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Newspaper

Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1899

Page

8

Coins On Walls Display By New Jersey Numismatist

Miss Dentz of Dentzville New Jersey displays a vast coin collection spanning ages and nations. Her ceiling is covered with United States money and four walls overflow with Asiatic European African and South American coins. A hat resembling Hessian styles from the Revolutionary era was found near Princeton by a relative and remains with her. The collection holds valuable pieces that would fetch a sizable sum if converted to current American currency.

Philadelphia Record Miss Dentz Dentzville N. J Trenton New Jersey Frinceton

Through Tourist Car to California from Chicago

Every Friday night at 1035 p m a through Tourist Car for San Francisco leaves the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway Union Passenger Station Chicago via Omaha Colorado Springs and Salt Lake City with stop over privileges at Salt Lake City for all points in Colorado Utah Nevada and California The Tourist Car berth rate from Chicago to San Francisco is 6 00 and sleeping car berths should be reserved in advance Through tickets and sleeping car accommodations can be secured from any agent in the east or at the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Depot or City Ticket Offices in Chicago Send for California folders Ge o H Heafford General Passenger Agent Chicago IN

San Francisco Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Union Chicago Omaha Colorado Springs Salt Lake City Colorado Utah Nevada California East H. Heafford

Sleeping car porters' training schools across the country

The Philadelphia Telegraph notes that sleeping car porters are graduates trained in depot schools run by Pullman and Wagner. The bare room simulates a berth with curtains cushions and all. new recruits are tutored by veteran porters in berth making conversion and proper handling before serving the public.

Pullman Wagner Philadelphia Telegraph

Allen’s Foot Ease Powder Cures Foot Aches

Do Your Feet Ache and Burn Shake into your shoes Allen's Foot-Ease, a powder for the feet. It makes tight or new shoes feel easy. Cures corns, bunions, swollen hot and sweating feet. At all druggists and shoe stores 25c. Sample sent free. Address Allen S. Olmsted LeRoy NY.

Allen Allen S. Olmsted LeRoy, N. Y

The Reason He Was Absent Tit Bits Note

A humorous exchange shows a pupil missing school due to rain and the principal inquiring about weather caused detention. The punny dialogue reflects lighthearted schoolroom banter from the era.

Chicago Great Western Revenue Rises in August Week

The Chicago Great Western Railway known as the Maple Leaf Route reports a 12341.57 increase in earnings for the second week of August 1899. Fiscal year to date uplift totals 97788.60 since July 1.

Chicago Great Western Chicago Great Western Railway Maple Leaf

Husbands and wives clash over social night plans

A brief quip shows a husband plans to join another club for a ladies day while his wife doubts they will meet again that evening. The exchange ends with the husband affirming their presence in spirit at the event.

Puck

Faded Glories of Banquet and Marengo Highlight Odd Tales

The article recalls Banquet the famed racer reduced to pulling a hansom in London and a tomb erected after his death. It also notes Napoleon’s charger Marengo living out retirement in England. A Grisons post and chimney sweep competition shows state inspection power with $160 salary, drawing many Italian schoolmasters amid unrest.

United States Eseason London Marengo Napoleon England Helvetian Republic Canton of Grisons Boston Italy

The Decline and End of Famous Derby Winners

The piece traces former racing stars from top earnings to faded fortunes. It notes horses shipped abroad to failed campaigns in England and later used for serum production or sold to cab services. It highlights several Derby victors and war horses with tragic or memorial fates.

England Pasteur Institute Paris Marshal Canrobert Baron Flint St. Claude Auteuil George Frederick Gen. Boulanger Blue Gown America Klartkoff Kingcraft Fitzroy Silvio Copenhagen Duke of Wellington Waterloo Strathfieldaage

The Sweep in Switzerland and its Official Chimney Sweep

In Switzerland the chimney sweep is an official community employee with a fixed salary. The article notes the public role and recognition of the sweep as part of local administration, a figure familiar to residents and visitors alike.

Switzerland

Col Barbur and Lorch Miss Ship to Berlin Adventure

In Hoboken Col Charles Barbur of Philadelphia and his traveling valet join Hamburg American Line submissions to Berlin via Pennsylvania vessel. Barbur, unwell and sleepy, delays boarding while arranging funds and care for his companion, Dan Lorch, who seeks Paris expo travel with paid expenses.

New York World Charles Barbur Philadelphia Germany Mayer’s Hoboken Pennsylvania Col. Barbur Fred Lorch Berlin Lorch Hamburg Bismarck

How Labouchere Helped a Friend

Labouchere recounts a lively episode where a legal friend, fearful of the house of commons, is coached to speak against the government view. He pretends to lecture, the friend retaliates with a sharp, well delivered speech that impresses the crowd.

Labouchere House of Commons

Real Thing: Kansas Boy Dreams of Filipinos on Firing Line

A Kansas boy describes apple dumplings for supper and dreams of Filipinos with long knives, noting the dumplings as the genuine thing and imagining a soldier laughing at them on the firing line in a San Fernando report.

San Fernando Kansas Kansas City Journal

Boston’s nine man tricycle: world’s largest bicycle

The Boston Woven Hose company built a weighty tricycle nearly a ton tall eleven feet high. Nine men operate it with one steering and eight pedaling. It can reach over thirty mph and uses rubber tires with ball bearings.

