Austin Vindicator publication and pricing details
The Austin Vindicator lists William Hadnley as editor and proprietor with a Friday issue published at 207 West Madison Street Chicago and distributed by post offices. Subscription is $2.00 annually in advance, with the paper entered as second class mail and a weekly Friday publication by William Ottley and others at 267 West Madison Street Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pastore Ofice
West
Madison Street
Hall 6
Chicago
Over Post Office
Awatin
Ban Osw Park
Weert Madfaen Street
Olterac
Cain
Williamn Histies
Onek Prout
Lake Street
Oat Park
Titi Aurtin Vindicator Iy
Tevery Priday
Postofice
Elia Matter
Moa
Haleley
Postolifes
Austin
Jan
Manan
Wiliam Oitley
Pribe Sinyer
West Madison Street
Oduteago
Staged Auction Notice and Accident Witness Wanted
Fragmented OCR text shows a local sale at Mrs Suilmers store and a request for a general from anyone who witnessed an accident on the Cicera and Proviso electric cars at the corner of Pharlen avenue and Martoon street Sunday evening. Appeals for advertising space and contact details appear amid scattered names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pharlen Avenue
Martoon Street
Spom
Abiltess
Brew Poi
Marrison Street
Cicero Board notes and appointments amid political buzz
Editorial notes discuss Cicero Town Board actions and personnel changes. Valerve named Special Assessment Commissioner. Peter McDonald reappointed Town Superintendent. Commentary warns of Harlem races affecting local streets and morals. Debate on audit of town books and voter impact frames local governance.
Cicero Town Board Leader Showdowns and Shifting Alliances
The text describes Mr. Moone as a strong leader of the Cicero Town Board ally ship last year and now facing a stronger opposition. It notes the party currently has two members against five, with Dare and Moone as the minority. President Pierce is urged to appoint Terry Pebbles as Town Attorney, amid praise for Pebbles as a capable lawyer. The piece references the West Side Business Men’s Protective Association and the Matksom Street merchants, who form a charity effort to aid white business and hint at calls for the retiring of a local actor from a championship role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Cicero
Terry Pebbles
Hmself
Haya
Aldaet Baturdas
West Side Business Men's Protective Association
Visoreavrok
Matksom Street
Hoieee
Giory
Visapre Avon: A New Weekly Paper For Cicero Town
The Visapre Avon is issued midweek as a second class matter with limited free copies. It will feature Cicero Town Board proceedings Chicago City Council and other local items while aiming to stay financially self supporting from subscriptions and annual advertising. It plans to mail to four old subscribers and continue until ordered discontinued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ampeane Simeular
Oak Park
Austin
West Side
Iit
Ito
Wiseattor
Cicere Town Board
Chicago Cats Council
Boiare
CTI
Cicero
West Side Paper Hope Fades Amid Asociation Rifts
West Side improvement group seeks a local newspaper but local businessmen refuse to fund a West Side daily. The unsuccessful venture echoes prior attempts, with critics arguing funds should come from more supportive residents or broader regional backing. The fragment hints at ongoing disillusionment and lack of consensus on press ventures in the West Side community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Improvement Association
West Side
Business Men's Protective Association
Galina
Climor Tor
Hiteby
Chicago Press
West Side Daily
Anneuiia
Phey
Vosmrevror
West
Proclaimed Board to Move Town Printing Location
The Vindicator reports on the election of a new board and its plan to publish proceedings on Wednesdays. Public sentiment favors the move to a more central printing site to boost popularity and circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycope
Cheera Pow Board
Changes on the Vindicator in this month
The ViIapicator stat sees several staff shifts. Ma OQ, principal stat reporter since the World's Pair, resigns with high praise for his tenure. Mr Fisher leaves the Austin bureau to pursue ministry. Mr Donaldson is replaced by Seaver of St Louis. Campbell handles West Side Vmphavior work. John Atkin joins for collection and advertising duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dotwaldson
Kim
Fisher
Austin
Donaldson
Donaldsons
St. Louis
Seaver
Cicero
Campbell
West Side Vmphavior
John Atkin
Lin
New Paper Tau Vindicator In City Circulation
Local readers investigate a fresh periodical named Tau Vindicator, expanding media options with bold branding and rapid online presence amid town news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tau Vindicator
Town improvements along Cicero & Proviso electric railway
