The Vindicator Subscription Rates and Office Address
The notice lists subscription price as 2.00 per year in advance and provides mailing and office locations including 207 West Madison Street, Chicago with editor and proprietor details and a town office in Austin.
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Weet Madinon Street
Wall
Chicago
Over Pontomce
Austin, Tb
West Madison Street
William Halley
ViInvIeaTurn 18
Madison Street
Chiccao
Wiliam Bailey
Lake Street
Oak Park
Prine
William Untley
Pabiahoer
West
Madison Boreet
Chicago and Cicero notes mix finance politics and local issues
Reports cover December Chicago city receipts and expenditures, debates over Cicero town matters, elevated railway extension, and a wave of political postures. Mentions McVeagh, Figstar patent, and local election tensions with Oak Park and Austin communities.
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Chicago
Parity in Metal Values Misleading in Coin History
The text argues that it is impracticable to keep silver and gold on equal footing and notes that intrinsic values rarely match. It claims the President tried to disrupt parity while metals rarely share identical coinage value, yet both coins moved together for monetary use.
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Saya
United States
Civic Club of Oak Park Meets on Town of Cicero and Oak Park Governance
The Civic Club of Oak Park schedules a February 19 meeting at the Scoville Institute at 8 15 p m to discuss the current Town of Cicero organization and Oak Park governance. Speakers include E J Whitehead on incorporation, Charles Is Piper for Borwyn, Judge William H Woods on four village split, and John Lewis on Oak Park as a separate community. The session will end with open questions from informed residents.
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Civic Club of
Oak Park
Scoville Institute
Cicero
E. J. Whitehead
Austin
Usu
Charles Is. Piper
Borwyn
William H. Woods
John Lewis
Oak Park Citie Us
Civic
Civic Club
West Side Residents Discuss Des Plaines River Park Plan
A Saturday meeting at 65 Washington Street laid out a plan for an extensive park system along the Des Plaines River. Architect Norman S. Patton of Patton and Fisher outlined proposals aiming to connect banks with new boulevards and stop river drainage into the river. The note adds a correction about Cicero’s river frontage and suggests annexation of River Forest to gain land for parks.
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West Side
Washington Street
Desplaines River
Norman S. Patton
Patton & Fisher
Patton
Oak Park
Cicero
Desplaines
Chicago
Tribune of
Civic Federation praise for J S Conway at Parkhurst meeting
New York Musical Courier lauds J S Conway of W W Kimball Piano Co for deep civic work. It highlights his stance on civil service reform, university appointments, and enforcement of citizenship duties.
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New York
Civic Federation
New York Musical Courier
J. Os. Conway
W. W. Kimball Piano Company
Conway
Pavelve
Gradon A. Logan
Washington
Vonuwiay
Mass meeting backs Lake Street line expansion to Austin avenue
Oak Park and Cicero residents gathered at library hall to press amendments in the Lake Street Elevated ordinance. Speakers argued the current pact is a mere option, not a binding contract, and urged the Town Board to require extension to Austin avenue to benefit Austin Ridgeland and Oak Park with improved transit and property values.
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Oak Park
Austin Avenue
Sarlen Avenue
Austin
Library Hall
Lake Street
KR. H. Traill
Lake Street Company
Prustes Maclean
Hoe
Cicero
Maclean
Fae Company
Louderback
United States
Macclean
Civero
Percy V. Castle
S. W. Packard
Illinois Supreme Court
Friends of the Road
Cho
Robinson Avenue
Coms
Metropolitian
Ridgeland
South Boulevard
Volera
Dare
Prat
Mer. S. W. Packard
Myr. Walker
Wilson
Hilem Avenue
Aly
GaMena
Jim McCarthy
Ely
Harlem Avenue
D. J. Louderback
Austin and
Alarlem Avenue
Harem Avenue
Chicago
Cicero's Precincts Social and Church Week Notes
Community notices from Cicero and Oak Park highlight social, church, and local business events. Attendance at the Unity Church banquet, Epworth League teas, and tributes for residents mix with advertisements for medicines, fabrics, and household goods. The Vindicator and local shops promote sales and services amid family bereavements and civic interest in a village government.
