The Vindicator Subscription and Office Details
The Vindicator provides annual subscription at 82 dollars in advance. Printing office located at 207 Went Madison Street, Chicago. Editor’s Office is over post office in Avantin, IL. Entered in the Chicago Post Office as second class matter.
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Postotea
Avantin
Chicago PostomMee
West Brox Vindicator
West
Madison Street
Chicago
William Hatley
Oak Park
Austin Vindigaton Ih
Win. Haley
Ottee Over Post Office
Austin
Proviko Vindigaton Ih
Witheam Vasley
Ohfengo, I
Maywood patent for combined holder and scale device
Local notes report Baar of Maywood securing a patent for a combined bag holder scale and litting apparatus. It also notes political gossip, weather, and civic talks about annexation, bills, and local projects in Illinois and California.
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Row, Baar
Maywood
Fragmentary tirade on justice as a costly commodity
A jagged, antiquated critique argues that justice has become a priceless bargain and that the real effect is its defeat rather than fair purchase, invoking a high court atmosphere and officials as context.
What in the Republican club of Austin
The query asks who comprises the Austin Republican Club, its functions, officers, meeting location and time, and whether it is secret or open. The text provided does not include details. Please supply the source article.
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Maywoond
Republican Club
Austin
Voted on Lake Street Elevated Railroad ordinance in Austin
A letter from a constant reader asks which members voted on the ordinance granting the Lake Street Elevated Railroad the right to pass through Greere. The records show Walker Worthington Maclean Watts voting for the ordinance and Moore White head and Duare voting against it.
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Austin
Eprron Winvicaton
Arivon Amon
Lake Street
Greere
Walker
Worthington
Maclean
Watts
Moore
Whitehead
Duare
Morrok
Contending interests vie for dominance in West Side transport
Charles T. Yerkes backed group and rivals led by Metropolitan Elevated clash with Lake Street Elevated and Cicero and Proviso Electric road over Chicago transit plans. The Cicero and Proviso raises capital and expands toward suburban towns paralleling a major line. They seek bonds guaranteed by West Chicago Street Railway and target the Chicago Harlem and Batavia railroad for control of its thirteen miles and key right of way.
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West Side
Charles T. Yerkes
Iack
Metropolitan Elevated Railroad
Cicero and
Proviso Electric Road
Chitenago
Barrington
Quincy
West Chicago Street Railway Company
Metropolitan Elevated
Lake Street
Merry Wedding Bells at Potwin Corrigan Home
The marriage of Alice Potwin to Charles E. Corrigan was celebrated last Wednesday evening at 226 South Park Avenue Austin with Rev L A Campbell officiating. Attendants were Miss Mary Potwin and best man J R Kootter of Clifton Iowa. The bride wore white satin with chiffon and white violets, bouquet of bride's roses, veil secured by a diamond pin. Pomaso's orchestra provided music as guests enjoyed a supper and floral decorations. Immediate family attended and gifts were noted as valuable. The couple planned an extended Southern trip and a reception on March 2 at the bride's parents home, with later residence at Jos Dearborn Avenue Chicago.
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Harry Potwin
South Park Avenue
Austin
War
Alice
Charles E. Corrigan
L. A. Campbell
Mary Potwin
J. R. Kootter
Clifton
Iowa
Pomaso
South
Jos Dearborn Avenue
Chicago
Harlem Village Politics Defends Borchers Candidacy
A south end committee declares Charles Borchers the unanimous choice for village trustee. They deny Lange push support and state Schumacher will not run this year. The letter, dated February 4 1895, requests fair treatment from the Vindication writer.
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South End
Lange
Alr
Schumacher
Ben Freeman
FrRuix J. Rehorr
Joseph I. Chase
Oak Park Civic Club hears Austin viewpoint on Lake Street L extension
A Tuesday Oak Park Civic Club meeting at Scoville Institute analyzed the Lake Street elevated railroad ordinance. Percy Castle presented Austin’s stance, while Oak Park advocates argued for extending to Austin avenue with modified terms including reduced bonds and altered station spacing. The gathering urged adopting amendments to foster后 quick construction and shared Cicero benefits.
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Oak Park
Civic Club
Scoville Institute
Ludington
D. H. Louderback
Lake Street I
Lake Street Company
Cicero Town Board
Percy V. Castle
Austin
Austin Stand
Castle
Ward
South Boulevard
Austin Avenue
Maclean
Lake Street
Cicero
Ilo
Harlem Avenue
Purington
Elias
Dave
Supreme Court
Chicago
Renal Estate
Robinson Avenue
Ridgeland Avenue
Second annual Unity church banquet in Oak Park Friday
At Unity church Oak Park the second annual banquet of the society occurs Friday evening February 8. Dinner served 6 30 to 7 30 with after dinner program including Rev C S Hoyt Percival Taylor W C Jones Ida Garley Celia Parker Woolovy J B Warren and others in a lineup on church value to the old aiding youth and reaching outsiders good music promised and a profitable evening.
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Unity Church
Oak Park
Society
C. S. Hoyt
Percival Taylor
W. C. Jones
Ida Garley
Celia Parker Woolovy
Warren
T. Ripley
Emily Currier
Wm. Beye
Geo. Kendall
O. W. Nash
B. Osmo
A. O. Butler
Oak Park Club Hosts Fine Music Event and Dances
The Oak Park Club showcased a strong musical program arranged by Miss Ida Kine featuring a piano quartet by Hilton Allen King and Morris, a piano solo by Mrs. Sira Smytes Gilpin, songs by N Estelle Harrington and George F Tuainter, and six banded euchre on Tuesday. Upcoming events include lectures, formal dances, and World’s Fair views.
