The Oak Park Vindicator and Loomis News Notes
A miscellaneous page from The Oak Park Vindicator includes local notices, humorous quips, and short musings on marriage, politics, and literature. It touches on Loomis News Depot, editorial speaks, and playful commentary about place names and social trends.
New York Vacation Schools Expand for 100000 Children
The city plans eight week sessions in thirty large school buildings with recreation grounds from 8 am to 6 pm. No textbooks. activities center on industrial and manual work with ample play. Illinois also adopts vacation school law.
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New York
Cuban University Professors Farm Out Chairs
A Havana University professor paid six thousand dollars yearly has lived in Spain for seventeen years while another carried out his Cuba duties for a meager wage. The practice, widespread among Havana professors, was halted by a U.S. decree prohibiting salary payments to nonperforming recipients.
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Havana University
Spain
Cuba
United States
Lessons From a Personal Ad and Belgian Duel Heavy with Caution
A wealthy young woman answered a personal ad and married a clever adventurer then was deserted and left destitute. The piece argues such schemes harm women and cites a Belgian chamber dispute where deputies fought, urging duels as a solution to avoid injuries.
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Charity of Friends
Connecticut
Gate Receipts Shared After Coney Island Fight
Report notes disagreement over earnings with Jeffries cited while Bob reportedly walks away with the bulk of gate receipts from the Coney Island event.
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Jeffries
Ates
Coney Jland
Bob
Jerry the Newsboy Swap Fails to Forge a Path
In a St. Nicholas letter, Jerry Field, grandson of Blaine, arranges a swap with a rival newsboy to ride in better circles. The plan ends with both boys facing hard lessons. one becomes a boarding student and a future writer, while the other contemplates hardship and ambition.
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St. Nicholas
Jerry
Jerry Field
New York City
Broadway
West Eighty-First Street
Central Park
Victoria
James Gillespie Blaine
Royal progress and noble visits span Europe and Caribbean coasts
The article details extensive coastal improvements at Sandringham before October and the Prince of Wales plans to introduce incandescent lighting aboard. Empress Eugenie tours Naples area on Thistle visiting Salerno and Capri while Queen Emma travels Rhine to Konigswinter. Queen Wilhelmina plans time at Soestdijk before summer. Comtesse de Paris and Princess Isabelle d Orleans prepare England visits and a Windsor audience. Comtesse de Paris also plans Randan for summer.
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Sandringham
Prince of Wales
Icugenie
Naples
Thistle
Salerno
Tmalf
Sorrento
Capri
Ischia
Empress
Cape Martin
Corino
Palermo
Marseilles
Paris
England
the Netherlands
Badenweiler
Black Forest
Konigswinter
Boin
Sweden
Emma
Honnef
Rhine
Wilhelmina
Soestdijk
Utrecht
Holland
Hulshop
Comtesse de Paris
Villamanrique
Andalusia
Duc and Duchesse de Chatres
Chateau
Saint-Firmin
Chantilly
Princesse
Isabelle d’Orleans
Duc and
Duchesse d’Orleans
York House
Twickenham
Windsor Castle
Balmoral
Randan
Puy-de-Dome
Lucky rescue by a mother's quick call
A mother waking to an unlocked house finds her child on the top stair with a toy pistol. She speaks, the tiny white figure vanishes back to bed, and the boy later calls it a mighty lucky thing she spoke.
Strength of a Worse
Atlanta Constitution notes the working capacity of horses with figures for walking, trotting, galloping 400 yard sprints and daily loads. It compares draught power, horse weight around 1000 pounds, and equates a horse’s strength to five men in terms of work output.
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Atlanta Constitution
Conversation at Canterbury Cathedral Reveals Mixup
A humorous exchange mentions a charming widow and a mistaken marriage claim. Green clarifies that his wife is now the one who married him, while Brown notes Canterbury Cathedral is a notable long feature.
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Brown
Green
Amine’s Sorcery and Philip Vanderdecken’s Destiny
Amine executes forbidden rites with a child to glimpse fate and is burned as a sorceress. Philip Vanderdecken, broken by years in a lunatic asylum, enlists aid to return home as his ship, the Nostra Senhora da Monte, sails toward Europe. A sudden apparition of a ghostly vessel precedes the cliffhanger ending.
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Pedro
Amine
Philip
Philip Vanderdecken
Father Mathias
Terneuse
Inquisition
Krantz
Schrieften
Jlunatto
Philp
Europe
Nostra Senora da Monte
Lisbon
Goa
Schriften
Caltiff
Africa
Lagullas
St. Antoine
St. Antonio
Philippine Music Melancholy Tone Gains Popularity
The Philippines shows a growing popu larity for native music with returning voyagers spreading the style. Distinctive and melancholy, it blends flute violin and harp, echoing Spaniards while remaining unique. Church music shares the same minor key plaintiveness, reflecting national sensibilities.
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Italy
Indianapolis Sentinel
Teaching Law to Boston Policemen
Boston policemen study the law under a new rule with weekly legal questions. The examination system is believed to have greatly improved the efficiency of the force.
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Boston
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