The article notes extensive building along the West Madison Street line through Cicero town and nearby villages. Linden Park Austin Ridgeland Oak Park show rapid housing and business construction as the Lake Street terminates at Fifty-second Street, boosting suburban residence appeal and rapid transit access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Street
Lake Street
Chicago Avenue
Cicero & Proviso Street Railway
Fifty-second Street
Linden Park
Austin
Ridgeland
Oak Park
Ginden Park
Cicero
Electric
Harlem
Maywood
Melrose Park
Chicago
Moreland
Cicero & Proviso Electric Railway
Death by own action at Austin cistern tragedy
Mrs. Melissa Maker aged 45 residing with sister Mrs. Tucker at 3045 Ontario Street Austin, committed suicide by drowning in a cistern Sunday morning amid temporary insanity from nervous shock after long illness. Coroner's inquest returned verdict of death by own action. Husband in Los Angeles, two children, funeral pending. Austin citizens express deep sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Melissa Maker
Mrs. Baker
Los Angeles
Cab
Gd. Tucker
Ontaro Street
Austin
Jara
Kanyp
S.B. Muaratiller
George Rogers
G. W. Stowe
I. C. Adame
L. Rogers
C. Kampp
Baker
Cal
Thorsday
Minister's Melt at Maywood Congregational Meeting
The forty second annual meeting of the Chicago Congregational Association convened at Maywood Congregational church with 161 delegates. Proceedings covered doctrinal development and denominational unity, plus a luncheon, elections to the National Association, and mentions of Post honors and floral tributes for fallen comrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Congregational Association
Maywood Congregational Church
G. I. Kemp
Maywood Church
W. H. Armstrong
Waveland Avenue Church
W. A. Bartlett
Ridgeland
Westfall
Beller
Tabernacle Church
Thev. G. B. Wilcox
Chicago Theological Seminary
A. L. Smalley
Englewood
Willard Scott
J. W. Blatchford
J. @. Dale
A. B. Mead
PF. G. Ensign
Reva
J. F. Lobo
Ki Corwin
J. F. Fitfeld
Graham Taylor
WA. Bartlett
Snyman
W. H. Rice
Frank E. Page
M. I. Pronty
Htson W. Lyman
A. Wifford
C. F. van Anken
A. A. Young
J. C. Davey
Harry B. Lang
Hulbert
A. Bushnell
Sueldona. Harris
J. A. Firikin
C. Haskin
T. A. Moffett
L. T. Frick
William B. Chamberlain
Eopland
Maywood
Phillip Krohn
Didier Bros Plumbing and Gas Fitting Ad
An OCR fragment shows Didier Bros offering plumbing and gas fitting services at 127 North Park Avenue and Park area addresses. It mentions brass iron heat and other fittings for gas and steam systems and various unclear contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Park Avenue
Gote Biter Bros
Yao
Cicero Town Dogs Face Registration and Muzzle Rules
The Cicero ordinance requires muzzling dogs from May 16 to October and bans roaming at large. It sets dog taxes at two dollars for males and three dollars for females, with registration and pro rata payments before July. Henry D. Pierce directs strict enforcement amid hydrophobia concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
C Coro
Cicero
Henry D. Pierce
L. E. Hanaberg
Ita
Annual meeting of Chicago Turn Vereine opens in Chicago
The Chicago Turn-Geziirk annual gathering of delegates from Chicago area Turn Societies met at Gaden's Hall on West Madison and Desplaines. About 300 delegates attended from Chicago, Tara-Vereins, and from Aurora, Elgin, Joliet, and Freeport amid parade, banners, and floral stage decor. The Harlem Tara-Verein drum corps led arrivals, and sessions ran from Saturday evening into Sunday, focusing on reports and routing business. A Tarnfest is planned for July in Elgin with interverein competition and valuable prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Northwestern Depot
Gaden’s Hall
United States
Harlem Turv Verein
Ticdu
E'gin
Til
Harlem Turn Verein
Ita Guasta
Harlem Lurners
Purners
Elgin
Dr King’s New Discovery Transforms Ill Woman’s Health
Mrs Phoebe Thomas of Jantcion City Illinois was told she had consumption and no hope. Two bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery cured her and saved her life. Mr Thomas Eggers of 139 Florida Street San Francisco suffered a dreadful cold near consumption and was cured in two weeks after one bottle. Free trials at L M Lovett Oak Park and R O L Trail Austin. Regular sizes 50c and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe Thomas
Janction City
Ill
Dr. King
Thos. Eggers
Florida St
San Francisco
L. M. Lovett
Oak Park
R. O L. Trail
Austin
Decoration Day Observance Seeks Grave Decoration Help
Citizens with friends buried in Forest Home Waldheim or Concordia cemeteries are asked to inform the cemetery association of the Grand Army posts. Posts are preparing for proper observance of Decoration Day honoring veterans of the Civil War and others who wore the blue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwers
Kilpatrick Post
Chicago Post
Forest Home
Phil Sheridan
Waldheim
Concordia
Grand Army
