Property sale notice with multiple parcels in Chicago area
An assorted land sale notice describes properties on Cayleravan near elects CAS and Ridgeland Avenue with frontages and terms. Items include a Groat house on Ridgeland, and a sale priced around S20000 on easy terms. Another address is 302 Loinbird Avenue Oak Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SNES
Wese
Cayleravan
CAS
Cay Tems
Dso Groat House
Weet Front
Om Ridgelsad Avenue
Det Soarstt
Dann
Loinbird Avenue
Oak Park
Notice to Subscribers In Arrears On Subscriptions
The paper appeals to readers behind on payments to settle dues for Vino CATOR. It notes many do not respond to letters and urges liquidation of debts to avoid further collection actions. Readers can gauge arrears by the paper tag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vasily
Editorial Comments: Paris Hint Nearly Revealed
A misprint in the Tate Pines Herald Sunday suggests the likeness of Mr. Geo. D. Frankland of Cicero as Attorney General Viauauar ice PT Maloney. The piece notes the error and speculates on political implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Pimes
Herald of Sunday
Geo. D. Frankland
Cicero
Viaauarice
Maloney
Henry Wattreases Declares He Is Out of Politics
Henry Wattreases told the editor of the Vinntearam after delivering his lecture on Lincoln Friday evening that he is out of politics, effectively saying he is not involved in polities now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wattreases
the Vinntearam
Lincoln
Justice and Lynching Debate Persist in Courts
A provocative note argues that lynching survives through laxity in the Lev and questions court systems built for profit rather than justice, highlighting ongoing concerns about legal remedies and social discipline.
Ambitious pursuits of Poo Bah Lorimer for National Committeeman
City papers claim Poo Bah Lorimer seeks the National Committeeman post for Willneis. Incumbent William A. Campbell of Riverside currently holds the seat and resists relinquishing it.
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Aona
Lorimer
Wllneis
Mer
William 4A. Campbell
Riverside
Weather Report Confuses Readers With Odd Term Fair
The weather bureau termed Wednesday fair, but locals found it the coldest and most disagreeable day of the year, angrily questioning the description and noting the absence of rain did not imply fair conditions.
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Weather Bureau
Chicago's Congress Deadlock Blamed on Party Machine
In editorial tone the piece argues Chicago needs a Washington figure with real merit rather than political machine cronies. It asserts the Republican Party is controlled by a system that distributes offices, not rewarding ability or achievement.
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Chicago
Washington
Primary Ticket Lists Delegates and Alternates for Conventions
A Moreland ticket shows six delegates to conventions and forty-five alternates. Miles Conway of Oak Park and Congressman William Jorimer of the Tenth Ward were chosen by the Republican County Convention as delegates to the National Republican Convention in St. Louis. The piece congratulates Conway as a McKinley supporter and notes uncertainty about Lorier’s future endorsements.
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Moreland
Miles Conway
Oak Park
William Jorimer
Tenth Ward
St. Louis
Comway
Presidential race at county convention sparks board fight
The passage notes dissatisfaction with the Republican County Convention over the County Board presidency. It mentions D. Aten of Park advocating for a nominee, and incumbent D. Healy facing opposition despite being seen as a capable administrator. The text hints at tension between reform efforts and machine influence on the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taman
Demokrat convention favors Konmiinia Hou for Congress
The text notes Konmiinia Hou gaining support at a district convention for a second term in the Second District. It warns against certainty, citing a split Democratic vote last election and suggesting Republicans may back a reformist Democrat over Lorimer if a strong candidate is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lokorer
Dlamshow
Landreds
Lorimer
Washington Birthday Exercises in Oak Park Congregational Church
The Chion League Cliath of Chicago will hold Washington birthday celebrations for public schools of Oak Park and Evanston. Oak Park events occur at the Congregational church which has been offered for the occasion. The program includes a notable criminal prelimineries and is expected to feature Hon. Johns. Riaiells as a speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chion League
Cliath
Chicago
Oak Park
Evanston
Washington
Chicago political machine and reforms in a fickle press
The piece rails against press cheerleading for reform and names Mio 2 Valletce as Special Assess ment Commissioner. It rails at Ward and the Republican kingmaker Kings of the machine. It hints at ambitions for Chicago mayor and national office. The tone is caustic and accusatory with references to historical figures and power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chronicle of
Mio
Valletce Amd Das Sahiy
Renatei-Daan Secures Support in District Amid GOP Unity
The piece lauds Min. Login for backing renatei- Daan in the Second District noting his more than three terms. It contrasts Austin and Oak Park Republican preparations, praising open nominations and free speech, while criticizing restricted choices and praising the Oak Park club’s system. It ends with a club pledge to back Gatlee until nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Login
Hie
Nioe
Hinsel
Beer Alowne
Clay
Webster
Calhoun
Congress
Billy Lorimer
Unnecessary Conflicting Houses in Government
The author argues for replacing a bicameral legislature with a single house, citing the press as a stronger check than Lords and Commons or Senate and House. They claim referendums prevent hasty laws and note no disturbances in Greece or Ontario where single-house systems function. The piece critiques the influence of political leaders and elites.
