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Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1900

Page

2

Local notices mix politics and transit bids in Oak Park area

The piece notes Boaney Offices at 65 Plymouth Place and mailing options for subscriptions. It reports the Chicago River Forest and Western railway seeking franchises from Maywood and Melrose Park boards. It mentions political tensions in Cook County and a missing boy false alarm tied to a single family incident.

Plymouth Place Boaney Lake Street Oak Park Chicago, River Forest and Western Railway Maywood Melrose Park

Ritchie pressured into minority candidate row in Cicero

Democrats in Cicero caucused with William Ritchie among participants. After delegates were chosen he pledged to support their choice but later allowed himself to be backed by the county machine against Clayton E. Crafts. The piece accuses him of betraying district fairness and urges resignation to let the majority determine the minority candidate for the state congressional ticket.

Democrats Cicero William Ritchie Clayton E. Crafts Ritchie Fairrness

Race track issue sparks sharp rebuke of Hafner Utley

The Berwyn Current column targets Trustees Hafner and Utley over ties to race track interests. It accuses Hafner of self serving demagogy and says Utley betrayed civic trust, while praising Trustee Norton and criticizing Cicero leadership and local assessors for broad public misrepresentation.

Berwyn Tuttle Hafner Utley Cicero Norton

Shalam Community: A Strange Mix of Religion and Socialism

The Shalam settlement north of El Paso blends ancient religious superstition with radical socialism in a vegetarian, spiritualist town led by believers in the Bible Oahspe. Founding guru Dr. Newbrough reportedly dictated the book to be printed by divine guidance as the community pursues a communistic, propertyless ideal led by its children.

United States Shalam el Paso Shalom Newbrough New York Brigham Young Smith Earth Order of Bellamy

Kang Yu-wei's Reform Plan for Qing China Emerges

The article details Kang Yu-wei, a Chinese reformist adviser, now in Singapore, who outlines his master plan for Qing reforms. He urges abolition of old customs, adoption of Western administrative models, creation of 12 new departments with foreign advisers, and a centralized revenue system to fund a modern army, navy, colleges, and state railways.

Kang-Yu-Wei Kang Singapore Japan Peter the Great Russia Pekin Namhol China India

Ocean mirth and danger drift through summer surf

A New York Journal verse paints a bustling beach scene with bathers, maidens, and playful sea life. It contrasts carefree coastal joys with undertow danger as summer pride rises and waves roar while a fisherman muses on a catch that got away.

Father Neptune New York Journal

Quaker City Firsts Chronicle Origins of American Institutions

The Philadelphia Inquirer notes the city’s early leadership with the first mint for American money in 1792, the 1731 public library, 1685 printing press, 1690 paper mill, 1758 Arctic expedition, 1735 type foundry, 1741 magazine, 1743 Bible printing, 1784 first daily newspaper, 1762 fire insurance, first federal warship, 1746 medical college, and first experimental railroad track in the United States.

Philadelphia New World Philadelphia Inquirer

Some Mexican Proverbs Collection

A sequence of traditional maxims includes There is no gain without pain Behind the cross is the devil To the hungry no bread In troubled waters there is good fishing No evil lasts a hundred years Do not take a pawn that must be fed The good laundress washes the shirt first A book that is shut makes no echo

Classified Ads Seek Work and Housing in Austin Area

WANTED A boy willing to work at a drug store located at Marco Williams, 53rd and Lake street. WANTED six room cottage with yard or modern flat at $15 a month or less near 58rd and Adams st. WANTED Four or five unfurnished rooms or cheap cottage in Austin or Oak Park. contact Chas Arnold, 316 5 S Waller Ave, Austin. SITUATION WANTED by a dressmaker for family or home. good fit and references. $1.50 per day. WANTED Family washing to take home with first class work and second hand cook stove. 325 N Willow Ave, Austin. TO LOAN mortgage maturing. F Pray, 107 North Park Ave, Austin.

Marco Williams 53Rd and Lake Street Smith 58Rd and Adams St Austin Oak Park Chas. Arnold S. Waller Ave South Pine Willow Ave

A Curious Ring and a Witty Sketch of Worship

A Column of odds and ends notes Paderewski worship by women and a London gentleman’s heirloom ring. The cherry stone tale ends with a quip about the servant and the pianist. The ring hides a tiny music box that plays a delicate spectral tune when touched.

Mr. Temple London Richard Temple Spirit Land

For Rent Room or Single Gentleman

Classified notice offering a room or single gentleman accommodation with or without board at 211 N Central Ave. Lost pocket book titled Beckstein. return to 101 N Austin Ave for reward.

N. Central Ave Beckstein Austin Avenue

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