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Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1899

Page

6

Pretty Cemetery for Pets in Hyde Park Gardens

A small pet cemetery known as Dogs Acre lies beside Bayswater Road in Hyde Park. The iron-railed lot holds marble tombstones to beloved dogs and cats, with ivy and myrtle, a holly tree, and handwritten epitaphs that reference Scripture and immortality. Names such as Chinchilla, Minnie, Pilka, Jack the Dandy, Pat, Zoe, Darling Doley, and Curly appear among the graves. The site, cared for by a gatekeeper, resembles a tranquil burial ground with orderly rows and flowering plants.

Victoria Gate Bayswater Road Hyde Park London Acre

Cost of keeping criminals in an expensive correctional system

The piece argues that the real societal cost lies in maintaining criminals rather than sensational losses. It questions the justice system’s efficiency, suggesting lifelong imprisonment could be cheaper, while noting broader economic pressures such as a horse shortage and a bank joke about a cashier.

America

Pittsburg horse market shows strong demand and rising prices

The Pittsburg Times reports a better market for horses in Pittsburg with rapid price increases for coach driving and riding stock. Heavy draft horses are in demand as business expands, and buyers seek desirable grades though supply remains limited.

Ohio Pittsburg

Kiss in Italy Impresses North Travelers in Naples Rome

The author recounts travel misery from Naples to Rome with damp compartments and pervasive kissing customs. An Italian explains parliament practice of welcoming new members with a kiss, joking about Speaker Thomas B. Reed kissing the Utah member.

Chicago Naples Rome North Thomas B. Reed Utah

Pay Rates for U S Army Officers in 1846 Rise by Half

The 1846 monthly pay for infantry artillery officers ranged from major general at 308 dollars to second lieutenant at 64.50 dollars. Cavalry and staff officers earned 199 dollars for colonels and 89.88 dollars for second lieutenants. The text notes a 50 percent increase in average officer pay.

Long Cod Lines Sail Against Tides of Time

A fragment notes long cod lines used in fishing measure 7 000 fathoms about eighty miles with 4 680 hooks and costs around 200 pounds. It mentions Christians should be clean and windows shining for God’s glory.

Metz and Strasburg Fortified Towers of War Readiness

A correspondent describes Metz and Strasburg as impregnable frontier bases braced with forts and glacis. He details ready troops, supply magazines, and mobilization plans that could project half a million men to the border within days, with rail networks supporting rapid movement and entrenched defenses guarding the approaches.

Metz Strasburg London Mail Paris Gravelotte Frances France Verdun Métz Leboeuf Germany Berlin Alsace-Lorraine Rhine

Honolulu’s Young Policewoman Helen Wilder

A 23 year old regular Honolulu police officer, Helen Wilder, is pictured with a silver star on her soft felt hat. She carries a revolver, has made several arrests unaided, and is noted for her love of children and animals and for keeping handcuffs ready for dangerous foes.

Honolulu Helen Wilder Miss Wilder

Banana Juice Creates Indelible Ink and Shoe Blacking

Banana juice, rich in tannin, yields a durable indelible ink and effective shoe blacking as described in a historical note.

Billiards Introduced to Europe by Knights Templar

The game of billiards was introduced into Europe by the Knights Templars, marking its arrival in Western courts and gaming halls.

Europe The Knights Templars

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