Austin Promenade Concert by Cicero Military Band
The weekly Wednesday concert in Austin at the town hall park features the Cicero Military Band, a thirty-member group drawn from nearby villages. The performance drew large crowds and appreciation as a fund is started to buy uniforms. The band, led by C. W. Coltrin of Austin, is a valued addition to the town.
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Austin
Town Hall Park
Cicero Military Band
Chicago Record
Core Crounse
Theodore Bliss
Vieturi Sanutarius
Ida Thain
Greta Blanchard
Edith Knott
Charlotte Herr
Massachusetts
Washington
Whittier Gale
Roy Harvey
Augustus Cleveland
The Weert Lion Venpicatoria publication details
The Vindicator listing William Halley as judge and proprietor, printing office and rector's room at 207 West Madison Street, Chicago. Entered in the postal system as a periodical published every Friday with a subscription price of $2 per year.
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Toom
West Madinon Street
Mall
Chena
Weert Lion Venpicatoria
Madmnen Street
Chicago
Manyamn
Moodyvanes
William Halley
Tok Oan Peak Vindicator
Wii West Wadiron Street
William Alalley
Austin Vindicator
Halley
Neves Depot
Austin
Proviko Vindicator
Partaker
Weat
Madison Street
Breckinridge and Liberty Movements Spark Rumors of Unity
Fragmentary notes report Breckinridge and libertine themes dominating local discourse. References to Madison era politics, labor union tensions, and presidential party strategies paint a tense, opinionated snapshot of Oak Park area politics. Frances Willard sails home, while school votes and paper criticism color the week.
Scotch Irish Congress and Its Celtic Christianity Debate
Des Moines hosted the Scotch Irish Congress discussing Celtic Christianity and Irish history. Rev J O Stevens traced Celts and Ulster Irish origins while noting shifts in national identity and political loyalties in early American politics.
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Aierica
Des Moines
Town
United States
Alang
Scotland
Ireland
J. O. Stevens
Stevens
Ulster
Paul
Thomas
Arey McGee
Mr. Stevens
Johnson
Henry Clay
Clay
McClay
John C. Calhoun
Calquehoun
Thomas D'Arcy McGee
William IE. Robinson
America
Republic
England
North
South
Congress
New England
Jackson
Henry and
Carroll Wih Barry
Progress of Maywood Shows Ambitious Local Growth
The Maywood area reports notable construction with Norton Brow brick factory ready for roofing and Soie's store and hall buildings nearing completion. Basements finish for two more blocks. Chas Maueh builds brick store and dwelling. Julius Klug erects brick barn near Northwestern depot. Water works funding looks favorable and streetcar service expansion boosts real estate demand. Many new residences and higher rental activity accompany the boom.
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Maywood
Norton Brow
Soie
Chas. Maueh
North Fifth Avenue
Julius Klug
Melrose
Wii Vaxorcaror
Toronto’s growth and its stern Sabbath tradition
The author details Toronto’s rise from 25,000 to 290,000 residents, describes its divisional government, mentions past reform, and notes the new city hall’s delays. He highlights major institutions, universities, law schools, and notable lawyers, plus the city’s religious life, prohibition strength, and Sunday restrictions.
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Toronto
Ontario
Upper Canada
Simeon
Niagara
Niagara River
Lake Ontario
Newark
Don
Humber
Simcoe
York
America
Kpirita
Parliament House
Queen's Park
University of Toronto
John McCaull
Wilson
Wincks
Sangster
Hind
Normal School
Ryerson
Robertson
Hodgins
Upper Canada College
Knox College
Episcopal
Catholic Colleges
Melrose Park Village Board approves sidewalks and seals
The Melrose Park Village Board met in regular session. Bills were read and ordered paid, with McMahon's bill laid over. Officials discussed a new village hall, sewer plans, and extending streets. An ordinance set the village seal and barred officers from acting as sureties. The annual appropriation covered debt interest, electric lights, street crossings, and salaries. The band and village marshal changes were decided and the meeting adjourned.
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Melrose Park
McMahon
North Sixth Street
Ninth
Fifteenth Avenues
Thirteenth Avenue
Lake Street
North Seventh Street
Ninth Avenue
South First Street
Cook Co
Lil
Fowler
Ging Gehrke
Wm. Thomas
Seventh Street
Twelfth
Thirteenth Avenues
Peter Bohlander
North Side
Bicycle Headlight Ordinance Rigor Reasserted in Austin
Supt. Ross orders strict enforcement of the bicycle headlight rule after Saturday June 16. Violators will be arrested and fined. The notice cites many night accidents as the motive. James Watson, 50, arrested by Officer Holman in Cicero for swindling by taking clocks and jewelry for repairs and not returning them.
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Austin
Supt
Ross
James Watson
Cicero
Holman
Durance Vile
Cicero's Precincts and Oak Park Notices
Local briefs from Oak Park Ridgeland and Cicero include J W Palmer on a business trip to New York and Boston, Miller's Drug Store ads, Suydam's Honey Mead 6 cents, and new barber Geo Fields at Peterson's shop. Reports mention town events, property listings, wagons on streets, and a school site purchase in District No 1 for 10 250 dollars.
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Cleere
Oak Pack
N. 6
D. FL Foley
M. Purnell
W. C. Madwarda
Lathrop Ave
Miller
Trestees
Conway
BB. Bartlett
F. Anvl
To. Beekco
Geo
H. Permbroke
Odd Fellows’ Tati
Dunlop's Bank
Ole Park
Vietting Brothers
Oak Parks
J.W. Palmer
New York
Boston
Choice Stationery
Miller's Drug Atore
D. Hale
Suydam
Geo. Fields
Harlem
Peterson
Miller's
W. F. Rockwall
Ridgeland Hotel
Lake Street
Oxford
Carlson & Holmgren
Suydum'sa Honey
Polken
Phelps’ Grocery
Minnesota
Dennison
Miller's Drug Store
William S Tlellman
Harlem Avenue
Bessie Shipley
Pi K E. E. Shipley
Delaware
C. Y. Duerr
Looney
Suydam’s
Paul June
Miss Susie
West Baden
Ind
Oak Park
H. Gale
LaSalle St
John Furson
Calumet Street
Pullman
Miller’s Drug Store
Sugdan
Honey Mead
Board of Education
Phoenix Bicycles
C.J. Schoening
Oak Park Station
Wm. H. Shuey
Enall
G&. Naplan
Lake Treet
River Forest
Ridgeland
Thos. H
Rale
Sir la- Salle
A. A. Wilder
Saydam
Heckersaweiler
Forest Home
Deng Store
C. VP
Hart
Webb
Austin
Franklin St
School
South Oak Park
The
Prairie Club
Carley J. Ward Stewart D. Hank
Geo. G. Olustead
Paul G. Brown
Morris C. Vatcher
T. E. Barnum
C. H. Bates
Cicero Lumber Co
Central Avenue
Electric Bitters Praised as Cure All for Liver Blood and Malaria
Readers are told Electric Bitters cure liver and kidney diseases and purify the blood removing pimples boils and salt rheum. They claim malaria can be driven from the system and guarantee satisfaction or money back. Also note Cicero Military Band’s summer concerts led by Dr Coulitrin with the hymn The Flag to close each program.
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L. Me. Lovatt
Oak Park
RK. U.traill
Austin
R. F. Johannot
Congregational Church
Israel
Lincoln
Grant
Gould
Ane
Demogthenes
Mit
L. M. Lovett
OH. Traill
Cicero Military Band
Dr. Coulitrin
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Progress of Maywood
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Charles Ward Seabury
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Lake Forest University
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