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Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1897

Page

4

Clyde Missionary Society Meets As Band Benefit Plays On

South Cicero news reports the Clyde Missionary Society gathering with Mrs. Brodeson, notes Alfred Whitney with the Salvation Army in Geneseo, and mentions a resumed unincorporated Republican Club. It details sewer contract work on Chicago avenue, a well attended Hawthorne Auditorium benefit by the Clyde band for Odd Fellows Home, and a streetcar derailment injuring riders and damaging instruments before the Clyde Orchestra continued to a dance.

Clyde Missionary Society Brodeson Alfred Whitney Geneseo Salvation Army Republican Club Ij. D. Corneil Chicago Avenue Clyde Band Hawthorne Auditorium Clyde W. W. Carnes Oddfellows Orphan 3 Hawthorne Clyde Orchestra Twenty-fifth Street Forty -Eighth Avenue Wo. OW. Walters Charles Hancock Bininthame

Berwyn Social Roundup Messy Entries and Festivities

Berwyn hosts include Mrs Heyward hosting friends and a Su nday party. Among visitors are Dr Hall from Wnglewood and Mrs Coykindall in Minneapolis. The Baptists, Methodists, and local families share birthdays retirements dinners and church receptions with lists of attendees and musical items.

Chicago John L.ismes Nicholson Simonson Baptist Sunday School Lillian Edith Calvard Methodist Church Woo Mehenaiin Mary Louise Stantey Uareeh Collins Prebide Opus Chopin 4Zella Conita Spencer Safa Cowen Ida Perry-Chison Amtnie Limrie Dudley Buck Berwyn Ladies’ Quartet Sher Hubbard Chana

Morton Park Club Teases Free Evening Entertainment

Scattered notes indicate preparations at the Morton Park Club for a complimentary entertainment evening. Trent of the club draws interest as attendees anticipate billiards and a lively performance while the venue remains closed Saturday.

Morton Park Trent Morton Park Club Co de Gaa

Harlem notices and obituaries from a Chicago area page

The fragment lists local names in Harlem and Chicago visits and events, including Miss Laura Wilkie of Chicago visiting Harlem friends, Mrs Minnie Hiberhardt of Fort Wayne visiting, and a saloon opening on Ashland avenue. It notes the infant child of Mo Stanger of Harlem died yesterday and a 33 year old daughter of H Shalla u of Harlem died from pneumonia.

Lawa Mo Stanger Flarlem Mra van Nieman Minnie Hiberhardt Fort Wayne, Ind H. Shallau Harlem

Local Building Projects And Crime Report From Harlem Area

Aug Thode plans a larger hall to rival area dance venues. A. Peebles builds two structures for William Simallie on Warlem avenue near Elgin street. J Sehink to erect a two story store at 117 West Madison street for dry goods. Gust Pechmann and John Lange perform mason and carpenter work on the project. August Betke worries over Albert Barndt now missing after a bicycle repair shop arrest for receiving stolen property. Barndt failed to appear in Chicago Criminal court as scheduled.

Schendel Medealist Fiorlimg Pelor Street Clarbeni Buebke Darkens Ashland Avenue Vwerty-testree Chicago Gustave Peockie Madison Street John PB. Breitling Bred Schultz Whaarlem Aug Thode A. Peebles William Simallie Warlem Avenue Elgin Street Mr. Smallie Gust. Pechmann John Lange J. Sehink Mr. Sehink August Betke Desplaines Avenue Harlem Albert Barndt Berndt Aze la Mena Bethka Criminal Court Room

Championship Oaks Chub of Aus tin billiard pool tourney begins

A handicap based championship opens Sunday night with two classes in billiards and pool. Notables include Scerateh Frost Shaw Woodburn and Beeson in pool first class entries while scratch billiards feature O Baker Frost Campbell and Denniston among others.

