City guests and events noted in Chicago papers
A long list of visitors and residents staying at hotels such as Sherman Pacific Tremont Gardner and Palmer includes Gen C H Towrerss A S A J J Roxseurs W D Wasupors G B Bernard and others. Weather entries, society notices, rail delays, inquests, and local promotions fill a bustling page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. C. H. Towrerss
Sherman
Jepez Jons Dorcias
St. Paul
Pacific
J. S. Roxseurs
Des Moines
W. D. Wasupors
M.C
Minniiapolis
James H. BestLer and Family
New Orleans
Tremont
OQ. G. Bernard
Madison Square Theatre Company
Palmer
J. W. Coapmas
United States
Council Bluffs
WG. C. Jounxson
Detroit
French
Florida
Gardner
G. W. Brewster
Charles Tucker
Washington
E. A. Kapourse
Elgin Logane Asylum
Chicago Board of Trade
Changa En i
the Pacific
Aurore
Manesse
Optician
Madison Street
Tribune
Anna Mongan
Fourth Baptist Church
Paulina
West Washington Streets
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
West Division Railway Company
Milwaukee Avenue
State
T.d Ranadonati
City Hall Rebates for Improvements and Public Health Notes
The report lists rebates for North avenue and Van Buren street repairs. A small-pox case on West Adams Street sent Ira Dwyer to the Small-Pox Hospital, with infection source unknown. The Sixteenth Street viaduct will be travel-ready Tuesday but is temporary, awaiting full rebuilding next year. October deaths total 166, led by diphtheria and infantile diseases, with ward distribution noted. A mayoral incident recounts a sharp rebuke to a congratulatory visitor. The mayor faces a budgetary struggle with ticket-peddlers and party politics. Milk analyses show most samples below standard. several dealers accused of watering or skimming milk, prompting calls for reform. Legal notices recount Stauber v McGrath contest actions and an ouster judgment, with bond set at 250 dollars to suspend execution until appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. Towssesn
H. Daniels
S. H. Hopkins
Wabash Railroad
David P. Bintell
Iowa & Nebraska Railroad
W. B. Linsley
Peninsular Railroad
George W. Cebic
Mineral Point Railroad
John W. Casey
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Pacific
Northwestern Railroad
Winnetka
Evanston
Commandery
Ll.d
Knights Templar
Asylum of Apollo Commandery
No.1
Warran G. Purdy
Chaaries W. Adams
J. W
Henry F. Billings
Beverly G. Chambera
Edward B
Milan’ C. Bullock
Henry J. Millizan
S. B
Archibald Winne
Eagin
H. H
Carr
Alexander Jicmonnigle
Lincoln Avenue
Sophia Street
Marshal Stenie
Long John
Hoschil
Sue
Minnesota
Tax Mechanical School
Stave Street
Union and
Natonal School
Edwin Phillips
Railway Service Gazette
London
England
Howland
Lance
North Avenue
Wells Street
van Buren Street
Wabash
Michigan Avenues
New York
Council
Spe
Health Department
H. Rohr
C. &. Wilcox
J. Letler
K. Langolor
Fred Smitouska
William Thompson
A. H. Dickman
G. H. Peck
H. Dirks
William Shepperd
Barney Cool
F.N. Prest
John Ethile
Smitouska
Shepperd
de Olf
Prendergast
McGrath
Stauber
Common Council
Moran
Lefingwell
MccGrath
Leffingwell
Struber
County canvass to begin after election results released
The County Clerk will start the official canvass of ballots deposited at the recent election tomorrow. The district court heard guilty verdicts with penalties such as one year imprisonment for Nicholas Brannigan and multiple fraud and theft pleas. Sheriff's notes mention Seligman defalcation rumors with no prosecution planned and bondsmen ready to cover a shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Brannigan
John Anderson
John Clegget
Thomas Kinney
William Moon
Sera Kelly
Seligman
Ben
Hofmane
Federal Notes and Tax Receipts Reported for Yesterday
