coadjutor of the diocese of Divenport with official notice pending. In New York, congratulatory messages arrive as church documents confirming the appointment are en route. Davis has served twenty years as a priest in Davenport, including nineteen as rector of Sacred Heart Cathedral.
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Fanter Dervis
Divenport
Davenport
Father Davis
Wig
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Voters Civic League challenges Philly franchise filings
In Fitteburg on October 19 the Voters Civic League filed quo warranto actions against a Philadelphia company and 22 related corporations alleging fraud in franchise charters. Claims include unlawful monopolization of county interests and a $73 million loan. Samuel Block of Peoria will speak at the Y M C A Auditorium Thursday evening. admission is free.
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Fitteburg
Voters’ Civic League
Ir. Samuel Block
Peoria
Oialist
Adnilsston
Movement of Rival Armies in the Far East
Reports from Tokio to Markden and St. Petersburg on October 19 describe Japanese and Russian forces trading cannonade with the enemy gradually retreating. Notes mention heavy Russian losses and weakening Japanese fire at Shroke River amid supply strains and general retreat movements.
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Far East
Tokio
Oyator
Amadetdhnesyls
Bertha
Anules
Markden
St. Petersburg
Shroke River
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Harry Surbesie
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Harry DL McCaskrin
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Wichita
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