Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

We found your results!

Page 1

Oak Park Vindicator in Oak Park, Illinois

We have 16,530,671 pages in Illinois

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 18 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1895

Page

1

Bill Nye denies rotten egging in New Jersey

A chaotic column of satirical items notes Bill Nye denying he was egged in New Jersey while jokes about Consuelo Vanderbilt and other affairs appear. The piece also mocks public figures and social trends with pithy quips.

Bill Nye New Jersey William

Britain and Alaska border moves and US gold finds

The piece notes Great Britain's expansion toward rich U S gold mines in Alaska as a potential ultimatum risk. It also reports strong postal results for the quarter ending September, with receipts well above 1892 93 and 94 levels led by Chicago and New York and notable gains in Boston St Louis Philadelphia and Brooklyn.

Great Britain Venezuela Alaska United States Postal Service Chicago New York Boston St. Louis Philadelphia Brooklyn

Reform demands and arcane names spark debate in press

The piece notes sharp rhetoric on Armenia reforms and warns over shifting reputations and branding. It observes the dangers of aggressive publicity while recalling a New Jersey cakewalk killing and a smoker’s death in Quincy Illinois.

Lanier Saga: Wealth and Romance in Madison’s Old Mansion

The Lanier family tale from Madison Indiana recalls Alexander Lanier, a former banker in New York, who after his youth heartbreak returns to shockingly lavish life with his wife Mrs Sering. He funds a quiet recluse existence until decades later reuniting with his former love, culminating in a scandalous but brilliant brief happiness at the Lanier mansion.

Alexander Jaanier Madison Ind Lanier New York First New York Society J. F. D. Lanier Ohio Alleghanies J. ¥. D. Lanier Alexander Old Place Winslow, Lanier & Co Alex Alex Lanier James Sering

Duel Near Hagie West Virginia Endangers Bettie Shields

West Virginian Bettie Shields faces a violent street duel with her lover Ervin Hartley who shot at her after a three day dispute. Shields fired back with her brother’s pistol, wounding Hartley’s rival and himself in a tense confrontation on the street. Hartley’s remaining shots missed as Shields’ aim proved fatal to the danger. Hartley was not arrested and is not likely to be.

Hartley Miss Shields

Tragedy of Art Student Who Failed At The League

Miss Estelle Colton twenty three daughter of Dr KE G Colton of Brooklyn died by her own hand at Piermont after failing to pass exams at the Art Students League in New York. She left a note to her father and walked to the creek bank where she drowned. A second item notes an Alpine glacier skeleton possibly Ruth, found in Ademello glacier with discussion of how fissures trap victims and preserve remains.

Estelle Colton KE. G. Colton Brooklyn Piermont Nyack Colton Art Students’ League New York Art League Copelands Grand View Northern New Jersey Alps Ademello Tyrol Ruth

Widow McDonald: The Odd Woman of Michigan's Rifle District

In northern Michigan near the Rifle river lives Mrs Angus McDonald known as The Widow McDonald at 94. She feeds deer hunters, lives alone in a log house, and endures a decades long mystery of missing son and husband while clinging to faith that Providence will restore him.

Michigan Angus McDonald McDonald Illinois Indiana Rifle District Deer Country Rifle River Detroit Saginaw

Would-be murderer shot by Sheriff Orme near Phoenix

Dr. Rose, with two accomplices, attempted to kill the Williams family at Mesa, sixteen miles east of Phoenix, and was shot dead by Sheriff Orme after entering the house with a hammer. The accomplices Burt and Cooley were captured and jailed. Burt had tried to pull Rose's plan but feared his vengeance.

Orme Phoenix Ariz Dr. Rose Mesa Rose Williams Kansas Burt Cooley Dr. Williams United States Marshal Stankard

Figures in the Calendar Longest Run Ends 1999

The calendar year 9 began its 111 year stay on January 1 1889 and will end on December 31 1999. The 3 and 7 have not surpassed a century in continuous use, and none can exceed a hundred years given their positions in the numeral sequence.