The Sub-Treasury redeemed 11000 in alloy and paid out 3000 while gold disbursements reached 1000. Internal revenue receipts totaled 26055 with 0517 for tax spirits 3565 for tobacco and cigars and 17 for beer. Commissioner Horse had no new election cases. Warrants await more offenders as the week opens. Dutiable goods include Fowler Bros 10 sacks salt C R Caberoo Co 15 cases whisky George Mullen Co 5 cars barley order 10 sacks salt. Post Office received eight sets of sample mail-leis 21 total for exhibition at Postmaster Palmer's attic Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sub-Treasury
Harvey
Fust
Fowler Bros
C. R. Caboroo & Co
George Mullen & Co
Palmer
Attica
Stauber M Grath motion argued in late 19th century case
The court debated a motion to make Frank A Stauber a party in the Stauber McGrath suit. Arguments centered on timing, office rights, and whether the statute allowed adding a party after jury verdict. Judge Lefingwell called the move anomalous and sought authorities while Reynolds pressed for judgment in Stauber’s favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stauber
M’grath
Stauber-McGrath
Moran
Mr. Reynolds
Frank A. Stauber
Sauber
McGrath
Ale Grath
Lefingwell
P Onrath
England
Ash ordinance enforces iron ash vessels in central district
Commissioner De Wolf moves to enforce a recent ash ordinance requiring iron ash vessels with lids for the area bounded by the Main and South Chicago Rivers and the lake, with 7 am deposits banned and penalties set. Officials plan a grace period while wooden receptacles are removed from sidewalks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Wolf
Chicago
Eaid
Twelfth Street
Bar Association Biographical Lecture At Fairbank Hall
A Bar Association meeting drew a good crowd at Fairbank Music Hall with A C Story and Ephraim Bunning nominated. Bunning elected. Robert Hervey read a lengthy biographical lecture plan, listing potential speakers including James Conkling and Norman C Judd’s career. Amendments and resolutions on admissions and grand juror drawing were discussed. a separate trial calendar for appeal cases was proposed and referred to a committee. meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Association
Fairbank Music Hall
Wiliam H. King
A.C. Story
Ephraim Boonning
Bunning
Robert Hervey
Lengtty
Illinois
Isaac N. Arnold
James Co. Conkling
Springfield
Juake T. Lyle Dickey
J. ¥. Scammon
Thomas Hoyne
Grant Goodrich
Joseph Gillespie
Edwardsville
J. J
Knickerbocker
Rubens
Messers, Rubens
Hervey
Dr Thomas faces charges as conference committee prepares defense
The Rev Dr Thomas has heard nothing of charges against him. A committee appointed by the last conference will draft them, to be reviewed by Presiding Elder Willing. The trial likely occurs in December or January. Thomas plans to preach at Hoolcy’s Theatre Sundays, while seeking counsel from Revs Trusdell, Shepherd, and Axtell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Thomas
Willing
Trusdell
Shepherd
Axtell
Hoolcy
Rest and Worship Time Policy Mentioned in Range Affairs
A fragment notes a plan to range their affairs so that all employees could have at least part of the day for rest and an hour for worship. The text implies a workplace schedule change emphasizing spiritual observance within a labor group.
Swing Glass and Fashion Items Highlight Local News
Local notes discuss the new Swing Glass by Charles Brachvogel at 261 Wabash avenue for easy toilet use. Messrs Kimball & Co. showcase rockaways and carriages on Wabash. vendors promote hats, hair goods, framed pictures, and stylish apparel. A piano marked Garfield on State street attracts curiosity while courtroom humor and political chatter mix with ads for books, photos, and mills.
