The Vindicator Newspaper Details and Address
The Vindicator lists WILLIAN HALLEY as editor and proprietor and charges 82.00 per year in advance. Printing office located at 907 West Madison Street with Hall and Chicago Reader’s Office over post office in Austin Texas.
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Hall & Chicace
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Postotice
Austin
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Madison Street
Ohicao
William ‘Alley
Oak Park
Lake Street
Oak Parte
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Postoffice
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William Halley
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Turbulent Chicago notes span politics, real estate and crime
A mosaic of brief items covers Cicero division opposition and local politics, tax and land title reforms, and a new director proposal in Austin. It notes stock movements on Lake Street Elevated, a funeral for George W. Carson, and municipal commentary on city finances and officials.
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Yure Lake Street
Whey
George W. Carson
Comptroller
Ffteen
Lake
Englewood Lodge
Englewood Commandery Ag
Universalist Church
R. Wi. White
Vinwricator
Carson
Mr. Carson
Tracks Raised as Sacramento Avenue Section Elevates
The Galena division of the Northwestern railroad began land dumping along the Sacramento avenue right of way today and plans to raise the main tracks. Engineers expect the two miles of track between Sacramento avenue and West Wortleth Street to be elevated within 100 days barring accidents.
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Galena Division
Northwestern Railroad
Sacramento Avenue
West Wortleth Street
Chicago Typothetic officers re-elected for next year
At the annual meeting of the Chicago Typothetic the officers of last year were unanimously re elected for the ensuing year including President R I Donnel lay and Vice Presidents Fred Burnuard A A Barnon. Grance W Jones of Dubuque Iowa noted as Patriarch of the West aged 81 on April 12 1895. He was born in Vincennes Ind in 1804 and served in Congress during Andrew Jacksons presidency. A communication from engineer Randolph urged more engineers to complete the retaining wall along the drainage channel and the requisitions were approved. Warrants for 205 568 were authorized and drawn in March with vouchers for 228 182 ordered paid. The city council repealed Ogden and Cosmopolitan ordinances. legal opinions question passage and possible damages risk. A conference between sanitary district trustees and Cook county legislators followed with discussion of pending legislation. in Springfield the Loeper substitute bill was reported by the Senate Committee on Waterways. The valley faction won last Thursday. trustees claim enough Senate votes to prevail.
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R. I. Donnellay
Fred Burnuard
A. A. Barnon
Thomas Knapp
Treasuier
Pravz Gindele
Executiva Compittee
W. P. Dunn
Andrew McNally
W. B. Conkey
IL. Blakeley
Amos Pettibone
Grance W. Jones
Dubuque
Iowa
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Mr. Jones
Congress
General Jackson
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Austin
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Sanitary District
Cook County
Springfield
Senate Committee On Waterways
Valley
Senate
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Percy Castle
J. J. Walser
Frank Rice
John Miller
Col. Bennett
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George Hildeburg
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H. W. Bennett
Clyde
A. B. Mullen
C. R. Phoenix
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Mossie
Laviena
Filetrap
Middleton
Ryan
Parks
Vastine
Mathews
F. W. Pringle
Pringle
Committee On Canvass
Unity of Cicero Town Defended Against Annexation Drive
A long defense of Cicero Town against dismemberment explains past defeats of annexation efforts by Oak Park Berwyn Hawthorne and Austin. It asserts unity as essential and argues that votes by outside communities cannot sever the town without town-wide support. The piece also notes concerns over Berwyn water land payments and local legislative matters.
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Cicero
Brighton Park
Central Park
Moreland
Ulia
Civero
Oak Park
Berwyn
Hawthorne
Austin
Berwyn Ban
Cicero Urges Unity Against Segregation in City Growth
In a speech opposing separations in Cicero township, speakers warn that secession would bring litigation and halted progress. They urge building a unified second city of the Empire State of the West with roads, schools, libraries, and monuments to shelter a hundred thousand industrious residents.
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Cicero
Cicero Township
Ilinois
Empire
The
West
Ulster
Austin Division Meeting Drives Canvass for Vote
A large Austin gathering at Library Hall discussed opposing division and canvassing tactics. Committees reported on literature, house to house canvass, and transport logistics with volunteers pledged to mobilize voters in Austin and Ridgeland before election day.
Oak Park Seeks Separation From Cicero At Civic Club Meeting
A Scoville Institute gathering hosted by the Civic Club debated dividing Cicero. John Lewis argued Oak Park would gain by self governance and saving on expenses, while concerns about school funds drainage and growth in Austin shaping the dispute.
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Scoville Institute
Civic Club
Cicero
John Lewis
Oak Park
Austin
Board of Education
Jesse A. Baldwin
Col. Bennett
Rental Avenue
Oak Park Avenue
Dinner Honors Dr. W C Gray Editor of the Interior
At the Union League Club last Monday a dinner honored Dr. W C Gray editor of the Interior the church denominational paper. Fifty covers were laid with Chicago leaders and ministers present. Speeches by Rev Dr Simeon B Gilbert Rev J S Cantwell Prof Craig Thomas Kane and others praised Gray who replied. Gray born 1836 Butler County Ohio studied law and came to Chicago after the fire to lead the Interior.
