Chicago area weekly newspaper rate and office note
The fragment lists publication details for The Vindicator and Austin Vindicator with pricing 9.00 and 2.00 per year. It notes editor and publisher names, addresses on Madison Street and Oak Park, post office second class status, and Friday publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Street
Chicaro
Valiant Halley
Tur Oar Pann
Chicativo
Wallin Halley
Geake Pack Omes
Val Lake Street
Oak Park
Tuk
Austin Vindicator
van Thalley
Omee
William Halley
Political Faces and Civic Plans Stir Cicero News
A dizzy mix of party conventions, primaries and public works in Cicero and West Towns. Nominations for mayor and local offices are reported, with notes on ward candidates, store reforms, and proposed rail and subway projects. The piece also cites reactions to national events and a memorial on Frederick Douglass.
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West Towns Republicana
Brickiyers’ Hall
Jacob Jforn
Sixteenth
EF. Ericson
Seventeenth
P.D. Barry
van Steinberg
Park Legislation Advances in State Senate
Senator Noonan presents tour bills in the State Senate drawn from the West Park Board to aid park and boulevard improvements. Provisions cover special assessment proceedings, bond actions struck down by the Supreme Court, and a new tax of two mills on West Park property. A plan funds West Chicago parks and Lincoln and South Park systems plus 270 acres of land to be improved.
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Noonan
Senate
West Park Board
O Ce
USIL
Cole Federation
West Park
Supreme Conn
Tan Board of
West Chicago
West Chicago Park
Lincoln Park
South Park
West Side Advertisers Targeted in Extra Edition
The West Side Vinntivator will publish an extra edition next week containing material aiding the West Side Business Men's Protest Association. The issue offers a splendid opportunity for West Side advertisers and a solicitor will call.
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Wiest
Vinntivator
Terest
West Side Business Men's Protestive Association
Opportunity
West Side
What They Can Do West Side Merchants Plan Broad Action
The West Side Business Men's Protective organization outlines a broad strategy to curb the department store system through state and city legislation. They call for evidence of deceptive practices, taxation as a tool, pledges from aldermen and legislators, and actions to boost home trading. proposed steps include forming a West Side Business Club, bargain days by category, and establishing a West Side market centered on West Randolph Street with support for local banks and transportation franchises.
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West Side
Palmer
South Water Street
West Randolph Street
Illinois law bill to modernize justice code
Hon Clayton E F Crafts proposes an act for the better administration of justice to abolish the split between law and equity and adopt an English judicature style. The measure aims to elevate Illinois jurisprudence to match enlightened States and fix backward practices.
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Clayton EF. Crafts
Illinois
Surprised His Hearers At Civic Federation Meeting
At a Civic Federation gathering on Tuesday W J Onahan former City Comptroller warned that without reform the city taxes would rise and franchises are draining revenue. He urged running city affairs like a private business and vowed to continue a campaign to clean out the city hall and county building with public support.
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The
Civic Federation
W. J. Onahan
Allen Appeals for Common Sense at County Meeting
At a Cook County Board meeting on Monday Commissioner Allen condemned opposition tactics led by Kantzsman and urged prompt business. He argued the quorum existed, rules were unnecessary, and creditors deserved proper treatment, voting against adjournment. Burmeister pressed to proceed without rules.
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Allen
Kantzsman
Ele
Tian
Cook County
Burmeister
Sayles Seeks Challenge After Ward Primary Turmoil
Republicans in the Twenty eighth Ward protest fraud and ballot irregularities at the Wednesday primaries in Second Ninth and Thirteenth Precincts. Sayles supporters met at Sherman house to plan a contest while Rebmann's crowd bolted Rebmann hall Central Park before Sayles was named the regular nominee with James Spencer as chair and Robert Gil as secretary.