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Oak Park Club
Ida Kine
N.S. Patton
Lecture by Gen John B Gordon on the Last Days of the Confederacy
Gen John B Gordon a Georgia senator and famed orator will speak on the Last Days of the Confederacy. The talk is set for Saturday evening February 16 at the Congregational Church Oak Park under Phil Sheridan Post 615 G A R. Tickets are 50 cents in local drug stores and from post comrades. admission at the Auditorium in Chicago is 1. Citizens can hear a noted speaker at a small cost without a trip to the city.
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Upper
Cicero Improvement Club of
Austin
Chicago
Prairie Avenues
J. H. Wanecott
Ridgelnd
W. L. Andrews
George Holberg
L. Crook
Ridgeland
J. RK. McGregor
W. HI
White
R. Lincoln
W. Ja. Andrews
P. A. Oleon
Mas A. RK. Mathews
Albert Worbbatter
Ridgelaund
Embroaer
Dickey and Baker's
Chicago Avenue
Prairie Avenue
Austin Avenue
Chicago Avenues
Henry Street
Sophia Street
Lowa Street
Oak Park Water Company
BE. Whitehead
Lake Street
Cicero
Club
John B. Gordon
United States
Georgia
Congregational Church
Oak Park
Phil Sheridan
G. A. RR
Tum Enterprise
H. Reian
Lawrence
James Clark
Cogleton & Esterland
Amerson
Reian
Miller
Juno
Suaydam
Methodist Children’s Missionary Sewing Circle
Epworth League
Rastall
Oak Park Avenue
Grace Episcopal Church
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Enterprise
N. M. Jones
San Francisco
Edward Sheehan
Creamery
John Clayton
Ethel
TH Enterprise
Tue Enterprise
King’s New Discovery Promised Free Trial Bottles
A vintage advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds with a money back guarantee. It promises cures for chest and lung diseases and offers free trial bottles at L M Lovett druggist Oak Park and R H Traill druggist Austin. Large bottles priced 50 cents and one dollar.
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Dr. King
L. M. Lovett
Oak Park
R. H. Traill
Austin
Cicero's Precincts Social and Church Notes Parade
A sweeping weekly roundup from Oak Park and Cicero area highlights include high school solid geometry, Butterick patterns at The Enterprise, and local church and club events. Mentions of the high school musical society program, Epworth League Lincoln program, and a large Sunday school class, plus civic notes on the Western Union station opening and a court case with Miller’s drugstore products.
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Bliss
J. K. Russell
The
Enterprise
Saydam’s
High School Musical Society
Long Grove
Lake Street
Cuckoo Cinch Club
Oak's Club
Austin
C. P. Miller
Walter W. Mayne
Epworth League
Lincoln
Methodist Church
Suydam’s
Oak Park Avenue
Tae Enterprise
J. F. Cleveland
Lita
Western Union Telegraph
Wisconsin Avenue
McCormack
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the Vindicator
William Halley
Proviso
River Lorent
Melrose Park
Harlem
ODD Fellows
Othcers
Cleera Lodge
Oak Piel
Odd Fellows Hall
Duntop
Dionk
Oak Park W
Koolock
Denn
Eloek
ATP
Lake Annes
Swedish Epicopal Services
Hy Lindsley
Anacantehimeboot
Holy Comunianton
Fifth Avenue
South Second Street
Westlake
Babbath Services
Ww Mn
Tio P. Tu
Sunor Nadeavors
Christian Madenavor Society
OO. S. Af AL
Corner Take
Marton
Aid
Edgar Carne
Cuyler Avenue
Washington Street
Wamnteda
Henry Proost
Waldheim
West Sipe
Winptewrok
West Madison St
Wishtatom Bowlevard
Willow
Walbut
MRK Crook
Washington Boulevard
Willow Avenue
Someood Houses
F. D. Thompson
Lake Sturcet
Comsultane
Eliarers
Con
Clara A. Hendy
Oak Park Ave
OlHee Lonrs
Ga. m. Te Paskep
Mai
Kw P.m
Vrees H. A Willson & CO
Attorneys At Law
U.8
Pat
Ofice
Washington, D.C
Bucklew
KR. H. Bivill
Jus. BE. Hayes
Manywood, I
Mike Ryan
Mr. Hayes
Jann Michigan
Greero
Aver
Joan McNunna
Bloomington, Lr
Whisky Trust
J. J. Mitchell
Mr. Lawrence
Grosscup
B. Greennut
Republican Party
Goolenat
Buck" McCarthy
Twenty-ninth Ward
Messia
Norton Brow
Tren
Lake Michigan
van Buren Street
Major Sampson
MD. Piekson
Attworney
Harry Olson
Olson
Horton
Me. Olson
Ivin
Buck McCarthy
Twentyninth Ward
Buck
Baal
Atoels Yards
Pikpoos
California
Reliabls
Co-operative
Sacramentor Bre
Moran- Healy
Upper Cicero Improvement Club
Transportation Matters
Hwarlem
Percy V. Cantle
Marelean
Packard Wnh
Percy V. Castles
Oak Pak
Fudgeland
Ciss Ridgeland
Ridgeland Avenues
Harrison Street
North Cicero
Owl Parkers
Town Board
Gen
John 5. Gordon
Gaik Park
Burinoas
Board of Education
Central School
J. W. Schoening
I. W Hamilton
Juo
D.saydam
B. C. Davison
Ann Street
Davison
Tue
Institute of Sociology
Starrett
Kit Lake Street
H. J. Hittorff
Marion Street
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