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France
Senate
Corps Legislatif
House of Lords
House of Commons
England
House of Representatives
Washington
Lords
Commons
House
Greece
Ontario
Ladies Bicycle Six-Days Race Set for Tattersalls
A new six days event for ladies will run at Tattersalls from March 2 to March end, with a ten lap mile track and matinee races. Prominent riders including potential English entrants signaled, aiming for prizes totaling 1000. Referees and judges will be carefully chosen, and bands will provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Tattersalls
6Th
State Streets
Prin{pal
United States
Dustlike Snowfall Reported In Local Discussion
Residents recall a snowy dust like fall last Tuesday with strong winds. Chicago papers debated the event while the Chronicle extended its report to nearby villages, noting that summer dust storms have been worse and the ground remained covered by snow in many places.
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Chicago
Enterprise His
Chronicle
Town of Cicere GOP Committee Sets Meeting Date
The Republican Central Committee of the Town of Cicere will meet on the last day of the month to fix the place and date of the coming convention for town officers. Members listed include PD Po Tieks Tad Percy Vy Castle Wo Ben Netts Ath J UE Clark 6th WOR Townsend 6th nh oS duudineton A Baldwins Lth W Rad ford 6th Peter McDonald 10th J G Blossom Elth Howard Robertson th HW UE Reardon di da Pearson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Central Committee
Cicere
St Preeinet
Po Tiekstad
Percy Vy Castle
Ord
Wo. Bennetts
J. UE Clark
WOR
Townsend
Os. Duudineton
Desse A. Baldwins
W. Radford
Peter McDonald
J. G. Blossom
Howard Robertson
HW. UE Reardon
di da Pearson
Ash Wednesday observances and Cicero town updates
Ash Wednesday observed in Catholic churches with blessed ashes and in Episcopal services. Frank L. Race of Austin considered a potential winner for Cicero Assessorship. Austin Wagon Co. advertises low prices and groceries. Cicero town aims to wipe out indebtedness with 1405 warrants paid from the Contingent fund. Beer wagon licensing is doomed. A police and fire alarm system covers the north end. Street lighting contract approved. Debts to be paid and street name changes to match city names. town bills totaling 807.01 published.
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Atpastion
Austin Vaehking C Co
Austin
Pre Hen
Ciesto
Cicero
Vinsrearor
Revision of Cicero Lawn Ordinances Under Board Resolution
Mr Wringle revises the Cicero Lawn Ordinances per a Board resolution. The last revision was in August, 2880, with no recent penal enactments. The proposed revision would include all general ordinances to February 20, 1596 and about 100 copies will be printed for Town officials to complete the project by March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Wringle
Cicero Lawn
Maywood Meeting Backs Major McKinley for President
At the Maywood gathering to choose Proviso delegates for the County Convention the vote favored Major McKinley. The piece claims Republican voters nationwide share this view, opposing machine politics and voter traders, with a strong sentiment supporting McKinley’s presidential win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maywood
Major McKinley
Mckinley
Cicero Lawn Board urged to meet weekly for workload
The article highlights a large volume of business at the Cicero Lawn Board meeting and argues for weekly sessions instead of every two weeks. It notes the Town Clerk's office handles much work with two assistants and predicts the board’s proceedings will interest Cicero residents reading the YmpicaTor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cicero
Honest criticism of Republican methods urged in yellow-dog year
The passage notes a year of strong party critique and calls for exposing bad methods within the Republican ranks. It advocates free press opinion to reform and replace flawed practices with better ones.
