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Newspaper

Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1895

Page

7

Community Notes From Cicero Maywood And Oak Park

A roundup of local social events clubs meetings and civic updates across Maywood Oak Park and Cicero including new club formations the Ridgeland church reception the Neighborly club first meeting prizes at gatherings and plans for improved streets water and public works. The Cicero town board addresses franchise bids street upgrades and budget actions.

Clark Avenue Cheney Daro Adam Street Maple Avenue Harlem Avenue Dee Scoville Avenue Pleasant Street Dare Superior Street Humphrey Avenue Fifty-second Street Laka Street Attridge So. Harvey Avenue Frankland W. H. Wood Ogden and Jones Auridge F. A. Hill Washington Boulevard S.W Belleforte Avenue Augusta Thomas Streets Pine Avenue Assyrian Asphaltt C

Cremation Planned for Noted Anarchist Burials in Harlem Cemetery

Waldheim authorities refuse grave protests so the coffined bodies of Spies Parsons Lingg Fischer Engel will be exhumed cremated and reinterred elsewhere. Also reported are hospital stays and local civic changes including police salary cuts and business ownership transfers.

Waldheim August Spies Albert Parsons Louis Lingg Adolph Fischer George Engel

Harlem Village Board Discusses Cemetery Land Tax Impact

EFARLEM trustees met in regular session with full attendance. A request from the Board of Education asked no more land be used for cemeteries as it reduces taxable property. Bills totaling 450 were referred to committees and 225 approved for payment. Street Commissioner and Treasurer reports were referred to Finance. A pool table license was granted to Frank Perley. Board adjourned.

Trasteu Cueney Lake Street Special No H. M. Nelson Robinson Avenue Mears, Richardson & Young Committee On Police and Sanitary Hansberry Smith Oak Park Potwin J Goodrich Committee On Twenty Sixth Street Committee On Finance Gauthorp Finance Committee Ogden Street Railway Company Ridgeland Avenue Thirtyfiret Street Stanley Avenue Garfield Avenue Twenty-sixth Street C., B. & Q. Railway R. P. Price Frank Street Park Avenue McDonald East Avenue Gaderson & Gauger Attridge Harlem Village Board Board of Education Frank Perley

Best salve guaranteed for all skin ailments

A local advertisement touts a universal salve claiming to heal cuts bruises sores ulcers and other eruptions with guaranteed satisfaction or money back It lists L M Lovett Oak Park and R H Traill Austin as sellers priced at 2 50 per bottle.

L. M. Lovett Oak Park R. H. Traill Austin

Plans Revealed for Illinois Cycling Club House

Watson and Hazleton completed plans for the Illinois Cycling Club House at the northeast corner of Washington Boulevard and Francisco Street. The five story stone building features terra cotta trim and a red tile roof, with 43 feet of frontage on Washington and a 94 foot depth.

Illinois Cycling Club Washington Boulevard Francisco Street Watson & Hazleton Washington

Riverside notes and local notices in River Forest area

The item lists community notices from River Forest and Maywood including Norton Corner music for parades during the election campaign, a nuts coffee cake giveaway on Thursdays for 25 blue labels, Oak Park stone trimming services at J B Boyer yards near Lathrop station, no announced Thanksgiving services but likely union meeting with a sermon by a pastor at the Methodist church, and a laymen’s meeting at the Presbyterian church titled National Righteousness.

Ladies' Aid Society The Methodist Church Topping South Thatcher Avenue Michigin River Forest Chambers & Sons Daniel Martin Presbyterian Men's League S&s. E. Clark Estella Merrymon Slayton Lyceum Bureau Silas M. Barr If’. D. Thompson Chambera & Sons James 8. Goodman Alice M. Griffin Women's Club G. W. Kretzinger Mc. Reynolds Belden Avenue Presbyterian Church Eugene Field Mr. Reynolds W. E. Barker Mr. Field Chicago “Record Norton Corner Band of Maywood T. L. Swangren Albert Burgee Geo. Nordenholt J. B. Boyer Chicago & Northwestern Lathrop Station Oak Park

Melrose Park Football Victory and Community Updates

Melrose Park edgewood s 6 to 2 in the Jackson cup football match. T Logan of Edgewood sprained a leg and retired. Also notes on a dance at the Pavilion, Miss Gretchen Gray birthday party, Miss Wattie Parrish ill, and Proviso Club planning a two story building with store rooms. Also Royal League dance, Hulbert in New York, and social events at the pavilion. Additionally Hall's Catarrh Cure ad with Cheney & Co. oath of senior partner and testimonial offer.

Melrose Paris Edgewoods T. Logan City of Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co Loredo Eaid Hall A. D

Siburban Electric Abandons Air Power Plan

Siburban Electric Railway abandons compressed air motive power and returns to electric propulsion. The line will connect with the Metropolitan Elevated via an inclined plane to discharge passengers onto the elevated platform on the fourth level.

Siburban Electric Railway Company Ban

Ideal Panacea Cough Remedy Praised by Officials

Alderman James L. Francie of Chicago calls Dr. King's New Discovery an ideal panacea for coughs colds and lucy complaints after five years use in his family. Rev John Burgas of Keokuk Iowa a Methodist minister praises its speed and benefit after fifty years of ministry. Trial bottles free at L. M. Lovett Oak Park and R. H. Trail Austin with price 25 cents per box.

