Cicero Town Board Meeting Minutes September 7 1896
Cicero town board met at the town hall with most members present. Minutes approved. numerous communications, bids, and contract awards discussed for street improvements sewer work and utilities. Shortage in ex-collector Frankland noted and referred for action. Swinscoe audit discussed.
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Town of
Cicero
Austin
Gunthorp
Clyde Fire Department
Grant Works
Clydle
H. S. Utley
South Boulevard
Prairie
Franklin Avenue
Ke.n. Post
Willow Avenue
Henry Olson
Petey Erickson
Frank L. Rave
Augusta Street
W. T. Stewart
Lobinton Avenue
Rage
Lake Street
W. Ald Street
Madison
PLA
Wish
Monroe Street
Berwyn Fire Company
W. L. Moss
Nelson Hallgren
Wech Street
Henry Rath
Grant Works Fire Company
Coda Lee
Hugh Roberts
Poplar Avenue
Graham Cycling Club
Chicag
Washington Boulevard
Ont Park
42D Street
I. M. Post
Willow Street
Upper Cicero
John D. Maclean
Geo. R. Frankland
Committee of Whole
Jno. Smith
Amelia Herr
BF. Om. Dale
D. H. Muir
Spiro’s
Peter Murguros
St. Nieman
Bruce & Bunge
Ino
Lackner
Ogden Street Railway Co
7Th Street
8Th
Harlem Avenue
Trustee Castle
Dare
Harvey Avenue
Teuustes McDonield
Inter-State Building Association
Bulding
Wifiv
Wolf Street
Twenty-third Street
Twenty-fourth Street
Phurlburn Street
Clycle
Ogden
Prairie Ayvemies
Rearden
Austin Fire Department
Geo. M. Saver
Attudge
Merk
Ih. 1
Dyer
Reynold
Jaycox
Jas
Stover
Cheney
Pease Court
Wisconsin Avenue
Randolph Street
Richardson & Young
South Grove Avenue
Arustee
Chicago
PLN
Barker
C. C. Sanford
Tf. C. Thansen
Dolese & Shepard
Conways
Issia
Conway
Dalese & Shepard
Guirirantee Co
Marcus Bartoli
Cicera
Astor as Consort Destiny Sparks Royal Rumor
London society buzzes over potential marriage between William Waldorf Astor and Victoria, daughter of the Prince of Wales, as rumors clash with tradition. Observers note past matches show royal flexibility toward commoners, while questions of aristocratic status and scandal linger.
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Prince OF Wales
Throne
MR. Astor
Princess Victoria OF Wales
W. W. Astor
European Travel Lore and Travel Aids in History
The Cowshill Magazine cites Lord Bacon advising travelers to carry a key or book describing their country, aiding inquiry. It notes medieval travel texts like Howell Instructions for forreine Travel as moral guides rather than practical manuals, printed at the Privee's Armes.
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Lord Bacon
Cowshill Magazine
Howell
Privee’s Armes
Lovely Sallie Hargous and the Astor intrigue in society gossip
The piece rakes through social rumors about Sallie Hargous and Mrs. Duncan Eliot, praises beauty among the Hargous sisters, and notes the Astor family’s rumored English marriage intrigue with Princess Victoria’s circle. It recounts related fashion, weddings, and a tragic railcar death involving Dr William Appleton and Miss Bessie Hammond.
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Duncan Eliot
New York Journal
Hargous
Miot
Sallie Hargous
Newport
Queen Victoria
Beatrice
Prince Henry of Battenberg
Nina Hargons
Willian Appleton
Boston
Eliot
Dr. Appleton
Bessie Hammond
Gardiner G. Namond
Goshen Point
New London
Thirteen a Hoodoo in Hotel Rooms and Yale Graduation Tale
A fragment from the Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph recounts belief in the number 13 haunting hotels and offices with misfortune. It includes anecdotes of guests refused rooms labeled 13, a Kentucky delegate, and a Cincinnati hotel tale, plus a Yale commencement moment with four brave graduates facing social ritual.
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Yale
Guying
Dwicht
Ita
Didar Wants to Babar and the Plainsteak Inquiry
A confused fragment suggests Didar and a farmer's wife discuss leaving a piece of steak and a tramp seeking work. Comic Cuts appears in the jumble, with unclear context and no discernible event or names beyond those.
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Didar
Babar
Tramp
Levi Bradshaw and His Large Family Ties in Willingly
Hartford town correspondent reports Levi Bradshaw a Prench-Canadian resident aged 66 years and eleven months has married three times and fathered forty one children. His first wife bore seven children including twins, the second twenty four with twelve twins, and the third eleven with several grandchildren. The eldest son is grown with children, and Bradshaw claims nine sons and their descendants may number more than five generations. Last marriage occurred thirteen years ago in Diantelson. the latest child is living and the only one to die.
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Sachs
Bradshaw
Diantelson
Hartford
Correspondence
New York Herald
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Cicero Town Board
Frankland
Fx-Super
Swinscol
Swinscoe
General Assembly
State of Mindrs
George I
Committel
Lantz
Smith
Amerson
Police Telephone & Signal Co
Willow and Poplar Avenue
ELA
CL Oc
Sandfoml
Hansen
Cooney
Theo. Luderman
Kenileworth Avenue
Lewis
Pine Avenue
Grove and
Woodbine Avenue
Committee On Finance
Oak Park
Aso
Imo Suime Street
Oto Cicero Water, Gas and Electric Light Company
Renort
Sophia
Juwa
Fienzy
TSO
Algo
52D
Ontario Street
Park Avenue
Aislin Avenue
Eimerson
Miberson
Emerson
Siuch
Giorgione
Po Stegrius
Justin Tritte
Weary
Black Street
Mr Wears
New York Weekly
Astor
May
London
William Waldorf Astor
Victoria
Victor
Louise
Lord
Lorne
John Campbell
Marquis of
Prince
Princess of Wales
Fife
Jordan
William TV
Doly Wand
European Travel
Marly
New York
Las
Jon
England
Lei’ Randolph Churchill
Isa
Simee
Tar Higher
Goa
Alba
Astarste
Mayfain
Guithor
Falk
Wenita
Dhawell
Venice
Germany
Mrers. Rowenthal
Qree
Mre
N.S. Rorenthal
Sili Mierehind
West Mightyhinth Street
New York City
Australia
Antipodes
San Francisco
John Line
Als. Rosentelat
John Lincotn
Mars
Aarenthad
Isaac
Melbourne
Phataretropolis
Pheater
Atbere Abrams
Morris Oser
Mes
J. Gi. Waterlund
Chive
Cals
Frederick Lincoln
Los Angeles
Cat
Mhilin Bar- Maird
San Irsncisco
Phis
Moore Brothers
Donr
Cloris
Thas
Chicago Journal
Moore Brees
G Street
Moore Bros
Cgreae Nordhorn
Rohert
Grant
Paboer Homse
Kentucky
Ventukry
Cincinnati
Tre
Ronggime Mear
Po O
Betleciela
Domewood
Pittsburg
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