Editor contact and subscription agents for The Vindicator
Notices list editors and authorized agents for The Vindicator subscriptions and advertising. It also lists multiple single copy outlets across Chicago area including shops at Union Stock Yards and Hyde Park, with addresses in detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis R. Macarres
Forty- Third Street
Union “Stock Yards
J. I Snyper’s
State Street
Thirtyninth
Tighe Bros
Fiftieth
State Streets
Rock Island
Emery & Co.'s
Wentworth Avenue
Englewood
J.&r. Simms
Cottage Grove Avenue
Hyde Park
A. McIsrosa
Postoffice
Chicago
James P. Waterbury
Arcade
Pullman
T. A. KE. Harooms
Front Street
One Hundred and Fifteenth Street
Kensington
Cuar
E. Merrill
Seventy-fifth Street
Greenwood Avenue
Grand Crossing
Cornelius Keizer
West Side
Michigan
One Hundred and Tenth Street
Roseland
Northwestern Press Bureau
National Life Building
Contemporaries Redirect VIN DcaTOR Mail to Chicago Office
An instruction directs contemporaries to send exchanges for the VIN DcaTOR to the National Life Building in Chicago, rather than to the Town of Lake. The change appears framed as a logistical update for correspondence and business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Life Building
Chicago
Town of
Lake
William Halley Becomes Editor of the Vindicator
William Halley, a respected journalist and public speaker, has taken editorial management of the Vindicator. His leadership is expected to broaden the paper’s circulation beyond Cook County to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Halley
Vindicator
Cook County
New Editorial Leader Aims fearless Vindicator Voice
William Henbury announces editorial control of the Vindicator in Lake Town Cook County Illinois. The publication pledges to oppose ring rule and rascality while defending both capital rights and the interests of the toiling thousands. Office listed at Suite 69 National Life Building 199 La Salle Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vindicator
National Life Building
la Salle Street
Chicago
Richard Roach
Swan Street
Town of Lake
Thos. Walsh
Cologne Street
Bridgeport
Lake
Cook County
Tiam Henbury
Notice at sugar refinery warns workers over hand washing rule
A Chicago sugar refinery on Taylor street posts a notice demanding employees wash or clean hands before the stop signal with forfeiture of a quarter of that day’s time for quitting early. Foremen will report violations to the time keeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Street
Chicago
Free” America
Timekeeper
Cc. S. BR. Co
Town Attorney Tactics Stir Public Outcry
The Town Attorney Albert H. Veeder will not resign amid a $60 000 to $65 000 robbery case. He allegedly aided by Kim mey to legalize the robbery by shielding bondholders from liability, and then resigned while a cheap appointee earned $1 500 yearly. Public sentiment remains dormant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert H. Veeder
Jarrett
Immaculate Kimmey
Sherwood Textbook
Veeder
Voter Rhetoric Sparks Call to Expel Thieves and Colonists
A boastful public note declares ongoing political pressure to purge corrupt actors and their supporters from power. The piece portrays a victorious crowd praising a decisive turn, promising continued action against supposed thieves and their backers.
Public warning against corruption and lax morals across government
A fierce denunciation laments widespread corruption and abuse of power from top officials to ordinary agents. It argues vigilence is required to curb theft, fraud, and the ring rule, urging reform and uncompromising justice to avert revolution and restore order.
Who Is O. S. Cook The Solicitous Assessor Organs Claim
A district newspaper inquiry questions O. S. Cook former state legislator and recent school superintendent candidate. It asserts he opposed a rules suspension on a sympathy resolution for Charles Stewart Parnell and accuses him of drafting a measure centralizing park commissioner appointments away from Cook County taxpayers.
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O. S. Cook
Cook
Chas
Stewart Parnell
Indignation Over Park Commission Appointments Debate
The speakers condemn transferring appointing power to the Governor as depriving local representation. They question Mr. Cook’s alleged generosity and education while accusing him of an indignity to the county and Lake town, which funds the park system heavily. They await a response from the publication or the faction.
