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Newspaper

Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1900

Page

5

Social Notes From Cairo and Nearby

Miss Mary Woodson of Cairo visits cousin Miss Hattie Ellsworth at 411 Poplar. Elyria guests Rose and Marguerite Taylor stay with Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Hight at 5730 Ontario. Gen W. K. Lee and wife visit Austin residents. Bank president Castle and Deputy J. A. Martin head to Lost Lake for fishing. An eight pound boy arrives for Mr. and Mrs. James Kehler at 6437 Indiana. Cottage bought by Theodore G. Tellefsen near Wheaton for poultry raising. Carom Club resumes at 526 North Fifty-third avenue. Mrs. S. Laura Matthews attends Wisconsin State Convention in Racine. Dr. E. J. Turner and wife wed in Pasadena. Rev. A. M. White collects walking canes in Europe. Mrs. W. Q. Cline returns from Ohio. son Master Thayer injured by runaway horse. Various locals return from trips and visits. school openings and dances planned at Kenilworth Hall.

Rose Marguerite Taylor Elyria Ohio F. A. Hight Ontario Street W. K. Lee Spalding Neb River Forest Austin Castle Austin State Bank J. A. Martin Cicero Lost Theodore G. Tellefsen Wheaton Carom Club Cc. T. Gallop North Fifty-third Avenue Ella B. Gabriel Howard Avenue E. J. Turner Pasadenia Cal Golden State A. M. White W. QO. Cline Thayer Cline

Mass Meeting of Yates Illinois McKinley Club

The Yates Illinois McKinley Club of the Thirty-fifth Ward schedules a public meeting on Tuesday evening September 18 at 153 N Park Avenue. Edward Shields, Col James H Davidson, and other state and national figures will speak on national issues. The event is open to the public with invited ladies. The meeting opens at 8 oclock led by C E Milroy.

N. Park Avenue Yates Illinoe McKinley Club Edward Shields California James H. Davidson Davidson Champ Clark Missouri National Charles E. Collins Ossian Cameron George J. Tobias E. C. Westwood Yates Club C. E. Milroy Thirty-fifth Ward

Austin social event features stage show and famous transformer

In Morrison's Hall at Fifty second avenue and Lake street on Thursday Sept 20 at 8 p m a lively cast of Austin’s young ladies performs a stage spectacle. Admission is 25 cents with 15 cents for children under 12. The program includes a long list of named cast members and a gimmick by Prof Pinkerton and his assistant, plus Walter W Guy the inventor of a transformer claimed to rejuvenate old maids.

Morrison's Hall Lake Street Austin Meribah Lovejoy Cora Madson Amarilla Haywood Cecile Hart Priscella Hope Lottie Kittredge Mary Ann Barnes Miss Berg Sarah Jane Springster Ella Ritmiller Amy Little Miss Sinclair Meindersma Faithful Blossom Eva Guy Miranda Price Nettie Martz Marian Perkins Rose Hyde Anxiety Dorothy Elliott Salena Baxter Birdie LaRoque Augusta Primm Tweed Eliza Hooker Putnam

Crosby Program Highlights Local Talent Cast

A Crosby event lists performers including Red Cross nurse Celeste Jordan and soloist Jennie Jordan with a mix of quartets duets and solos. Florence Shields Jessie Robinson Annie Johnson Lulu Sholes Mambe Gonzalez Quinn Madsen Ella Ritmiller Ella Barker Ella Johnson appear in song and recitation segments featuring Darkey songs and Delsarte movement.

Crosby Red Cross Celeste Jordan Florence Shields Jessie Robinson Annie Johnson Lulu Sholes Mambe! Gonzalez Quinn Madsen Jennie Jordan Darkey Ella Ritmiller Ella Barker Delsarte Ella Johnson

Goat Attack Tries to Tackle Austin Tailor

Austin tailor L Vehon was attacked by a roaming goat at 2 a.m. near Turner's wallpaper. He dodged behind a sidewalk sign for protection for about a quarter hour while the enraged animal charged. Schmitz aided by calling police. officers arrived and contained the incident. The goat owner remains unknown.

L. Vehon North Park Avenue Vehon Turner Mr. Schmitz Mr. Vehon Mr. Goat

Regulation move on Lake Street Elevated Road

Assistant Corporation Counsel Foree watches Lake Street Elevated Road to pursue violation of the ordinance banning speeds over ten miles per hour and requiring a flagman at each Austin street intersection. Local residents expect swift enforcement and compliance.

Foree Lake Street Austin

Reflections of a Bachelor Observations on Love and Society

A collection of wry maxims about marriage romance and gender roles. It contrasts wealth and desirability for women with men's ambitions to be noticed, highlighting illusions about passion, love, and courtship. It comments on honesty, fidelity, and domestic life with a humorous edge.

