Vindicator Publication Notice and Postal Details
The Austin Vindicator weekly edition lists subscription at 2.00 per year, with various publication and mailing details. Editor William Halley is identified as publisher and proprietor, with offices in Chicago and Oak Park.
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Sip
West Morrison Street
Chicago
Rabner Pion
William Halley
Tix
Oak Park
Madison Street
Chicare
William Bailey
Yuake Streat
Austin Vindigator IA
Wim
Haley
Oftfice
Postoflee
Austin
Lrovigo Vindicator
William Tlaley
Pubisher
West
Obicago
Cicero Lodge 217 Oak Park Officers and Meetings
Catcern of Cicero Lodge No 217 Oak Park lists officers including Notte Grand-Enoch Parnell Vice Grand T Anders and W Edwarda secretary with treasurer B Bartlett and trustees K Conway Robt Lackey F Anvel T J Beck Geo H Pembroke. The lodge meets Thursdays at Odd Fellows Hall Dunlop’s Bank Building Oak Park. Visiting brothers invited. Prayer and attendance meetings held weekly with rooms open nightly at 127 Lake Street.
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Catcern
Cicero Lodge
Oak Park
Notte
Enoch Parnell
T. Anders
W. ©. Edwarda
Lathropare
B. Bartlett
F. W. Jackson
Vruetees
Conway
Robt. Lackey
F. Anvel
T. J. Beck
Geo
H. Pembroke
Godve
Odd Fellower
Dunlop's Bank
Swedish Episcopal Services at Austin Congregational Church
The notice lists services at the Austin Congregational Church led by Pastor Weatlake with Sabbath worship at 7:30 am and 7:30 pm. Sunday school is at 12:00 pm. Junior Endeavors meet at 2:00 pm and the Christian Endeavor Society is gainfully noted.
Monthly Camp 47 O18 Meeting Notice
Camp 47 invites Wirnidloy brothers to attend the meeting held on the first Monday of each month at Tue de hall corner Unke and Marton Street. Attendance requested for all members in good standing.
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Tuede Hall
Corner Unke
Marton Sitreet
Wirnidloy
Notice to Patrons About Waning’s Status
Notice to patrons states Waning, formerly a solicitor and collector for The Vindicator, is no longer connected with the office and patrons are forbidden to pay him any money on account of The Vindicator or its publisher.
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Onas
Waning
Cicero Voters Set Election Date For School Trustee
Editorial notes discuss Vinot Caronia delay, Cicero village politics, and a pending recount risk over Hawthorne ballots. It notes Edwix Norton’s patent filing, Scoville Institute Library improvements, and a New York writer linking Trilby to Madam Anne Bishop. It also recalls a Prince of Wales banquet incident in 1869 and traces Madam Bishop’s heritage.
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Tun Cicero
Polla
Hawthorne
Attridge
New York
Hag
Trilby O'Tarrall
du Maurier
Anne Bishop
Prince of Wales
Hamilton
Canada
Trilby
S Sogali
Samad Boschan
London
Maram Anna
de Creny
Scoville Institute
Scoville Institute Library
Buarclay's
Zimmerman & Rooth's
Barnard
Cicero Town Election Sparks Party Feud and Votes Counted
A Cicero election table shows the Republican ticket winning Oak Park and Bereva, with disputes over returns in Attridge and Hawthorne precincts. The piece notes factional splits in Austin, Hawthorne, and Ridgeland, calls for calm support of new officeholders, and expresses respect for the victors.
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Cicero Town
Adsy
Atridge
Agioxsor
Ballard
Ork Park
Attridge
Hawthorne
Attridza
Austin
Oak Park
Ridgeland
Nepatrican
Citivema
Bereva
Worth of Expert Services in Insanity Trials
The piece denounces medical expert testimony in criminal cases as unreliable and expensive. It cites Prendergast and doctors paid by the county board, arguing bills exceed reasonable value and should be legislatively regulated, blaming lawyers for excessive use.
