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Newspaper

Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1898

Page

2

Cicero government debate and village split forecast

The editorial urges Cicero to favor city government for the town and warns against south end secession efforts. It notes independent telephone systems expanding in Illinois and mentions a December 6 meeting of a government committee to discuss reforms and potential elections. It also reviews a souvenir book about Camp Goodanull and prior literary works by Charles.

Cicero South End Camp Goodanull Red N. Charles M.S Michigan Mr. Charles

Cicero Independent Discontinued by Proprietor Roy Q Flint

The Cicero Independent did not issue last week and will probably be discontinued by proprietor Roy Q Flint. Roy Flint, tied to large Chicago Graphic interests, used the Cicero brand as a supplementary venture amid broader newspaper activity.

Cicero Independent Roy QO. Flint Hunt Chicago Graphic Cicero Branel

Petition for Cicero split to form Grant village

A petition signed by 140 residents asked Judge Carter to detach Phanthorne and Morton Park from Cicero and form the village of Grant. The proposed area covers 3.75 square miles and a special election was ordered for December 20. Promoters claim separate governance and lower taxes, especially for schools.

Carter Pbanthorne Morton Park Cicero Grant

Grant and Berwyn Seek Separation from Cicero

Grant and Berwyn vote on separating from Cicero to form a new city. The move seeks self government funded by licenses from establishments of dubious character. Cicero residents may need more time than twenty days to judge the territorial viability and governance prospects.

Grant Cicero Board of Trustees Berwyn

Election Proposition Likely Fails in Cicero Territory

At the same election on Dec. 20 the proposition is nearly certain to fail in the targeted territory and almost certain not to carry in other parts of Cicero, signaling limited support and broad opposition.

Cicero

Town Collector of Cicero Defends Office Costs and Profits

In a letter to the editor, Collector Heou Beardien of Austin, Illinois defends his office finances amid rumors. He cites bonds totaling $1,107,000 for 1897 warrants and a $100,000 town bond, explains commissions and reductions, and argues detailed delinquent lists require high-priced tax staff.

Cicero HE OU Beardien Austin

Magazine Club Meeting in Oak Park Dec

Oak Park Magazine Club announces a home meeting at 315 South Sco ville avenue hosted by Mr and Mrs L Hadl on Monday evening in December. Mr BE Cisher leads the discussion on The Social and Industrial Capacities of Neprows. Members urged to attend. meeting starts at 7:30 p.m. President J Hall and Secretary Mrs C L Bliss note full attendance desired.

Oak Park Magazine Club Mes L. Hadl Scoville Avenue BE. C. Kisher Neprows Sop. Om. Op Jas. Gardiner South Pine Avenue England John McWade The Oaks Culture Club Harry Potwin A. M. White Library Hall

War in Cuba views shown at Oak Park church event

Dr Thomas J Roberts will present his collection of views and experiences with the first regiment of Illinois Volunteers at the First Congregational church Oak Park Monday evening. The drummer boys and buglers will provide army calls.

Thomas J. Roberts Illinois Volunteers First Congregational Church Oak Park Drunmer

Austin Floral Company Ad at Lake and Walnut

The Austin Floral Company at Lake street and Walnut avenue offers a large variety of flowers and plants with fresh blooms all winter. Call to inquire about chrysanthemums and other fragrant arrangements and let them please you with their selections.

Austin Floral Company Lake Street Walnut Avenue

Hardy Roses Planting Advice For Next Season

Fall planting advised to obtain best results for roses. Fair Oaks Nursery warrants the roses.

Fair Oaks Nursery

Story of the Philippines book offered by solicitors

An advertisement promotes a large book The Story of the Philippines by Miurat Hil ated for government commissions. It claims vivid scenes from San Francisco to Manila, hospitals in Manila, camps in Hong Kong, battles aboard ships, and battle ruins with government photos. Credit available and discounts enticing agents to sell.

Ctyive Philippines Miurat Hilated Pastorian Goethe War Department San Francisce Merritt Monelulu Hong Kong Manila Avuinaidoo Olympi Dewey Bonanza Outittree Addrews Barber See'y Star Insurance Building Chicago

Thanksgiving News and Local Notes From Austin

Mails schedule details from the east and west. Local notices report travel plans, illnesses, lectures, club events at the Oaks Culture club, a large Thanksgiving offering for the Baptist church, and a quiet wedding for Miss Grace Cowan and Mr Robert T Wray. Also listed are letters advertised and a Christmas bazaar upcoming at the Presbyterian church.