Town Hall Park
Austin
Grand Army of the Republic
Unity Church Operetta Pleases Oak Park Audience
Unity church at Oak Park presented a musical program and one act operetta last Friday and Saturday, drawing praise for artistry and humor despite rain. Highlights included Miss Alma Goodwillie, Miss Johnson, Mr. Giddings, and Mr. Mallory in selections from Mendelssohn and Keller, plus Penelope or the Milkman’s Bride by Frank C. Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Church
Unity
Penelope
Tark
Mendelssohn
Alma Goodwiihe
Angel of Peace
Keiler
Frank C. Walker
Tosser
Grenadiers
Malloy
Pitrber
Police
Giddings
Chalks
Mr. Lauphear
Minn
Croakey
Oak Park Robberies and Police Shortfalls Across Oak Park
A burglar entered multiple Oak Park homes on a single night, taking clothing, a gold watch, money, and a sealskin sacque while notes and tracks indicated a clever, educated thief. A. C. Putnam’s residence was also entered. residents call for more patrols and smarter policing. Also included are resolutions from Washington Camp No. 47 P S of A in memory of R. M. Lackey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joase Baldwin
Pleasant Street
Oak Park
A. Armitage
South East Avenue
Washington Camp
Patriotic Sons of America
Dr. Lackey
P. O. S.of A
R. M. Lackey
R. Forrest
G. H. Weed
Frank H. June
German visitor dies in suspected gas asphyxia on Monroe Street
Herman Schumacher, recently arrived from Germany for a summer visit with sons A and W Schumacher, was found near death in his bed at a son’s residence on Monroe Street near Holman. The gas-jet over the bed was loose and not fully closed. he died about half an hour after being discovered, shortly after celebrating his 67th birthday the week prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Schumacher
Monroe Street
Holman
City
Schumacher
Germany
W. Schumacher
Linden Park
Remarkably preserved man dies after near miss at sea
The obituary notes a robust man with four children, including a minister in Duisburg and a daughter in Hanover. Funeral held Sunday from his son's Monroe Street home with interment in Forest Home cemetery. He narrowly avoided the Eibe, delaying voyage due to a family friend’s suggestion to take the Ems, then Bremen, then Elbe. He sailed on the Time and never returned to the Fathaland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Schumacher
Duisburgen-the-Rhine
Hanover
Monroe Street
Forest Home Cemetery
Schtumacher
Eibe
Bremen
Elbe
Harlem Mannerchor Concert at Gaden's Hall in Chicago
The Harlem Mannerchor plans a Sunday evening concert at Gaden's Hall featuring leading German singing societies. The program includes overtures, solos, choruses, and a final comedy with a post concert dance. Notable performers include Lena Lester, Williams, and A. Boehler with various choruses and orchestras.
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Harlem Mannerchor
Gaden
Chicago
Leona
Schenheit Orchestra
Hilder Hartem Minanerchor
Williams Misa Lena Lester
Harlem Minanerchor
Daemmerstunden
Boettcher Jurgens Orchestra
Mohring Tindem Minanerchor
Faust Fantasie
A. Boehler
Kuntze Orchestra
E. Simon Harlem Movanarchor
Cornet
Mr. Fragniz
Vna Vogelschen
Jacobaha
Terpsichore
Lightning Strikes Austin Home Causes Structural Damage
During a violent thunder storm a residence at 5800 Ontario Street Austin near Prairie Avenue owned by Henry Fr. Prink was struck by lightning. The chimney collapsed and the ridge pole tore free while electricity traveled through the house tearing plaster from ceilings and walls and entering the ground. The home was vacant, occupants having left three days earlier, avoiding casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario Street
Austin
Prairie Avenue
Henry FR. Prink
Building Permits Issued By Town Clerk This Week
The Town Clerk issued construction permits for Ridgeland Austin Berwyn and Oak Park areas for one to two story structures. Applicants include E R Cummings A J Kitainu G F Belknap Matilda Lundin T J Warawick A J Darham and John Holm with project sizes from 16x18 to 27x43 feet and values from 52.00 to 3000. Venues cover Ridgeland Aus tin Oak Park Berwyn and Dul Park subdivisions within multiple villages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Oaks
Oak Park
Matilda Lundin
Austin
T. J. Warawick
Dulk Park
A. J. Darham
A. & P. Berwyn
Berwyn
John Holm
Harnstrom
The Storm at Harlem Strikes Village Hard
The Saturday storm caused heavy damage at Harlem surpassing nearby villages in Cicero and Proviso. A 100 foot frame building at the race track collapsed destined for saloon road house and club rooms. A tree struck the Grabow residence on Derplainer avenue shattering glass and causing damage. Schwedler’s new house suffered minor damage, matching a prior lightning visit that killed a horse at his barn. Water works endured a minor hit and trolley wires were tapped while fireworks display went on.