Maywood Seeks President Edward C Nichols for Village
The Maywood candidate Edward C Nichols announces his bid for village president. A military friend of the Vinpharok and former Maywood correspondent, he now serves as attorney for the Alley L in Chicago. Nichols, founder Col Nichols’s son, grew up in Maywood and hopes to build a distinguished record for his native town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Nichols
Maywood
Nichols
Alley
Chicago
Col. Nichols
Michigan
Mr. Nichols
Lloyds House Fire Destroys Residence on South Waller
A midnight blaze at 117 South Waller avenue, home of Wm. G. Lloyd, gutted the building and its contents. Mrs. Lloyd escaped with assistance, while Oak Park and Ridgeland departments aided after alarms reached nearby towns. Loss estimated at 3,000 to 8,500 dollars with insurance, wind aided spread, and a firefighter injured breaking upper windows.
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Wm. G. Lloyd
South
Waller Avenue
Friends
Ridgeland Department
Forester’s
Oak Park Department
Ridgeland
Oak Park
Moreland City Department
Fifty-second Street
Geo. Houren
Hidgeland
Cicero Town Tickets For Village Officers
Town ticket confirms positions for President S D Attridge Ridgeland Clerk Nelson Hallgren Austin Supervisor C S Castle Austin Auditor Thos L Gale Oak Park Assessor Frank La Race Austin Trustee Peter McDonald Clyde with names and offices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D. Attridge
Ridgeland
Nelson Hallgren
Austin
C. 5
Castle
LH. Gale
Oak Park
Frank la. Race
Peter McDonald
Clyde
Local Officials Appointed in Oak Park Area
Post reads as listing of local government roles including President I. D. Attridge, Oak Park Collector Thos IL Gale, Oak Park Assessor Frank L. Race, Austin Supervisors R. Wy Trail, Austin Clerk Nelson Hallgren, Linden Park Trustee Lot Brown, Morton Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. D. Attridge
Oak Park
Thos. IL. Gale
Frank L. Race
Austin
R. Wy Trail
Nelson Hallgren
Linden Park
Lot Brown
Morton Park
Cicero Election Officers Named for Town Precincts
Election commissioners announce individuals for election judge and clerk roles in Cicero town. Names listed span Austin Oak Park Berwyn Clyde Sirmian La Versa and more with protests due by February 21.
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Cicero
Aobn Price
Austin
J. W. TP. Doran
D.C
Robert H. Ly
Oak Park
R. J
Godfrey Sargent
R. C. Kh
Ward
P. HH. Miller
J. J. Kirkpatrick
Yale Park
D. Z
W.J. Schultz
Rod
Lewis Lachbebler
la Versa
Dod
W. EB. Phanderer
Berwyn
W. Meyers
la Vergne
W. EP. Jaeger
Sophia Street
J. G. Hulseberp
Chicago Avenue
Thomas Carroll
J. George B. Chase
Masquerade Ball at Library Hall Draws 124 Couples
About 124 couples attended a masquerade ball hosted by Court Cicero Order of Pooresters at Library Hall in Austin on Friday night February 14. The event featured varied costumes and dancing to Pischer’s band with a supper by Noble. The affair was socially and financially successful despite a fireworks incident on South Waller Avenue after midnight drawing masked revelers out for a short time.
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Cicero
Order of Poresters
Library
Austin
Pischers
Noble
Irs
South
Waller Avenue
Electric Bitters described as a remedy for languor and malaria
The advertisement promotes Electric Bitters as a general tonic for languid exhausted feeling and torpid liver, claiming it can avert severe fevers and counteract malaria poisoning. It lists benefits like headache indigestion and constipation and notes a price of 50 cents per bottle at drug stores in Park, Ros, Trail, and Austin locations.
