Hyde Park civic clashes and fires sweep South Chicago
Hyde Park faces government fears as the Hyde Park City Organization Committee drills. A school board scandal prompts resignation of W H Sullivan. Lawsuits arise over a sidewalk injury in District No 1. Fire destroys plants on One Hundred and Fifth street and Stony Island avenue, now being rebuilt.
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Hyde Park
Geo. W. Wait
Patrick Kinslow
Ninety Second Street
Jockish Lumber Company
One Hundred and First Street
Avenue L
Chicago Rubber Company
Fifth Street
Stony Island Avenue
Chicago
Board of Trustees
Fortieth Street
D Board of Trade
Calumet
Walsted Strest
Amnd
Pilletson
Tall
S.A. Gres
Yale Street
Eaglewood
Universalist Society
Baptist
Hetda
J. Badenoeh
Chestnut Street
Acorm Club
Pridke
Bertha Catter
Wentworthavenm
Schuber
Éushre
Chas Southard
Wentworth Avenue
Newland Noo
Susiiea
Nev
Buelewood Dustedee
QO. H. Vellmevern Town Colleter
Hrdpo 2
Hert
Nottake
Hyde’ Park
Col. Brownell
Chicago City Railway Company
Englewood
People’s Party
Citizens’ Party
Normal Park
Otto Peltger & Co
Noo
Washington Steel
Local Millinery Firms Move and Advertise Services
The Town of Lake area features Mrs. Clorza Venn moving to a larger State Street store to offer fairy millinery and hair goods and to act as agent for the Old Staten Island Dyeing Establishment. Also noted is Davyl T. Peal at the Transfer Corner promoting hats, caps, and furnishings.
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Strest Areth
Stewart
Kensington
Porty-seventh Street
Clorza Venn
State Street
Englewood Notices and Local Events Skimmed From Alarming Details
A patchy Englewood page reports a street district extending around Wentworth and Fury streets, a fire on Yale Street causing $200 damage, and multiple social events. It mentions public notices on school boards, party delegations, and a promotion urging readers to have title abstracts checked by Otto Peltger & Co.
Lawndale Clubs Gather for Local Meetings
Lawndale reports multiple social clubs active in town life. The Lade Sterare and Neighborhood clubs held sessions at residents’ homes and the central park area. Luncheon and C C clubs met recently, with meetings adjourned until fall. Local Improvements Club convened in A rooms to receive a reply.
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Lawndale Sa
Lawndale
Teslar
Cicero Town Board adjourns as campaign tensions rise
The Cicero Town Board met at the Town Hall for the last time this term. A petition to repeal the Dummy Railroad charter was read, and various road, sewer, and hydrant projects were discussed while political maneuvering and candidate chatter filled the room.
Citizens' Union and Republican tickets for Cicero listed in error
The Citizens' Union ticket for Cicero is published with officers for Supervisor Geo Butters Ridge land Assessor H P P Prosser Clyde Collector F S Gray Oak Park Trustee Thos Kelly Brighton Clerk Frank Emerson Austin Police Magistrate Holl o Pearsall Central Park Justices C B Bartlett Clyde J d Larney Brighton Frank C Ren field Austin Geo W Griffin Oak Park Wm Barclay Moreland with constables Dan Cruse Central Park and hos Doran Brighton Park The Republican ticket lists Lissen den Austin Torsyth Moreland Mehkenna Brighton Park E S Austin Austin Joel W Small Austin and others The Whailege ticket names Ed Church Oak Park Bleckston Oak Park Doane Oak Park Evank dune Oak Park Clerk Edwin P Colburn Austin Police Magistrate Luther Hace Chas Elvey Hugh Downey with constables Robert Anderson Lornvo Pinner Richard Howard It is not expected to gain support and is presented for principle only.