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T. J. Biluthardt
JL GC. Spray
A. J. Baxter
Hold On to Cicero Unity Against Town Division
Fractious debate over dividing Cicero Town with Oak Park Berwyn and Hawthorne pushing for separation. The letter argues against swift annexation and urges independent city government to curb Chicago absorption while praising local pride, gardens, and parkways.
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Cicero
Oak Park
Berwyn
Hawthorne
ViIaDicaron
Ciosro
Chicago
Barwyn
Clyde
Hawthornn
Desphaines
T Linda
Prairie State
Thoga
Sip
Uisat
Adriatic
How Disrupted Cicero WIR Look
Civic Club of Oak Park diagram proposes dividing Cicero into four quarters harming its residents. The town covers 18.34 square miles, six miles long and three and a half miles wide at the east. Berwyn would gain area despite smaller population while Austin would lose territory. Toronto reports two months fire losses totaling 2,015,000.
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Cicero
R. S. Ludington
Civic Club of
Oak Park
Berwyn
Austin
Proviso Town Election Brings Largest Voter Turnout Yet
The Proviso town election produced about 1,200 to 1,300 votes with Geo Schrade of Harlem winning the Collector race by 198 over Clyde Barrett of Maywood. A. M. Chase won Constable by 1, G. F. Gehrke for Supervisor led with 1,052, and bond proposition passed by 11.
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Collector
Geo. Schrade
Harlem
Clyde Barrett
Maywood
Constable
A. M. Chase
Wm Zingrif
Sand Bonde
G. F. Gehrke
J. Boblander
John Wolf
C. Schlund
I. G. Hegrey
Schrade
Barrett
Schradde
Mr. Schrade
Chase
Zingraff
Aldermanic Jollification Ends in Independent Mayoral Showing
Moreland residents celebrated a Tuesday night election with a festive parade in front of Alderman Sayle’s home. Independent Republican Barclay led the crowd, as overall votes tallied Sayle 142, Barclay 896, Ryan 1,080, Williams 56, Thorson 6, across twelve precincts.
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Moreland
Ald. Sayle
Mr. Sayle
Glee Club
Lake Street
Fortieth
Central Park
Sayle
Ind
Barclay
Ryan
Dem
Williams
Pep
Thorson
Austin High Juniors Stage Lively Exhibition
The Austin High school juniors presented a crowded program last Friday featuring essays, music, and dramatic scenes. Miss Alice Meiterma opened with a class-wide speech praising the junior class, while Miss Flora Hayes and Miss Fannie Field delivered piano and oration numbers. The Evergreen Club performed, Curt Claverdon spoke on scientific education, and Mary Ellen Granbery and Neva Gilbert offered essays on science and flags. The second part dramatized Pyramus and Thisbe with George Davis as Bunce and Roy Gilbert as Thisbe, drawing praise from a filled auditorium.
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Austin High School
Tany
Yao Pro- Bram
Alice Meiterma
Flora Hayes
Misa Fannie Field
Misa Field
Roy Gilbert
Washington
Cicery
Evergreen Club
Curt Claverdon
Mr. Cleverdon
Austin High School program praised by community
A school event featuring Mr Joe Walser and Miss Maud Jones impressed Austin residents. The writer lauds the public schools as superior to other systems, noting the high school’s quality, need for better facilities, and the value of a thorough public education for youths facing future challenges.
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Joe Walser
Carl Cleverdon
Wall
Austin High School
Maud Jones
Austin Public
Austin
Installation Services for Rev. Thomas Westerdale at Austin NL
Installation services for Rev. Thomas Westerdale will be held at First Congregational church in Austin Newfoundland on April 12 with eleven adjacent Congregational churches invited. Sermon by Rev. I A Noble of Chicago. charges by Rev. EB Goodwin of Chicago and Rev. C A Blanchard of Wheaton College.