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Union League Club
W. C. Gray
Presbyterian Church of the North
Dr. Gray
Butler County
Ohio
Chicago
Interior
the Bar
Maywood Moves to Widen Eighth Street to Washington Boulevard
Maywood residents push for widening Eighth Street from sixty six to eighty feet and rename it Washington Boulevard as part of a plan to extend Washington Boulevard westward to Cicero River Forest and Harlem. The proposal aims to connect the current boulevard line with Harlem Avenue and involve River Forest and Harlem in the future.
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Washington Boulevard
Garfield Park
Cicero
Harlem
River Forest
Maywood
West Side
Eighth Street
Vilage
Harlem Avenue
Upper Cicero club lecture on taxes and legal rights
The Upper Cicero Improvement Club invites taxpayers to a Thursday evening lecture on April 25 about levies payment of taxes and special assessments and the property owner's rights against trespassing neighbors. The program aims to provide accessible legal information in a popular form. A 10 cent entry fee funds expenses, and the hall is on Chicago avenue opposite Prairie avenue.
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Cicero Improvement Club
Chicago Avenue
Prairie Avenue
Oak Park High School Farson Prize Speaking Contest Change
After disputes over prize terms at Oak Park High, the Farson speaking contest shifts from orations to declamations. Prof. Barto and Supt. Hatch secure donor approval from Mr. Farson, with three senior and three junior entrants originally planned, now allowing declamation with existing entries.
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Oak Park High School
Farson
Barto
Parson
Furson
Supt
Hatch
Gicero Township and Proviso Trustee Elections Reported
In Gicero Township on April 3a total of (SUL) votes were cast across thirteen precincts. George W. Park received 179 votes and Elias Wanuzer 21. David Oliphant had 1 vote in Oak Park 10th precinct. Bond votes in precincts 9 and 10 totaled 132 for and 13 against. Proviso School Trustee election resulted in the unopposed reelection of Mr Griffin of River Forest.
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Gicero Township
George W. Park
Elias Wanuzer
Oak Pack
David Oliphant
Griffin
River Forest
Institute of Sociology to discuss state liquor control
The Institute of Sociology will diseng a state control of the liquor traffic next Monday evening the 22nd at the Scoville Institute. Dr HW 8 Taylor, a noted reform speaker, will give the principal address. All opposed to state control are invited to participate in the discussion. No officers will be elected and all members are urged to attend.
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Institute of Sociology
Scoville Institute
Taylor
G. M. Minurn
Cures for Headache Promote Electric Bitters Remedy
Electric Bitters advertised as a permanent cure for all headaches including chronic cases. The ad claims it tones the bowels to relieve constipation and offers large bottles for 50 cents at L. Lovett in Oak Park and KR Trail in Austin.
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M. Lovett
Oak Park
KR. H. Trail
Austin
Cicero Precincts Delve Into Local Week Events
A town column lists varied happenings from public entertainments at the Methodist church to bicycle sales at C Schoening and Washington Ice Co. notices. Highlights include new rail joint patent by M C Miles, a coming marriage, parish concerts, and local auctions and rentals in Oak Park Cicero and Proviso areas across April.
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Columbias
Miller
M. C. Miles
Tiree
Barclays
Rallona Woonte
Enao
Long Grove
St Lake Street
James Sarsaparilla
Enc
Miller Druggist
Franklin Street
Oak Park
Washington Ice Company
Ice
South Boulevard
Phoenix
Chicago
Peterson's
Lake Street
Frank Ibach
Oule Park
Crieamo
Western Union Telegraph
North Boulevard
Long Grove Creamery
Take Street
Lathrop Avenue
Peterson
Albert Surgess
George Nordenholt
Reynolds
Jno
B. Worder
Maple Ave
Washington Ice Co
Cisero
Proviso Ia
State Bank
Harlem Avenue
Gertrude Iplmnen
M. J. Holmes
Ava Briggs
Cicero
South Boulevant
Oak Park Church Hosts Bride and Organist in Wedding
The Oak Park Methodist Church hosted the wedding of Gerald F. Stewart, organist and choir director, to Adelaide Florence Willson on Thursday at 7 o clock. Rev. Dr. Pooley officiated with Helen Scott as maid of honor and four bridesmaids. Best man Guy M. Chase and ushers Lewis, Webb, Blackstone, and McGregor attended. About 200 guests attended as palms and lilies adorned the church.
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Gerald F. Stewart
Adelaide Florence Willson
Dr. Pooley
Helen Scott
Gertrude Hilton
Eva May Cleveland
Jessia Melville
Stella Rogers
Guy M. Chase
Messia. Lewis
Frank Webb
Andrew Blackstone
J. R. McGregor
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