Chub Austin Thee Seterat Mir Scerateh A. J. Frost Jan Shaw Woodburn Crafts Ropimseny Alt. Shaw Stansfield Louis Path Modine Serateh P.P. Beeson G. Mo Davis James Martin G. T. Denniston Blo. Baker Edward Churveh Dorland James Oliphant Harold Joassiter Gunthorpe, Jr Garner Bh. O. Baker J. Frost, Jr Tho. Campbell G. R. Denniston J. HH Wheeler Stanley Crafts Bowers L. A. Newton M. Davis A. Kreis Gardner W. A. Mitched S. E. Woodberry C. N. Phathas Wy. Stansfield

Notable 19th Century Notices From A Mixed Letters Page

A collage of brief items includes Professor Llaupt seeking 25 000 for Duy Count Landberg's 1 200 Arabic manuscripts in Holland. Governor Drake travels for health recovery via Excelsior Springs Missouri. Thomas Ewing Sherman to speak at Army of the Tennessee reunion in Milwaukee. Telegram from Ao Wairston, Virginia convict, asks to be picked up. Thomas Hardy comments on Tess of the d Urbervilles and Stonehenge. Parker Pillsbury remains active in Concord. Alice Freeman Palmer on women’s education defends funding as bolstering knowledge and heart. Swinburne noted as eratic yet multilingual and reclusive. Alma-Tadema’s artistic home features a wall of linked paintings by Leighton Sargeant and others.

Drake Iowa Excelsior Springs Revo Thomas Ewing Sherman Sherman Army of the Tennessee Idhvwaukee Ao. Wairston Vir-gina Farmville Tam Thomas Hardy Tess Concord Lincoln Gladstone Darwin Alice Freeman Palmer Worcester Mass Swinburne Oxford London Alma-Tadema Roo Leighton Boughton Sargeant Calderon

Quotations on Virtue and Conversation Across Ages

A collage of maxims and reflections on happiness, worth, sympathy, and the art of conversation. Notable lines touch on conviction, experience, and the value of books and a useful circle, from scholars and writers including Lowell, Addison, and Taylor.

The Autographs and Manuscripts Room at the British Museum

Lippincott's notes that the autograph and manuscript room draws large, diverse crowds and contains writings by kings, popes, rulers, and poets. The letters reveal human moments behind famous names and offer new readings of Shakespeare and other historic texts.

British Museum Lippincott’s Tere

The Holy Alliance and its European aims

The article reviews Czar Alexander I’s push for a Holy Alliance among monarchs to rule by Christian principles, with Castlereagh resisting binding promises. It notes the prince regent’s cautious stance and Britain’s reluctance to pledge autonomous obligations. Affected powers pledged to curb aggression and to suppress internal disorders.

Alexander Russia Lord Castlereagh Lord Liverpool Holy Alliance

Daisies Spread in the South After the War

A southern man claims the daisy was unknown in the region before the war but now covers areas visited by Union forces. He attributes the bloom to seeds carried in hay used to feed horses, linking the growth to Sherman’s march and suggesting summer progress tracks possible where daisies grow.

South

Scientist to Compile History of All Animals Ever

Herr Schultze of the Berlin Academy of Sciences plans a comprehensive work detailing all animals that exist today or have existed in historic times with a budget of $7,000 for the project expenses.

Herr Schultze Berlin Academy of Sciences Academy

Phosphate Shipments and Odd Local Sights Across U S

From Port Tampa Florida August shipments totaled 14400 tons of phosphate rock. A Bath Maine stroller drew attention with a baby carriage. A nine foot Russian thistle was found near Santa Fe New Mexico. Bilk’s wish under court scrutiny prompts chatter. Duddy remarks on Bilk’s wealth. Golf as medical aid draws comment in Boston. Bedouins compress stomachs to curb hunger as leaves offer gum supply changes.

