Omnniers of Clonre Lodge No 218 Meeting Notice
The Lode meets every Thursday evening in Odd Fellows Hall Dunlop's Bank Building Oak Park Visiting brothers are invited Purnell Secretary Edwards Treasurer Miller Conway Bartlett Apol Beck Pembroke and others listed in the Oak Park lodge record
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G—D
Foley
W.G
Purnell
W. CG. Edwards
Lathrop Ave
O. P. Miller
Conway
BT. Bartlett
Apol
JT. Beck
Geo
H. Pembroke
Odd Fellows
Dunlop's Bank
Oak Park
W. S. Smith
Olve
Dunlop Bros
Coxey’s Army
Ita
Forty-eighth and
Lake Streets
Moreland
Ladies’ Society of the
G. A
Mm. B Starrett
Scoville Place
Scoville’s Institute
Tomlinson
Lewy
Cicero Town Board Eyes Delinquent Taxes and School Openings
The Vindicator reports a long list of real estate transfers, Cicero and Proviso tax delinquencies, and two new schools in the Twenty-eighth ward Sumner grammar and Bryant near Harrison and Fourteenth. The Cook County Teachers' Association meets May 16 at Central Music Hall with Dr. G Stanley Hall speaking on Child Study. A special Cook County grand jury is empanelled to probe alleged Chicago election frauds amid politics and local notes.
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Lota
Cicero
Twenty-eighth Ward
Sumner Grammar School
West Forty-third
Harrison Streets
Bryant
West Forty-first Atreat
Fourteenth
Ald. Sayles’ Bailiwick
Cook County Teachers’ Association
Central Music Hall
G. Stanley Hall
Clark University
Mass
Cook County
Chicago
Vrasteo Cheney
Cheney
Col. Watts
Crafts
Prohibition Party
America
Roy
Braca & Bunge
Lake Atreat
Oak Park
Grieg
H. B. Horton
Mea. Baxter
Aerts
Misa Gertrude
Ffor
Maywood
H. S. Nichols
Fifth Avenue
South Second Streets
Abbott
H. H
Bruce
A. A
Baringen
Henry
Buenger
Emil
Herman
Borrilt
Mixa Alice
Chamberlain
Mr. Lee
Carey
Kittie
Dailey
Geo.w
Jedike
Lizzie
Johnson
Mr. C. C
Jonsson
Josefina
Macklin
Batella
Niemann
Prenton
Mra. E
Stoddard
J. H
Spaulding
Stram
Anderson
Anna
Brigham
Arthur A
Joffrey
Arthur
Kitzour
Fred
Licker
Marengo
Mundt
E. A
Mille
Nettie
Miller
Laura
Toomey
Miss E
Taylor
J. K
Winchell
Hattie
Albert W. Gings
Hutch
Board of Education
Worcester
Maso
Hall
Walter W. Mayne
Forest Avenue
Treasury
David R. Breed
First Presbyterian Church of
Young Man's Bible
Joseph
Moses
Egypt
C. A. Smith
Oniciro
Like Street
Marion
Cornice collapse injures spectator during Bourke Cochran lecture
At the Auditorium on April 30 during Bourke Cochran’s talk on True American Patriotism a front gallery cornice fell about eight feet striking a woman seated below she cried out in pain and was carried away. The incident followed by local debates over public works and Cicero town affairs is noted with concern.
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Bourke Cochran
Australian finances show ongoing strain amid retrenchment
The piece reports Victoria's government expenditures for the recent quarter exceeded revenue by about 2 million dollars as economies are enforced across departments. Interest on deposits in State saving banks was cut from 4 percent to 3 percent while New Zealand avoided major losses with a 1892 surplus of over 200 thousand pounds after 250 thousand pounds spent on public works and its adoption of the single tax.
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Victoria
New Zealand
Unclear social experiment cited as moving toward socialism
A brief passage notes a universal trend toward a socialistic state in today’s country and expresses hope that the experiment will continue to show success started earlier.
Maywood Park water works site proposal discussed
A village committee reported on a Maywood Company offer to transfer park rights for 10000 dollars or land valued at 530 by 200 feet. Board and citizens debate future park use, village hall placement, and whether full ownership should be pursued.
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Maywood Park
Maywood
Maywood Company
Supreme Court
First Avenue
Third Avenue
Second Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Citizens Committee
Citizsans
Messrs
Bryan
Burney
Benson
Nichols
Akin
Morrill
Henry Sofful
Coxey's Army in Washington Faces Health Risks and Political Tangles
Washington diary reports Coxey's army in a crowded, unhealthy camp with many ill or hospitalized, while admissions and private contributions fund feeding the group. The trial of Corey, Brown and Jones for Capitol steps speech draws high-profile lawyers. Congress debates tariffs, a two-cent sugar duty threat, and a canal survey moves forward amid party maneuvering.
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Washington
Coxey
Corey
Brown
Jones
Capitol
Allen
Pence
Colo
Hudson
Kanus
Sibley
Hainer
Neb
van Voorhis
N. Y
Congress
Louisiana
House Committee On Railways and Canals
Ohio River
Lake Erie
Erie
N.Y
Pittsburg
McCandlegs
Senator Quay
Quay
Vice Press
Senate jest book shows blank leaves in Senate humor
A satirical blank book passed among senators as laughter rose at its empty pages. The House Postofficer committee debated government ownership of telegraph lines, with leaders Randall Gomper and Hubbard present, but no action. The first Congressional pay day exposed deliberate absences and a general dislike for the law. A Judiciary sub committee report on Judge Jenkins’s strike order criticized the action while excusing the judge, seen as trying to placate both sides.