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Barclay Few
Donnersberger, Crafts
Batters
Charles Crane
Springfield
Stephen Lisselden
Army of the Union
Butters
Citizens’Union-Democratic
Joe Donnersberger
Vol. Scribner
Recoder
Conway
Baker
Jim McCarthy
Austin
Crafts
Central Park
Rolla Pearsall
John McKenna
McKenna
Frank Emerson
Samuel Haigh
Moreland
Frank Gray
Oak Park
Citizens’ Union
Cicero
Geo. Butters
Ridgeland
H. P P. Prosser
Clyde
F. S. Gray
Thos. Kelly
Brighton
Hollo Pearsall
C. B. Bartlett
J. d. Larney
Frank C. Renfield
Geo. W. Griffin
Wm. Barclay
Dan Cruse
Hos. Doran
Brighton Park
Tcket
Lissenden
J. C. Torsyth
Henry Vogt
John J. Mehkenna
E. S. Austin
Joel W. Small
W.parner
Russell
W. Seilatt
Whaiege
Ed Church
W. EF. Bleckston
Fhos
H. Doane
Evank ¥ F. Dune
Edwin P. Colburn
Luther E. Hace
Justirees
E. W. Hoard
Chas, Elvey
Hugh Downey
Robert Anderson
Lornvo
Pinner
Richard Howard
Election era bustle and political tension in Cicero
A village update notes lively campaigning led by Republican figures in Cicero and Oak Park. It mentions bans on ticket peddling, local meetings, Prohibition nominee campaigns, school vacation plans, and infrastructure talks along with community notices on housing, services, and a forthcoming calico party.
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Cicero
Brighton Cotton executive indicted for embezzling seven thousand
Frank Atkin, 48, former superintendent of the Brighton Cotton Manufacturing Co, was tried in Judge Gary's court for embezzling about $7,000. Evidence showed $2,500 taken between September 1984 and January 1985 by overpaying wages and pocketing margins, plus cash from sales. Convicted and sentenced to six years in the penitentiary.
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Frank Atkin
Brighton Cotton Manufacturing Company
Brighton
Gary
Atkin
Crary
Republican Town Convention Adopts Candidates and Resolutions
Speakers endorsed Lissenden Vogt Austin McWenna and Forsyth as Republican nominees for Supervisor Collector Trustee and related offices with calls for unity, increased police, careful spending, and precinct directed taxes. A closing appeal urged voting April 7 and a celebratory gathering laced with rousing cheers for the ticket. Also notes a newborn daughter for Mr Preston with mother recovering.
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Lissenden
Vogt
Austin
McWenna
Brighton
Forsyth
Republian
Republican Party
Wm. Preston
Grand Ball at skating rink and school declamatory contest
Roller skating remains in fashion as Oak Park hosts a grand ball at the skating rink on Thursday April 16 set by the Sachems. Last week the public schools held a Lyman prize declamatory contest at the Congregational Church with winners Miss Zimmerman, Miss Bouton Bostwick, and Harold H. Rockwell.
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Oak Park
Lyman Priex
Congregational Church
Paul Mandeville
Light Brigade
Jessie F. Pebbles
Angel of Buena
Herbert A. Arnold
Daniel O'Connell
Fred E. Wood
Ward Seabury
Mamie Bouton Bosthwick
Burglar Steals £3000 Notes From Thatcher Home
A burglar entered Solomon Thatcher's River Forest residence at 2 am Sunday and took £3000 in negotiable notes secured by mortgages in favor of Solomon Thatcher Jr. The thief woke Mrs. Thatcher, was confronted by Mr. Thatcher who fired three shots as the intruder fled. police warn all business centers and notify all involved to report any offers to the authorities.
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Solomon Thatcher
River Forest
Solomon Thatcher, Jr
Cholera History and Spread Across Europe in the 19th Century
The text traces cholera from 1817 to 1830 and later, noting its spread via faster interregional travel, steamships, and land routes. It discusses how germs required suitable soil to flourish, uneven regional impact, and the role of long-distance movement in dissemination. It cites observations that Asiatic cholera follows routes of human intercourse and rarely moves if travel time is uninterrupted.
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Europe
Marquis of Hastings
Russia
Poland
India
Indian
Arabia
Afghanistan
Persia
England
Cape of Good Hope
F’oular
Science Monthly
Eases Deafness with Cream Balm Claim
The note claims E's's Cream Balm cured catarrh and deafness for a person named F. D. Mokse, an insurance broker from Blimbsth New Jersey. It states one ear was damaged and hearing was restored after a few uses.
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E’s
F. D. Mokse
N. J
Lake Town Trustees Hold Last Meeting Before Election
The Town of Lake Trustees met at the Town Hall with all members present. They discussed depredations by the Chicago and Western Indiana in removing sand and damages to P Connell and Mrs. Marie Lamb, approved contracts for water and sewer work, and advertised new sidewalk proposals.
