Stringer Delivers Stirring Campaign Speech in Rock Island
Stringer the Democratic candidate for governor of Allinois visits Rock Island on a Saturday night. A large crowd and a parade greet him as he criticizes the Republican party, praises a city charter, and advocates home rule and a state civil service law. The event closes with a reception and remarks on primaries.
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Lawrence
Stringer
Allinois
Rock Island
Bpathy
Deneen
Deneven
Uuro
Dereon
Denega
Mit
Thomas
Jeffeson
Abraham Lincalut
Ghoth Bardes
Philippines
Republican Party
Iit
Whist
Stritger
Mr. Spingler
Two men in Davenport court for crackers theft
Frank Murphy and R T McMillin faced Iade Finger on stealing a box of National Biscuit crackers valued at $1. Each pleaded guilty. due to the Milil family's need Murphy received 30 days with sentence suspended on good behavior. Murphy, a stranger, warned to leave Davenport within an hour. last seen crossing the Rock Island bridge.
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Frank Murphy
R. T. NcMillin
Iade Finger
National Biscuit Company
Weapor
Tsuiny
Meilil
Murthy
Davenport
Rock Island
University faculty bars Steere from history recitations
Kenneth David Steere of Iowa City faces further possible action after the State university faculty barred him from recitation in history classes following a complaint by Prof. W. C. Wilcox about a story Steere sent to papers claiming Wilcox stated that people in Kane gas were crazy half the time. Wilcox denies the remark was serious.
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Iowa City
The
State University
Kenneth David Steere
Wilcox
Eliaree
W. C Wilcox
Steere
Salvation Army Special Meetings Held At Hall
The Salvation Army held a handkerchief meeting at the hall last night with good attendance. Proceeds from the sale of donations will aid the Reseu home in Davenport, as organized by Colonel Maagrats of New York and Brigadier Conrins of Quiaka. Mrs Maagrats assisted at the bend.
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Salvation Army
Reseu
Davenport
Maagrats
New York
Conrins
Quiaka
Man commits suicide en route to jail in New Jersey
In Asbury Park on October 4 Charles B Clark, a West Park youth, drank carbolic acid while being taken toward jail. Chief Stedman arrived as Clark attacked the door. He was subdued and later swallowed poison, dying on the way to the station.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Charles B Clark
West Park
Stedman
Clark
Ber Ife
Steelman
Reflect
Barnard Cup Shoots Result and Next Event Planned
Company B of Davenport won the second Barnard cup shoot yesterday afternoon, securing the match and making the final shoot likely next Sunday. Details list personnel and unit names, with a question about entitlement and a Washington Biars Wy remark ending the fragment.
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Barnard
Company B
Davenport
Ib Facatet
Perpspany
Yeivate Gory
Sergent Parker
Gorporal
Tves
A Mincheton
Canary
Hantoy
Othmet
Stewert
Douglas
Schmidt
Schiller Pang Co Opens Large Davenport Piano Store
The Schiller Pang Co opens a new Davenport store with a grand opening that drew thousands. The 9500 square foot first floor and basement host a large display for Schiller and Bauer pianos, with arrangements by Alma Toll and Miss Bessie Spier. The Davenport branch, the largest music house between Chicago and the Missouri, showcases two piano parlors and a test area for in-home demonstrations.
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Schiligg Plano’ Company
Tod ‘and
Davenport
Eldes Paersen
Ritai
D. J Hickey
George Metzger
Fred ‘Olston
Heruren
J. C. Benedict
Pranks Stender
Alma
Toll
Bessie Spier
Lefnster Piano Store
Chicago
Mievouri River
Latetr Cicles
Bauer
Schiller
Oregon
Tri Cities
Schller Piano
Revision of Opinions During Russians War Crisis
London reports a nine day Striggle near Shakhe river drives British to reassess Russia. Despite autocracy, Russia mobilizes a quarter million cathugiastic and capable troops 6,000 miles from St Petersburg. The Spectator calls Kuropatkin highly competent among war leaders.
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London
Russia
St. Petersburg
Englash Bettef
Kuropatkin
Moline Knights of Good Temples Visit Kewanee Brethren
Thirty five members of Moline lodge No. 123 Swedish Good Tempars attended a regional gathering in Kewanee with a banquet, speeches, and reports. Plans for upbuilding the organization were discussed, with degree work conducted for candidates. The Moline lodge, organized in February, has grown from thirteen to twenty two members.
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Kewanee
Tri-City
Moline Lodge
Moline Ovés
Apek Island Rogd
Arived Ee Qwanee
Gylvn
Malle
Afesers
Norane
Neevant
W. Sporey
C. A. Totter
A. E. Tolley
Andrew Ander
Egom Harry Nelaou
First Concert by Siraceer Peters Consolidated Band Delights Claus Grorh Crowd
A large audience welcomed the Siraceer Peters Consolidated Band at Claus Grorh Hall yesterday afternoon. Encores followed every piece as the sextet from Guce 2 Revelation impressed listeners with solos by Bishon and others, including Lucix di Lammernager. The crowd demanded multiple reprises and strong applause marked the performance.
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Siraceer-Petersen Consolidated Land
Iistemers
Bishion
the Miller
Linda
Lucix di Lammernager
Aix
Warrant Sought Against Saloon Keeper After Drunken Arrest
Jordon Bwettfey appeared in Judge Pingar's court today charged with dis turbance at a hotel and drunkenness near Brady and Front Streets. He asked for a warrant against the hotel proprietor for selling liquor. The 19 year old was jailed for ten days while county attorney investigates.