Fred Pinney Senator Grear Iowa Blanche Pinney Bala T. Pinney The Western News Co Utica Ohio Astin Baptist Church Union Relief Society

Oak Park Arts and Club Events Highlight Holiday Cheer

Mrs. Katherine F. White’s class meets next Tuesday to read poets Watson and Alfred Austin. Oak Park Club staged a children’s theater by Chicago Conservatory with Edward Dvorak, plus an Oak Park Dance Club party. Holiday book sale at Scoville Institute runs Dec 6 to 18. Opera night features Sig. De Pasquali and company. Unclaimed letters list includes multiple Oak Park names.

Katherine F. White B. L. Dodge Watson Alfred Austin W. A. Southward A. M. Mathews Oak Park Club Chicago Conservatory of Music and Dramatic Art Edward Dvorak Barbara Scoville Institute Oak Park Otto Hartley Luise Hindenburg A. F H. Holt Alice Hubbell John Hunin Wm. Hynes Wm. Ingersoll Mrs. Jones Ed Lehman Frank Lee Miss Lyenberger Her Lindemann A. Lustenson J. Henry Miller H. C. Niles Jang Neitzke H. Oleson Francis Whitman C. W. Wright H. Ziebell

Austin Republican Club Elects Officers and Resolutions

The Austin Republican club held its annual meeting at lower Library hall electing C. S. Cutting as president L. H. Howell first vice president J. A. Martin second vice president S. Didier Jr fourth vice president W. J. Cameron treasurer W. C. Logue secretary H. Robertson. A precinct resolution favored selling school lands and a Cicero city organization resolution was laid on the table. Executive committee elected H. Emerson chairman and H. Robertson secretary. It was the most harmonious meeting and well attended since the organization began.

Austin Republican Club Lower Library Hall C. S. Cutting L. H. Howell J. A. Martin S. Didier, Jr W. J. Cameron W. C. Logue H. Robertson Thirteenth Precinct Cicero H. A. Emerson

Obituary notices for James Morrow and Lucelia Anerson

James Thompson Morrow died Sunday November 20 at his home 220 5 Clinton avenue after a long illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 3 p.m. at the family residence, with interment at Forest Home Cemetery conducted by Rev. Drs. Burns and Hough of Oak Park. Lucelia Anerson, wife of Ely Anerson, also died Sunday November 20 after sixteen months ill. Burial was in Graceland Cemetery on Wednesday November 23. services were at 11 a.m. at the home 3825 South Grove avenue, led by Drs. Burns and Morton and aided by the G. A. R. post president. Flowers and a small silk flag marked her loyalty to the G. A. R.

James Thompson Morrow Clinton Avenue Lucelia Anerson Ely Anerson Graceland Cemetery

Classified Ads Offer Wide Reach in Cicero Paper

Advertisement notes 1 cent a word rates for first insertion with special rates for a month or more. Notices of help wanted or situation wanted free on one insertion. The Vindicator for sale at Don Rosado's News Depot 6624 Ohio St Austin A H Loomis News Depot 149 Park Ave Austin Oak and Tompkins 105 Oak Park Ave and Mrs Scales 142 Lake Street.

Vindicator North Park Avenue Austin Lake Street Oak Park Chicago South Clinton Street Cicero Don Rosado Ohio Street A. H. Loomis Park Avenue Oak & Tompkins Oak Park Avenue

Dreschler's Oak Park Furniture Sale Placed

Chas Fr Dreschler offers a large stock of household furniture at close out prices before moving to a new building. Visit 110 Lake Street Oak Park to choose and secure bargains likely not repeated for years.

Chas Fr. Dreschler Lake Street Oak Park

Austin Whist Team Beats Lawndale By 33 Points

The Austin whist team defeated Lawndale at Lawndale on Thursday evening. Twelve pairs competed with Austin securing a decisive thirty three point margin.

Austin Whist Lawndale Austin

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