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Ouf
L. M. Luvett
Ak Park
Ros
Trail
Austin
Oak Park three stand against Tanner machine in Illinois
In a Chicago Evening Post piece, Josiah Cratty W S Townsend and H J Spooner refuse to back Tanner, voting instead for Hopkins. The Oak Park trio endure ridicule from 555 puppets, praised for sticking to their instructions and preserving republican principle.
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Chicago Evening Post
Oue
Josiah Cratty
Tanner
Oak Park
Eatentis
A. J. Hopkins
Hopkins
Maddoo
Macauley
Rome
Republican Party
Illinois
Watterson Delivers Lincoln Lecture in Oak Park
Henry Watterson spoke at Oak Park Congregational church on Lincoln under Phil Sheridan Post G A R auspices. He contrasted revolutionary heroes with later national leaders and shared Lincoln writings and character sketches to an attentive audience.
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Henry Watterson
Oak Park Congregational Church
Abraham Lincoln
Phil Sheridan Post
G. A.R
I. S. Thain
Cribben
Watterson
Lincoln
Watterson Praises Douglas and Lincoln Ties at Oak Park
Journalist and orator Henry Watterson spoke to an appreciative Oak Park audience. He praised Lincoln’s cabinet and southern ties, lauded Judge Douglas, and warned posterity will honor him as a statesman. Sheridan Post organized the event, drawing an admiring crowd ready to greet the speaker.
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Lincoln
Watterson
Grover Cleveland
Judge Douglas
Kentucky
Phil Sheridan
Oak Park
Ivy Laaf Lodge 428 Daughters of Rebeka Social
Ivy Laaf Lodge No 428 Daughters of Rebeka held its first social at Odd Fellows hall Oak Park on Tuesday evening with large invited attendance. N G Miss Heuermann chaired. program featured piano solo by Miss Gertie Riley readings by Miss Anna Ticker and Miss A E Henermann songs by Miss Mildred Simme a guitar solo by Mr J A Sendland and remarks by Mr Conway. Next social set for the third Tuesday in March and Oak Park division of Christian Endeavor holds Friday rally at Maywood Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy Laaf Lodge
Rebeka
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Oak Park
Heuermann
N.G
Gertie Riley
Anna Ticker
Mildred Simme
Conway
Mandolin Club
Reading
A. E. Henermann
Gruitar
J. A. Sendland
Odd Fellowship
Order
Maywood Baptist Church
The
Christian Endeavor Societies
Young man injured by accidental gun discharge near Austin
James Albert Greenacre twenty four, son of a well known police officer, was injured last Friday when his loaded gun discharged at his Emerald Street home after returning from a prairie fire works factory. The blast ripped his left side but spared vital organs. Drs Hunt and Jones treated the wound and he is expected to recover after several weeks of layoff.
