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Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1898

Page

4

Cicero Town Board Deliberates on Fire Protection and Sidewalks

The Cicero Town Board discusses insurer losses vs premiums, fire protection, and assigns the fire and water committee. Special police powers for Aus tin church janitor discussed. Sidewalk projects on Pine, Ohio, Madison, Austin, Harvey, Cuyler, Hast, and 48th avenues authorized. Aures of bids and contracts reviewed and transfers between funds approved. A citizen committee to study forming a city government is authorized.

Surance First Presbyterian Church of Austin Andrew Johnson J. N. Goodwillie Lombard Avenue Jennie D. Small Pine Avenue Ohio Ontario C. J. Linden Plank Road Street T. N. Vallens George Houren Central Avenue Madison Houren Rostin Ridgeland Paul G. Biggs Pine and Chicago Avenues James Todd James Barbeau Ees Louis Didier Committee of Oak Park Avenue Wm. Wissack Committee of the Whole Board of Local Improvements Lewis Lewis and Utley Committee On Finance 48Th Avenue IF. W. Pringle Special West Park Commissioners Chicago River Forest Harlem Maywood Riverside Austin Pine Avenues Ontario Streets Ohio Street Oak Park Madison Street Wisconsin Avenue Hlome Avenue Austin Avenue Chicago Avenue Iowa Street Harvey Avenue Lake Street Ontario Street Cicero Chicago & Great Western Railway Company Rearden Cicero Water, Gas and Electric Light Company Cleero Water, Gas and Electric Light Company Gunthorp Fire and Water Geo. N. Gridley R. B. Driggs General Fund John Lewis

Spare Moments Quick Wit and Wry Exchanges

A collection of quick quips and humorous banter moves through social scenes as characters joke about marriage, gravity, lateness, fashion, and courtship. Dialogues touch on joking relationships, engagement doubts, and playful digs about neighbors and professions.

Ducky the Royal Parrot Passes at Age 124 in England

Royal parrot Ducky, gifted to the king in 1800 by Pitt, dies at 124. The famed talker faced court exile in 1850 over bold mimickry and sharp statements in royal presence. Also notes shifts in the Philippine situation and U S war finance debate.

Ducky England Pitt St. Paul Pioneer Press Porto Rico Manila Cuba Spain Republican Party House Decatur Republican

Daily global death toll estimate

It is estimated that about 90,000 people die every day worldwide, representing a substantial rate of natural and external causes across the globe. The figure underscores the scale of mortality in the modern era.

Globe

Bonanza Offering War Book By Government Official Historian

Advertisement recruits agents for a large illustrated history of the Philippines by Murat Halsted commissioned by the War Department. Claims naval camps, hospitals, trenches, and shipboard scenes with Dewey and Merritt, plus government photographers on location. Calls for orders, credit, freight paid, Chicago address.

CTIVE Philippines Murat Halsted War Department San Francisco Pacific General Merritt Honolulu Hong Kong Manila Aguipaldy Olympia Dewey Putthe Bonanza F. T. Barber Btar Insurance Building Chicago

Kellogg & Sweeps Delicatessen for Thanksgiving Feasts

Kellogg and Sweeps at Park Ave and Ontario St offer premium meats, seafood, produce, and dairy for Thanksgiving. Order plump turkeys, poultry, fish, crustaceans, fresh eggs, butter, and more by phone at 227 Cicero or visit the store for prompt service.

Thanksgiving shopping at Warner and Whelpley firm ad

The article promotes Warner & Whelpley at 5618 and 5615 Madison Street Cicero offering a large two store setup with full grocery and catering facilities for Thanksgiving. It urges Austin residents to order from the neighborhood store to match downtown prices with home delivery. It highlights ready to cook table delicacies and a market stocked with turkeys poultry game meats fruits nuts cranberries and oysters.

Warner & Whelpley Madison Street Cicero Austin Messrs

Ignatius Neshelroth Prominent Austin Upholsterer and Designer

Ignatius Neshelroth of 227 North Park avenue Austin is praised as a master upholsterer and draper who trained in Vienna for seven years and became a European foreman. He won a 500 prize in Vienna 1881 as top trade student, immigrated to America in 1893, and has been a three year Austin resident. His work covers upholstery cabinetmaking mattress renovation carpet laying and furniture repair with a focus on quality and value.

Ignatius Neshelroth North Park Avenue Austin Vienna Austria Europe America United States

New Dry Goods Store Opens at Fifty third and Lake

The Austin retail scene gains a new outlet as H. N. McKee opens a dry goods and notions shop at 5304 Lake Street. McKee, from Cincinnati, offers a full line of home goods and invites locals north of Lake Street to visit, compare prices, and place trial orders.

Austin Fiftythird and Lake Streets H. N. McKee Cincinnati Lake Street McKee

Favorite Dishes Across Immigrant Kitchens and Traditions

The article surveys blood pudding from Paris and rival German sausages, then fertilizers on customs of German American, Swedish, Norwegian, and French eaters. It notes blood pudding from beeves and horses, sauerkraut, pickled herring, matzapon, pumpernickel like bread, and pickled coxcomb. It ends with blunt impressions of unfamiliar tastes.

Paris Germany

Notable Artists and Public Figures Highlight 19th Century Life

A survey of prominent figures includes S. T. Sidney Cooper still painting at 95, Mrs. David Jayne Hill praised as a top Washington horsewoman, Holman Hunt named an honorary Royal Society member, Ada Behan elevated to life governor of the Shakespeare Memorial Institution, and Calvin Fairbank noted for his abolitionist speech. Also mentioned are various cultural and political tidbits from the era.

T. Sidney Cooper David Jayne Hill Washington Holman Hunt Royal Society of British Artists Ada Behan Memorial Theater Stratford-on-Avon Shakespeare Memorial Institution Calvin Fairbank New York State Waite Colorado R. A. Price Midland Methodist Tennessee Congress

Its Heating Powers

An amused attending physician asks if the medicine revived the patient who quips that three doses would revive even the dead languages. The Detroit Free Press piece uses humorous medical banter to illustrate the treatment’s strong perceived effect.

Detroit Ree Press

Hardy Roses for Next Season Plant This Fall

Fair Oaks Nursery warrants roses and advises planting this fall for best results next season.

Fair Oaks Nursery

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Hardy Roses North Oak Park Ave Thomas Street Oak Park, Ill Conrad Kawipp P. Kampp C. Kampp & Son North 48Th Avenue Chicago Exchange Cicero Exchange J. Dunfee & CO Franklin Street Rob T. I. Ward Park Ave Manaturer Eet Cicero Town Board Committee On Fire and Water Chicago Fire Hose Company Chicago, Harlem & Batavia Railway Company Reggy James Appleby Foxly Briggs Griggs Cholly Johnny News and Notes Kellogg & Sweeps Park Avenue Epicures Duchess of York James R. Keene New York Col du Paty de Clam Bordeaux Mercier Dupaty Clam Dupety de Clam Court du Paty de Clam Alexander McDonald Klondike Seattle Juneau Alaska Oxford la Salle B. G. Vanderwolff Gago Austin Express M.park Av Wi.te M. River Forest and Mayweed E. Jackson Street Tel Harrison Agtla Pacific AV To. Harricen Bell Co. B. Patrick N. Park Avenue Abbot Block B. McCann Austin, Ipi Chicago Ave Poplar E. E. Prescott Masonic Hall Illinois Everi Ogs Solid Trains Cushman Cushman Drag Con Vincennes Ind U. 5
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