Miss Etta Gamble to Wed Arthur Du Vou in Moline
Miss Etta Gamble of Moline will marry Arthur Bertram Du Vou of Rock Island at the Gamble home in Moline this evening at 8 o’clock. Rev Marcus of Broadway Presbyterian Church will officiate in the presence of relatives and a few intimate friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Gamble
Sixth Avenue
Moline
Etta Gamble
Arthur Bertram du von
Rock Ysland
Marcus
Broadway Presbyterian Church
Rock Island
Ruth Gambie
Ruby Sleight
Harry Jotex
Davenport
Beam Jay
Galesburg
Xroomaman
Dorothy and
Merian Ross
Norma Josethson
Ellie van Reboort
Xroum
Rock Island Lumber Company
J M. Mekwlehs
Second Congregational Church
Montine
Presbyterian Synod
Broadway
Mrs. Frank Allen Emerges as State Federation President Candidate
Mrs. Guerte E. Colby reported at the Danville convention that Mrs. Frank Gates Allen of Moline has entered the race for state federation president. Colby urged members to reconsider priorities, noting the burden of duties and travel across Illinois, and criticizing excess display in society during the annual Inniss Federation meeting attended by hundreds of women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gates Allen
Moline
State Federation of Woman's Clubs
Hich
Geshion
Danville
Aven
Federation
Guerte E. Colby
Irving Park
Innis Federstian of
Sevesth
Ul Partan
Young Women's Auxiliary Holds Meeting at Temple Emmanuel
The Young Women's Auxiliary of Temple Emmanuel met yesterday to discuss Halloween entertainment plans for Monday evening October 9. Arrangements were postponed to after Friday's service when another auxiliary meeting will occur. Miss Myra Bear of Rock Island presided, with committee members Miss Beltie Adler and Miss Jennie Deutsch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Emmanuel
Temple
Hallowe'en
Myra
Bear
Rock Island
Fied
Beltie Adler
Jennie Deutsch
Tuesday Club Meeting on Colonial Homes at Davenport
The Tuesday club met at 2112 Brady Street Davenport with Miss Louise Swazey. Mrs. Maury T. Schuyler led a paper on The Homes of the Harliest Colonists. Absent members’ papers were read by others. delegates chosen for the Second District Federation convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Swazty
Tow Home
Brady Street
Davenport
Maury T. Schuyler
Mra. Walzek
Ficke
Mra Swizey
Koehler
Walsek
Elizabeth Putnam
George French
Pleasantly Surprised by a Party of Friends
Mr and Mrs G J Stromberg were pleasantly surprised at their Davenport home by about thirty Mystic Toilers friends honoring Mrs Stromberg's birthday last evening. The event featured games and refreshments with a lovely Water set left as a memento. All departed after a pleasant evening and Mrs Stromberg expressed happiness over the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Stromberg
Jil
Davenport
Friends of the Mystic
King's Daughters elect officers for the year
The King's Daughters of the Galvary Baptist church held a meeting at 719 East Fifteenth Street Davenport. Officers elected were President Mrs Williams, Vice President Miss Allee Robinson, Secretary Mrs James Hardman, Treasurer Mrs Mayer, and Program Committee Chair Mrs Warellam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Daughters of the
Galvary Baptist Church
Nettie Hathaway
East Fifteenth Street
Davenport
Wiliams
Mise Allee Robinson
James Hardman
Mayer
Warellam
Paxton Reynolds Nuptials Tonight in Davenport
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Reynolds and Mr Edward Paxton of Des Moines will be solemnized tonight at 614 Fourteenth Street Davenport with immediate family present. Rev O A Moore will officiate at Edwards Congregational church as the couple plans to reside in Des Moines after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofeloele
M. Reynolds
Fourteenth Street
Davenport
Elizabeth Reynolds
Edward P. Faxton
Des Moines
A. Moore
Edwards Congregational Church
Cream
Pat
