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Newspaper

Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1895

Page

7

Clyde Park Schools Observe Washington Birthday

Superintendent Barry visited the Dale Park schools on Wednesday and students planned a Dall nine in the spring. Teachers Mrs. Parks and Mr. Harry Church are highlighted, with various church and community notices and a January to February spate of social events across Clyde. The article notes a vandalism incident at the post office and a fire at Mr Badginski’s dry goods store with insured losses.

Barry Dale Park Washington Harry Church San Pramedico Vigataree Committee Roon Toauppent Vera Badginski Mortysegghih Gus Stobner Badvinaki Mir. Badzingli Tae Mary Savina Fae Ag

Local notes on clubs farms and new houses in Berwyn

Items report a new baby, a medical examiner appointment, a 60 member Oworth League, a Berwyn library incorporation, a junior league in the M E Church, a charity concert for the library, a new Oak Park avenue home under construction, and civic debate over Austin annexation to Chicago with criticism of plans and calls for local self governance.

Local Accidents and Community Notices from Cicero

John Geck slipped Saturday night and broke his left leg. The Bruender infant died Sunday of pneumonia and was burned on Tuesday. The Douglas Park Tuutheran minister held services at the house. A fence along the railroad blocks Hawthorne views to the north and Morton Park. a wire fence could fix the nuisance. Citizens could otherwise view the level, beautiful Cicero.

John Geck Henry Bruender Douglas Park Tuutheran Church Forty Thirty- Second Hawthorne Morton Park Cicero

Annexation Sentiment Shifts in Cicero Toward Self Cure

Residents of Cicero between West Fifty second Street and Austin Avenue show waning support for annexation to Chicago. Frayed trust over unpaid settlement for city property, poor road upkeep, and unmet promises dampen enthusiasm. Local opinion favors correcting own abuses over joining Chicago.

Chieaso Twersday Chienzo Cicero West Pifty-second Street Austin Avenue Pifty-second Street Brighton Park Cty Chicago Ald Madden Marshal Swenie Civero Cicercing Cooline Chicavo

Republican House Vote on Gold Bond Issue Draws Sharp Contrast

The recent Congressional vote on the Gold Bond proposal saw 11 in favor and 62 against among Republicans. Illinois and Indiana each supplied one yea vote with Aldrich the sole Illinois Republican for the administration. Many Republican leaders abstained or were absent, signaling limited support beyond political expediency.

Congress House Cleveland Aldrich Illinois Cannon Hitt Tenderson Hopkink Marsh Fank Smith Childe Wheeler General Post Lowa Llinois Teu Updegratf Tudiana Ocean

Big forms beef sale and local building activity in West Division

Frank Meehan plans a large Saturday sale of formed beef while Patt Baker's new flit and store building on the triangle undergoes restomed work. Charles Conradi's drug store is being renovated with new paper and decoration as community life continues with dances, entertainments, and notices of fires and repairs across West Division.

Frank Meehan Patt Baker Triangle Charles Conradi John Welch Children of Mary St. Agnes’ School Hell Sirth Ward Aunas Archer Avenue Violet Pleasure Club Larney’s Hall Baker's Williams Street John Clow Labean Sallon Fleury

Douglas Parkes and local notes in the Twelfth Ward

Daniel Healey, laid up last week with the wrippe, is out again. The Twelfth Ward Republican Club changed its meeting time to Wednesday evening. Kingston Canada visitors Mr and Mrs John Goudy tour Rev J C Brokenshire en route to California. Dr F W Fitzgerald of Kedzie near Twelfth died suddenly of heart failure. Attorney Chase near Lawndale welcomed a baby boy. Kremstinger began a three story brick on Tavard Street near Albany. The Donelass Park WoC TP U held a silver medal Demorest contest at the Congregational church. Speakers included Misses Steward Plaster Winholtz Holmes Carmen and Grodbolt. Skalden Choral Society provided music. Maccabees Cook county officers met at 72 Mast Adams Street to arrange a state convention April 6 10 with a grand musical at the Auditorium on the 15th. Venetian Club danced at Filagibbon hall with eighty couples. D D Campbell and partner Gorman coal business stake at Fifteenth and Ashland. Peter Delps fell on Troy and Fillmore, plans to sue the city for damages.

Albany Avenue Union Twelfth Ward Republican Club Roth's Halt Twelfth Street J. H. Wernecke Klipp Mish Pauline Mayflower Congregational Church Albany and Fillmore Streets Christian Wideaver Societies Oliver Conpoegational Washtenaw Street Methodist Sacermento Avenue Methodist Calvary Presbyterian Ound Mayflower Congregational Crenshaw Kedgie Avenue Itix John Baker Mathew Krekel Baker Homan and Goodwin Avenues John McCarthy Douglas Park John Waska & Sons Mason Contractors Daniel Healey Wrippe John Goudy Kingston Canada J. C. Brokenshire California F. W. Fitzgerald Kedzie Avenue Attorney Chase Lawndale Avenue Chase Kremstinger Tod Filagibbon's Hall

Numerous deaths and community notices fill city columns

The week brings many obituaries and illness notes including Mrs. James Rye and Mr. Charles Hall. several infant deaths are announced with funeral details. Social events are reported from Rebmann's ball to masquerade plans. public works mention Northwestern tracks elevation. Attends to church, school, and club activities with multiple meetings and births recorded.

Royal English Circus and German Water Carnival Shines

The Chicago Amusements pages praise the Royal English Circus and German Water Carnival as the strongest bill yet. Severus Schaffer leads a stellar lineup with Caballos on the boarding wire, the HRosaires quartet, Mine Aarah trapeze, and top bareback riders William Masks and Charles W. Fish. A new sleigh bell ballet by Frank Hall dazzles, while George S Wood becomes assistant manager to Park Hall.

Royal English Circus Gerwan Severus Schaffer United States Nicholas Caballos William Masks Charles W. Fish Prank Hall George S Wood Hall

Electric Bitters Said To Aid Kidney Trouble

It May do as Much for You Mr Fred Miller of Irving writes of long severe kidney pain and bladder problems. After trying many cures he used Electric Bitters and found fast relief. Marketed by Lovett and Traill druggists with large bottle price.

Fred Miller Irving M. Lovett Oak Park K. HH. Traill Austin

Northwestern Supposed to Begin Week with Nine Hours

The Northwestern group begins nine hours this week and increases their force by a few men. Mention is made of the piece Flush Times of California in the ViIpicator by Wolliaus Hatley. Office listed at 207 West Madison Street.

Flush Times of California ViIpicator Wolliaus Hatley Weat Madison Street

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