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James Albert Greenacre
James ‘. Greenacre
Fire Works
Austin
Emerald Street
Young Greenaere
Dre. Hunt
Jones
Washington's Birthday Program At Oak Park Church
Oak Park joins Chicago Union League club in a February 22 celebration honoring public schools. Music includes Battle Hymn of the Republic and Red White and Blue. Addresses from B C DeWitt and Rev Arthur Edwards plus university rep C K Boyd. Reception committee named. Oak Park schools cited for inclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Park Congregational Church
Chicago Union League Club
Muaic
Rev
Palmer
Wulbert Munic
Addresas
B.C. DeWitt
Marquette Club
Chicago
Arthur Edwards
D. D
Francis H. Rowley
Union League Club
Oak Park
E. S. Conway
C. H. Ackert
H. S. Towle
D. J. Kennedy
J. A. Baldwin
E. H. Pitkin
H. E Patrick
N. S. Patton
S. S. Rogers
H. F. White
Hiram Coombs
F. BE. Ballard
W.H. Hatch
John Farron
Oak Park Club Athletics Organized for 190? Season
The Oak Park Club Athletic Association forms with F. B. Gibbs as president and Todd Lunsford as manager. Artie Field likely captain. lineup includes Brown, Alward, Dart, Kershaw or Johnson, Andrews, Barlow, Adams, Waldo. Grounds near Madison and Horne with a grandstand for 1,000 and postgame dances planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Park Club Athletic Association
Orhears
F. B. Gibbs
Todd Lundsford
Er. B. Bartlett
Sickles
Oak Park
Evanston Boat Club
Brown
Field
Artie” Field
Bert Alward
Jesse Dart
Kershaw
Johnson
Andrews
Barlow
Adams
Waldo
Todd Lunsford
University of Wisconsin
Northwestern
University of Chicago
Chicago
Madison Street
Horne Avenue
The Warvest of Death William Massman Dies at 75 in Austin
William Massman of Austin died suddenly of heart disease Wednesday at his home 5714 Cedar street. He was seventy five, survived by a widow and nine children, four sons and five daughters. The paternal will be held Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Massman
Austin
Cedar Street
Death of E Stokes in Harlem After Long Illness
E Stokes aged 34 died Sunday at his brother's home on Elgin Street Harlem after a long consumption illness. Funeral held Tuesday at Oak Park Methodist Church with Rev H Pooley officiating. Body placed in vault at Forest Home and to be buried beside father and brother in Smith County Kansas. Obituary notes he worked as a watchman for Cicero Gas Co for two years despite illness. He lived with his mother at Park Avenue and Ontario Street in Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Stokes
Elgin Street
Harlem
Oak Park Methodist Church
Wenter
Rt. H. Pooley
Vauit
Forest Iome
Smith County
Kan
Messrs. Cook and
Kannenberg
Mr. Stokes
Cicero Gas Co
Park Avenue
Ontario Street
Austin
Christian Einfeldt Dies at 86 in Wisconsin
Christian Einfeldt father of August Hinfeldt of Oak Park died Sunday at the home of his eldest son Fred Linffeldt in Greenwood Wisconsin He was 86 and had spent much of his life in Maywood The remains were brought to Oak Park for a funeral held Wednesday at the German Baptist church Dixon street and Barlem avenue Rev Mr Fellman officiating Interment was at Porest Tlome with another son Richard living in central Illinois
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Christian Einfeldt
August Hinfeldt
Oak Park
Fred Linffeldt
Greenwood
Wis
German Baptist Church
Dixon Street
Barlem Avenue
Mr. Fellman
Maywood
Richard
Central Illinois
Porest Tlome
Funeral held for Lra D. Owen in Oak Park
The funeral for Lra D. Owen son of the late Captain Owen was at his brother W R Owen’s home with I H W Rowley officiating. He died in Asheville NC on Tuesday at about forty and leaves a son of eighteen. Mr. Owen once lived in Oak Park.
