Chicago ward and county lines apportionment list fragment
A long, fragmented enumeration of Chicago wards counties and town boundaries in Cook and surrounding counties. It lists wards by number with partial boundaries, portions of Evanston Niles New Trier and Northfield, and multiple county line notes including Lake Du Page Kane McHenry Will Rock Island and more. The text reads as an OCR dump of apportionment lines with many garbled names and scattered place references.
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Twentyaiver Ward
Twenty Second Ward
Twenty-third Ward
Halsted Street
Ctrceland Avenue
Chitra
Halstedestrone
Chileno
Evanston
Niles
New Trier
Northfield
White
County of Lake
T du Page
Kane
Medhenry
Wiltid-Boone
de Kalb
Grundy
Kendal
la Salle
Winnebige
Ie Carroll
de Daviess
Lee
Ogle
Stephensen
Whiteside
He-Lishcock
Henderson
1Th Street
California Avenue
City of
Chicago
Fourth Ward
Sod Street
Union Avenue
35Th Street
Parnell Avenue
38Th Street
Shed Street
Sixth Ward
Salt Center
Lake Michigan
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company
Seventh Ward
Cottage Grove Avenue
Twenty-fourth Ward
Twenty-fifth Ward
Devon Avenue
North Avenue
Twenty Sixth Ward
Nilestal
New Tyler
Evemston
Cook
Thornton
Bloom
Riel
Bremen
Orlind
Lemont
Palos
Worth
Lyons
Stickney
Proviso
Leyslet
Elk Grove
Schaumberg
Hanover
Raveligton
Tilatine
Wheeling
Chimige
Ayare
Norwood Park
Maine
Sn Melfenry
Boone
Peurth
Halsted
Pitth
Tiderwrbird
Union
Pilon Avenue
Parnell
Phoebe Settee
Moyne
Aia
Sis Tree Street
California
Kirlington & Yoy
Burlington & Tquidney
Centonine
Clifton Park
Twentyfourth Street
Central Turk Avene
Central Park
Alow
Tinois and Michigan Canal
Winnebigo
Thirty-first Ward
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company
Sixty Third Street
Calumet
Kane and
Kendall
Ninth Ward
Reot Wing
Morgitt
Pith Streets
4Th Street
Jolumen
Jolneet Street
Maxwell Street
Tenth Ward
Lattin
1Th Streets
Throop Street
14Th Street
Morgan Street
Marehall
Putnam
Livingston Land
Woodford
14Th Streets
Johnson Street
Chicago River
16Th Streets
Nineteenth Ward
Peoria
Twelfth Ward
12Th Street
Runnin
Chicago, Burlington and Quincey Railroad Company
Riverside
Kankakee, Grundy
Iroquoits
Fourteenth Ward
Fifteenth Ward
Ashland Avenue
Augusta
Holt Street
Holt
Cornell Street
Milwaukee Avenue
Green Street
Kingle [Ette
Chicago Avenue
Rand Homan Avenue
Park Avene
Lake Street
Austin Avenue
Robey Street
Division Street
Vision Street
Thirtyvitth Ward
Kedzie Ail Cneagy Avenues
Hluke
Park Avenue
Ladke Street
Aloha
Take Street
Astle
Chlenge
Eypiying
Herth
Pwe
Allothe
Chaupalga
Kate
Moultrie
Chienge
Melavin Amd Berd
North
Ashe Vieleevenues
Thobey
Ashind Avenue
Ashiind Avenue
Behing
Seventeenth Ward
Augusta Street
Geen Street
Kinzie Street
Sedgwick Street
Sedgwick
Sigel Streets
Sigel Street
Cleveland Avenue
Clybourn Avenue
Goethe Street
Dearborn Avenue
Schiller Street
Twenty-second Ward
Halsted and
Division Streets
Larrabee Street
Jasper
Madison
Bond
Montgomes
Hardin
Gallatin
J. Is
Wabash
Lawrence
Crawchford
St. Clary
Monroe
Pranklin
Williamson
Mexander
Pulaski
Hamilton
Saline
Pope
Johawsen
Massac
Conway & Co Paying Contractors At Chicago Project
The tin of RF Conway & Co, a leading firm of paying contractors in the United States, reports their foreign Dennis Dwyer in Chicago as a popular man. He has just finished work along the alley between Webster and Belle avenue and Premont and Bis sell streets. Ro PL Conway & Co led the contract and all interested taspiayers are satisfied with the quality of the work.