Young Dubuque tenor to perform at Davenport Library Hall
Mr. Mare Lagen, a noted young tenor from Dubuque, will sing tomorrow afternoon at Library Hall, Davenport, under St Marceret's guild of Grace cathedral. His training comes from William Pontius of Dubuque. He has appeared at local recitals and at the state convention in Boone. He is contracted to sing in Cincinnati for the late festival season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mare Lagen
Dubuque
Library Hall
Davenport
Fecén
St. Marceret’s Guild of Grace Cathedrai
Mr. Lagen
Wilam Pontius
Sind
Misses Renwick Entertain The Clionian Club Meeting
The Clionian club met yesterday at the Lowe on Brady street Davenport with large attendance. Miss Margaret Renwick delivered a paper on Japan history and art. Delegates elected to attend the Second District Federation meeting were secretary Miss Ellen Gould and vice president Miss Sopp Billon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cilonlineinh
Renwick
Watts Celebrate Fourteenth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs W A Watts marked their fourteenth wedding anniversary at their Davenport home 1920 Pare nau arvet. A quartet played, luncheon followed, with several neighbors and friends attending including HC Bou lines, Mrs A Clayton, Mr and Mrs Ho Westphal, Fred Hitchcock, E Headrey, and Miss Jonnie Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Watts
Thete
Davenport
Watts
Wirs
Boulines
Mie
A. Clayton
A. Ho Westphal
Fred Hitchcock
E. &. Headrey
Jonnie Monroe
Hese
Lostess
S. L. A. Club Meets at Davenport Home
The S. L. A. club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Anthony Burdicie's Coliezo avenue home. The planned program was dispensed with and an informal afternoon was spent. A shagazine article on Russia was read and discussed. The next meeting is set for Tuesday November 1 with Mrs. Elizabeth Bush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L.A. Club
Davenport
Anthony Burdicie
Coliezo Avenue
Ragsia
Mra
Elizabeth Bush
Surprised in honor of his fiftieth birthday
Mrs J A Carlson was pleasantly surprised by about sixty friends at Nome Palirteentu street Moline. The occasion marking his fiftieth birthday anniversary, he received a landswine feather coach from his friends. An evening of playing games followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Carlson
The Rose Maiden Delights Davenport Audience
Davenport Library Hall hosted The Rose Maiden a musical cantata by Ed wards Congregational church choir with Ernest Homer Brow directing. Soloists Miss Butrikyn and Miss Lillian Birchild impressed, Luella Brown sang well but lacked expression, and Brow earned praise for chorus direction and blending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards Congregational Church
Ernest Homer Brow
Library Hall
Davenport
Wis
Butrikyn
Malipe
Lillian Birchild
Luella Frown
Brown
Tle
Emory Meading
Green Vale
Vine Clad Mountain
Vth
Beauty
Luella Brown
A. Bush Revit
H.W. Brownbout
Sopminos
Mae Bawiton
Grace Mitchell
Alma Toil
Altos
Grace Stoddard
Lil
Nan Birehard
Tenprs
Brockway
Held
Geo
H. Blanchard
Migs Bathten
Reeit and Chorus Recital Featuring Brown and Blanchard
A fragmented program listing soloists and choral pieces led by Mrs. Luetla Browne and Prof. E. Jovint Choris. Performances include soprano, alto, tenor and bass sections with duets and finale solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supransi
Luella Brown
Lilian Bireard
FL Brown
OH Brown
L. T. Button
A. I. Orr
Bert Bawden
George & Blanchard
A. G. Bush
Mae Bawden
Alma Tolk
Alls
Grace Stoddard
Lulen Birchard
Bren
Brown
Social notes from Davenport area residents and visitors
Misg Selma Carlson of Molfau leaves for St Louis to visit Mr and Mrs H W Ifpret of Rock Island. Several locals entertain guests from Pittsburg Indianapolis and Oakland. Royal society meetings, lodge gatherings, and church events are noted along with travel to Peoria and Wellman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misg