Bicycle purchase delays marriage proposal

A man notes his partner has been buying a bicycle and asks cash or installment. She says two dollars a week. This small purchase leads him to postpone proposing for almost a year.

Indianapolis Journal

Whites and Negroes clash near Clarksville Tennessee

Four white men attacked by a mob of negroes on Saturday near Clarksville. Henry Baker, a white man about 60, was stabbed twice and died on the scene. One other white man was stabbed and badly hurt. Two negroes were hurt. Three negroes are jailed on murder charges.

Clarksville Tenn Henry Baker

Steamer The Blonde Encounters Monster Shark Attack

The Blonde, a small steamer, battles a violent Queen Charlotte storm on its last northbound trip. A massive shark over thirty feet appears before the vessel as Captain Beck fires, striking the fish in the head. The shark sinks after a ferocious clash with the boat.

Queen Charlotte Beck San Francisco Chronicle

Quite a Romance Ends In Elopement In Kentucky City

Squire Ware of Jeffersonville Indiana joined William Bratton and Miss Lizzie Morgan a handsome eloping couple from Covington Kentucky. Bratton had been saved by Miss Morgan from under a moving train and proposed marriage though engaged to another. Miss Morgan accepted claiming her claim should have preference over his prior engagement.

Squire Ware Jeffersonville Ind William Bratton Lizzie Morgan Covington Bratton Miss Morgan

Henry of Navarre Topped Turf Champs in 1900s Review

A retrospective on Henry of Navarre as the season’s leading three and four year old, detailing his stamina weight carrying ability and late speed. The piece compares him with Clifford Domino Rey del Carreres and Taral ridden by Perkins Griffin Sims and others, noting temper wind and conformation. It weighs his chances against England travel and ranks him top among the four.

O Henry Navarre Latonia Morrla Park Mr. Belmont Henry of Navarre Perkins Griffin Oakley England Clifford Sims Willie Martin Eugene Leigh Bob Rose J. W. Rodgers Domino Taral Rey del Carrere Gravesend Handspring Richard Croker Domino’s Rey del Carreres Bramble Rel del Carreres Rey del Cuarreros

Ninety Years Old Mrs Keeley to Star in London Birthday Event

The 90th birthday of Mrs Mary Ann Keeley will be celebrated at the Lyceum Theatre London. The aged actress will appear in a role that made her famous years ago. She is the oldest living British actress. The note adds that Sir Henry Irving’s company in the US includes the oldest actor, Mr Howe. Both maintain lively demeanors.

Mary Ann Keeley Lyceum Theater London Keeley Lving Howe United States Sir Henry Irving

Morrill Calls for Eight Changes to Boston Pennant Bid

Veteran player John Morrill says at least eight changes are needed to make the Boston team pennant winners next season. If a club official adopts Morrill’s advice several men could find places with the local club.

John Morrill Boston Morrill

Theater Companies Add Cast and Crew Members

J. C. Vernon, formerly of the Empire Theater, has joined Sanders and Hathaway's Comedy company. Harry and Marie Weeks will join the troupe, and Matthew Cavanaugh is engaged as stage carpenter.

J. C. Vernon The Empire Theater Company Sanders and Hathaway Harry and Marie Weeks Matthew Cavanaugh

Dunlop Breaks Maryland 100-Mile Road Record

James R. Dunlop of the Century Cycling Club of Maryland set a new Maryland 100-mile road record on October 6, finishing in 6 hours 23 minutes, breaking the previous mark by 20 minutes.

James R. Dunlop Century Cycling Club of Maryland

Also Mentioned on This Page

Oak Park William Halley Austin Chicago Postoffice Tokio Consuelo Vanderbilt Pittsburg Norty United States Treasury Gotham Crane Iron Company Allentown W. T. Stead Kengland Swift Boston Globe Warwzyn Wiczworkkiewicz Armenia Kentucky Susan Cook Quincy, Til Mrs. Sering Indianapolis Charles Judge Cravens Minnesota Lanier Mansion Society of Women Wim Sheriff Orme Ari Mc'donald PINES Harvey the King OF Kings
Search Courier

Search the Oak Park Vindicator Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Oak Park Vindicator?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication