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Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1895

Page

3

People of the Mist Amid Escape and Battle

Otter and Leonard trap priests and seize keys in a prison cell as Joanna Olfan Nam and others join a breakout. The group fights their way free, planning to clash with guards and flee toward the mountains during a dangerous escape.

Baas Hans Otter Bans Leon Soa Son Leonard Olfan Joanna

Escape from the temple and a treasure haul

Leonard Otter Joanna Olfan and Nam flee the snake god's temple through a tunnel to the mountains. They descend with a bag of red and blue treasure as priests pursue, hoping to reach the ice bridge and a freer country while the water dweller lies dead.

Leonard Timot Baas Otter Jnanna Olfan Joanna Nam Ter Voica Porward Han Prue Toonard

River Forest Board Adopts Railroad Bond and Street Plans

River Forest Village Board adjourned Monday night March 18 approving a 5000 bond for the Cicero & Proviso Street Railroad right of way on Washington Street Harlem Avenue. Actions include rescinding back assessments on Lake Street improvements and approving a sidewalk project on Boutelle Avenue. The board refused to waive four year privilege for Maywood & Provico Electric Light & Power Co and instructed the Attorney to adjust Gale Avenue project charges.

River Forest Cicero & Proviso Street Railroad Company Washington Street Harlem Avenue Lake Street Chris Schlund Boutelle Avenue Circle Avenue Madison Street Scharenberg Maywood & Provico Electric Light & Power Co Odell Gale Avenue

Flush Times of California preview in the Vindicator notes

The Vindicator headlining notices announce William Halley’s Flush Times of California and a Chattanooga Union Scout story to appear soon. It also previews a history of the San Francisco Vigilance Committee by the editor, forthcoming in the Vindicator.

Renad Times of California William Halley Chattanooga San Francisco

Local Oak Park notes and court items update

Community items from Oak Park include Trinity Church sermon on present day temple by Mr Shep Pard, sale of Vinpicator at Scales Goodmans, Wood family travels to Hannibal Mo, and Read Flash Times of California Halley. Local social events feature Coterie Cinch Club prizes won by Mrs Branch and Mrs Board. Civil cases include burglaries, arrests, and potential lawsuits over false imprisonment and malicious prosecution.

Temple Sheppard Trinity Church Scales & Goodman News Depot Lake Street Oak Park F. C. Wood East Avenue Hannibal Wood Flash Times of California William Halley Clark South Oak Park Avenue Coterie Cinch Club Branch Board Reinhardt Will Cribbon Robert A. Mudie Eant Avenue Ashland Boulevard Chicago Chattanooga George Carpenter Harlem Amerson Frank Kolb Maple Avenue Kolb Carpenter San Francisco Austin Walker Cicero

Local notices recall social events and civic plans

A Sunday luncheon honors Mrs. W T Greely. Vivid items announce upcoming fiction Chattanooga in the Vindicator and a move by Sunlop Bros to the Cuneo block. Died infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Walberg. W C T U meeting to be led by Mr Collins March 29. Local gatherings honor Isabell Lee and L C Ryerson. Real estate trades noted and lectures praised for backbone in the church campaign to complete the building.

Chattanooga Sunlop Bros Cuneo Waller Ontario Abbot’s Block A.C. Collins Isabell Lee F. Oy Strackbein South Waller Street L. C. Ryerson W. G. Hartwick Des Moines Iowa San Francisco F. Sewartz Austin North Parl Avenue Decker Ds Wurath Kerod& Proviso Eicetric Railway Co Lake Kirzie Streets Pine Avenue Forty-eighth Street

Subscription Received For Completed Church Fund

A completed church project began with early support and a single subscription of $1,000 already received. Additional donations are being sought to complete the funding.

Forgery Suspect Bound Over After Three Checks

John E. Wilson alias Samuel Smith alias James Henderson was bound over to the criminal court on three forgery charges. He was arrested Saturday after checks forged on Atlas National Bank of Chicago Linden Park shoe dealer John Price. Wm Shultz Oak Park. T H Wilson Austin. Capt Hansberry tracked him to Powers & O Brien's gambling house in Chicago.

John E. Wilson Samuel Smith James Henderson Criminal Court Amerson Atlas National Bank of Chicago N. Hawkins John Price Linden Park Wm. Shultz Oak Park Wlineis Trust and Savings Bank A. Peters Harlem T. H. Wilson Austin Wm. Roahr Hansberry Powers & O’brien

Linden Park Notices Include Building Plans and Moves

Linden Park community notices report A H Guy securing a cigar stand in H M Stones office. The M E Society of West Lake Street plans a new church. Mire. Colditz returns to Austin to buy Alma atrest land for a house. J Walsh builds two two story frame houses on Baird avenue near Lake street for sale. Mr Kelly has left Robin son avenue for Moline Lil. Linden Park residents await water main dates at Robin son avenue and Fifty second street. A two story house of Henry Hogans on Baird avenue nears completion with value about 5800. E H Hogland of Globe Light and Heat Co buys a house on South Fifty third street and will move family to Austin.

A. H. Guy H. M. Stone M. E. Society West Lake Street Mire Colditz Austin Alma Atrest J. Walsh Baird Avenue Lake Street Kelly Globe Light & Heat Co South Fifty-third Street

Burglary spree hits Berwyn police hunt burglars

Berwyn experienced evening into night burglaries on Thursday March 21. Robbers toured the village taking a milkman Geo Webb cash about 100 and Calkins 5 while Baird’s gold watch was taken. Police pursued suspects though details remain limited. Mrs. Elllis and Mrs. Schola are visiting Kansas and North Dakota residents attended church events. Dr Schell attends M E Church conferences in the East.

Ellis Edwin Schola Kansas Rebingon Rapid City N. D Kolla Edwin Schell East M. E. Church King's Daughters M. E Milner Berwyn Geo. Webb Webb Calkins

Chicago Amusements Highlight Royal English Circus Acts

The article notes Frank Hall's Casino draws big crowds with European wonders from Mr Hall's tour. It spotlights Billy Rice as a top variety headliner and promotes the Royal English Circus with Miss Eno Bertoldi, described as a remarkable double joint performer who defies anatomical limits and medical expectations. Chattanooga is hinted as a forthcoming feature.

Frank Hall Mr. Hall Billy Rice Eno Bertoldi America Misa Bertoldi Chicago

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