James L. Francie Chicago de. King John Burgas Keokuk Iowa Methodist Episcopal Church Dr. King L. M. Lovett Oak Park R. HH. Trail Austin

Jeffrazon Town Lots Sell for Six Figures in Suburban Deal

Ninety Jeffrazon lots sold for 101 926 dollars in a large suburban transaction. Barbara Titus and James N. Fort bought the land bounded by Neilie Street Grace Street Sacramento and Kenzie Avenues. Terms were not stated.

Jeffrazon Barbara Titus Uegller James N. Fort Neilie Street Grace Street Sacramento and Kenzie Avenues Lota

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Newman Goodsell Joyce Hurat Mallalieu Henry Wade Rogers Henry 8. Towle Arthur Edwardes F. M. Bristol H. D. Kimball R. H. Pooley H. W. Bolton Merritt Hulbert George W. Barnett A. B. Leach John Farson T. B. Neeley J. C. Hartsell Vivaciona Oak Parker Mik A. Z. Churchill Erio St Mary Meyer Iowan Street Atreat Railway BF. F. Short City Power House Washington and Jefferson Streets John Lyon John Furlong Lyon Kreis Mr. Furlong Mr. Brink Mra. Carr Mra. Mullin M . Brink Mra. Brink Woman's Benevolent Society George Buttriddg Fowler Francis Bigelow Clark Lombard Avenue Moreland South Side North Side Charlton May Pitkin Anthony Sirs. Scott Scott Hunt Fair Oaks Avenue Ridgeland Christian Endeavor Society Young Ladies Aid Society Pierce Jackon Mich Wagner N. Taylor Avenue Gatmany Misa Whitenack News Depot North Fifth Avenue Albert Burgese Anccessor J. A. Dickinson Ban Teken Arnold's St. Charles Road Toas Jackson Lizzie Hine Fifth Avenue Ladies Society China James H. Cordray Red Cross Merrill’s Epworth League M. FE Maywood Hall Chicago Health Department Welch's Cicero and Proviso Railway Company Madison Street Anna Kronenbilter Sixth Avenue Eleventh Street Schrerber Baker Cleveland W. P. Ballard Dr. Ruggles Uuion Baptist Church Jones Coddington Hawthorne Jessie Walch Coxey Woodman St. Agnes Cicero and Proviso Street Railway Co Nineteenth Avenue J. H. Merrill Madison St. Charles Luke Street Mabel Stimpton Oxford Card Club Sarah Copeland H. H. Nichols Welch's Drug Store Melville & Wyman Morrill’s L. S. Oliver Twelfth Street Turner Hall Herr Most Lucy Parsons Nichols Ed .S. Nichols G. Mealahon Maywood Baker Harlem Merrill's O. M. Barr F. C. Smith Normantown Catalpa Waller Mr. Smith D. A. Thatcher D. O. Sasaeman Sanreman M. E. St. Peter Lathrop Avenue River Forest Card Club C. O. Collins Herriman Mr. Baker Silas Barr Mrs. Collina Cicero Town Board Truatee More Cicero James E. Moore Truathe Moore Moore Gnothorp Wm. G. Moore Ilinois State Clayton E. Crafte Anid Company Linston Cheney John Mackin Cook County Randolph Street W. D. Smith West Fifty-third Street Frank E. Welcome D.C Devine Chicago Avenue Kenilworth Avenue West Forty-eighth Street Twentyninth Street Committee On Fire and Water Morton Park Republican Club Lot Brown Peter McDonald Clyde Hawthoro Trusten Frankland Cicero Avenue Twenty-seventh Street Lyman Avenue Prairie Avenue Hancock Avenue C.,b. & Q Railway B. & Q Railway Twenty Eighth Street Ausumn Avenue Lyman Agenus Austin Avenue Grove Street Central Avenue Cicerova Hovoria Clark Superior Court of Cook Oscar Wittenberg Avengo Alvert Burgess Turn- Verein D. Quill Desplaines Avenue Willie Eva Mrs. van Acro Lake View Mr. van Horn Charles J. Gotsch Martin Gotsch Frank Koelzow Gotsch & Koelzow Charles Gotsch Mart Mr. Koelzow Efarlem Trustees’ Meeting Bucklen’s Arnica Melrose Park G. da Franco Gretchen Gray Royal League Merrill's Hardiware W. M. Hulbert New York City Mrs. Case Pavilion A. W. Gleason Druggista Franz Meyer Wealey Wardman Peck Go Wabash Avenue Meyer Hardman Peck & Co Chicago Ave Albert Burgess Prop M. Flaherty Luketts J.P. Garner W. Fe, Arnold M. Welch Drneezist G. H. Rohlander L. Bartlett Linden Pars Chas. Bendil PF. H. Zander Renal Eatate Wm. Glos, Merchant F. Dunnebrecke West Laflin Street Ernest H. Loewe 7Th Avenue Melrose Park, Ill Metrose Ching-che-Li Tibet Orient St. Louis Repub Tit Norton Band G. A. Miller, M. Bertsch, T. L. Swangren Treas Strc’y Raidroad St Fifthay A. C. Keating Cane Mao
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