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Newspaper

Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1894

Page

2

William Haldiny and Vindicator advertise subscription terms

The Vindicator announces weekly publication at two dollars per year with postal office eligibility. William Hatley, publisher and proprietor, lists address at 207 West Madison Street and notes the paper is entered as second class matter.

Oak Park Weet Maddison Street Chinaco William Halley Take Street Austin Mad War, Talley Oflce Postoffice Atlin Willian Hatley Pate Fisher Madison

Odd Fellows Lodge Notices At Cleere Lodge No 205

The message lists Odd Fellows Cleere Lodge No 205 in Gal Park with mentions of officers and weekly meetings. It invites Wiedtime brothers to attend and notes a recurring Thursday evening gathering at Odd Medows.

Cleere Lodge Gal Park Vreneurer Thosteen Eos Conway Barnett Apelok Beek

Fragmented Civic Worries Stream Across City Stages

A garbled dispatch reports political rancor in Cleveland and Chicago milieu with mentions of Minnesota Democrats, Lake Street ordinances, and a pending tax sale. It notes reformist clashes, party tensions, and public works debates, including transportation projects and elevated lines, amid a broader political frame.

West-siders gain better access with new lines and lake street elevated

A local note highlights surface ronda and additional cable and electric lines improving communication with the business center. Delegates from the Tenth ward were elected to the Second district Peoples Party convention with Canty as the chosen congressman. A strike commission is formed to review the A I K strike, with meetings set in Chicago.

Dodie Street Secana Ttsine Lake Street

Piper Nominated for Second District Banner Bearer

The Second Congressional District Republican Convention will be held Tuesday of next week with primaries Monday for delegates. Charles FE. Piper of Cicero is chosen as the party banner bearer as Republicans unite to carry the peculiar constituency. Hurrah for Piper.

Stock Yards Cicero Charles FE. Piper

The New Harlem Race Track Opens With Busy Attendance

The Harlem track opened Monday with large crowds and smooth conduct. Spectators used betting facilities under the grand stand while the east side offers glare relief from an awning. Transportation by Northern Pacific line and crosstown rail is excellent and admission is ten cents with meals and drinks available in the grand stand.

Harlem Chiegraid Northern Pacific Crogo & Proviso Enteaner

Cost of High Schools in Cook County Draws Debate

An editorial digest compares high school costs per pupil across Austin Oak Park La Grange and South Chicago. It cites tuition and total costs over four years showing Austin and nearby districts vary widely while Chicago schools report higher figures, arguing for conservative management and quality schooling.

Chicago Cook’ County Austin Oak Park Oal Park Austin Board of Education State Superintendent of Schools County Superintendent of Schools Austin High School Myanston High School la Grange

Defying the Cicero Rail Grade Ordinance

At the July 14 Cicero Town Board meeting an ordinance to bar railways from altering street grades at crossings was approved. The Northwestern Railway reportedly plans to raise tracks five inches with crushed stone, despite the rule published July 20 and in force. Oak Park has already raised platforms and gates to match the new grade, prompting criticism of railroad corporations defying local authority. The editorial urges the North Western Company to halt further violations.

Cicero Rairoad Vinbica Tor Eeme Oak Park Northwestern Company Northwestern Railroad Company Avene Leis Che Lake Street Humphrey Paylot Avenues Milwaukee West End Pharmacy John Faville Appleton Wis John B. Warder Benton Warder Ward Niagara Burlington Park Suydain Morton Presbyterian Church Reynolds River Forest Wim. Cuthbertson Chicago Maple Avenue Madison Street Plains RE. E. Roberts Cuthberstson Presbyterian Hospital Test Singer Mfg Co We Lake Street Kenilworth Avenue North Boulevard Barclay Elizabeth St

Criticism of an Old Timer in Chicago July ISDE

A Chicago item from ISDE on July 25 critiques an old timer figure. The brief notes sharpen the tone and question past actions while signaling public opinion in the local press.

Chicago ISDE

tariff dead lock and sugar duties dominate congress

Washington notes the tariff deadlock toward a Senate bill with House caucuses expected to push for concessions if no agreement by Tuesday. It cites Democratic conferees, sugar duty battles, coal and iron on the free list, and the influence of the sugar trust as key factors shaping the outcome.

Washington Conference Committee Senate House Cleveland Wilson Manderson Quay Stewart U.S Representative Stone Senate Committee On Immigration Immigration Stump House Committee On Immigration Senate Committee Springer Board of Arbitration Carroll D. Wright Wright

Independent Republican candidate runs for State Treasurer

Gres. O. 1. MANN declares as an independent Republican candidate for State Treasurer against Henry Walt. The move appears to risk only his own political standing. Bunny Loni, a professional politician, seeks Congress with eyes on the Second District and aims for the Republican nomination. Charles E. Piper of Cicero is favored to win.

Henry Walff Pandlemma Republian Whiate Austin Xanis Tate Nastia Mann Henry Walt Neiner Bunny Loni Congress Chas. E. Piper Cicero

The Single Tax in Melrose Park Lecture

Citizens of Melrose Park heard John Z. White of Austin present the single tax theory. He argued that wealth comes from land and labor, rent burdens landowners, and shifting taxes to land value would lower rent, raise wages, and increase total wealth by moving production to more valuable land.

White Bralding Messrs Fox, Gherke Thomas Smith Weber Melrose Park John Z. White Austin Withal Mr. White Texas Lebor

Condolence Resolution for A. H. Bruner of Camp 254

Members of Camp No 254 Sons of Veterans express deep sympathy for the death of brother A H Bruner. The resolution notes his manhood and service to family friends and camp, requests publication in Oak Park press, and directs copies to the family. Committee members Rodney Hunt Harry Eckart W D Jobys sign the resolution.

A. H. Bruner Presa Oak Park Rodney Hunt Harry $. Eckart W. D. Jobys

Awful accident at Northwestern crossing claims Miss Christopher

Miss Agnes Christopher, 1, killed instantly at the Forty eighth street Northwestern crossing by a westbound passenger train while her companion Miss Edda Hansen, 19, suffered serious injuries. Hansen survived after treatment at Dr Pope's, with a leg and rib injuries and head wounds, and the railroad promised to cover medical expenses. The inquest and funeral followed, with community sympathy and calls for a night gateman.

Agnes Christopher Tost Edda Hansen Te City Gires Miss Christopher Miss Hansen Dr. Pope Miss Hinsen Illaesa Drs. Pope Tud Presbyterian Church Moreland Misa Christopher West Unron Street Kamipp St. Philip's Church Central Park Calvary Christopher Wisconsin

Cicero’s Precincts Social and Church Events in San Miercent

A weekly roundup from San Miecant suburban town covers social gatherings church affairs and cultural happenings. It notes meetings in local clubs libraries and societies alongside a glimpse of nearby business activity and community life.

San Miecant

Oak Park notices and society news in brief

Oak Park updates list residents traveling to Lake Geneva and Wisconsin towns, new moves to Chicago addresses, shop and jewelry notices, church announcements, property sales, and local social events. A mix of travel, family news, commerce promos, and upcoming services fill the column.

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