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Conway & Co
Dennis Dwyer
Grenslow Street
Chicago
Ana Jolis
Davyer
Luis Jist
Webster
Bellenavenues
Premont
Bissell
Conway &O
Taspaiyers
Prospect for New Year Judicial Races in Chicago
The rumor mill signals multiple potential judicial candidates for next year. Gustavus J. Tatwe is backed for judge, Senator Thomas BE Milchrist rumored to run, while PHL Gansbergen gains high marks as Lincoln Park Board president. Peter Blolbassa to continue as Building Commissioner. Dupee urged as possible sheriff candidate with strong Board of Trade backing.
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Gustavus J. Tatwe
Fortiay
Hie
Thomas BE. Milchrist
Lon, Phl Gansbergen
Board of
Lincoln Park Commissioners
Peter Blolbassa
Chicago
Join Dupee
Board of Trade
The Great Drainage Canal Fraud Debate
A reader letter condemns the Chicago drainage canal as a fraud that drains tax pockets and polluted water. It argues two thirds of sewage still enters the lake, questions engineering claims, and contends the canal cannot handle full sewage, warning against widening and deepening the river and predicting minimal impact on water purity.
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Gordon H. Nott
Randolph
Health Department
South Tranch
Deepening the river to thirty feet for drainage and back flow
Gordon H. Nott argues that deepening the river to thirty feet aims to prevent back flow but misapplies drainage theory. He says the canal’s design contradicts science, yielding mainly extra riverfront for docks and factories rather than solving sewage disposal.
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Gordon H, Nott
West Side Democrats urge Mahoney for County Treasurer
Chicago leaders press F. Mahoney the popular West Side congressman to seek County Treasurer next year. Edward Maher may join the bench. Crandall to School Board favored by city businessmen. McMahon may receive the Democratic nomination for Judge. Senator Maxon attends Grand Pacific Hotel. Master in Chancery Thomas Taylor urged to run for Judge next year.
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F. Mahoney
West Side
Chicago
Chester D. Crandall
Daniel J. McMahon
Thomas Taylor
Chancery
Judge Nest
Chicago political ambitions loom in next year nominees
A fragmented political sketch in Chicago highlights William F. Wiemers backed by the Bar Association and Hamilton Club for judge, with James A. Hogan and James C. Crewin also named as strong potential Republican contenders for county offices. Other figures include Martin B. Madden, Barnard Muelhoefer, Van Sifoney, Max J. Wolff, Mason Loomis, and John F. Alles as possible nominees for clerkships, treasurer, and probate positions.
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Wm. F. Wiemers
Chicago Opera House
Wiemers
The
Bar Association
Hamilton Club
Scent Fountains and Perfume Trends Through French History
The article traces perfume and scent fountain fashion from Paris throughout French eras, noting Josephine and Empire styles, Louis XIV’s disdain for perfumes, and the rise of scent bottles and powder boxes. It discusses antique curios, wooden stands with bowls for powder, and tinsel art depicting pirates, fairies, and clowns as popular relics.
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France
Josephine
Empire
Paris
Louis XIV
London Mail
Mechanism to Replace Oars in Boat Propulsion
A new boat propulsion mechanism uses a pair of pivoted levers on a stern mounted vertical support connected to a crank shaft and driving wheel. Slanting runways in the hull hold sliding blocks pressed by the feet to lift the levers, freeing hands for steering. John F. Kerns of Buffalo has secured a patent.
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John F. Kerns
Buffalo
Biography of Sir Arthur Sullivan in Full Rewrite Planned
Arthur Lawrence, who produced The Life Story Letters and Reminiscences of Sir Arthur Sullivan with the composer's authority, is now at work on a complete biography. The new work will be entirely rewritten and include much new matter.
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Arthur Lawrence
Sir Arthur Sullivan
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Chikvue
Tien
Levenith Daimning
Ane
Didge
Chicago Drainage Canal
Peter Kiolbassa
Edward Maher
Wm, BE. Maxon
United States
Grand Pacific Hotel
Edgar Bronson
Tolman
James A. Hogan
Sinois Stone Company
Republican
Martin B. Madden
Hijnels i Dan
Cook County
James C.rewin
Board of County Commissioners
Barnard Muelhoefer
Republian
Heket
Van
Sifoney
Max J. Wolff
the Poace
South Clark Street
Mason B. Loomis
John F. Alles
Lincoln Avenue
Ilinois
Senate
Fred A. Busse
Sam Raymond