Cicero Lodge No 243 Oak Park Officers Named
Officers include N G Foley V G Parnell secretary Edwarda Wo 160 Lathropage treasurer C B P Miller volunteers 18 Conway FE BR Bartlett F Apel to BR Beele and Geo H Pembroke meets Thursday evenings at Oded Petlows Hall Oak Park visiting brothers invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cicero Lodge
Oak Park
N.G
Foley
Parnell
Edwarda
Lathropage
C. BP
Miller
Conway
BR. Bartlett
F. Apel
BR. Beele
Geo. H. Pembroke
Oded Petlows
Dundopse
Editorial Notes and Comments in Cicero Town Board Session
Editorial notes discuss Cicero town affairs including Harlem and Maywood developments. It covers streetcar accidents, anticipated Lake Street Elevated to Oak Park, Linden Park growth, and new race course proximity to suburbs. It also notes improvement clubs, travel story by Vipicator editor, postal service changes, and town official appointments and reappointments.
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Lake Street
Oak Park
Austin
Linden Park
Harlem
Cicreo
Proviso
Hawthorne
Cicero
Berwyn
Town Board
Upper
Cicero Improvement Club
Tie Commission
Coal Pont
West Side
Jin
Central Park
Moreland
Mandell
Mundell
Post Office Department
Memorial Day Observances By Oak Park And Austin Posts
The Phil Sheridan Post Oak Park and Kilpatrick Post Austin plan a joint Memorial Day observance from May 27 to May 31. Services in Austin and Oak Park feature Rev J F Bartlett and Rev H N Hoyt, with other events including school visits, flag presentations, cemetery decorations for 66 and 85 graves, and a Chicago parade participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Sheridan
Oak Park
Kilpatrick
Austin
New Austin Presbyterian Church
J. F. Bartlett
Oak Park Congregational Church
H. N. Hoyt
River Forest
Mr. Rapp
Methodist Church
Ridgeland
River Fororst
Maywood
Melrose Park
Town Street
Kilpatrick Dost
Central School Park
Ladies’ Society of
Phil Sheriden
Gen. Sooy- Smith
Waldheim
Kilpatrick Post
Forest Home
Sons of Veterans
Concordia Cemetery
Town Hall Park
Phil Sheridan Post
Chicago
Prairie Club
Oak Park Methodist Church
Frank Bristol
Washington Letter on tariff battle and Coxey here in 1894
The Washington letter details Senate delays over the tariff bill with hundreds of amendments, Coxey’s Commonweal Army encamped in Maryland, and expected nominal sentences. It notes a House coalition to block the Hatch anti option bill, White House opposition to new states, and hearings on government telegraphs and labor inquiries. It also mentions states rights gains from the DeArmond bill and judicial limits on punishing citizens.
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Washington
U.S. Senate
Senate
Congress
House
Conference Committee
Coxey
Maryland
Capitol
Representative Hudson
Kansas
Hatch
Cleveland
Post Office
Maguire
California
Butler
National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
House Committee On Labor
Qoxey
MacGann
Congressional
United States
Contempt for tax levy tied to bond payments debate
A report notes a strict party vote on a tax levy issue for bond payments. A new tariff snag is anticipated, as the German Ambassador reacts to a sugar tariff amendment dictating a one tenth of a cent per pound levy on refined sugar. Proponents warn Germany may retaliate or tighten barriers on American goods.
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Sugar Trust
Germany
United States
Oak Park Week Brims With Local Happenings and Sales
Oak Park is lively with church lectures and fairs, new clerks and cashiers, stolen and recovered items, and a stream of sales on lawn seed, candy, perfumes, and tires. Notable items include Mrs W. Smith’s infant death, Rev Dr Roy’s Africa lecture, straw hat styles, and a raft of notices on property, rentals, and public events in Oak Park, River Forest, and Maywood.