Port Tampa Fla Santa Fe Vallley New Mexico Detroit Journal Fuddy Tlarkman Duddy Boston Transcript

Cicero Churches List of area worship services

The page lists church names, pastors, and service times for institutions in Cicero and nearby Austin, including Clyde Baptist, Berwyn Episcopalian, Clyde Methodist, Berwyn Baptist, First Congregational, Berwyn Methodist, Mawthorne Polish Catholic, Berwyn Swedish Baptist, Lavering Congregational, Berwyn Presbyterian, First Baptist Oak Park, First Baptist Austin, Methodist Austin, First Presbyterian Oak Park, Presbyterian Austin, Unity Community Oak Park, St Dionysius Catholic Hawthorne, St Pauls Lutheran Austin, First Church of Christ Scientist Oak Park, Congregation Austin, Second Congregational Oak Park, Grace Episcopal Oak Park, St Catherine Catholic Austin, Church of St Patrick Austin, and Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Corhold.

Mawthorne Slominski Berwyn V. J. Hedberg Wialm Merle Stevens Berwyn Presbyterian George William Wright First Baptist Oak Park Pleasant Street Wisconsin Avenue Austin North Pine Avenue J. J. Bartlett Central Avenue Ohio Street M. W. Saterfield First Presbyterian Lake Street Charles S. Troyt Waller Avenue Rink Street John Clark FI Toa. Am Unity Coulurcit R. Nt. Johannes Dionysius Coatitoleg Hawthorne Mrkonswick ST. Paul's Lutheran Prairie Avenue Adolph Bartling First Church OF Ctirist (Scientist Avenue Hall Midway Park Thos. Westerdite Fair Oaks Avenue Sidney Strong Grach Forest Avenue Ontario Street PL. Anderson Laker Street R. H. Pooley Church OF

Maywood and Harlem Church Services Schedule

Sunday worship times listed for Maywood and Harlem churches, with locations and pastors. Includes First Presbyterian Maywood, First Congregational Maywood, River Forest Methodist, St Pauls German Evangelical Lutheran, St Lukis Catholic River Forest, and other nearby congregations along with service hours and pastors.

Maywood Jacob Pillmann ST. Paul

Oak Park Presbyterian Church Annual Report Highlights Growth

Members expressed satisfaction with the Oak Park Presbyterian Church annual report. Tote receipts totaled 45 dollars and disbursements 5040 dollars. SEO87 funds were raised for building land. Excluding SP500, the lot is nearly paid. A spring payment of io o is expected, after which plans for a larger building begin. The church shows steady growth.

Oak Park

Grandesy Remedy Claims Cures for Consumption

Chilhowie merchant RR OB Greeve says he was أقiven up by doctors for consumption yet two bottles of Dr King s New Discovery cured him. He reports three years of sound health and praises the remedy for coughs colds and consumption. Free trial bottles at Lovell s Drug Store Oak Park and Traill s Austin drug store.

RR OB. Greeve Chilhowie Dr. King Lovell Oak Park Traill Austin

Cicero Seeks Bids for Water Pipe Laying on Harvey Avenue

Sealed proposals in duplicate are invited for furnishing and laying water service pipes on Harvey avenue from Randolph street to South boulevard in Cicero. Payment from special assessment No. 572. Bids due 7:30 p m Saturday November 13 1897 with 10 percent certified check. Trustees reserve right to reject bids. Town Clerk J R Drent Austin IL October 25 1897.

Harvey Avenue Randolph Street South Boulevard Cicero Board of Trustees J. R. Drent Austin

Proviso Directory for Melrose Park Village Officers

Melrose Park Village lists officers and committees with names for roles such as President Treasurer Police Magistrate Marshal Health Commissioner and engineers. Trustees and committee chairs include Storey Benson Debus Richter Pine Williams and Blorey among others. The board meets on the second Monday of each month in the village hall.

