The Vindicator September 13 1805 Cicero notes
The Vindicator notes discuss editor William Halley, a fixed Cicero store fact, and notices about local business resuming at the old stand. It mentions the Chicago Passenger Transit company ordinance on file and pride in advertising display including the Enterprise department store. The town health effort targets school vaccination to prevent smallpox among children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vindicator
Enterprise” Department Store
Tr Oity
Health Department
Thomas Sayle Elected County Central Committeeman
Alderman Thomas Sayle was elected County Central Committeeman at the Twenty Eighth Ward Republican Club meeting held Tuesday night at Anderlee's Hall, 1333 South Fortieth Court. John McKenna previously held the office but it was declared vacant after the club learned he also held a county position, violating party constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald
Thomas Sayle
Twenty-Eighth Ward
Anderlee’s Hall
South Fortieth Court
John McKenna
Cook County
Bids for steam fire pump at Dunning institution tabled
Tur bids received at the County Board on Monday were referred to the president and the Dunning committee. The Building committee was directed to confer with the City Water Department about installing a water meter for the new mains to be used by the fire department at the Dunning institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur
County Board
Dunning Institution
Dunning
Immense 1000 foot tower proposed for West Side park
A costly novelty could rise as a gigantic tower of 1000 feet in height in a West Side park. The Board read a communication at Tuesday’s meeting, referred to the improvement committee for a report. The letter came from J R Proctor, president of the Tower Company, with offices at 49 Clark Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittel
West Side
Improvement Committee
J. R. Proctor
Tower Company
No. 49
Clark Street
Uniform building line proposal sparks political friction
The piece notes calls by the People's Republican clubs for a legally enforced uniform building line in residence streets. It claims no opposition, but asserts aldermen ignore reform bills due to boodle for capitalistic corporations. Neighbors may clash with officials as elections loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Republican Clubs
West Side Park Board to issue bonds for West Park improvements
At a Tuesday meeting the West Side Park Board introduced and adopted a resolution urging West Town officers to issue 600000 bonds authorized by the State. Commissioners say delay has caused inconvenience. A committee of Vopicka Graham Ma honey will meet the Municipal Improvement Society. Wirth will convene in Cincinnati this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
County delays rapid transit plan for northwest area
County Commissioners did not adopt electric street railroad ordinances linking Park Ridge River Grove Desplaines and Maine with city limits via a trolley line. After approving the Chicago Suburban Rapid Transit company section by section they blocked the ordinance as a whole amid a dispute over a five percent county share of gross receipts.
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Park Ridge
River Grove
Desplaines
Maine
Chicago Suburban Rapid Transit Company
Committee On Public Service
Detroit streetcar reforms to curb Chicago style hazards
An impartial critic cites Detroit streetcar practice as a model, noting near side boarding and forbidding passing at rest during loading. He claims such rules cut accidents by over half and argues enforcing similar laws could reduce the deadly impact of street railways in Chicago and save lives.
Humboldt Park Gains Popularity with City Visitors
The opening of Metropolitan 1 and electric streetcar lines draws thousands to Humboldt Park in Chicago. Highlights include a new pavilion, a picturesque lake, grand forestry displays, the Von Humboldt and Fritz Reuter statues, a future statue of Hans Christian Andersen, a notable conservatory, and a propagating house with promised improvements from Supt. Janson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt Park
Metropolitan 1
America
von Himboldt
Fritz-Reuter
Tans Christian Anderson
Rere
Chicago
Janson
Oak Park junior riders race five miles to Ridgeland
Seventeen youngsters aged seven to sixteen from Oak Park held a five mile handicap bicycle race to Ridgeland led by Fred Ackert John Farson Jr and Philip Edmunds. Prizes included a saddle two dollar bills and a box of candy won by Arthur Hate and Philip Edmunds distributed to his friends. Willie Farson seven years old finished third earning a fine saddle while George Osborn faced wheel problems.