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Gookina & Wilanach
P. V. Smith
Bev W. S. Smith
Dunlop Bros.’ Bank
H. E. Middaugh
Miller's
W. Rt. Lewis
Los Angeles
Cal
Genta
Elgin
Waltham
Gookina
Wilanach
Oak Park Club
Suydam
C. W. Smith
Ort Madison
Iowa
Wm. Esterlund
Lake Street
R. H. Pooley
Joliet
Ladies’ Society of Unity Church
Barnard’s
Zimmerman & Roath
Oak Park Avenue
David R. Breed
Presbyterian Church On
the Hebrews
Oxford
Carlson & Holmgren
T. A. Vogt
Sargeant Hacker
Julius Knaup
Chicago
Lake Pashtauqua
C. F. Wadsworth
C. J. Schoening
Dr. Roy
Africa
Congregational Church
Oak Park
River Forest
Ridgeland
Thos. H. Gale
la Salle St
W. G. Sperry
Olivet College
Mich
W. S. Smith
Dunlop Bros. Bank
State Congregational Meeting
A. A. Adair
Phil Sheridan Post
Grand Army
Rockford
I.miller
Harlem
Northwestern
LaSalle St
Eva Smith
A. D. Osborn
Procurier
Elizabeth Keef
A. A. Wilder
Ladies’ Home Missionary Society
the Methodist Church
Henry Cribben
Congregational Jubilee in Illinois marks fiftieth anniversary
The General Congregational Association of Illinois plans a May 21 to 24 jubilee with Oak Park and Ridgeland churches to celebrate fifty years since its 1843 organization. The program features Rev. Willard Scott, Mrs. Jane Addams, Lorado Taft, and many other clergy and lay leaders across sessions at Oak Park and related venues.
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General Congregational Association of Illinois
Oak Park
Ridgeland
Oak Park Church
Willard Scott
Chicago
Illinois Home Missionary. Society
F. E. Hall
Springfield
E. P. Goodwin
John Bryner
H. D. Wiard
Jane Addams
Hull House
Lorado Taft
A. m
M. K. Whittlesley
D. D
Ottawa
J. M. Sturtevant
Aurora
BE. F. Williams
Richard Edwards
Bloomington
Franklin
W. Fisk
J. E. Roy
R. E. Jenkins
Wm. H. Collins
Quincy
F. Savage
F.S. Hayden
Jacksonville
Moses Smith
Glencoe
Illinois
Eli D. Corwin
Isaac Claflin
Lombard
H. N. Haskell
Monticello Seminary
Sara F. Anderson
Rockford College
A. E. Arnold
Avon
Evanston
Presbyterian Church
Illinois Woman's Home Missionary Union
H. N. Hoyt
Luther Conant
H. 8. Rand
Ethel Andrews
A. BE. Arnold
Electric Bitters Cured Ailments Across Readers
An 8. H Clifford of New Cassel Wisconsin battled neuralgia rheumatism digestive troubles and weight loss until three bottles of Electric Bitters aided by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve improved his condition. Edward Shepherd of Harrisburg Tennessee healed a long running leg sore with three bottles of Electric Bitters and seven boxes of Arnica Salve. John Speaker of Catawba Ohio recovered from five fever sores after one bottle of Electric Bitters and one Arnica Salve. Sold by local druggists 8. M Lovett Oak Park and R H Fraitt Austin.
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H. Clifford
New Cassel
Wis
Edward Shepherd
Harrisburg
John Speaker
Catawba
M. Lovett
Oak Park
R. H. ‘Fraitt
Austin
Harlem Village Board Minutes Report May 19 Meeting
Harlem hamlets board met Saturday night approving minutes and listing bills around 150 dollars. pedler licenses and police positions referred to committees. April treasurer reports showed 313741.15 balance. water works and rent reports referred. pool table license issued. 550 dollars in bills ordered paid. Special session reviewed electric light plant with Fuchs report. 500 sidewalk notices to print. Police raid with Oak Park on freight yard jailed seventeen tramps.