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Thomas Westerdale
First Congregational Church
Austin
I. A. Noble
D. D
Union Park
First
Chicago
C. A. Blanchard
Wheaton College
Ohio Street
Home Missionary Society
S. S. Healy
Hastings
Neb
River Forest Independent Candidate Charles Jasrzens
Charles Jasrzens, 37, a River Forest Independent candidate for Trustee, is a Chicago born businessman and longtime local figure. He serves as secretary treasurer of Taergens Dro. Co., electrotypers, and is a Republican who has never held office but aims to run a public, businesslike village government.
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Charles W. Jasrzens
River Forest
Chicago
Chia
Taergens Dros. Co
Institute of Sociology to Elect Officers at Scoville Institute
At the next meeting Monday evening the 8th the Institute of Sociology will elect officers for the ensuing year and may revise the constitution and by laws. A discussion follows on State Control of the Liquor Traffic without Profit led by Dr H Sailor of Chicago. All members are urged to attend and participate. G M Mauner President.
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Institute of Sociology
Scoville Institute
HS. ‘Sailor
Chicago
G. M. Mauner
River Forest Woman's Club Elects Directors at Annual Meeting
The River Forest Woman's Club held its annual meeting on a Tuesday in April with many members present. Officers and directors were elected for the new year and by-law changes were considered as the First Vice-President chaired in the President’s absence due to illness.
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River Forest Woman's Club
Tuesaday
Arpiland
Buell
Broughton
Boyer
Henry Robertson
Oak Park
Club elects Mia Goodman president after brief contest
The club reviewed reports from Secretaries and Treasurer with praise for the year's work. Officers elected included Mia Goodman as President elect after Mrs Buell declined, with new officers for vice presidency, secretaries, treasurer and directors across educational and reform departments. A parting bouquet and note honored the retiring president.
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Heparta
Mra. Chappell
Mis. Ingalls
Jackson
Mra. Gravas
Harlan Page
Mra. Buell
Buell
Mia. Goodman
Ingalte
Robert Odell
Herriman
Alise Griffen
W. E. Barker
Strable
Geo. L. Thatcher
Pack
Walbank
Chappell
Yalding
Municipal Reform Department
Lord
Butler
Day
Martin Dammann Sells Grocery Store to Wim Wicke
Martin Dammann sells his twenty year old grocery business at the Franklin street and Harlem avenue corner to Wim Wicke who will operate the store. Dammann plans rest and moves to 332 Home avenue while Wicke rents the store and moves in with his family. The same staff will stay on and Dammann will stay nearby to introduce the transition.
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Martin Dammann
Wim. Wicke
Franklin Street
Harlem Avenue
Mr. Dammann
Harlem
Oak Park
Oak Park Avenue
Chicago Avenue
Mr. Wicke
Dammann
Wicke
Home Avenue
Damminn
Death of Mrs Philura Plummer Knapp at Melrose Park
Mrs Philura Plummer Knapp died at her Melrose Park home on Thursday March 28 at age 77. Funeral services were held there Saturday with Rev George Kemp and Rev Bryant officiating. Music included Asleep in Jeans and Abide With Me. Interment was at York three miles south of Limhurst. She leaves a husband seven children fifteen grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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Philura Plummer Knapp
Melrose Park
Geo. Hi. Kemp
Bryant
Wheaton
O Westcott
Mabel Merrill
Prof. Adams
R. Deneson
Umiertiker Borman
O. Ff. Bengon
Kemp
York
Limhurst
Mtl
Unity Church Annual Meeting Reports Encouragement for Future
Unity church parish held its annual meeting on March 25 with 135 attendees. Reports show solid finances, $3657 in expenditures with all bills paid, $180 raised for an organ fund, and seven children dedicated. Seventeen families joined the parish in the year, forty-eight in three years under Rev Jobonnot, with a net gain of thirty-five. Eight new members added, attendance rising in church and Sunday school. Trustees elected for three years: A W Bryant and C A Weagow. secretary Chas Hawley. J H Heald treasurer.
