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Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1894

Page

2

Various political notes and society items across markets and cities

The Vindicator reports on a mix of political events and local notices. Highlights include the Ohio convention backing McKinley and silver, Oregon state election margins, Cicero Democratic Club meeting in Austin for delegates, and a June 21 State Democratic Convention. It notes condemnations of Northwestern Lake Street elevated plans, a ten percent repeal bill defeat, and brief items on the Young Men’s Christian Association anniversary in London, estate fortunes, and a Des Moines congress.

Grover Cleveland Democratic House Democratic Senate Illinois Oregon Congress

Harlem to House a Fast Track at Chicago Fair Grounds

Plans unveil a new race course named Chicago Fair Grounds to open around Jane 23rd near Morest Home cemetery, 82 acres of black loam track with 100 feet width and a 400 by 161 feet grand stand seating about 17,000. Facilities include a restaurant, multiple bars, a 70-bookies betting ring, 508 stalls and 292 detached stalls, with rail transit access and offices in Lakeside Building.

Harlem Chicago Fair Grounds Casmeda George Hawkins Enterprise Jane Morest Home Cemetery Northern Pacific Cicero Proviso Northwestern Railroad Lakestreet Metropolitan Chicago St. Paul & Kansas City Illinois Central Lakeside Col. M. Lewis Clark Joseph A. Murphy Richard Dwyer Washington Park Hawthorne

Town Board Clash Over Official Paper in Cicero

The Vindicator confronts a power struggle with Oak Park Reporter for Cicero town printing. The Vindicator cites a decade of service, Republican backing, and battles against annexation and liquor licensing as reasons to retain its status.

Vindicator Cicero Cheney Oak Park Lake Republican Party Clayton E. Chats Brighton Central Park Moreland Austin Messieurs Prohibition Party Corrigan Racing Association Vindicatora Ile Oak Park Reporter John D. Maclean O.S. Castle B. Carr

Sugar speculation linked to senators and tariff debate

Washington notes confirm published charges that senators profited in sugar stock. Senator McPherson admits earning 1500 dollars, with others suspected. The tariff schedule faces approval this week as House and Senate proceed amid lobbying, with further actions on extradition treaties and currency repeal. Coxey’s army splits into two camps over rations as appeals for release of Coxey detainees loom.

Reeular Washington Hill McPherson N. J Grand Senate House Commerce Committee International Typographical Union Bil Representative Wise House United States Daar'a Russia Cleveland South New York Wall Street Galvin Coxey Frye Browne Jones

Petition Seeks Continued Official Paper in Cicero

Citizens of Cicero petition the Board of Trustees to keep The Vindicator as the official town paper. They cite broad circulation and representation and oppose switching to another publication. Signatures gathered in the town, with copies available at the Austin office over the post office.

Cicero Te Vindicator Tae ViNpIcatTok Austin

Boys Sell The Vendicator In Austin And Oak Park

An advertisement seeks boys to vend The Vendicator in Austin and Oak Park at three cents per copy.

L. M. Lovett Oak Park KR. W.traill Austin Austin and Oak Park Chess Club William H. Hatch Forest Avenue Saratoga

Cicero Precincts Gather Local News And Notices

Oak Park, River Forest, Maywood and Cicero items note sales, marriages, club meetings, store openings, property for sale, and public events. Notable entries include Jack Lawrence wedding, Oak Park Institute notes, and Suydam references along with church observances and a forthcoming electricity class at Seo Ville Institute.

Bruce & Bunge Lake Street Duerr Harlem Avenue Zimmerman & Roath Oak Park River Forest Ridgeland Thos.h. Gale la Salle McConnell Mapte Avenue Isaac Hamilton Faulkner Thos. H. Guile LaSalle St Mary H. Clemens Oak Park High School Phoenix C.J. Schoening Oak Park Station Seoville Institute National School of Electricity Congregational Church Mae Estelle Cook Hull House Dunlop Bank Cicero Lodge O. F Odd Fellows’ Hall Dunlop's Bank Congress Lodge Park Lodge of Austin Maywood Lodge Suydam Brown Welthine Craig Mort H Chein Anenst Golly Annie Howard Nellie Horner H. B Kelly Cap E. F Kennedy Miss I Leesner Hilda Millard Miss Mahoney James Randall Jennie Simona Schattsneider Albert W. Gilles P.M

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