Austin Vindicator and Austin Post edition details
The Austin Vindicator lists editor and proprietor names, publication schedule every Friday, and office location. It notes postal registration and second class matter status with entry details for Mr Hatley as publisher and proprietor and a reading of the office over a local post.
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Austin Vinsicator
Ane
Wr. Hatley
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Anetin
Walle Gatley
Cicero Town figures show bond debt and population data
Estimates of costs for battlings and beddings in Cicero villages list Austin Shak Park Berwyn Clyde Mor ton Park and others with figures. School census last July shows Oak Park Austin Wastriet Hawthorne Berwyn Clyde Le Vergne districts. births and deaths reported with male female counts. total bonded debt 875000 and payment by state treasurer.
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Ttown Cberk
Austin
Ted
Cicero
Vienimbec
Shak Park
Berwyn
Kedeeland
Hawthorne
Clyde
Morton Park
Miradel
LaVergne
Geant Locoamtive Works
Cenais
ISA
Oak Park
Wastriet
le Vergne
Cicero Republican Convention Trails in Oak Park Feud
The Sixty committee clash spills into Cicero and Oak Park as Austin supporters push for a slate. Candidates Oliphant, Mavlean, Castle, Bal, and Cavaltnieds figure in a patronage filled scene amid primary results and committee meetings.
Elevated Ordinance Grants Cicero Street Railway Franchise
The Town Board of Cicero voted unanimously to grant Lake Street Elevated the right to extend its line from Thirty Second Street along Lake Street and South Boulevard to Harlem Avenue, with a bond of 10,000 to ensure one mile of construction by December 1, 1895. The remaining stretch must be completed within a year under forfeiture penalties, with stations every half mile initially.
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Lake Street
Milrowad
Thirty-Second Street
South Boulevard
Harlem Avenue
Cicero
Austinites win tight primary in Cicero town election
The Committee of Sixty organized a unified Austin ticket to challenge Oak Park influence. Austin, Hawthorne, Ridgeland delegates backed by Mr. WoT Traill secured a slim majority in the convention, aiming to capture the presidency and collectorship while Ridgeland would control the assessor.
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Austin
Oak Park
South Side
Hawthorne
Ridgeland
Accape
Graodanan
Ridgelumel
Mti
Austinite
United Delegate
Lawthorne
Cicero Republicans Split at Austin Convention
The Cicero Republican convention in Austin faced a split when Oak Park delegates bolted after a dispute over representation and local interests. They refused to support the Citizens ticket, left with a delegation led by Mr. Dodge, and warned of possible coalescence with Democrats if Western Republicans persist. Local tensions over water, railroad issues, and town governance fueled the rift. The paper urges calmer counsel and an accommodation before lasting damage to the party.
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Cicero
Austin
Ok Park
Berwin
Clyde
Mr. Dodge
Oak Park
Crizens
Austin Avenue
Vfficrs
Oak Park Water Company
C. B&q. Railroad
Civ
Young Men's Republican Club of
Ilinois
Onty
Cicero Club
Delevates
Charles D.iebards
William Robde
Eavar N. Goodwillie
Richard ©. Coombs
William A. Pratt
Frank J.C. Borwell
L. Watson Ervine
Thomas Quayle Jr
Williams Bedayeux
Edward W. Cross
Gregor W
E. TL. Bodey
Wheeler
A. C. Haven
C. FE. Fisher
Seventh Precinct
Jesse A. Baldwin
Josiah Cratty
A. O. Butler
John P. Lanox
Nites
John Patten
Henry A. Taylor
H. E. Patrick
EF. H. Ehrman
W. PB. Utley
Elmer E. Pierce
W. R. Harvey
R. K. Maynard
Ralph W. Smith
David Grant
G. 5. Abbott
McDonald
Central Committee
Robertson
Berwyn
Buhl
P. W. Castle
Castle
W. A. Sheridan
Berwyn and Clyde
Viper
Oak Parkers
Henry F. Frink
GL. Crook
E. S. Osgood
P. W. Cas Ue
E. E F. Abbott
F. W.t Pringle
G. F. Smith
Geo. B. Finch
Oliphant
Howe
Frail
Castie
Ridgeland
Attridge
Lot Brown
Goodman
Vandarcook
Mr. Maclean
Oliplant
Maclean
Measurs
Maclean and Castle
Mer
Hawthorne
Justice of the Peace
Geo. M. Andrews
Li Mena
Constable
Jne T. Green
Andrews
D. P. Hicks
W. H. Bennett
J. WH. Clark
W. Rt. Townsend
Roland Ladington
T. W. Radford
Peter McDonald
I. G. Blossom
Howard Robertson
H. H. Reardon
J. L. Pearson
Prinle
Republican Party
Proviso Town Caucus Names2025 Officers In Maywood
A town caucus Tuesday selected officers for the upcoming year. Postmaster Bryant of Maywood chaired. Jacob Boblauer served as secretary. Incumbents Gehrke Wolf Sehlaud and others were renominated for supervisor clerk assessor collector street commissioner board master constable. Barrett failed in bid for collector, running as an independent thereafter.
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Bryant
Maywood
Jacob Boblander
Hiarlen
Gas. Gehrke
Molrose Park
Jacob Loblauder
Clyde Barrett
Munywood
Selirode
Barrett
En Ididite
Des Praînes River Park Driveway Plan Endorsed
Yue Thnes Herald reports a Des Planes river park and driveway scheme backed by engineer W. o S. Jones of Cicero. The plan proposes seventeen mile sewer lines in the river bed to prevent waterway pollution, at an estimated total cost of 1,200,000 dollars, offset by nearby property value gains.