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Jordon Bwettfey
Pingar
Brady
Front Streets
Sweeney
Totel
London Press Flays Russians For Outrage On British Ships
London editorials denounce the Friday night incident as outrage by Russian warships. Papers urge a firm inquiry, strong measures to protect commerce, and potential fleet recalls to prevent further provocation. The Standard and Chronicle tone warn of consequences if Russia fails to curb depredations.
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London
Wrate
Tubure
Foreden
Weather Outlook With Snow and Cooling Trends
The forecast notes no change in today and tomorrow’s weather with cool conditions. Snow in the northwest will begin to fall after Wednesday while temperatures trend lower today and Tuesday with partly cloudy skies.
Supper Shoot Yesterday At Schuetzen Park
Report covers a supper shoot at Schuetzen Park where Nabstedts team won by Davenport’s top score. Keokuk and Regennitter teams performed well. Harry Schroeder Jr attended as a visitor. Weather notes mention frost and unsettled conditions across Davenport and nearby regions.
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Devonport
Davenport
Upper Lake Region
Minnesot
Rocky Mountains
Ohio
Michigan
Manitoba
Iouth
Dakota
Wyoming
North Dakota
Hast
Southant
LeClaire
Muscatine
Dudeque River Bulletin
Dapaer
Schuetzen Park
Fred Nabatedt
Adpolata
Cirle Jason
Shale
Dobugne
EeClatre
Dee 2 Rapide
Keokuk
Regennitier
St Louis
Harry Schroeder, Jr
Renta jRanmas City
Youru Aga. Hs
Nabstedts
Ragermitter
Steve
Butler native returns from fifteen years in South Africa
H Lew Williams, a Butler county native and Shell Rock resident, has come back to Waterloo after fifteen years abroad in South Africa. A former missionary candidate in the Iowa group, she taught English and languages in Chile and Ecuador, with her husband now an educator in a South American station.
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Waterloo
Ovt WaMre
H. Lew Willing
Butler County
Shell Rock
South Afchica
Williams
Iowa
South Américas
Bragish
Ingulane
Chile
University of
Quito
Equador
Mefla
Bre
Euglishman
South America
Educational In Station
Iowr- Mea
Willams
Odd Fellows Build Temple in Mitenellville
The Odd Fellows are erecting a two story temple with the second floor to be used for lodge rooms. The building will house hoofing and store rooms on the first floor and will feature a 61st door division for entrance and access.
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Mitenellville
Get
The
Odd Fellows
Rock Island Masons Head to Chicago Grand Sessions
The Rock Island Masons depart for Chicago to attend the Grand Commandery Knights Templar and Grand Chapter Royal Arch sessions. Commandery meetings occur Tuesday and Wednesday, followed by Chapter sessions Thursday and Friday. Attendees include H. D. Mack M. M. Briggs H. Id Cleaveland D. J. Sears and H. A. J. McDonald. Cleaveland, the current grand officer, is expected to be elected to a higher office. Briggs and Sears join the chapters committee. Benne is also anticipated to win a grand chapter post.
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Party of Rock Istana Masons
Chicago
Grand Commandery
Knights Temoplar
Royal Arch Siasons
H. D. Mack
M. M. Briggs
H. Id, Cleaveland
D. J. Sears
H. A
Delilah Fails Paroled After Sensational Bremer County Murder Trial
Anamoss, In Oct 24 Delilah Fails walks free on parole after serving seven of a twenty two year murder sentence. Delilah and Williams Kern were involved in the killing of Kern’s father whose body was burned to conceal the crime. Kern's son aided the effort, though described as half-witted, amid a trial noted as one of Bremer County’s most sensational.
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Anamoss
Delilah
Willams Kern
Kern
Bremer Counts
Busch Marriage Delivers Surprise in Chicago
In Chicago a surprise marriage took place between Miss Clara Paulus of the city and Mr. Ernest Busch of St. Louis. The couple eloped to avoid rice throwing and had the ceremony performed privately. The bride is the daughter of a local Northern Malt & Grain company representative.
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Manitorodo
Wir
Clara Paulus
Ernest Busch
St. Louis
Chicago
Northern Malt & Grain Company
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Rock Island Committee
Sturst
Aftar
Seaterce Reld
Rother Lewes
Chicago News
Henderson Stock Company
Kenneth Steere
Young Man
Leatt
Philadelphia Telegraph
Col Mangiate
Cousin
Thedom
CQ. B
Senator Sorghum
Pase
Lence
Washington Biars
FIANO
enGtian
Shakhe
Moline
Knights OF Good Templars
Brethern
Tricity Organization
Jens
Petersen-Strasser
Claus
Sy Whee
MR. Bishton
Davenport Music Lovers
Japan
Great Britain
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Fred Nabstedt
H. Shroeder, JR
Init
E. Bere ,, Denkoan Jansen
Total Ss. Regosnitier Team
Bowne
Shell Rock Diel
Asquithrica
Rock Island Masons
Wormer
Busch
Denison Ave
McCullough
Adares
Sten
Moler Barber College
Gage
Armour and Co
International Registry Company
Frontway
Humphrey
Aes Main Street
Perty Street
Union Savicge Bank
Callat
Union
Aj Bank
West Sixth Street
Hall Ban
Hrady Street
T. F. Halligan
Genssen
Harper & Gn
Geneseo, DL
Calyea
R. Clark
le Claire
Kingcraft
Hebold
Puck
Peoria and
Chicago & Alton Railway
C. C. Gardner
Brady Street
S&s F, Boyd, D. P. A
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