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Cook
Eye
Lake
The Windycator and the Eye Clash in Town Satire
The Eye mocks the Windycator paper accusing it of mischief and poor sight. The piece hints the Eye’s creator earns thousands, holds multiple roles in Rock Island shops, and may be a reward for past political misdeeds.
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Rock Island
Great Corporation
Slaves of the Ring Hit by Town Spending Scale
The column accuses the Town ring of favoritism in approving bills for printing and lumber. It cites Tousley Denison & Tousley at 113.30 and Bogue Badenoch & Co. at 582.28, noting large weekly sums and a feared lumber contract tied to political treachery. The piece targets Badenoch as a reformer who shifted stance after securing the lumber deal.
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Tousley, Denison & Tousley
Ring
Bogue, Badenoch & Co
Badenoch
Wallace Street
Stock Yards Boosts With New Consulting Engineer Title
The Town of Lake known as the Stock Yards boasts a Consulting Engineer along with a Chief Engineer and several Assistant Engineers. Supporters hail the move as a significant professional upgrade for the city with notable staffing milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
Stock Yards
Chicago
New York
Money and Its Uses in a Modern Economy
This piece argues for government control of the money supply and calls money a legal construct rather than a natural commodity. It praises paper currency, warns against intrinsic value, links quantity to employment and growth, and denounces bonds while endorsing full circulation and low interest.
Editorial Jots and Glints from Englewood
A long critical column attacks public schools in Englewood and Lake with charges of mismanagement and corruption. It accuses school leaders and board relatives of nepotism, mocks vivisection claims, censors racing to punish reformers, and calls for gates at railroad crossings while condemning liquor sale restrictions as vote seeking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Englewood
School Board committees accused of ring influence
A local critique alleges that the District No. 2 School Board’s Building Teachers and Fuel committees are controlled by a ring. It asks why no opposition member sits on committees handling public money and dryly suspects dishonesty.
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School Board of District No. 2
Clark
Coy
Farren
Ring
Gas bill and rights grant clash with company privileges
The December gas bill stood at 500 dollars while the implied service quality remains unclear. No remedy appears for customers though the board granted the company a right of way and exclusive privileges.
Sidewalk Plan Aimed At Rock Island Depot Route
Public works discuss a sidewalk from the Rock Island depot to Sixty first street outside the tracks. Officials may delay action awaiting a pretext. Residents near town officers’ homes complain after snowstorms as better-off areas have scraped walks while poorer districts endure trudging feet.
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Rock Island Depot
Sixty-first Street
Lake Town Ring Tricky War Tale
A fragment notes a dark war theme and a peculiar lake town ring. It hints at deceitful tricks and curious local lore surrounding the community. The readable text suggests a literary or rhythmic meditation rather than a sequence of events.
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Lake “Ring
Vindicator Anti Monopoly Paper Emerges in Lake Area
The Vindicator, an Anti-Monopoly weekly edited by William Halley, debuts in Lake Cook County. It covers Lake growth, stockyards, Englewood, and the surrounding town with a reported population near 30 000.
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Lake
Englewood
Chicago Guardian
Cook County
Ll. I
William Halley
Chicago Sentinel
Illinois Vote of 1882 and A Strenuous Progress Image
A fragmented paragraph mentions the Illinois vote of 1882 and an English firm producing strawberry jam and turnips. It references a future march step and a vigilist attempting to extract milk punches from and COW, with unclear context and multiple disconnected ideas.
AxyTHma Described in Quen Anne Style
AxyTHma is depicted as homely and ugly in a Quen Anne style critique. The text emphasizes its unhandy and ill shaped form and suggests it should be appreciated in that historical context.
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Illinois
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Alfred ‘Orendorf
Daniel McLaughlin
G.L
John G. Sei
Peter Howe
Smith
FOU
Henry Raab
L Demee
Charles T Strattan
Beate Gesagt
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G. L
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