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Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1898

Page

5

Plain Statement and Answer to Open Letter on Cicero Grant vote

Opponents urge Cicero residents to vote against forming the Town of Grant arguing minority status, name changes, and race track issues reflect tyranny. They claim residential protections, assessments for improvements, and moral governance justify opposing the new town while highlighting tax and licensing disputes. The letter is signed by Anton Kucaba and others urging voters to protect homes and oppose Grant formation.

Cicero Oak Park Austin Hawthorne Grant Anton Kucaba B. B. Dutton Thos. W Chicago Henry Worthington Adam Trapp Gus Stubner

Town of Grant open letter stirs Cicero sewer fight

Reading of an open letter reveals clashes over sewer sizing and taxation. Citizens debate outfall sewers on Ridgeland Oak Park avenues and a proposed Town of Grant amid accusations of unequal assessments and guarded signatures.

Oak Park Drainage Letter Misstates Ridgeland Sewer

Maywood December 12 1 89s reader corrects Proviso Vindicator on Oak Park drainage noting that the Ridgeland avenue sewer is not adequate to meet current demands and signaling further concerns about the drainage system.

Oak Park Maywood Ridgeland Avenue

Village notes on library use and local events

Since September the library has circulated about 600 volumes monthly. The village board cut license fees for events from $5 to $2.50. Diphtheria danger mentioned for a five year old child of Mr. and Mrs. Lonas. Public urged to donate old magazines. Library hours listed. Christmas school exercises announced. Books to be rebound. if a desired title is unavailable, follow guidance. Various social notices including visits, travels, concerts, and a new boys and girls book by Dr. Sydney Strong.

Frank Lonas South Seventh Avenue Harper's Century Cos

Harlem Gospel Meeting and Local Notices

A gospel meeting is set for 108 Madison Street this Friday evening. No school from Thursday the 28th to Tuesday January 3, 1809. August Thode recovering after six weeks with typhoid fever. Mrs. Carrie Bindeman dies after short illness. Charles A. Gestel leaves Garden's saloon to join P Schoenhofen Brewing bottling department. Roos & Schrade offer free calendars for the new year.

Madison Street Carrie Bindeman Chas. Bindeman Elm Street Charles A. Gestel Gaden's P. Schoenhofen Brewing Company Roos & Schrade

River Forest News Briefs and Local Updates

In River Forest a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Reedy of Gale avenue joins twenty-one recent births with only three boys. Silas Barr buys the Broughton house on Forest avenue. Twenty-one new Presbyterians unite and are hosted at a church reception. A Belles Lettres Society performance lights up Miss Homer Fri Holidays home. Holiday school recess runs December 22 to January 4 1899 with Christmas exercises on Thursday. Thomas Yorke 18 dies skating on the Desplaines river from a burst blood vessel. A fire devastates the old cottage home school on Boutelle avenue causing about 4000 dollars in damage. origin suspected to be an accident by day workers leaving fire unattended.

Roberts First Congregational Church George Wilson S. Hast Avenue William St. Birton Boston McClintock Chicago Oak Park Club Cermonon The Associated Charities Hulls Wood Yard W.C. UT. UL Mays. Clark Cicero Gas Company Oak Park Avenue Desplaines Yorke W. O H. Yorke N. Kenilworth Avenue Oak Park Nakama Club Masonic Hall Maud Schroyer Eva Cleveland Mira Hatcher Helen Kelleher California Katherine White B. L. Dodge I. Q. Ball Miss Swift Odd Fellows Hall Lodies' Guild Grace Church Carnes Cox S. Oak Park Avenue Howard Hill Arthur Conyne Geo. M. McCaull Austin Mopolitan Munsey's Recreation Scientific American Puck Joe Ross Texas Havana Board of Education Maywood Fifth Avenue Felix T. Evers Packing Company Donlevy & Day Prof. Small Daniel Twier Thirteenth Avenue Madison and Paulina Streets Twier Record EB. A. Cummings Denver Eliza Kimball Oconomowoc Wis Vojie Second Congregational Chrch Georgiella Lay Second Congregational Church Mesdames Wood Sweet Tucker Williamson Speck Ross Marshal First Congregational Church of Sydney Strong Uncle Sydney’s Log School T. R. Glenat Lucile Dresden Germany Homer Thomas Yorke Wheafl- Worth Avenue Old Cottage Home Boutelle Avenue Broatkeywitz

Harmonie Society to Perform in Melrose Park Concert

The Harmonie society attracts interest beyond its home town and plans a concert in Melrose Park on the evening of December 01. Local organizers promote the event as a cultural highlight with a diverse program and notable performers.

Harmonie Society Melrose Park

Death verdict verdict on Mrs Bindeman in Harlem coroner case

The coroner's jury in Harlem returned a verdict Tuesday on the death of Mrs Charles Bindeman formerly of Austin finding death caused by septicemia.

Chas. Bindeman Harlem Charles Bindeman Austin

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