Boston Boston Woven Hose Company

Definition of Professional Golfers and Amateur Status

Harper’s Weekly explains amateur eligibility rules for golf. It defines professionals as those who use golf to promote mercantile business or journalism and disqualifies players who have competed under an assumed name. It aims to preserve the integrity of amateur sport by limiting business-driven participation.

Harper’s Weekly

Sans Souci Park Opens as Nationwide Sensation

Open air theater Sans Souci Park in Sans Souci Park Chicago debuts as the largest costly amusement resort in the United States with over a hundred attractions and an electric fountain. Admission is 25 cents for vaudeville outdoor performances and concerts. More than 13 400 visitors on opening night amid daily crowds. officials predict more parks of its caliber in major cities.

Sans Souci Chicago United States Big Ten-Acre

Safety In Flight Witness Questioned By Judge

The Chicago News recounts a courtroom scene where Larry testifies on the murder case. The judge asks the precise moment of the shooting while Larry offers a cryptic reply about his location and actions during the event.

Larry Chicago News

Allen's Foot-Ease advertised as foot relief

An old advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder to cure swollen burning and sweating feet coins bunions. It claims a free sample and lists 25 cents price, available at druggists and shoe stores with mail order from LeRoy New York.

Perfection Bottle Holder Co Old Town Maine

Misnomer Amid Ironies in Baltimore News

A newspaper snippet recalls a clerk’s laughter at a joke about Mrs Newblood and a pound of tea. It notes W H Iams recently re elected Baltimore and Ohio railroad treasurer, with forty six years at the company and since May 1866 in that role. It also mentions a Baltimore parade in 1828 celebrating the B&O railroad cornerstone laying on July 4 1828.

W. H. Iams Baltimore and Qghio Baltimore Batnore and Ohio

Thirteen at the Door in a Humorous Anecdote

A humorous verse recounts a reunion in Deming New Mexico involving John Gray and Bess Moore. Thirteen guests arrive including twins, with playful references to the unlucky number and a May wedding date. The narrator notes John’s silence when asked about May 13.

John Gray

Angler Shouts Amid Perfect Cast and Rise

A Punch magazine quip captures a fisherman's boast as he warns onlookers to stay back after a sharp hook up. The brief scene highlights a vivid fishing moment and the humor of patience by the water.

Willie and Tommy Break It Down in the Hammock

A woman warns two boys, Willie and Tommy, about breaking down the hammock as Mr. Smithkins visits. The exchange shows playful family tension and a close neighborhood scene described in Stray Stories style.

Willie Tommy

The Worm Turns

A Chicago column features Mrs Peck quizzing her ailing husband about advice he once ignored and jokes that his refusal would have kept her from becoming an old maid. The exchange turns on health and wit, revealing social humor of the era.

Chicago

In the Fourth Grade. Birds proverb miscue

A Chicago Tribune snippet shows a fourth grade scene where a pupil attempts the proverb The early bird catches no moss after the teacher prompts for a familiar saying. The exchange highlights classroom humor and student effort.

The Chicago Tribune Yommy Tucker

Table Chat First Guest The Chicken Kill Cruel

The dialogue notes express that the man who killed the chicken was cruel and showed little respect for old age. The exchange highlights a harsh incident and opinions about treatment of the elderly.

Opinion on Wagner's Works Mentioned in Chicago News

In Chicago a musically inclined woman asks for opinions on Wagner's works while noting she has never seen them. She contrasts his with Pullman's, a mention that anchors Chicago News coverage but provides no clear verdict.

Chicago Wagner Pullman Chicago News

Cause for Rejoicing in a Quick Witted Exchange

In a brief cartoonish exchange the man asserts honesty amid a quarrel while the woman retorts that a single two faced demeanor is excessive. The dialogue hints at social satire of duplicity.

G A R National Encampment Travel Offer

Chicago Great Western Railway announces low round trip fares to Philadelphia for the G A R National Encampment in September 1899. Multiple routes with stop overs permitted, through chair cars to Philadelphia, enabling visits to the National Capital and other sites. Inquiries to Chicago Great Western agents or F H Lord, General Pass and Ticket Agent, Chicago.

Philadelphia Chicago Great Western Railroad National Capital Great Western Road Chicago Great Western F. H. Lord Chicago

Matrimonial Quip Highlights Independent Fortune

In a witty exchange from New York Weekly a man notes he married a woman with an independent fortune and the reply flips the idea, saying he married not a fortune but a fortune with independence. The quip plays on money and autonomy in marriage.

Blinkers Winkers New York Weekly

With the Hunting Set

Quotation from Brooklyn Life notes Miss Chase the sporting widow who has had near wins many times and left fortunes with each close call as Miss Hunt comments on her persistence in hunting set circles.

Letter to Mrs Pinkham Helps Woman Restore Health

A testimonial from Mars Salina Archambo of Charlemont Mag says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her after two years of fatigue dizziness backache and digestive issues following childbirth. She credits the medicine along with Lozenges Liver Pills and Sanative Wash and urges others to seek Mrs Pinkham's advice. The ad notes Mrs Pinkham's long experience and offers free advice by letter from Lynn Massachusetts.

Mars Salina Archambo Charlemont Mags

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