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Twenty-Eighth
Barehu
Alderamn Sayle
Winvie
Morty
Contestiag
Moreland
Barclay
Mr. Sayles
James Spencer
Robert Gilwore
Civic Club backs dividing Cicero into Oak Park village system
At Scoville Institute the Civic Club debated split of Cicero town into separate villages with Oak Park proposing a village government for its north section and Judge Wood endorsing multiple villages as remedy. Law details permit detachment by area and voters, with revenue and sewer rights preserved. Oak Park supporters expressed strong favor while broader suburb opinion pending.
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Civic Club
Wis
KE. J. Whitehead
Austin
Board of Trustees
Judge Wood
Oak Park
Twelfth Street
Austin Avenue
John Lewis
Hawthorne
Cicero
Mr. Lewis
Jesse A. Baldwin
W. Packard
E. W. Lyman
Whitehead
Lewis
Baldwin
Six Mile Square
Upper Cicero Club Discusses City Government and Annexation
The Upper Cicero Improvement Club met at Thiel's hall Chicago Avenue Austin with many locals in attendance. President J H Wannacott and secretary L Crook led a lengthy report praising club improvements and routine business. Halley spoke against annexation to Chicago advocating a unified city government for Cicero with home rule and rapid growth toward a 100000 population. Trustee John D Abivlean reflected cautiously on discussions of city governance and emphasized shared assets like Caty Aidt property parks school lands Oak Park and Berwyn water systems.
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Cicero Improvement Club
Thiel’s Hall
Chicago Avenue
Austin
Ridgeland
J. H. Wannacott
L. Crook
Maclean and Castle
Whitehead
Halley
Vindicator
James Barbean
Chicago
River Forest
Desplaines River
Oak Vark
Chicazo
Brooklyn
New York
Oakland
San Francisco
Cicero
John D. Abivlean
Torbin
Caty Aidt
Holden, Merrick and
Oak Park
Berwyn
Mr. Castle
Elevated railroad extension gains support in Ridgeland petition drive
Mr La Mena and backers push for a charter extension to Austin Avenue with a five cent fare. James Barboau reports 75 signatures from Ridgeland in one day, with near unanimous local backing for the franchise amendment. A Town Board vote and renewed ordinance are urged to proceed.
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Ia Mena
Dare
Library Hall
Ridgeland
Austin Avenue
James Barboau
Gentlemmen
Barbean
People of
Austin
Gordon Lecture Pays Tribute to Confederate Past in Oak Park
Gen John B Gordon spoke at the Congregational Church to a full house of Phil Sheridan Post G A R members. The former Lee officer praised Union loyalty, described Civil War scenes and Lee Grant Meade Hooker Sheridan and Jackson with affection for both sides, ending in a call for national unity.
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Oak Park
Phil Sheridan
G. A. Rt
John B. Gordon
Morton
Looy-Smith
Maywood
Gordon
Robert E. Lee
Lee
Gettysburg
Georgia
United States Senate
Lao
Gen. Gordon
Leen
Grant
Meade
Joe Hooker
Caster
Stonewall Jackson
Grand Army
Ingalls Lecture Draws Crowd at Scoville Institute
Ex senator John J. Ingalls of Kansas spoke on the Problema of Our Second Century before a full house. He criticized excesses in politics while urging reform, immigration limits, and an educational voter qualification as he warned of looming revolutions in national life.
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John J. Ingalls
Kansan
Scoville Institute
Rogers
United States
Ife
Addres
Citizens Ly Road Meeting On Lake Street Extension
The Prairie Club calls a citizens meeting for Friday evening February 22 to discuss the Lake Street Elevated road extension to Austin avenue and to convey Oak Park sentiment to the Oak Park Trustees. Ridgeland and Oak Park citizens will explain views on the revised ordinance, which has been under consideration two months. Every man in Cicero west of Austin avenue should attend.