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International Typographical Committee
Samuel Gompera
American Federation of Labor
Gardiner G. Hubbard
Washington
H. Bell
International Typhographical Union
Representative Blair
N. H
House Judiciary Committee
Jenkins
Corner Stone Laying At River Forest Church
The corner stone of River Forest Presbyterian Church, valued at 12000 dollars, was laid with a ceremony led by Pastor Walter H. Reynolds. Clergy from Chicago and Maywood attended, along with local church members and guests from nearby towns. An American flag was displayed with the ceremony.
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New River Forest Presbyterian Church
Theastor
Walter H. Reynolds
Charles E. Morse
Ninth Presbyterian Church of Chicago
H. R. Stark
Presbyterian Church of
River Forest Presbyterian Church Huts Its New Edifice
The church traces its 1887 organization with McCormick Seminary students in the pulpit. Pastor Kenneth Duncan led from 1887 and Rev Reynolds followed in 1889. Now about seventy five members, a large congregation, and a 500 seat building on Oak and Park avenues costing 12000 dollars with 3000 dollars left to raise.
Congress and the Trusts Critique in Cincinnati Paper
The Cincinnati Commercial argues Democrats blame Republicans for trusts while noting the whisky sugar coal and iron interests can rely on Congress. It mocks Coxey and asserts relief would come only if he joined a powerful trust with money and influence in Congress.
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Cincinnati
Congress
God
Coxey
Capitol
International Bimetallism Debate Prompts British Support Shift
Reported proceedings from the London International Bimetallic Conference show Conservative leaders like A J Balfour aligning with international bimetallism. The repeal of the Sherman Act purchasing clause impacts India, fueling calls for global monetary reform.
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London
United State
A.J. Balfour
Lord Salisbury
United Kingdom
Liberal Party
Manchester
Archbishop Walsh
Gladstone
Balfour
India
Britain
Tribune
King’s New Discovery Adclaims 25 Years Of Cough Remedy
For a quarter of a century Dr King s New Discovery has been tested and millions testify to its curative powers for throat chest and lung diseases. Each bottle guaranteed to relieve or money refunded. Free trial bottles at L M Lovett Oak Park and R H Traill Austin. Large sizes 5c and 1.00.
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R. H. Traill
Austin
Cicero's Precincts and Oak Park Weekly Notices
Local Oak Park and Maywood items list social events, church notices, lectures, meetings, sales and services. People named include Mrs W R Lewis, A J Cheney, John R Lenox, Rev J E Roy and many town residents with reminders of Memorial Day plans, real estate offerings, repairs and auctions.
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W. R. Lewis
W. B. Parker
Oak Park
Jobo Parson
New York
A. M. Butz
Council Bluffs
F. Wadsworth
C. W. Smith
H. N. Hoyt
Congregational Church
J. W. Schooning
Lake Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Baptist Church
Aiamorman & Roath
Oak Park Avenue
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River Forest
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Austin Vindicator Ia
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Wilhawm Halley
West
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Chicago Racing Association
Republican Party
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Dr. Cronin
Friends of the
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Cronin
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Jesus
National School of Electricity
Springfield
United States
Prof. Barrett
Memorial Day Reeds
B. F. Rohingen
A. A. Adair
Kilpatrick
Phil Sheridan
Great West Side
Augusta Atreet
Assisson Burss
Taylor A. Snow
Bliss
Northwestern Railroad
Mr. Snow
Ninvis
the Trusts
Miogant
A. J. Cheney
Eiwt
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Father Lasher
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Lasher
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Birds’ Nest Cape
Elmhurst
R. H. Pooley
Theological School
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California
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Barnard's
Zimmerman & Roath
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Wheaton
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Sidney S. Niles
Maple Avenue
Mra. M. L. Kayne
Detroit
Schneider
W. 8. Smith
Dunlop Broa’ Bank
Carleton Club
Ridgeland
Thos. H. Gale
Li- Salle St
D. R. Niver
Euclid Avenue
A. A. Wilder
East Avenue
Chicago Avenue
J.E. Roy
D. D
Africa
Oak Park Council
Nationa Union
Cook County Cabinet
Prairie Council
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Maywoot Council
Severa Mensica
Eatuchantina
Rustic
Dtelle Wood
Marth Hakes
Grace Hall
Charlies
Webb's
Franklin St
Nellie M. Hewes
Northnelid Avenue
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J. W. Senne
J. F
Forest Home
Vesars
F. E
Charles Ballard Frank
Harry
M. E. Wood
Frederick van Bergen
Hewes
Lester W. Hewes
Mrs. Hewes
Canandaigua
Dunlop Bros. Bank
United State Court
Grosscup
Sybil C. Stile
Dixon, Il
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Eugene Stiles
Dixon
Mary M. Robinson
Stiles
Sybil C. Stiles
Board of Trade
Charley” Stiles
Palmer House
Tere Sturlata
Robinson
Alexander
Eugene
Crabtree
James Ayres
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