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W. O S. Jones
Cicero
My- Jones
Jones
Electric Bitters Cured Varied Ailments Across Town
Specimen cases from Chitfort New Cassel Wis Edward Shepherd of Havisbury Tubing sore for eight years healed after three bottles of Electric Hitters and Bucklen’s Arm Salve John Speaker of Catawba had five leg sores doctors deemed incurable after one bottle Electric Bitters and Bucklen’s Salve cured him S. M Lovett Oak Park Dr EE Prain AusUt rely on local druggists for supply
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S.ohe
Chitfort
New Cassel
Wis
Edward Shepherd
Havisbury
Bucklen
John Speaker
Catawba
Buckten
S. M. Lovett
Oak Park
BR. EE ‘Prail
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Intricate Cicero Republican nominating meeting action
The Cicero Town Republican convention at Library hall in Austin forged a unified ticket amid bolt by Oak Park Berwyn and Clyde delegates. Austin Ridgeland and Hawthorne combined to carry the slate with 51 delegates, while Oak Park’s bolt formed a separate Citizens ticket.
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David Oliphant
S. Austen
Gutas
Castle
Asskoxsor
Sam. D.atyridge
My Fe
Trustes Forders, Inc
Macnehan
Cicero
Library Hall
Austin
Oak Park
Berwyn
Clyde
Ridgeland
Uawthorne
Central Republican Committee
Goodman
Hawthorne
Lake Street
Citizens Movement Holds Nonpartisan Meeting In Austin
A sizable crowd met at Library hall in Austin to form a citizens nonpartisan ticket for the spring election. J. McCarthy chaired the gathering and a five member committee was named to plan the campaign. George E. Plumb urged nonpartisan town leadership amid criticism of the current administration. Delegates from Clyde Berwyn Oak Park and Austin gathered for primaries and a convention with seventy attendees.
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D. Lacy
M. B. Crafts
C. J. Lindgren
Jas. A. Bond
George L. Wilson
Messra
George N. Plumb
Ross C. Hall
Oliver J. Eames
Henry D. Pierce
Oak Park
Wm. Gunthorp
Francis J. Ballard
Ridgeland
George R. Frankland
Berwyn
George EK. Swinseve
Austins
Nelson A. Halpren
Landon Park
Austin
M. EF. Murray
H. C. Trutshaw
Clyde
Charles Hancock
Linden Park
C. P. Ryan
Ross
Library Hall
Me. J. McCarthy
C. G. Griffiths
McCarthy
KR. C. Hall
Maurras
Wikoff
Eliott
D. Licy
Geo. E. Plumb
Hawthorne
Morton Park
T. H. Germond
H. W. Collom
H. C. Lutshaw
Oliver E. Eamus
Oak Fark
J. H. Wells
We E L. DeLacy
Charles S. Yorkes
Todd Lunsford
Rosa C. Hull
Austin J. J. McCarthy
George E. Plumb
J. M. Jones
Berwyn Consider Dividing to Include Clyde and La Vergne
Berwyn residents strongly favor a town split to annex Clyde and La Vergue, stretching the new boundary along Halem avenue west Twelfth street north Central avenue south Cicero line. A March 7 meeting drew about 250 supporters and a five member petition committee was appointed to seek county court action while Clyde may still prefer association with Chicago.
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Berwyn
Clyde
la Vergue
Halem Avenue
Twelfth Asreet
Central Avenue
Cicero
Frankland
Berwyn Club
Messrs
W. J. Andrewa
C. E
Piper
Tutte
Morton Park
Hawthorne
Grant Works
Lot Brown
D. G. Edgerly
W. A. Moore
G. F. Smith
M.lt. Goodman
J. J. McCurkel
Orrin N. Carter
Cook County
Twelfth Street
Cicery
Oak Park
Western Avenue
Chicago
Brighton Park
Central Park
Moreland
North Avenue
Thirty-ninth Street
North Side dispute erupts in brawl at Melrose Park law and order event
A Saturday meeting of the Melrose Park law and order party ended in a fight between two special policemen, Thomas Burdett and James Darrow, after a dispute over north side representation. A second north side meeting named W H Storey for Trustee, with caucus set for March 16 at Union Sunday School.
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Melrose Park
Law and Order
Ludinna
Thomas Burdett
James Darrow
North Side
S. M. Bleas
Law and Order Party
Fowler
Mesera
Culmour
Cullen
Scharenberg
Bloss
L. C. Brown
Mr. Brown
Gilmour
North
Mr. Burdett
Mr. Darrow
Darrow
Goren
Burdett
North Siders
W. H. H. Storey
L. S. Major
Storey
Union
Billingheimer
Leeseberg
A. Dannebecke
Enterprising Oak Park items fill The Enterprise page
Oak Park notices list room for rent and business moves. Miller's druggists advertise cosmetics and medicines. A charity ball at Heard's hall and a masquerade invite readers. Grace Episcopal confirms a class. Benson, Barclay's, and Suydam's feature goods from wallpaper to baby carriages. A high school reception and local trades ads close Oak Park news.
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Ana Grocers
Heard's Hall
Miller's Choice
Oak Park
Chicago
Peterson's
Lake Street
Key West
Miller’s
Wenter
Hurd’s
Suydam's
Hake's Choice
Miller
Beloit Street
Harlem
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James Leigh
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J. D. Hageard
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George D. Bills
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Frau. W. Pringle
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Henry C. Cooke
C. R. Erwin
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Milton Mill
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J.T. Green
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Flush Times of
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William Stalley
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Springfield
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Plaza Lodge
Edwin Schneider
Edythe Conant
J. W. Schoening
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Wright Elsom, Jr
River Forest
Thos. H. Gale
LaSalle St
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C.J. Schoening’s
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Care Scales & Goodman
H. L. Chisholm
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C.J. Schoening
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