Gehrke Wiliam Leeseberg Peter Bohlander Ale Cake Adam Davisson W. BF Scott Pound Ees Henry Beling Trustees Rm W. Benson T. R. Pine W. H. H. Storey I. W. Richter B. L. Williams John Debus Storey Williams Debus Etree Benson Deus Fine Richter Pine Blorey

Public Officials Directory Listing and Meeting Schedule

Directory lists President Jacob Bohlander Clerk Charles Westcott and trustees Henry Akin Charles Alder William Hamilton James Johnston Arthur Jones James Stimpson with offices and addresses. It notes regular board meetings on the second and fourth Thursdays at 8 pm and office nights Saturdays 7 to 3 pm plus finance committee meetings Wednesdays. Committees names and member assignments are given.

Directory of Public Officials Jacob Bohlander Fifth and St. Charles Aves Charles Westcott South Sixth Ave Henry F. Akin South Sighth Ave Cor Ninth St Charles A Alder Twenty-first Ave Oak St William Hamilton Thirteenth Ave James Johnston South First Ave Madison Arthur Jones South Second Ave James M. Stimpson North Fourth Ave Michael J. Welch Coer Kifth Burleigh A. Dunlap South Seventh Ave

City Officials and Trustees Listed With Addresses

President Thomas M. Jackson and clerk George W. Shearburn head the local officials. Trustees include William Arnold Joseph Binks Chas W Juergens I LE Monroe H H Scharenberg and others with multiple street addresses. Board meets monthly at the Water Works Building with committee chairmen for Finance Streets and Sidewalks Drains and Sewers Fire and Water Judiciary and License.

Thos. M. Jackson Thatcher Ave Geo. W. Shearburn Wime Arnold Monroe St Joseph Binks Greve St Chas W. Juergens Forest Ave I. LE. Monroe Franklin Ave HH. Tf. Scharenberg Monroest Harlen KE Cihatrmen H. Hf. Scharenberg W. Juerpens Harlan Kh. Page Frank I. Monroe William Arnold

Village Board Names for 1897 Officials

The 1897 village government lists President George Schrade of 810 South Desplaines Avenue and trustees at multiple streets, with Henry C. Meier as village clerk. The board meets on the second and fourth Saturdays at 8 O clock. Other officials include Attorney I J Griffen, Treasurer Frank Roost, Chief Engineer Henry Hilgenberg, and Engineer John Nurenhberg.

George Schrade South Desplaines Ave Fliinf Blossey Thomas St Chas Hillmer N. Circle Meseke N. Desplaines Herman Schulz N. Marengo St Henry D. Schumacher S. Marengo St Henry Strunck N. Kleinst Henry C. Meier Frankie Street J. Griffen River Forest Prank Roost Desplaines Street Henry Hilgenberg John Nurenhberg Burghardt Et Burghardt Et, Lineman—Gust, Quandt, 87 Lerdinand Av Louis Goldenbogen N. Desplaines Street John Mirow N. Circle Ave

Northwestern Railway Beaten Again in Supreme Court

The United States Supreme Court dismissed the suit by the Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company against the town of Civero over opening Fifty third street’s right of way across Austin crossing. Lower court damages plus costs were awarded to the railroad, which argued improper seizure of private property and hardship from gatemen, while the town claimed only land use. Illinois Supreme Court affirmed the lower court ruling. The appeal was filed three years ago when Harry Pebbles was town attorney.

Northwestern Railway Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company Civero Fiftythird Street Austin United States Supreme Court Thneai Supreme Court of Ilinois Harry Pebbles Supreme Court of the United States

River Forest Forms Single Tax Club

River Forest organizes the River Forest Single Tax and Economic club led by Stoughton Cooley of Maywood. Future meetings allocate time to single tax and civil government study. Next regular meeting set for Monday evening at the village hall. Officers: President F. D. Butler Vice-President I. J. Reichman Secretary J. R. Cummings.

River Forest Stoughton Cooley Maywood F. D. Butler I. J. Reichman J. R. Cummings

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