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Newspaper

Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1898

Page

4

Cicero Board Discusses Franchises and Street Railways

The Cicero town meeting reviews petitions and memorials on elevated extensions and street railway franchises. Citizens seek better fares and transfers to Lake Street lines, while officials consider open bids, payments, and rebates affecting Austin Harlem corridors.

Lake Street B. B. Dutton Republican Club Fifteenth Precinct Twelfth St DPD Miller Cicero Chicago West Chicago Street Railway Company I. D. Mandell Wf. W. Hyman N. P. Ry. Co Said Road Sixteenth Street Austin Park Improvement and Social Club HH. K. Misenhimer Vastine Morris P. Thomias Jackson Street Fiftieth Street Central Avenue Twelfth Street Austin Avenue Harlem Avenue Cheney Ogden Street Railway Company Butler MacDonald John Young, Jr Gunthorp Cicero Water, Gas and Electric Light Company Augusta Street Franklin Avenue

Austin Social Notes Include Leaves for Agheville and Arts

W N Faulkes travels to Agheville North Carolina for Mrs Faulkes health. Mrs Bean of Ashland Wisconsin rushes to Ironwood Michigan after her son O W Bean is injured on a freight train. The St Agnes Guild hosts a cinch party. Dr George B Charles to speak on Palmistry to the Soul Culture Club. Florence A Bradley opens a Chicago studio. Miss Alta McGrath marks her tenth birthday with a party. Oaks Culture Club holds a reception with music and readings. Electric Bitters advertised for female complaints with health claims.

W.N. Faulkes Agheville N. C St. Agnes Guild of the Episcopal Church Kathrine Schlecht Ohio Street Austin George B. Charles Soul Culture Club North Central Avenue Charles Cheiro D. W. van Horn Diller, Neb W. S. Moore J. Montgomery Moore Palmer Greenville Oaks Club Snow Tfe Oak Park Chicago Union of Christian Endeavor First Presbyterian Church Waller Avenue Rink Street Bishop Boomer Chili Bishop Clara Kretzinger Woman's Club Vegas Chicago Board of Trade North Willow Avenue St. Paul's Episcopal Ehuion Pardee Sir. Gantzer Anglo-American Company New York Chicago Florence A. Bradley Auditorium Building Irving Wiles Rhoda Holmes Nicholls Miss Bradley Alta McGrath South Austin Boulevard Dora Nagel Mollie McGrath Nellie Gilchrist Alta Frederick Browser Josephine Knowlton Emma Bunton Helen Bunton Edna Neil Maida Phoenix Alice Oram Irene Inkesell Lois Pompson Florence Pierson Nelson Mount Masters Bert Harold Pillinger Jas. Cgormully Walter Nouren Robert Purgis Fred Spafford Ray Knowlton Ladies of the Oaks Culture Club J. B. White Daisy Hecox Mesdames Parks McCarthy Moore Freeman Falk Barker Kempe Hull Traill Schlecht Stanley Crafts Horton Beeson Norton Hood Kreis Siegel Yale Cutting Hill Richards Frink Reardon Robinson Conklin Davis Whitlock Stewart Bonney McMurphy Buchanan Duluth Hayden Phillips Create Strom MceMaster Julia McCarthy Morrell Gould Hecox Crofoot Marion Schleckt

Butler Appeals for Transfer Plans and Five Cent Fare

Mr Butler argues the Lake street Elevated extension would stabilize receipts for two rail lines and push a five cent fare. He explains the Allen law fixes fares for twenty years and urges residents to choose transfer options between Lake street L Forty eighth street Ogden and Madison routes. Attorney C S Cutting will defend town interests while ordinances require railroads to meet every clause.

Lake Street Ogden Chicago Avenue South End Butler Forty Eighth Street Ogden Street West Madison Street Madison Street C. S. Cutting Traill

Berwyn Notices and Local Happenings in One Issue

Berwyn residents saw visits and visits abroad with Mrs. Rush and Miss Roenig. Stewart Larber recovers from bronchitis while Mrs. Hitchcock recovers from a fall. The Epworth League and Baptist church events drew crowds. a milk supplier began service on Oak Park avenue. Royal League No 98 invites Berwyn men to join as plans for the electric car franchise debate and fare adjustments stir local interest.

Police and Sanitary Capt. Hansberry George EK. Lee H. A. Townsley F. M. Meine Charles H. Worcester Bill John Anderson Augusta Street Franklin Avenue Austin Avenue Oak Park Chicago Telephone Company Anton Luczart Linden Avenue C. R. le Mena Berwyn Royal League Masoni Hall

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IF. A. Hill Monroe St He Uy Cicero Gas CO Oak Park Ave Cicero Water, Gas and Electric Light Oak Park, Ill Conrad Kanipp C. Kampp & Son North Park Avenue North 48Th Avenue Chicago Exchange Cicero Exchange Telephone Tia Gerd Town Bard Lovell’s Cali Park Traill’s David Williams Stewart Larber Entre Nous Chester Hubbard Mrs. Dewey Emporia Kansas L. R. Dewey Episcopal Parsonage Miss Roenig Mrs. Reynolds The City Baptist Church Epworth League W. H. Tuttle Frank Kniess Charles Coykendall Rev. Larber T. V. Vans Oak Park Avenue Twenty-second Street M. M. Hitchcock Berwyn Whist Millard Avenue Court of Foresters Riverside Berwyn Hall Giles Hubbard Graham West Washington Street Felephone Ternear & CO Burkey Milan Ladies and Gentlemen Estaurant South Clark Street Elmwood F. Sturges Harlem Thos. Evans Berwyn, Ill Horse Goods Rob T. J. Ward Park Avenue L. Hoepe Berwyn Grocer Harper & Buttendorff W. W. Kimball Co Wabash Ay Kimball Pianos Kimball Organs
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