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Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1894

Page

4

Melrose Park Local News And Board Elections Update

Melrose Park reports minor injuries from a street fall as Mrea Largot seeks counsel in her late husband’s estate. Mrs Anensta Tobleskie’s husband faces arrest for assault and battery with a peace-keeping bond set at 50 dollars. The Board of Education election is scheduled for April 21 with incumbents Harrison Nichols and others discussed. smallpox death and infections in the community are noted with quarantine lifted after Barker family exposure.

Mrea Largot Nineteenth Avenue Maywood Anensta Tobleskie Fourteenth Avenue Davison Constable Manch Board of Education Melrose Park Harrison P. Nichols John Soffel Peter Bohlgfider Romie M. Blass Melrose Duncan

Melrose Election Ends in Landslide Victory for Gojen Ticket

The Melrose village vote last Tuesday produced clear margins for the Gojen ticket. For President Louis Nottmeyer 186 to 84. for Treasurer John Debus 196 to 78. for H.C. Giles 192 to 73. for Clerk Wm. Leeseberg 187 to 77. The victorious party paraded with the Melrose Park brass band, led by Henry Be Hug and Richard Bailey, promising a sweep of the town’s administration.

Goien Nottmeyer Louis Nottmeyer D. €. Gojen Trnsteen John Debus Geo. W. Gray H.C. Giles Henry KF Glow Minjority FE. A. Dand Perry Giles Wm. Leeseberg Samuel Allen Melrosa Park Henry Be- Hug Richard Bailey Gojen de Stephano M. Floss G. F. Gehrke Leeseberg Maywood

River Forest News Highlights Local Happenings and Sports

River Forest community notes include a typhoid illness in George W. Clark, a loss to Melrose Park 6 0 in baseball, and a rematch set for Saturday. Mrs. Buell’s elocution recital, church activities, and school caucus on April 1st are reported along with fire department elections and building projects.

River Forest Melrose Park Melrose Buell Keystone Avenue Mis. Boyer O. J. Barragaist Ladies’ Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church Dr. Wherry India Schoos Old School House

Village Burglary Spares Key Homes as May Concert Looms

Amid talk of a May concert featuring solix, duets and sacred selections, villagers report burglaries on S. E B. Baker Franklin street and others. Cash and checks were taken from Baker and Monroe, with Bostedy and O'Brien disturbed but noting intruders. Election results favor Citizens ticket by slim margins, amid alleged fraud claims and colonization accusations.

S. E B. Baker GL Bostedy Mr. Monroe Mrs. O’brien Mr. Baker Franklin Street Mr. Bostedy Jessie Parker

River Forest Council approves street and utility plans

The River Forest Village Board met in special session to approve changes for a fire truck passage, vacate an alley, and adopt multiple street, sidewalk, and sewer improvements. They authorized water and gas works, drainage pipes, and crosswalks, with several ordinances passed and bids opened.

River Forest Village Board Cost Baker Broughton Kennedy Scharenberg Smith Fire and Water Committee Cicero Gas Company Lithrop & Seavern River Forest Gerts Ashland Avenue Hawthornevenue Madison Street Boutelle Avenue Warn Central Avenue Lathrop Avenue Lake Street Washington

City committees plan Cedar block pavement and water stubs

The Committee on Streets and Sidewalks must prepare an ordinance for a thirty foot wide cedar block pavement and the Committee on Fire and Water to draft plans for water stubs on Thatcher avenue from Central to Chicago Avenues. The Clerk was told to advertise for bids for water stubs and Gale avenue improvement. The Board adjourned to last Thursday evening for committee reports on these proposed improvements.

Dunne Grove Street Northern Pacific Railroad Chicago Avenue Bopin Oak Park Central Avenue Lathrop Avenues Williams Street Bonda Keyslong Avenue Birchwood Avenue Lake Street Washingtontreet Desplaines River Thatcher Avenue Oak Avenue Central Chicago Avenues Gale Avenue

Harlem Village News From Judge Vogt To School Elections

Judge Vogt builds a dwelling on Hannah street near Madison. Fred Blase returns from Elgin with plans for a millinery shop at 108 Elgin street by May 1. Infant Charlotte Hacker christened. Enterprise opens new Harlem store at Harlem avenue and Franklin street. Village Board report delayed due to type limits. Wilhelmina Marth dies of scarlet fever aged twenty. A stabbing incites a case with Otto Luedhke in self defense. bonds set at $200. School caucus favors Regulars then Citizens. Farley nominated for Board president. Board members elected Witt Roos Evert. Harlem village election narrows. Klimmer vs Kistenbroker and Strunk. Trustee race tight with Bradner defeated by Gold. detailed votes listed. possible contest over illegal voting. Village Board canvassed results.

Judge Vogt Hannah Street Madison Fred Blase Elgin Elgin Street Charlotte Charles Hacker Enterprise People Harlem Avenue Franklin Street G. Kunz Wilhelmina Marth Wm. Schroeder Luedke Vogt Farley WP. J. Largo Board of Education J.J. Dellers Mrr. Appel Peter Farley Albert J. Witt Albert Roos John Evert Joseph Chase August Meseke Mesuke Chase Evert Citiezens A. E. Bradner J.H. Gold Joseph F. Klimmer A. W. Kistenbroker Henry Strunk Chas. Hillmer J. W W. Gold H. W. Luetke John Mirow John Huenmer McDaniell John J. Glow Brunkh E. Kramer Union League Por Ciak Henry C. Meier George Schrade

Engineer dies after fall from elevated road in Fortiett area

A. L. Whitney of 506 South Lincoln street, age 30, was killed early Wednesday when he fell from an elevated road near Fortiett street while working around his engine. He died en route to the county morgue with no one present. He leaves a wife.

A. L. Whitney Lincoln Street Fortiett Street Central Park

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