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Unity Church Parish
Jobonnot
Unity Church
A. W. Bryant
C. A. Weago W
Chas, Hawley
J. Hi. Heald
Memorial services for Anton C Hesing at Altenheim chapel
Memorial services for the late Anton C Hesing will be held in the Altenheim chapel next Sunday. Hesing, long president of the executive board, helped found the home and remained a steadfast friend until his death. The Jouisen-Hain park beside Altenheim was a gift from Mrs. Hesing. A life-size portrait of Hesing hangs in the reception room, draped with crepe.
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Anton C. Hesing
Altenheim
Hesing
Jouisen
Mr. Hesing
Electric Bitters billed to cure kidney troubles
It May do us Much for You. Mr. Fred Miller of Irving Illinois reports long severe kidney trouble and back pain. After a year using Electric Bitters he finds relief and says the tonic suits kidney and liver issues. Proclaims instant relief and low price of 50 cents per large bottle at L M Lovett Oak Park and R H Traill Austin druggists.
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Fred Miller
Irving, Ill
L. M. Lovett
Oak Park
R. H. Traill
Austin
Oak Park and Cicero Ads and Notices Shine
A collage of Oak Park and Cicero classified items details sales, services, and up to date notices. Telegraph and phone availabilities at Barclay's, local business promotions, repairs, and rentals populate the page along with church updates and community notices.
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West Madison Street
Hall 6
Chicago Postoffice
Offeal
Clcero
Provine
Molross Park
Hartera
ODD Fellows
W. C
Lake Atre T
Swedish Episcopal Services
Lindskog
St. Anreant
Chisago
Church of the Holy Communion
Fifth Avenue
South Becond Street
Scoville Avenue
Monroe Street
Henry Street
Gilbert
Henry St. Austin
A. Lackey
Dthanbing
Marion St
Oak Park, Ple
Auuday Labs
Mel Crook
Witshtvcton Bolevard
Willow Avenue
H. S. Nichols
Worthwest Cor
6Th Ave
South Gud Bt
F. C. Thompson
Iwenty-tve
Willson CO
Attorneys At Law
Pat. Onice
Washington, D.C
Clara A. Hendy
Oak Park Ave
Tuw Village
Tur
Eany
Edwix Norton
Maywood, I
Swift
Civil Service Iaw
Ald
Bayle
Nca
Cicora
Toronto
Town OF
Ok Cc
Ian Rer Austin
Pierce
John D. Maclean
W.P. Gunthrop
Attridae
TY M
I. Goodman
Frankland
Geo. i
Nelson Lallgren
Geo. M. Andrewa
Chas. A. Smith
John T. Green
Wewedes
Matotat
Tority
Caou
A River Forest Independent
the Institute OF Sociology
Barclay’a
Enterprise
Suydam’s
North Boulevard
Peterson's
Long Grove
H. J. Hittorit
Lathrop Avenue
Boales & Goodman
News
Thos. H. Gale
LaSalle
H. E. Middaugh
Barclay’s
M. Dale
Long Grove Creamery
Lake Atreat
Zimmerman & Roath
Barclay's
Western Union Observatory
J. E. Rantall’s
Peterson
H. L. Chisholm
W. Madison Street
the Enterprise
Czar
Phoenix
Mesers
Harper & Buttendorff
Mason Contractors
J. W. Schoening
H. J. Hittorif
Liketreet
Congregational Church
Hulbert
Presbyterian Church
Our Church Bell
Western Union Telegraph
Frank H. June
Lylephone No
Pooley
Wm. Rosenberg
Marion Street
Alice
D. Saydam
Albert Burgess
Albert Burress
George Nordenholt
Reinke
Misa Anna Robinson
Mediaste
J. W. Schosning
H. J. Hut
O. W. Herrick
Springfield
Humphrey
Entelprise
F. M. Teter
Teter
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