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Oak Park
Angwot
Fred Ackert
John Farson, Jr
Philip Edmunds
Ridgeland
Delicht
Harry Olde
George Osborn
George
Warry
Arthur Hate
Tar Guelph Mercury criticizes tariff policy and free trade
The Tar Guelph Mercury argues Canada should abandon the national protection policy as it fails to provide employment. It contends home industries under tariff protection, aided by immigration, keep workers employed, and warns against liberal free trade. The piece contrasts free trade theory with protection and accuses Cobdenite ideas of pressuring colonies with imported goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar Guelph
Ontario
Mereury
Dominion
Canada
Liberal Party
Mercury
Belones
Miss Jane Adams Safer Home After Dunning Meeting
Miss Jane Adams of TLoH House lies ill at home while anxiety grows over a possible typhoid fever diagnosis. Adams helped Mrs. Flower as secretary at the Dunning investigation meeting Monday before falling seriously ill upon returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Adams
Tloh House
Miss Adams
Mrs. Flower
Dunning
Chicago night high school exams stay open to all graduates
Superintendent Lane proposed that only college graduates should take the teaching exams for Chicago night high schools. The plan faced strong opposition led by Mr Cusack with Mr Keane's support. The committee decided to retain the current examination requirement for now.
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Lane
Chicago
Cusack
Keane
Sovereign Grand Lodge to Convene in Atlantic City
The Sovereign Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows will meet in Atlantic City New Jersey next Tuesday. Amendments to the organic law will be acted on including membership changes age from 21 to 18 and relaxing liquor related restrictions. A move to make Rebekah lodge membership obligatory for representation will be considered along with revisions to military and Rebekah codes. Mr E S Conway of Oak Park will represent the Grand Lodge of Illinois.
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Grand Lodge of the
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Atlantic City
N. J
Order
Chattanooga
Tenn
Rebekah Lodge
Military
Rebekah
E. 5. Conway
Oak Park
Grand Lodge of Illinois
Kidney trouble relief advertised for Irving man
It May do an Auch for You, Mr. Fred Miller, of Irving, I, writes that he had a Severe Kidney trouble for many years. With severe pains in his back and also that his bladder was affected. He tried many so called Kidney cures but without any good result. About a year ago he began use of Electric Bitiera and found relief at once. Elsetric Bitters is espec ially adapted to care of all Kidney and Liver troubles and often gives almost in stant relief. One trial will prove our state ment. Price only, d0cta., for large bottles. At L. M. Lavett, druggist, Oak Park and A. L. 'Frail, druggist, Austin.
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Fred Miller
Irving, I
L. M. Lavett
Oak Park
A. L. ‘Frail
Austin
Cicero
North Park Avenue
Ei. J. Whitehead
William Hallay
J. Whitehead
Chicago
Halley
Ata
Wink View
Parge
Evanston
Linke View
Hicaga
John Furlong
Ridgeland
Reitermann
Snd
Knott
M. C. Goodman
Hawthorne
George M. Wark
V. Cuatle
Whitehead
Unanimous meeting in Austin bids city government for Cicero
Citizens of Cicero met at the VinpI CATON office to decide on steps for adopting a city charter and holding an election on November 15, seeking independence from the town form. Speakers argued for seven wards and fourteen aldermen, opposed annexation to Chicago, and urged petitions with 400 bona fide names before October 1.
Oak Park leaders back movement seek fairer city government
E S Conwa and W A Hutchinson voiced strong support for the movement in Oak Park. E A Cumminga told a city paper that more arguments favor than oppose it and a plan is needed to balance representation under the current charter. Justice D O Lantz of Clyde supported the movement in a letter to the secretary. Trustees quoted in the Chicago Chronicle discuss varied views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Park
E. S. Conwa
W. A. Hutchinson
E. A. Cumminga
Cicero
D. O. Lantz
Clyde
Death of Mrs Hala Hall Oak Park Triumphant Family Loss
Mrs Caroline Hall wife of Earnest Hall of Oak Park avenue died Monday of paralysis after a yearlong illness. A talented artist singer painter and poet she contributed to church life and helped establish the Episcopal Church in Oak Park. Survived by husband son Lester and daughter Grace. Funeral Thursday at home conducted by Bishop Mallow of Chicago, with many friends present. Interment Forest Home Cemetery.