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Lra
D. Owen
Captain Owen
W. R. Owen
I. H W. Rowley
Asheville
N.C
Mr. Owen
Oak Park
Derthick Musical Society Plans February Public Musiale
The Derthick Musical Society meets at 236 Central Ave Austin with a Schumann based program featuring Mrs Jordan Miss Post Miss Freeman and others. A public musicale is set for February 26 at Mrs Clayton Crafts residence with Berisini on violin and Mr Richardson singing baritone solos admission 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darthick Musical Society
Klapp
Gardner
Soao
Berisini
Richardson
Austin
Cicero Board Awards North End Fire Alarm Contract
Cicero trustees vote to award the north end fire alarm system to Gamewell at 8975 dollars after rejecting the American and United States bids. The plan includes extra boxes and a bell at the Town hall, with alarm signals also sounding from Oak Park water works and possible bell transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cicero
Board of
Gamewell Company
United States Company
American Company
Frankland and Brown
South End
Hawthorne
Morton Park
Clyde
LaVergne
Berwyn
Berwyn Water Works
Board of Trustees
Gamewell
United States
Oak Park
Austin Fire Department
Town Hall
Esmeralda Triumph at Prairie Club by River Forest Group
The River Forest Woman's club staged Esmeralda to enthusiastic crowds last week with Miss Jessie Day directing. Cast members including Mrs Broughton Mr Walsh and C C Collins drew praise for their dramatic portrayals and the production earned about 120 dollars for the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Hodgson Burnett
Esmeralda
Prairie Club
River Forest
Broughton
Walsh
Dave Hardy
C. C. Collins
Kilotke
Oakus
Paris
Butler
Nora Desmond
Kate Desmond
Jack
Klock
Marquis” de Montessin
Krocke
Women's Club
Queen Esther Cantata Set for River Forest Benefit
The Presbyterian Ladies Sewing Circle presents the cantata Queen Esther under James S. Goodman at the Maywood Opera Ball on February 25 and 29. Cast includes Geo. Moorhead as King and Mrs. W. C. Walsh as Queen, with Miss Minnie Thompson as Prophetess and Miss Jessie Tay staging the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Forest
Queen Esther
Presbyterian Ladies’ Sewing Circle
Maywood
James S. Goodman
King
Geo. Moorhead
Queen
W. C. Walsh
Zerish
PF. D. Butler
Mordecai
C.C. Collins
Hauman
L. F. Stout
Prophetess
Minnie Thompson
Yashti
Alra
Harry Thompson
Jessie Tay
Oak Park Social Roundup and Local Events
Mrs Fred Pingree and Geo D Hale attend sister’s Topeka wedding on Wednesday Feb 19. Magezzine Club hosts events at 22 South East avenue with sleigh ride. W C T U plans Armenian question papers Friday. Two streetcar collisions at Harlem avenue injure none. Prairie club colonial supper and dance honors Washington anniversary with full report next week. Rev Hulbert lectured on Burns and Christian citizenship services during Lent. Greek priest Phiambolis to lecture at Grace church men's club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Pingree
Geo. D. Hale
Topeka
Kansas
Magezzine Club
Watson
South East Avenue
Lake Street
Harlem Avenue
Maywood
Robert Burns
Grace Episcopal Church
Father Phiambolis
Grace Church Men‘s Club
Oak’s annual children’s party delights Austin youths
About fifty children ages three to ten enjoyed a party organized by Prof. Peake with dancing and a fine supper by Tobey. The Presbyterian inaugural service for a new auditorium is set for Sunday March 8 with Rev. Dr How ard Apnow Johnston of Chicago preaching. Former pastors from multiple states expected. a preliminary sermon by Dr Lill occurs February 23. Armenian mass meeting at Library Hall features Rev Dr Hill addressing the Armenian question and raises about $50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Ieems
the Oak
Peake
Tobey
Howard Apnow Johnston
Chicago
Clarke
Galena
Methodist Choral Union
Congregational
Presbyterian
Baptist Chaurches
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Diaily
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Dee
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Hawley
Acent
Adlet
Wall Dey
Aoduy
Miss Ph Gian
N. Waller Ave
Oak Park Avenue
Carmen Marion Street
Bouh Waller Ave
Anddtress
Vial Avene
AK Part Anid River Forest
Ide
Roumgor
Lar Salle St. Chica
R AL Olacsey
Rnemeer
Stevie Power Privates
Stentia and
Tlot Water Eheating
Hlumbug
Ore
Marcarsnesd
Seoul
OAC
East Wall
Oller
Ser Chikapo Avenue
Oval Park
Teas Mayon
Ohne Street
Chiscago Avenue
Geo Week
Savoy
SOO Lodge
Nass
Boo
A. i
Merc
North Bar Cews
Macca Coy
Pet
Hatipey Ih
M. Daenin
N.C. W
Neds
White House
Duamortal
Spooner and Cratty
Frank
Lloyd's House
Cicero Election Officers
Electric Bitters
Josiah Chatty
W. R. Townsend
H. J. Spooner
Wattperson
Husty Watterson
Rebeka Social
OAK Park Club
Wainatam Massman
Stokes
Tra D. Owen
Derthick Musical Society
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