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Jayne
Hurd
Suydam's
Munyon
Barclay's
George Wall
Manyon
Lake Street
Trinity Church
Barclay’s
Miller's Columbian
Jac.d. Suydam
Epworth League
Methodist Church
Chattanooga
Congregational Church
Wud Mery. Halpert
Bilectric Mittens Remedy Promises Health Benefits
An old advertisement touts Electrica Bitters as a pure medicine curing liver and kidney diseases, removing pimples boils and rheum, expelling malaria and midhuria, aiding indigestion and constipation, with a guaranteed satisfaction or money back policy. Sold by LM Lovett Oak Park and Trail and by Austin druggists at 1.00 per bottle.
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Bucklew
L. M. Lovett
Oak Park
Traill
Austin
Lovett
Drienst
R, i Trail
Tax Abstract Co. leases Chicago buildings for long term
The Tax Abstract Company of Chicago comprising Don Carne Geo W Smith and Hiram Coombs have leased their building at 160 and 162 Washington street Chicago to Robert 2 Shanklin for ninety nine years at a yearly rental of 16000 The present building is to be torn down and an eleven story office building to cost about 225000 projected in its price
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The
Tax Abstract Company of
Chicago
Don Carne
Geo. W. Smith
Hiram Coombs
Washington Street
Robert 2. Shanklin
Letter from Fe Whitehead on Lake Street Elevated vote
Fe Whitehead corrects a Feb 5 item about who voted for the Lake Street Elevated Railroad ordinance through Cicero. He notes an earlier February 10 1844 ordinance and a March 31 1845 amended ordinance, claims his vote and position were misunderstood, and asks verification and publication.
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Lake Street
Cicero
Walker
Worthington
Maclean
Watts
Moore
Whitehead
Dare
Board of Trustees
Gett
Special Election Planned for Cook County Judges Seat
A special election is set for April 2 in Cook County to fill Judge McConnell's seat after resignation. A Republican county convention will convene February 21 at the city venue, with primaries on February 20 to elect delegates. Details cover Creeno, Proviso and Maywood districts with judges, clerks, and delegates, voting locations at Town Hall, police station, and schoolhouse.
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Cook County
McConnell
Creeno
Pfirst
Preeimets L
George H
Robert Perking
DL O. Taantz
Joseph Mair
T. J. Blowney
Palling Place
Police Station
Clyde
Jacob Bohlander
Henry Soffel
W. W. Graham
Polling Place
Town Hall
Maywood
H. Kinswan
A. Lauuen
James Leach
Kehool House
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Daetoek Pot
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Christhen Dundee Bociery
Corner Lake
Marlon
Chelat
Old Money
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Lowminen
Por Particudars
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Edgar Carne
Curier Avenue
Dr. le Clark
South Sixth Avenue
Henry Troost
Waldheim
BBAB
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Willian Hlalley
Vinpicaro
West Madison St
Chicase
Austin, HL
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Crook
Carine Washington Boulevard
Willow Co Ate
Aja Beuse
Pognire
MIS. J. S. Kechiols
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Sth Ave
F. G. Thompson
Bol Lake Stree
H. A. Figstar
Franklin McVeagh
J. Mace
J. A. Henderson
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Prask L. Rack
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Joint Committee On Engineering and Finance
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Cleveland
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New York Supreme Court
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Justica
Tos Solu- Gon
Orren M. Donaldson
Soutlewestern
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Phan
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Acconmin Modagne
Ue Moran-Heily
Department of Treadth
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Taehbard Lalor Shiel
O'Connel
Thomas Francis Menagher
Young Ireland Movement
TSE
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Adams
West Chicago Street Railway Company
van Buren
Chicago Times
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Chicago Herald
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Wyoming
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Totel
USA
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Minneapolis
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Messia
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J. W. Wilson
H. K. Traill
Miller
TH Enterprise
J. W. Schevening
Seales &Roodman's
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D.saydam
Druzzist
Augon
Rlasbeth Court
Pooley
Enrerprise
Rastall
Oak Park Avenue
Long Grove
Onl Park
Hulbert
Enterprise
Cpt
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Thos. H. Gale
LaSalle
J. W. Schoening’s
Lats Street
Board of Education of
Board Room
Jesse A. Baldwin
W. H. Hatch
Marion Street
San Francisco
J. W. Schoecing’s
Tyre
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Unity Church
Taffeta Moires
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Albert Bureass
Geo. Nornenkolt
FE. J. Whitehead
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