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Caroline Hall
Egbnest Hatt
Oak Park Avenue
Hall
Oak Park
Episcopal Church
Earnest Hall
Lester
Grace
Bishop Mallow
Chicago
Forest Jifome Cemetery
Twenty five Beautiful Years for Marion Francia Bacon
Marion Francia Bacon, born 1870 in Iowa, grew up in the village and Austin, graduated valedictorian in 1889, married John Foster Bacon of Chicago in 1841, moved to Milwaukee in 1595, lived as a devoted wife and mother. She died September 6 after a Colorado illness, interred at Graceland Cemetery with brief services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Page
Iowa
Austin
Marion Francia
John Foster Bacon
Chicago
Louise Arline
Bacon
Milwaukee
Mrs. Bacon
Colorado
Marian
Ier
Graceland Cemetery
T. G. Milsted
Austin Senate Debates Free Trade Bill No. 47
The Austin Senate met Monday evening at 212 North Waller Ave with quorum delays. A debate opens on Bill No. 47 to free trade, with James Monroe opening for discussion and L W Dunlop opposing, citing harm to manufacturing. Lincoln Literary Society challenges a debate, committee of three appointed to arrange dates.
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Austin Senate
North Waller Ave
Rhodes
C. O. Burras
Senate
Lincoln Literary Society
Western Age
Chicago
James Monroe
Indiana
L. W. Dunlop
South Carolina
England
United States
Cicero Neighborhood Notes and Local Happenings
T J Hyman moves to Wesley avenue. Creamery offers spring chickens. Mrs Biott hosts a reception at 107 Maple. various store ads for The New Enterprise and Schoening's Bicycle Store. Plaza increases capacity. several funerals, marriages, and social events noted. law proceedings involve Peter Cohn fined for beer sale without license. weather and utility notices. multiple local business updates and community announcements.
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Biott
Maple Avenue
U. S
Schoening
New Enterprise
Marion Street
Hettinger
Madison
Wis
J. K. Russell
Ridgeland Church Preaches On Authority Of Christ And Refugees
In Ridgeland a Sunday program features Rev W A Bartlett with morning subject The Authority of Christ and evening Cities of Refuge. Miss Bonnell visits in San Jose after staying with John Carna in the Ojia Valley. Mrs F H O’Riel returns from England as power house walls rise and Y P C E holds a social at the Congregational Church with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Bartlett
Ridgeland Church
Christ
Congregational Church
Father Lasher Remembered by Oak Park Methodist Church
Official Board of the Oak Park Methodist Episcopal Church adopts resolutions in memory of German Lasher known as Father Lasher. He lived 86 years, charter church member, shown as cheerful, energetic Christian, honest neighbor. resolutions mourn his loss and express sympathy to his widow. request publication of the memorials.
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Methodist Episcopi Church of
Oak Park
Illinoia
German Lasher
Father Lasher
Lasher
Smong
CICERO'S SEAT AND TOWN NOTES IN AUSTIN AREA
The entry lists address changes for Dr. G. P. Read and mentions various local items, including sales at Henry Pillinger's and several notices from The New Enterprise. It records social visits, church activities, school moves, and community announcements with many names and places in Austin and Oak Park.
Art Classes by Miss Jessin Clough in Austin and Oak Park
Miss Jessin Clough, student of the Chicago Art Institute and Academie Colsrosse Paris, opens classes in Austin and Oak Park on September 16 for charcoal, crayon, watercolor, oil, and china painting. She earned yearly honors at the Art Institute, won first place at Academie Colaronsi Paris, taught at Cleveland Art School and Highes School of Memphis. Call 241 North Central Avenue, Austin.
