Oak Park Arc Lights To Be Switched On Soon
Oak Park residents will see arc lights turned on next week as city improvements proceed. The Cicero Town Board met August 2 in special session to address lingering local matters from recent shakeups.
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Newspaper
Oak Park Vindicator
Location
Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1900
Page
4
Oak Park residents will see arc lights turned on next week as city improvements proceed. The Cicero Town Board met August 2 in special session to address lingering local matters from recent shakeups.
A conflict between Suburban Railroad and West Park board over a triangular corner at 52d avenue and Washington boulevard delays street shaping. The railroad refused to deed the corner, the park board treated curved street ground as non public, and taxes were assessed like other frontage. Alderman Hunter urged widening the boulevard by eight feet to improve the street.
A subscriber from Oak Park dated August 2 1900 commends The Vindicator for honesty about Cicero race track and urges a different political outcome next spring. He notes GOP pledges, accuses friends of the enemy to good government, and vows to vote for a cadre enforcing state laws.
The author bids warning that a unified yellow race could threaten white civilizations. It argues China and Japan may align under a Napoleonic figure, possibly invading Europe and America, with 60 million soldiers imagined in a united Asian power.
The Boston Advertiser notes a sun spot cycle peaking around 1905 and argues that solar energy might influence earth events. It catalogs coincidences between sun spot periods and wars, riots, and financial panics over the past 50 years, suggesting a notable though unproven link between solar activity and human affairs.
MAS MATLACK of 929 North Oak Park avenue Oak Park died Friday morning Aug 3 after a three month illness. She leaves a son and daughter. funeral held Aug 3 with Rev Dr Swift Rev Dr Dudley and Rev Dr Rasmus officiating. Remains to Rose Hill for interment. MRS MARY B PYKE died Aug 8 of the mico fever at 211 North Central avenue Austin. Remains to Ft Wayne Ind for interment. ERICKSON Henry J aged 41 died Aug 4 at Carrie De Caskey 221 South Clinton Oak Park. Interment Kendallville Ind.
Anecdotes from Walpole and Oxford amuse with social misreads and sharp wit. A groom calls his honeymoon a harvest moon while Quaker Charles Jr. endures a hat on head as polite defiance. A tale of self conscious genius ends with a drunken, muttered refrain.
A collection of wry observations on family picnics, mistimed advice, crying children over nickels, iconoclasts who challenge wealth, and cranky people who stir unnecessary excitement about issues that do not affect us.
Classified board includes a private family ad seeking a gentleman with two children aged 10 and 5 in a home without small children, plus a housework position, a mortgage loan offer, and sales opportunities for teas coffees baking powders and extracts in Austin and Oak Park with named contacts F E Pray and D C Pini.
The piece analyzes Chinese self view as superior and world centered while fearing Western modernization. It notes beliefs in a flat world with China at the center, pride in ancient inventions, distrust of foreigners, and anxiety over railways and telegraphs threatening millions, urging caution about anti foreign rhetoric.
Multiple short notices list items for sale or rent including vacant lots with weeds and Canada thistles, shorthand scholarships offered for five dollars a month, a 1899 ladies bicycle for sale, and three room suites for rent at Ridgeland Hotel Oak Park Illinois with summer rates.
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