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Newspaper

Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1895

Page

2

Oak Park meeting urged and reforms discussed in Cicero notes

Editorial items note J Cannan's elevation to the Superior Court and urge Oak Park Republican Club attendance at a Monday meeting. Other items cover a new Berwyn church, water mains repaired in Toroswo, plans for a Western suburbs town profiles, Cicero viaduct bids, population growth in Oak Park and Austin, and scrutiny over Illinois sale of a world fair naval ship.

Oak Park Republican Club Oak Park Avenue E. W. Lyman H. R. Pebbles W. H. Wood Temperance Hall Corner Forest Avenue Coronmgjttes Loomis & Nol Loomis & Noel's Enterprise

Public School Methods Inspire Students to Explore

A brief report from Oak Park notes a geography lesson on the Mississippi Valley sparked student interest. Several boys left home to raft toward the gulf but were stopped near Rockford and returned to their parents. The article also recalls Vermont’s temperance lesson that led a pupil to imitate whiskey making.

Oak Park Rockford Mississippi Valley Gulf Vermont

City government debates in Cicero and Oak Park

Meetings held in Oak Park and Berwyn discuss city versus village organization for Cicero. Speakers from Austin Morton Park and Clyde push for city government while opponents favor village or separate municipalities.

Civil Service Examination Notice in Austin Illinois

The regular semi annual examination for clerk and carrier positions at the Austin office will be held Saturday December 7 1805. Applications close Monday November 18. Examinations are open to all reputable citizens regardless of political affiliation and entrants are judged solely on efficiency. Apply at the Post Office to the Secretary of the board for blanks and instructions.

Austin Civil Service Commission Postal Service Anna Tinker Board of Examiners Illinois

Registration Totals by Cicero Precincts and Chicago Additions

Registration in Cicero precincts totaled 519 with sums for Austin Oak Park Ridgeland South Made eighth ninth tenth and others. Chicago wards twenty seventh and twenty eighth added 1200 new registrations while the city total neared 13000.

Cicero Austin Ridgeland Oak Park South Mad Hawthorne Clyde Borwyn Twenty-seventh Ward Chicago Twenty-Eighth Ward

Isaac Sidney Austin icon dies after nineteen weeks illness

Isaac Sidney a well known colored citizen of Austin died on Wednesday October 2 at his home on Fifty third street after a nineteen week illness. The funeral was held at the residence the officiating clergy were Pardee and Crooke. He is survived by two wives and three sons and was born a slave in Halifax Virginia in 1818. He came to Chicago in 1877 and settled in Austin where he served ten years as janitor of St Pauls church.

Isaac Sidney Austin Fifty-Third Street Kampp Reva. Pardee Crooke Chicago Free Methodist Church Troy Sidney Halifax St. Paul's Church

Fire on Oak Park Avenue Destroys Ward Barn

Monday night a fire destroyed J L Ward’s barn on Oak Park Avenue at Lake Street, burning its contents including three horses owned by L Brown, the Avenue station agent. Ridgeland and Berwyn departments responded quickly, aided by Oak Park and Austin units. cause unknown. Fire alarms after 9 pm should use phone 114 Police. An electric fire alarm could cut delays. Ridgeland’s system allows eight men to respond in thirty seconds.

Oak Park Avenue J. L. Ward Lake Street L. Brown Avenue Ridgeland Berwyn Yak Park Oak Park Austin Mr. Ward Brown

River Forest Presbyterians Host Free Evening Entertainment

The Men's League at First Presbyterian Church of River Forest hosted a free supper and evening of entertainment Friday night. The program featured Miss Smythe on Crown Piano with instrumental sounds, Miss Brooke on cornet, Miss Brooks visiting from Lincoln, Nebraska, Mr. Harry Thompson performing a song, Mr. Reynolda delivering a speech, and Mr. W. E. Henderson of Chicago giving amusing phonograph selections. The supper was praised as choice and the crowd enjoyed a pleasant evening with expectations of strong attendance next time.

River Forest Reynolda W. E. Henderson Chicago I. A. Cobb

Sunday closing in Austin arouses protest after arrests

In Austin the north end residents denounce police actions at a midnight party given for August Gierman. About a dozen men were detained for hours at the station before Judge Amerson released them. The affair has angered locals who say the police overstepped Sunday closing norms and hints of further action linger.

North End Austin August Gierman Cicero

Yachting Party Departs On Illinois Mississippi Cruise

The steam yacht Ellida leaves port for a three month hunting and fishing voyage down the Illinois and Mississippi rivers. Charter members include Byron C. Dowse Bert P. Biggs Chas Vanderblew Albert Tinker Edwin Lovejoy and R Ford. They plan to reach New Orleans with Mesere Biggs and Vanderblew meeting in Tau Salle Ill on November 1.