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Jessin Clough
Chicago Art Institute
Academie Colsrosse
Paris
Austin
Oak Park
Clough
Art Institute
Academie Colaronsi
Cleveland Art School
Highes School
Memphis
Tenn
Miss Clough
Misa Clough
North Central Avenue
Entertainers Shine at St Catherine's Hall Club Night
The Young People's Dramatic Club presented a musical and dramatic program at St Catherine's Hall last Saturday. Performers included Mrs Gselbrecht and Mrs Kniep in a piano duet, Mr Feely baritone, Maud Jones and Aden Snow on violin and piano, Miss Alice Higgins readings, Mrs R D McCauley soprano, with Jones and Master Snow on piano and violin. Also featuring comic songs by Mr Scanlan of Chicago and the farce A Pretty Piece of Business, which amateurs delivered well. The house was full and the event proved financially successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Dramatic Club
St. Catherine’s Hall
Gselbrecht
Kniep
Feely
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Offer Reward
An old advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for an incurable catarrh case and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes testimonials from Wat Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin and endorses the remedy as acting on blood and mucous surfaces with a price of five dollars per bottle.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Propa
Toledo
F. J. Cheaney
Wat & Truax
Walding
Kinnan de Marvin
O. Hall
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Ibone
Swinacoa
Swinacus
Frankland
Borwyn
South End
Chicago Chronicle
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T. J. Hyman
Wesley Avenue
Creamery
Lake Street
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Gale
River Forest
Thos. H.gale
LaSalle Street
The
Patriotic Order of the Sons of America
Pottowattomie Park
Enterprise
Mamie Whelan
J. W. Carter
Marion Atreat
Weimuth
Old People’s Home
Altenheim
R. H. Pooley
Lake Bluff
G. R. Weed
K. Miller
East Avenas
Phoenix
Henry Bradies
John Lewis
Phoenix Bicycles
C. J. Schoening
Elgin
Bishop Goodsel
O. P
R. M. Anderson
Doane
Maywood Wheel Company
Maywood
Rogers
W. C. Smith
North Oak Park Avenue
Long Grove Creamery
Methodist Church
Ernest A. Heilmann
Warder Bros
Mueller
Franklin Street
Helen Starrett
Wm. Dinwiddie
Addison
Lutheran Orphan Asylum
R. H. Zuly
Zimmerman & Roath
Kansas Upland
Albert Burgess
Geo. Nordenholt
Zimmermen & Roath
North Boulevard
J. W. Schoening
Lake Atrest
Guk Park
J. W. Koening
Walter Moyne
Forest Avenue
Henry
Cabbage
Ryan
A. E F. Case
A. F. Nelligan
Attornay O. Stuart Beattie
Longenecker
Jasthe Hoglund
Beattie
G. B. Weed
Albert Bargeass
Condotlonco
G. P. Read
South Waller Avenue
South Park Avenue
Waldo F. Miller
Lake Bink
Henry Pillinger
Jamon Allen
N. Robinson Avenue
Scotland
Rustin Wheel Company
Menbera
Epworth League
Epworth House
Ohio Street
Johanna Rotterman
Bvanston
Northwestern University
Couray
Austin Wheel Company
Charles Cromhas
Pine Avenue
A.D. Dancan
Baird Avenue
B. H. Waugh
Park Avenue
Sun Laundry Company
Austro
Drainage Commission
Cisera
David Oliphant
Ford
Bartolmae
Mason City
Hlinde
Theao Iading
Dressawaking
W.L. T. Club
R. F. Smith
South Franklin Avenue
Bartelmae
St. Barnabar’ Mission
West 44Th Street
Margaret Winteringer
Legal Temperance Legion
KR. F. Smith
Great Western Railroad
Central Avenue
Residante
Austin Nortoffies
Santembar
Breed
Geo. W
Cunningham
Coleman
C. M
Congress
J. A
Yeard
Arthur
Lean
Minnie
Mollerun
Martin
Charles
Nester
Mian EB
Mra
W. R
Redmond
Thomnng
Weman
C. Wachter
Jas
L. H. O'Conon
Maud
Bessie Dickey
North Fifty-third Street
Elan and
Trane Drummond
Birdie Miller
Hattie Ellsworth
Ada Norville
George Adama
Arthur Huntress
Margeria Burlingame
Clyde Whitman
Louise Meadows
David Moenadowr
Julia Gilbert
Eula Evert
John Matthews
Arthur Heun
Surprise Employment Bureau
Sisters of Charity
Academy
Oakley Avenue
Woodbury Place
Washington Boulevard
Sherwood
Barnabas' Episcopal Mission
Sor
Luther Pardes
Ohio St
Edwin J. Randall
Satterfield
Baward Francis
Inydalagate
H. 8. Lander
D. A. Goodsell
F. L. Race
E. P. Martin
ST. Catherine's Hall
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