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Newspaper

Chicago Eagle

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1909

Page

2

Streetcar deaths spark call to tear up Chicago tracks

A public outcry cites a list of names and dates of pedestrians killed by streetcar cars in Chicago. The argument urges removing streetcar tracks to widen clear space and prevent future fatalities.

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Names and dates of residents and addresses in Ames Williamson area

A list of residents with dates and street corners from 1908 to 1909 including Ames Williamson and Mary Lloyd with multiple July 1908 entries. The notice urges advertisers to mail new house numbers to The Chicago Eagle at 172 Washington Street and discusses local topics such as county supplies for Dunning and questions about public authorities and tariffs.

Ames Williamson State van Buren A. P. Grannow Nineteenth Clark Mary Lloyd Harrison Peter Welsh Clybourns Avenue Osgood Street A. H. Sumner Adams John Davis Forty Sixth Wentworth Avenue Louis Richmond Jackson James Taylor Congress John Brown Desplaines Madison Michael Figon Clark and Lake Streets Michael Hollander State Street Chicago Eagle Washington Street

Carl L Barnes Strongly Backed for Sixth District Congress

Carl L Barnes a prominent Chicago business man and former Republican candidate for the Sixth District nomination is heavily backed for the National House seat after Lorimer moved to the Senate. Born 1872 in Connellsville Pennsylvania, Barnes built United States Chemical Company a leading maker of embalming fluids antiseptics and disinfectants with labs in major cities across the country.

Carl L. Barnes William Lorimer Congress National House of Representatives Lorimer United States Senate Barnes Republican Party Republican State Central Committee Chicago Barnesa Connellsville Indianapolis Kent College of Law United States Chemical Company New York San Francisco Boston Pittsburg Minneapolis Salt Lake City Dallas Texas

Montgomery and Stone Coming to Studebaker Theatre

The Studebaker will host a new production The Old Town by George Ade and Gustav Luders opening Thursday September 23 with Montgomery and Stone starring Miss Blale Janis to Chicago's premier playhouse sponsor Charles Dillingham. The Circus Man draws big crowds at McVicker's Theater with Maclyn Arburkle's lead performance and strong advance sales. Vanity Fair at Star and Garter promises laughs and beauty in a new musical travesty next Sunday matinee. The Goddess of Liberty at Princess Theatre scores big, with Sallie Fisher George Parsons and Alma Youlin among the stars. The Spoilers from Rex Beach heads to College Theater with Albert Morrison and Marie Nelson in Chicago stock debut. A Contented Woman at Marlowe Theater headlines all week with Corliss Giles and Louise Randolph in lead roles. Forest Park offers amusements with rides and bands as debates over streetcars and city politics continue.

Montgomery Stone Studebaker Miss Blale Janis Chicago Old Town Montgomery and Stone Charles Dillingham Miss Janis George Ade Gustav Luders M’'Vicker’s Maclyn Arbuckle Imogene McVicker's Theater Goddess OF Liberty Princess Theater Sallie Fisher George Parsons Alma Youlin Rex Beach Marvin Stock Company Beautiful College Theater Mr. Marvin Albert Morrison Glenister Marie Nelson Helen Cheater Marlowe Charles Hoyt Marlowe Theater Corliss Giles Benton Holme Louise Randolph

White Sox Near First Division Title in Final Series

The White Sox push toward the first division as their season ends October 3 with a farewell game against the Detroit Tigers. Pittsburgs clinch the pennant while Comiskey’s men aim to prove they can beat the Cubs this year. Games at Gunther Park feature the Leland Giants and Gunthers in key matchups.

SOX White Sox Detroit Tigers Pittsburgs Comiskey Cubs Gunther Park Leland Giants Logan Squares Billy Nieven Gunthers Blood Logan

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