Ellida Illinois Mississippi Austin Byron C. Dowse Bert P. Biggs Chas. Vanderblew Albert Tinker Edwin Lovejoy R. Ford New Orleanna Mesere Biggs Vanderblew Tua Salle Ill

Electric Bitters Sold For Female Ailments

A historical drug advertisement promotes Electric Bitters as a remedy for female complaints and related symptoms. It claims strength and tone benefits, lists symptoms like loss of appetite, headaches, nervousness, and sleeplessness, and guarantees health and strength with purchases at Lovett’s drug store in Oak Park and Traill’s in Austin.

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

Death of Chas Corbett at 28 in Moreland

Chas Corbett of Moreland died Tuesday at his Ontario street home aged 28. Survived by his wife Mrs Corbett. Funeral held Tuesday conducted by Rev. H. M. Crisaman.

Chas. Corbett Moreland Ontario Street

Cicero's Precincts Inviteotes and Oak Park Notices

Invitations issued for opening at Hotel Plaza on November Tth. Mr A Ullman and bride trip to Atlanta. Prairie Club party held Thursday. Horace Iumphrey and wife welcome baby girl. Oak Park clubs form bowling group and many local notices on sales, licenses, Dairy and farm ads, school events, and entertainment at Oak Park establishments.

Hotel Plaza Ullman Bride Atlanta Prairie Club Horace R. Iumphrey North Grove Avenue Lndies Oak Park Club Oak Park Wheel Co Oak Park Avenue C. EB. Roberts Will Einfeldt I. E. Roberta Earnhart Warn Einfeldt Officer Smith Fred Shultz Edwin N. Nash Edwin A. Vaile Frank Ensign Clear Havana Loomis & Noel

Cicero's Seat and Austin News Collage

Local notices report shoe sales at Pillinger & Co and changes at 131 Park avenue with Mr Indgar N Walker taking over Bob the Barber. Police enforce heavy teaming ban. four arrests in one day. Fire chief Freeman Kellogg visiting Austin. packing company opens grocery at 338 North Park avenue. Shakespeare lecture planned and Austin football faces Palatine club with listed lineup. Community events include church services, teachers’ meeting in Elgin, and club activities across Oak Park and Maywood.

HE. Pillinger & Co Indgar N. Walker Weat Madison Street Bob Park Avenue Rheinegger Geo. A. Tuoe Austin Oak Park I'red Hacker Freeman Kellogg Austin Fire Department Norwalk Huron County Ohio Kelloge Ocemion Austin Packing Company North Park Avenue Wilson B. Personett Henry Adama Harry Decker Richard Green Moulton Julius Casar Palatine Club L. A. Hecox Amerson Mather Claflin R. G. McFarland R. T. Ferges R. E Bassett Backe Crane Whitehead

Cicero and Proviso street railway building nears completion

The new power building of the Cicero and Proviso street railway company is nearing roof and completion. D. W. Hartson & Co. opened a grocery at 1003 Lake Street in E. A. Cummings' store. Herman Pries is clerking. Hartson family plans to move to Ridgeland Avenue. Three Ridgeland youths ran away Tuesday, reached Rockford, were returned by a bereaved father, and face a warmer wait before further adventures.

Cicero and Proviso Street Railway Company D. W. Hartson & Co Lake Street E. A. Cummings Herman Pries Mr. Hartson Ridgeland Avenue Rockford

Chambers & Son's Groceries and Livestock in River Forest

A fine lot of turkeys and chickens offered at Chambers & Son's with groceries at city prices. Apples by the barrels also advertised. Election campaign mention. Address T. J. Swan gren, Secretary, Maywood, Illinois.

Chambers & Son’s Chambers & Son's Norton Corner Maywood T. J. Swangren Maywood, I

Man Faced Crab of Japan Described as Living Curio

The world famous man faced crab of Japan is described as one inch body length with a face resembling a human. It has two legs seeming to grow from the head and forked beardlike feelers from the chin. The note adds mention of accidents from charged electrical wires and using dry newspapers as insulation.

Japan Philadelphia Ledger

Seathwaite Records Wettest Isle Claim

Seathwaite in Cumberland is regarded as the wettest place in the British Isles with about 154 inches of annual rainfall.

Seathwaite Cumberland British Isles

Buckleaw’s Arnica Salve Pledged as Universal Cure

An 19th century sales notice promotes Buckleaw s Arnica Salve as the best treatment for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and skin eruptions The ad guarantees refund if not satisfied and lists L M Lovett Oak Park and R H Traill Austin as sellers with a price of 266 per box.

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

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