Selma Carlson
Molfau
St Lows
H. W
Louis
One Case Up In Police Court In Davenport
In Davenport this morning O W Bates F C Woods and Henry Kaye faced distur bance charges. Kane and Woods argued near a wagon and Woods tried to incite a fight. Woods was fined one dollar and costs while Bates and Kane were dismissed. Another man charged with peddling without a license failed to appear when called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
O. W Bates
F.C. Wools
Odlfred
Henry Kaye
Kane
Woods
Bates
Efar
Case
On trial for killing bride in early 1900s murder case
Vicwr Ryland O'Shea, son of P. J. O'Shea, faced a jury for the 1902 murder of Amy Hogenson O'Shea at West Division street a churchgoers watched. He pleaded temporary insanity, claiming a forced marriage and rage over discovery. the prosecution seeks the death penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Shea
Hogenson
Amy Sud T
West Division Street
Humbolt Park
Huardwach
Clarence Darrow
Henry E. Murphy
Harry Olsen
Delawares Accept Cash in Settlement of Claims
The Delaware council at Dewny after a three day session accepts a 150000 payment offered by Congress for the tribe before the government. Of this amount 37208 goes to attorneys who aided in securing payment. The Indian agent will prepare the accounts and distribute fees, with J Jorns slated to receive 15000 for Supreme Court work over ten years. Fees for Lynn of Kansas and Sam Powell of Wigon were rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskoges
Yailin Alleng Shoenfele
Dewny
Delaware Council
Ty Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
Rr Lynn
Kansas
Sam Powell
Wigon
Council
Trail dynamiters target Indianapolis residence. crowds swarm scene
Intense excitement followed a dynamiting on a Sunday night near the residence of Joseph McGoy in Indianapolis. Thousands visited the area today as two broad-shouldered diversions failed to uncover the dynamiters. The blast wrecked the building, flooding the basement and bursting pipes, with destruction exceeding early estimates. Authorities tie the motive to a recent bank failure and a woman sent to the poor farm, stirring renewed prejudice against bankers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tndianapolis
Rensselaer
Joseph McGoy
McCoy
Bopper
Bryan narrowly escapes fall at Linton rally
A stand section collapsed after William Jennings Bryan concluded his address to a horse audience in Linton Indiana. About 200 people fell to the ground, a two foot drop, causing excitement but no serious injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertford
Ind
William Jennings Bryan
Lorse Audence
Linton
Football injury fatality shocks Corry Pa crowd
In Corry Pennsylvania Charles Schreve 12 from Talon City died after a football injury during a game. The fatal incident occurred when he was kicked in the head while playing football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schreve
Union City
Corry
Ocharles Schreve
Talon City
Parker Letter Read At Ulster Meeting In New York
New York Oct 12 Alton B Parker did not speak in person but a letter to the Ulster county committee was read at a meeting of citizens. He discussed the era of constitutional government and warned against the overreach of a federal branch, urging adherence to the three-branch system. The gathering noted Indiana and New Jersey campaign stakes and referenced a report to Rita conference secretary Sheri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alton B. Parker
Esoyus
Ulster County
Commerce
Ulster
Empire
New Turk
Kingston
Ana
Ender
National
Xory
Altan Bo Parker
Idiansr
New Jersey
Purkly
Rita
Robber Loots Mattoon Ticket Office