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Melrose Park
Fourteenth Avenue
Hall and Park
Twentythird Avenues
Elgin Road
Thirteenth Street
North Side
Geo. W. Fowler
Edith
Cris Nieman
Richard J. Bailey
Dr. Scott
Board of Trustees
Harlem
Treasuer
Frank Perley
Thomas Body
Harlem Avenue
Linge
Farley
Fuchs
Oak Park
Northwestern
Miss Repplier Praised as American Essayist
The critic lauds Miss Repplier as a careful, humorous essayist with a national reputation, comparing her wit to George Eliot and Jane Austen and noting her discernment of humorous angles in serious topics. Catharine Conway is identified as associate editor of the Boston Pilot and a writer.
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United States
Miss Reppler
Mark Twains
Bill Nyes
Lowell
Repplier
Catharine Conway
The
Boston Pilot
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TAL Octave
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Boston
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City
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Fifth Avenue
South Second Streets
Dr.danis
West Madison Street
Ills
Oak Park and Neighborhood
R. R. Whiteman
Centre” Store
Madison St. and
Oak Park Ave
Ill
Weevkn
Oxden Avenue and
Northouleyd
Bucklen’s
Arnica
L. M. Lovett
Oak Wark
R. H. Troaill
the Vindicator
William Walley
Hall 6
Chicago Postettes
Proving
Melrose
Uarler
Weat Madison Street
Illiam Halley
Tun Oab Pank Vinpreatoria
Weat Madion Street
William Bailey
Bale Street
Dale Park
Tre
William Halley
Pablinker Vane Proprietor
Weet
Madison Street
Uhfengo
ODD Fellows
Cicero Town Board
Alderman Sage
Chicago City Conunei
Tur
Norton Bros
Take Street
Toronto
Canada
Piper
H. R. Pebbles
W.S. Jones
Peter McDonald
McDonald
Ar. Jones
Pebbles
Forlin Q. Ball
Ball
House Judiciary Committee
DeArmond
U.S. Court
E. S. Conway
Pooley
Methodist Social Union of Chicago
Sawyer
Mrs. Jones
Epworth League
James Hamilton
Alumnico
Gookins & Wilsnach
Moore
Forest Avenue
Lillian E. St. Peter
Warder Bros
David C. Sasseman
Helen Julia
William Beve
Maple Avenue
Rove
J. F. Johannot
Avenue Station
H. W. Kaltenbach
Thatcher
New York
Bert Fornicas
Home Institute
Western Union
Dixon
J. Egan
Carpenter
Tyr Paul Dohner
Telegraph Inva
Lake St
Oak Park Institute of Social
Scoville Institute
Tomlingon
Gavment
G. M. Miller
Coxey-Randall-Kelley
West End Pharmacy
Park
Wright & Congleton
Young Peoples’ Christian U of Unity Church
Presid
Nellie Calhoun
Dent
Owen Roberts
R Sherman
Miss A Roberts
Lookout Commit
W. H. Terrell
S. M. Gates
Enthainment
Miss Ida Gur
Miss E Johnson
Hart
Webb’s
Franklin St
Best
Frank Schneider
Chicago Nati Building & Savings
W. F. Arn
Mill Drugstore
Vogt
Sec
Mayno Alao
H. Nichols
Fifth Ave
Walter W. Mayne
Fo Avenue
Catherine Wheeler
J Wheeler
Washington Boulev
Wm. Glos
Chicago National Building & Savi Union
Tor Erly
State House
Vindicator Office
Oak Park Po
Allen
Adason
Olaf
Anderson
Rev
George
Blan
Ida
Barker
Baker
Cuing
G. H
Dayton
George Emerson
Holman
Johnson
Augusta
Janson
Augus Jenssen
Johanne
Kohner
Jo Kyretschner
Knight
Lyon
J. E
Nord
J. A
Obery
M Ita
Pallas
Richie
Pratt
M T
Quest
Munsterman
Stahl
M Susie
Sibley
Ino
Stevenson
M Lucy
Songer
A. L
Strong
Frank
Albert W. Gunes
P. M .Miller
Illinois Association
Harlem Village Board
Miss Repplier
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