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Harlem
Cicero
Proviso
Grabow
Derplainer Avenue
Dixon Street
Schwedler
Jove
Mr Elliott's Funeral Remembers 33Yearold Bardoe Elliott
The funeral of EB Bardoe Elliott was held at the Congregational church with Rev George H Kemp leading services. Two solos by Mixa Carrie Lindley moved attendees as Elliott, born in Ladia, died suddenly at 33 in New York leaving a widow, three brothers, a wife, and two children. Bearers included H A Armstrong and others. remains buried at Forest Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. Bardoe Eliott
Congregational Church
George H. Kemp
Mixa Carrie Lindley
Mr. Elliott
New York
Ladia
John B. Elliott
Chesterford Park
43D Light Infantry
Essex County
England
Motter
H. A. Armstrong
George Wilson
Ellis C. French
B. Harmen
J. Millett
Forest Home
Suburban Baseball League Forms with Six Cities
The Suburban League now includes Austin Maywood Melrose Park River Forest Montclair and Irving Park. Season opens at Austin on Decoration Day with the Austins in gray and black uniforms. Battery Guaffney Amerson and Huff likely repeat as the pitching and catching duo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Maywood
Melrose Park River Forest
Montclair
Irving Park
Austin’s
Guaffney
Amerson
Huff
Variety notices and ads from Oak Park area scene
Readable society and business notices from Oak Park and vicinity list sales, shops, soda water, bicycles, wallpaper, lumber, and services. Items mention Barclay's drinks, Schoening's Bicycle Store, Bryant Bros., Martin & Gauntt, and the Long Grove Creamery, plus real estate rentals and local improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czar
Phoenix
Schoening’s
Bryant Bros
Martin & Gauntt’s
N. W. Depot
Caanlus Club
Garfield Park
Suydam's
Schoening
North Boulevard
Oak Park
Martin & Gauntt
Weed
Hart
Webb's
Austin
Franklin $St
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the Vindicator
William Hadnley
Peovinan
Amd Villivesaot Mayaood
River Foret
Detrose Varts Card Tarlan
Vispreaton
Evry
Madison Otters
Oamara
Oadvaner
Willett Bfades
Malttesir
Imppocgeys
Warder Poniets
Aes Dinas
Gress Baer
Laakesrest
Mantes Street
Bain Mayacoarl
Nat Willian
Anatieeh
Kent
Min. Crook
Watlow
Vania Vy
Rene
Vgpinay
Cyeera Tawtt Board
Massvan
Brook Coofield
Ucena
Poovleetrie
Darke Street
Markwan
Cicera
Ceera Pawn Board
Valerve
River Forest
Taylor A. Snow
Peter McDonald
Deard
West Side Newspapers
Deatie
Clovwneng
Chicago Congregational Pastors Center
Didier Bros
Harlems
Ente Klainmien
de, Lackey
Harlem McEnnerchior
MR. Ellioteh
Barclay’s
Columbias
Bicycle World
Barclay'a
DHE Enterprise
Dreamo
Snydam's
Peterson
C. J. Schooning
Edward Church
Jesse Smith
Euclid Avenue
Weed’s
H. J. Hittorff
Lathrop Avenue
Lilydam's
South
Austin Avenue
Whittlesey's
D.D
Plisee
Franklin Street
Washington Ice Company
Suydam’s
J. W. Schoening
Worawick
Douglas Kid
Weed's
Long Grove Creamery
J. H. Cordray
Madison Avenue
Anthony
North Harvey Avenue
Platt’s
Barclay's
C. A. Smith
the Indies of Unity
Oak Park Lodge
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Lackey
Pe Enterprise
Washington Sea Company Seales
South Boulevard
Harlem Avenue
Dunlop's Bank
Marian Street
Railroad Boulevard
Columbia
Giles
Munyon
Barclay
Creamo
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