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Town of
Lake
P. Connell
Chicago
Indiana
Clinton
Wallace
Marie Lamb
Emerald Avenue
Forty-sixth
Meeting to form opposition ticket in Englewood Shops
A citizen meeting in Temperance Hall aims to organize an opposition ticket for Englewood areas. Officials discuss selecting precinct committees, plans for dodgers, and potential leaders while tensions over press access surface.
Reporter Noted At Meeting With Adjournment Details
Shortly after the reporter's presence was commented on and the meeting adjourned.
Sixth Precinct Meeting Chooses Gahan Support Delegates
About fifty four Sixth Precinct citizens met at Warner's Hotel Halsted and Sixty first to decide on delegates amid factional dispute. After a lockout by Badenoch and supporters, forty one non members formed a new committee electing delegates Geo Ingham W O Budd D C Chase and others. They resolved to back Thomas Gahan for next Lake Town Supervisor. meeting adjourned subject to the President's call.
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Englewood
Temperance Hall
Swh
E. F. Brown
Campbell Brown
Gahan
Messrs
E. E. Brown
Chas. Tewksbury
Petersons
Newburgh
McDougal
W. O. Turner
Chas. W. Baker
Herman Lucht
Hugh (Rodwin
W. ©. Turner
F. A. Woodbury
Mr. Turner
Muirhead
George Muirhead
Justice V. PL. Corrs
Ed Kirk, Jr
E. N. Tillotson
Fletcher Barney
Woodbury
Dodgers
Turner
Sixth Precinct
Warner's Hotel
Halsted
Sixty-first Streets
J. Badedttoch, Jr
Gahan Club
Badencch
Badenoch
N. W. Towner
Chas. Lott
John H. Sutherland
Fred Teaman
W. O. Budd
Thomas Gahan
Lake
Diamond Cutting Industry Discussed by Pittsburgh Jeweler
A prominent jeweler explains diamond cutting in America versus Europe, noting North Carolina rough stones sent to New York Boston Chicago and San Francisco for work. He describes perfect diamonds blue white and brilliant, dust called beast, and prices from twenty five dollars weekly.
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North Carolina
New York
Boston
Chicago
America
Europe
New England
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Warned Pneumonia Dangers and Kidney Health Claims
A New York Telegram summary warns pneumonia stems from kidney issues and exposure. It extols Warner's Safe Cure as a preventive remedy and cites alleged physician opinions and rising pneumonia deaths to urge vigilant health checks.
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New York Telegram
K. Lamrosch
J. B Latimer
D. DS. T.D
Teanofaston University Theological School
Aline
Aimong
Premeng
New York
Warner
Wright
Suburban News Notes and Subscriptions in Chicago
The Vindicator urges readers to report late Friday deliveries by carriers and directs communications to the city office at 24 Pacific Avenue. A new Catch office is at 74 Forty-third Street Byrne Maynard real estate. single copies available. Delinquent subscribers listed include J Cavanaugh, Ti M Wilson, Joseph Tully, Floyd Sibbings, M Condite, T Lych, Chas B Vaughan. The publisher vows to publish names to deter nonpayment and nonreturn. A novelty note warns a Chis Holder designed for violinists not Congressmen.
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Chicago
Becaus
Pacific Avenue
Tar
Tae Vinor- Catch
Forty-third Street
Byrne & Maynard
Vinprearon
J. Cavanaugh
Wentworth Avenue
M. Wilson
Carpenters
Joseph Tully
Haynescourt
Sibbings
Ashland
M. Condite
Sherman
T. Lych
Halsted
Chas
BP. Vaughan
South Englewood
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John TD. Maclean, Jr
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Myrtle Powell
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Halle Husted
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Chas. Deitrick
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Oscar Ericsson
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Robert Mill
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Philip Kelly
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Winter Steet
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Samé
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Vellmeyer
Sixty-third
Dickey
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Lucretia L. Ross
Special Assessment Fund
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Linden Grove
Dennis Mernire
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Forty-third St
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New Drug Store
247Th St
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William Mehl
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JE. McDon Such
Carr
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Orrick Hoynes
Joseph Mitchell
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Tom Ward
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Root Street
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