In Mattoon Illinois an armed robber entered the ticket office of a local business yesterday evening, covering Agent Findley with a revolver. The thief emptied the till, taking about $600, then fled as crowds waited outside on the station platform. Police and witnesses described a single stranger as the assailant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattoon, Ill
Mattoon
Findley
Talon Station
Beart Aslihe Basiness
Mirren
Whiskey for Bishop Potter Distillers Send Gift to New York
A Baltimore whiskey firm sent four casks of its product to Bishop Potter of New York as a gesture of friendship and esteem. The note attached explains the act as a simple expression of regard for the bishop and his Christian doctrine of the golden rule, without intent to repeat or imply any other motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
New York
Baltimore
Iél
Whisky Distillers
Potter
FIGHT STOPS WEDDING FEAST IN DESERTED COUPLE
A dispute between two wedding guests in Dixop ends with Frank Welsh arreste d after slashing Dennis Murphy five times during the celebration of James Duffy age 68 and Nora Wanfield age 90. Police report a halted wedding and murky brawl amid the feasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling, NL
Dove party debate stirs St Louis women leaders
In St Louis on October 18, Mrs Frede ick Hanger of the city exhibition board and Mrs Man joining, president of the club, argued over a proposed women’s gathering. They criticized men’s parties while planning a next meeting at the ladies’ meeting house for 7H Savers, with Montgomery and Pyane present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
Fredeick Hanger
Cic Ixposition
Jadly Milager
Manjoing
the Bawre
Hanger
Vs. Montgomery
Lady Manawers
Howe
Democratic Vice Presidential Candidate Davis Draws Large Rally
Welch notes Henry G. Davis maintains strong campaign pace with multiple speeches. In Morgantown WV a rally draws a large crowd as part of a continuous campaign push. In Bentoni a statewide meet heads by Governor Yates and Attorney General Hamlin drawing about 2,500 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bentoni
Yates
Hamlin
Scotty of Denver Knocks Out Young Sharkey in Seventh
Scotty of Denver defeated Young Sharkey of Chicago by knockout in the seventh round last night. The Denver fighter was aggressive but careful, controlling the pace throughout the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabnnel
Midh
Youngs
Scotty
Denver
Young Sharkey
Chicago
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Sdavenport
MR. A. Duyon
Frank Allen
Meeting OF the Young Women's Auxiliary
Miss Louise Swazey
King's Daughters
Paxton-Reynolds
Brandt Bros
Clionian
SL. A
BizLy Aveniue
George Toppen
Pittsburg
Hook Island
General Geddes
Memorial Hall
Davensfort
E. Crown
Knights
Father Matthew WA Wittertrty Chis
Conine
Habernatan Hall
Dievenport
Frank Johogot
Ea Huad
Acd
Oakland
Cal
Eee Wr
FD. Pallon
Toledo
Ohio
Rock Tsland
Fugelle Taylor
Peoria
Grand Lodge
Bry
Thomas Munroe Saidunulter
Rock
St. Louis
Island City
Hive
Ea Car
O. O. P. Hall
D. O. B. Club
Bora
Erisa Ciureh
Wowan
Clesy
United Presbyterian Ehareh
J. KO McCosh
Fred Peters
Emtha
Wellun, Fows
Harry Johson
Rock Talood
Lena Behmidt
Weltyn
Ethel Duncdn
Adair
Iowa
Miss Wrich
Birs
J. C. Moore
Seouth Avenue
Wess Planes
St. Louis Fair
Clarence L. Ramp
Walliams, White & Co
Southern Texas
Tamermin
Rodenbell
the King's Daughters of the Enwarits
Ts Regulae
John
Cameron
Seventeenth Street
Dreenport
Plummer Breve
Hoek Islind
Austin
Davenport Malting Co
Taylor
Victor Roland O'Shea
Indiana
Bryan
Parker
Agant Witt
Bishop Potter
Copeland
Tisea
Topeka
Ger
Capetasi
Wichita
Ne Ee
Oli Gris- Wold College
Inaddine
Neek
Dock Creek
Jersey Ridge
Joha Littig
Moon St
Tawa
Adato Ae
Oes
Dan We
Armour and Co
Gbrak
Humphrey
Main Street
Union Savings Bank
Union Savigs Bank
Howe Geo. J. Barker
T. F. Halligan
Clark
le Claire
Lowe
Exposition
WIRE
Morgantown
Camuon
Dryton
Bede
Knock
Kidnays
Kees DeShoup
Boxe
Racine
Dr. Shoop
Ruthar
Chas. Frey
Keeler
Fourth St
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