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The
Prairie Club
Lake Street
Rayroad
Austin Avenue
Oak Park
Austin
Ridgeland
Cicero
Miller’s
Suydam
Long Grove Creamery
Suydam’s
Tae Enterprise
Miller
Teelephone Company
Daly
Presbyterian Church
Snydam's
Tue Enterreisn
Knights of Pything
Unity Church
Scoville Place
B. L. Dodge
Cicero Water, Gas & Electric Light Co
Zimmerman & Roath
J. W. Schoening
Washington
First Infantry
I. N
Prive
Lowney
Saydam's
H. J. Hittorff
Lathrop Avenue
Methodist Suunday
Miller's
Enterprise
Tf. J. Wittord
Jno
Jno. D.saydam
A. A. Matthawa
Marion Street
Dr. Lackey
Jriday
Creamery
Tunstall
Oak Park Avenue
Seales & Goodmin’s
Hurd
Suydam's
R. F. Johannot
Rockford
Goodland
Indiana
C. D. Armstrong
Brooklyn
New York
E. E. Armastrong
Oalk Park
Pacific Slope
River Forest
Thos. H. Gale
LaSalle St
Hitch
Cleveland
Ohio
Cicero area notices mix with shop ads and society
Local Oak Park Cicero listings mix court updates, church and club notices with sales at Suydam's and Miller's pharmacy. Items include lectures, dress goods sales, a uniform rank talk, W Washington birthday observances, and public notices of vacant property listings.
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Vinnicator
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Mildred Heease
Mom
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Alan
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Owier
FD. Thompson
Clara A. Hendy
Washington, D.C
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L. M. Lovett
RK. H. Truill
Austria
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Geo. B. Swift
Verara
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Mareh
Charles J. Beattie
QuEng Lin
Trover Cleveland
Anthony of Washington
Cleopatra of
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Rockwell Street
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Kedzie, Homan
St. Louis
Hanlin Avenues
West Portieth Street
Banker's Association
Fire
Freeman Kellogg
R. C. Coombs
Tidgeland
Enoch Parnell
Central Music Hall
Ren. B. Swift
Adam Wolf
Rob. van Cleave
Roy O. West
Chas
Go Nesley
Madden
Dawyer
Will
the Tribune
McCarthy
Dome
Pros Retail Grocers’ and Merchants’ Association of Illnois
Presday
Springfield
George A. Lederer
Peoria
Vicicfly
George Wy Dore
West Side Park
Weeks
Messrs Bogle
Graham
Dorr
Humboldt, Gouftld
Doushey
Teaimboldt
Lincolm Park
Nouthwest Boulevard
Asystenmo
Douglas Boulevard
Gqden Avenue
Mskine
Poewisdatire
Chietao Albermanie
Beeen
Republican Party
Fo. Po Gleason
Martin Best
Noble
Judah
Boarth
Mo Bo Matten
Neath
Joseph E. Bitwell
EB. Carter
James L. Campbell
Holman
Pourteenth
George A. Mingler
Joseph Haas
John Weisbrod
Z. C. Peek
George B. Milne
William Finkler
Thomas Sayle
George W. Shepherd
John O'Neill
Tarmber
Epstean
Smith,umerling
Kleinecke
Illinois Pharmaceutical Association
Chicago Retail Druggists’ Association
National Pharmaceutical Association
Frederick Douglass
Washington, D. C
Mor. Douglass
Maryland
Gladstone
Toronto
Canada
George Thompson
Tower Shuulets
London
America
British Anti-Slavery Association
Douglass
Abraham Lincoln
McCarvrey
Anatin
Ujim
Ufis
Back
Chicago Daily Tribune
Jim
J'ri-bunes
Blalt
Modill
Mac-Carthy
Cicvro
the Winds
Caionist
Trifles
Batra
Save Wens
Upper Cicero Club
Senator Ingalls
Sheppard
D. Suydam Druggist
Cuckoo Circle Club
Nat Dodge
Wisconsin Avenue
J.T. Butler
Gov. W. Heyden
E. V. Day
Scales & Goodman's
News Depot
Miller's Columbian
H. J. Hittortf
Oak Park Club
Mer. Normand S$. Patton
Congregational Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Mra
J. W. Blatchford
Missionary
John Pelrawicz
Seluwwars
Amerson
Deutrehe Apotheke
Ibolem Pharmacy
Walter W. Mayne
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