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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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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Deatrice Mare Raden
Barclay’s
Denot, Oak Park
I. B. Moore &C
Boston
Randolph St
Chicago
Maywood
H. S. Nichols
Fifth Avenue
South Second Streets
West Madison Street
Ills
Ace Free
Oak Park and Neighborhood
R. RK. Whiteman
Centre
Madison St
Oak Park Ave
Oak Park, Ld
Bucklen’s
Arnica
the Vindicator
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William Halmey
Badstor's
West
Miluson Street
Hall 6
Chitengo
Melrose
Harkom
Madison Street
Sam Halley
Chicao
Willam Halley
Miller's Drug Store
Austin Vindicator
Hanley
Oline’s News Depot
Proviko Vindicator
William Halley
Pubdeher Ane
ODD Fellows
Offeers
Cleoro Lodge
D. I. Foley
V. Gom. Parnell
W. Cdwards
Lathropave
C. PL Miller
Trunteen
Conway
Bo Bartlett
F. Apel
Beck
Geo
H. Pembroke
Odd Fellowe Hill
Ohio Republican Convention
McKinley
Tim Republicans
Ohio
Sherman P
Twelfth Ward
Fourth District
Edwin McCaurtrey
Sturges-Farwell
The
Giles’ Block
Park Avenue
TUE Republican Executive Committee
County Central Committee
Young Men’s Christian Association
London
England
Cicero Democratic Club
Giles’ Hall
State Bank
Jeerome Pronsy & Co
Madison
Harrison Streaty
Wisconsin Avenue
Lome Avenud
ES Piren
Stanford
Wesley Lanovcuerne
House Lords
Conference
National Reform Union
Lords
Church
Brewers
Vinpicator
Ladas
Lord Roseberry
Roseberry
Gea
Des Moines
Iowa
Montgomery
Fiere
Quebec
Amherst
Ilse
Londonderry
Harlem Race Course
Clark
Garfield Park Race Park
Valenti Kaspernski
Fred Winkleman
Clyde
Arthur Hale
Mandell
Joseph Ginger
James Willing
Louis FE. Hansberry
Linden Park
Tb Vinpicaton
Vincicator
Pupure
Tijuden Park
Upper
Berwyn
Cicero Gas Co
McClarey
Gale Avenue
John H. Lynon
Trie
Maginnish
Montana
Democratic Party
Johnston
Fourth Judicial District
J. N. Carter
Supreme Court of
Shope
Carter
Democratic State Central Committee
Supreme Court
Supreme Bench
Windicater
Cicero Town Board
Maclean
Moore
OAM Paark
Jim
Saydam
A. Kinfeldt
Antioch
Geo. Spencer
Circle Avenue
Dr. Lackey
C. J. Schoening
Marion Street
Like Street
Corina Welch
Waukesha
Wis
Clara Middleton
M. Gillmore
T. Dawson
Patterson, N.J
Thomas Wripley
Carlson & Wolmegren
I. A. Miller
California
Chicago Avenue
Methodist Women’s Missionary
Epworth League
Z. P. Hotchkiss
G. A. RR
Salvation Army
Montinga
Camock
Uncker
Schwedler
Noah Oak Park Avenue
Oak Park Institute of Sociology
G. M. Milley
Messrs. Payson
Walter
Thomas Wills
Johannot
Rowley
Kimball
Mrs. Butler
Nichols
Northweert
Presbyterian Church
Prairie Club House
Orr
Misa Hansell
Miss Ball
Harry Walker
Frank Hall
A. B. Melville
Ballerfield
E. L. Prescott
E. A. Griffin
Gettysburg
Bullock
Atd
Kemp
Fielding
Logan
Canada
Waukesha Hygeia Water Company
John D. Suydam
Oak Park Avenue
Helen Edith Mitchell
Marion Mitchell
Maple Avenue
Zola
Green
Cathedral of the Holy Name
Father Muldoon
Helen E. Tounsley
George Plater Green
Messrs
Richard L. Compton
William FP. Carroll
J. A. Ellis
Joseph Ryan
W. Gate Blocks
Clifford Reynolds
Tous Jey
la France
Arthur Heartley
Mrs. Green
Washington, D. C
Frank Bristol
Evanston
Methodist Church
G. A. St
Prairie Club
Thos. H. Gale
F. H. Rowley
Methodist
J. K. Dunlop
Mamie Crandall
Geo. F. Taintor
Board of Education
Franklin P. Wilson
Jackson Boulevard
Cuyler and
Tighland Avenues
Scoville Institute
Mendelssohn
Schumann
Leethoven
Schubert
Grieg
L.S. Tugman
Emma Morton
Misa Lonie Allen
Elizbeth Bill
B. F. Stont
Hart
Webb's
Franklin St
McCornick Theologinal Seminary
Arthur J. Brown
First Presbyterian Church of
Portland, Ove
Oak Park Church
Presbyterian Society
C. S. Hoyt
Flag Day Association
P. O
A. Hall
Cornet
Mr. I. K. Whitcomb
Columbia