J Frank Toppan's Maison Dorée Opens in Chicago
The three story Maison Dorée near the Chamber of Commerce opens tomorrow to serve business men with a modern lunch counter on the first floor and a grand dining room on the second. The basement will feature champagnes and cigars as an important service element. Nearby, Chicago Roller-Skating Rink at Michigan avenue and Congress street debuts as a major amusement milestone with doors opening at half past Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frank Toppan
Maison Doree
Maison Dorée
Calhounelage
Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
Teppan
Michigan Avenue
Congress Street
London
Paris
Piano house lead in trade and holiday discounts noted
The article proclaims the piano house of H Branch as the strongest in stock at 208 State Street, touts Diamonds Watches and Jewelry by Messiah Hyman Co with holiday incentives to balance sales before Christmas, and notes Lea's State Street as a controversial offerer of a staple book. It also promotes 147 148 Dearborn Street safes from Hall's Safe & Lock, and urges reliable watch repair services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Branch
State Street
Messiah& Hyman & Co
State
Madison Streets
Lea's
Dearborn Street
Hall’s Safe & Lock Company
Country
Hall's Safe & Lock Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
General News
Frank E. Snow
Canada Southern Hallroad
L.S. Hichardson
Ogdensburg & Eake Champlain Railroad
R. Langdon
Vermont Central Railroad
State Central Committee
Lex Brows
Philip G. Gillett
Ilnois Institution
Leaf and Dumb
Blue Island Avenue
English
Chicago Bakers’ Union
City Union
Edward Howann
South Water Street
Jordan
Dece
Mann
West Twenty-second Street
Anton Trosch
Jefferson Stree
Annie Heckl
St. Luxe’s Sees
Willie Richards
Johnson Street
Patrick McCarthy
John- 80L
Fourteenth Street
No. Morgan Street
F. A. Doyle
Nicholas Simons
the County Building
the Bar Association
Thomas
Tripone
Alliance
Swing
Inds
Swift
Charles Brachvogel
Wabash Avenue
Shan’t
Messrs. C. P. Kimball & Co
Rock
Music House
Pelton
Pomeroy & Cross
James A. Garfield
Governor’s Island
Gale & Block
Prof. X
M. Thome
Boosey’s
Munro's
Saalfield
Smith’s Book and News
Dearborn
Hall’s
Baty Bros
West
Turner
Boston Post
Smith
North Clark Street
J. K. Stevens
Robey
Metropolitan Business College
King Itenry
Red Ribbon Club
Baltimore
Lazarus
Begmay
Harrison
Lake Street
Hamilton, Shourds & Co
Corner State
Randolph Streets
Mary Anderson
Cummins Dental Company
Randolph
Buck & Rayner
Borden, Selleck &Co
Bissell—Brannan
Wabashiy
Henry 5
Bissell
Bessie MM. Brannan
Malcolm—Stebbins
Buennao Vista
Colo
W. FE. Eastman
Nathaniel Malcolmb
Helen J. Stebbins
Kix
Selburg—Chapman
Western Avenue Baptist Church
Stev. CG. Perren
Ar. Lili Kisselburg
Tilly M. Chapman
Wheadon
Harriet E. Wheadon
Samuel C. Wheldon
West Lake St
Sunder
Rosehill
Baldwin
Denver
Emma Baldwin
B. F. Baldwin
George J. Weir
Houffman
Glencon
N. Y
Frank M
Hon Kong
China
Florence
Ss. L. Hoffman
Howard
Edward D. Howard
A. LD. Howard, Esq
Cleveland
C. Lamb
Boston
Mass
D. BH. Ordway
Monroe
Albert L. Baker
Mary Fiske Wall
Samuel Wall
Waterloo
Robert
Hall
Momse
Navy
Helen
Herbert A
Flattle B. Morse
Walnut St
Graceland
Sullivan
Thirty-eighth
Butler-sts
Thomas J
James
Lismal Sullivan
Calvary
Mott
Castleton
James V
John HL
June A. Mott
Greenwood Cemetery
Brooklyn
L. L
Collins
Nora Collins
J. P. Colbert
Sir Marshfield Sr
Lincolnav
Alexander AicMonaigle
Chicago Fire Department
Hosenill
George R. Clarke
Pacific Garden Mission
Clark
van Burousts
B. P.O. Ellis
Second Ward
Republican Club
State-st
Tailors' Union
Randolph-sts
Clark-st
Chicago Union Veteran Club
Grord. Pee'se Hotel
Dr. Mott
Loyal Baking Powdei CO
Gold Nandarin Tea
Andar
Wwarin
U.S. Supreme Court
Louisiana State Lottery Company
Capital
Aecenenes
Driscan
Seaveener Ee Sligo
M.A. Daup
Hroaaway
Altour Grand Extraordinary Drawin
G. T. Braubegard
Jobal A. Early
Melton
DOOK
James Whde, JR
Randolph-st
Fifth-ay
Sarah Elizabeth
Charlie
J. B. Storey
State ST
J.D. Storey
BP. & J. Casey
Brussels
Ingrain
Ottaway & Company
Harbor
Calmet River
Chicago Steel-Hail
Joseph H. Brown & Cotton & Nail
Court Louise
JO. L. Walsh
Cook Co
Europe
Statd
H. Jackson
N. B
Urs
Nathan Ehrlich
Wee One
Wilson Sewing-Machine CO
Whitcomb & Son
Jackson-st
Express
America
Gunther
Contectionsr
TS Studison-st
Lousin
Chas
Whoiess
O & Kula
Danywhere Ie
Bernhardt Ware &K. Burnham
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