Fragmentary notes recount damage and theft after a storm

Cracked and partial lines describe a morning disruption with a wagon haul and property damage. References to telephone lines, a Harlem area incident, broken windows, and people being moved or hauled away appear in incomplete phrases.

Harlem

Belvidere Notes on Murray Funeral and City Transit Plea

Belvidere reports describe the Murray funeral held in Chicago for the late Mr Murray with family mourners and community sympathy. The item notes a request to increase car service on the Lake Street elevated route, seeking more cars to connect better with the line, amid city discussions on fare and transit needs.

West City Limits Austin Agenue State Street Lake Street

Miller Armiger Wedding in Oak Park

Miss Ida Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs C F Miller wed Charles Howard Armiger of Austin NL on Wednesday Sept 12 at the Miller home 228 Marion Oak Park. Cousins served as attendants and Dr A G Manns officiated the ceremony followed by a reception. They will reside at 302 Erie Street Oak Park after Oct 15 1900.

Ida Miller C. F. Miller Charles Howard Armiger Austin Marion Street Oak Park Clara Wihlein Olga Anna Uihlein Melita Uihlein A. G. Manns August E. Beck Edgar J. Uihlein William Barton First Congregational Church of

Dancing Season Opens at Rehberg and Catlin Academy

The Rehberg and Catlin Dancing Academy announces its 1900 fall season with a grand reception on Tuesday evening, September 18, and weekly classes every Tuesday. Hall hours are 7:30 to 1:30 with six teachers. Season tickets range from $2.50 to $3.00, and lesson tickets are offered for 2.50 to 3.00.

Rehberg and Catlin Dancing Academy Gent Moreland Messrs Rehberg and Catlin

Philosophical Thoughts From an Atchison Globe Note

An Atchison Globe item reflects on marital frictions and religion with wry humor. It cites a 75 year old Atchison woman who recently inherited money and immediately shared the news with an 80 year old man who reportedly mistreated her when she was 15.

Atchison Atchison Globe

Woman's Club of Austin September 1900 Bulletin

The Woman's Club of Austin announces its September 17 1900 meeting at 2 p m with reports from the biennial GFWC delegation Lizzie W Charles R Abbie Carr and from the Illinois Congress of Mothers by Lizzie W Charles Mary Q Page Delia B Cline S Laura Matthews and Lizzie Newell Topics cover Congress organization training of boys Mrs Murray's work with colored people and lectures by Bishop Vincent Emily Huntington Miller Col Francis W Parker Judge Tuthill etc. September and October hosts listed Lollie M Gibson Eleanor Emerson Lizzie Newell. Directors meet September 20 at 10 a m. September 24 at 2 30 p m History and Travel department at Mrs Matthews 127 S Park Ave with discussions on Discovery of Illinois Its political ownership until 1818 Its geology Its topology and rivers Life and explorations of Marquette History of Kankakee History and legends of Rockford with S Laura Matthews. September 27 2 30 p m Civics and Sociology at Mrs Carr 113 S Park Ave The State University Its Value to the Community Responsibility and Work of the Trustees The Republican and Democratic candidates for Trustee Parliamentary Drill led by S Laura Matthews.

Lizzie W. Charles R. Abbie Carr Illinois Congress of Mothers Lizzie, W. Charles Mary QO. Page Delia B. Cline S. Laura Matthews Lizzie Newell Mrs. Murray Bishop Vincent Emily Huntington Miller Col Francis W. Parker Judge Tuthill Lollie M. Gibson Eleanor Emerson Department of History and Travel Matthews S. Park Avenue Carr The State University Mary O. Page Josephine A. Sisson Clara A. Dobson

Resolutions Passed for Sir Knight James H Hickey

Chicago Commandery No 1 of the Order of Provident Knights passes resolutions praising the late Sir Knight James H Hickey. The minutes note adoption of resolutions to be engrossed in the log book and sent to the bereaved family with sympathy. Signed by Worthy Admiral John Price.

Chicago James H. Hickey Chicago Commandery Order of Provident Knights John Price

Miss Maybeth Fleming Opens Austin Kindergarten

Miss Maybeth Fleming, graduate of the Chicago Kindergarten College, will open her kindergarten on Monday Sept 17 at the First Presbyterian Church in Austin.

Maybeth Fleming Chicago Kindergarten College First Presbyterian Church Austin

Sayings of Confucius Reflect on Virtue and Self

A collection of maxims on virtue, self-cultivation, and conduct from Confucius and Tsze-Kung. Emphasizes the superior man, righteousness over gain, humility, and inward reflection when faced with worth or contrary character. The texts urge persistence in virtue through danger, hardship, and daily life.

Tsze-Kung Tize

Community Notes From Aurora And Nearby Visits

Mrs Stoddard of Aurora visits sister Mrs Stevens. Miss Tinsley confined with scarlet fever. Grace Van Dyke visiting Carrs in Waukesha Wisconsin. J Bullen returns from Hast on business. W Stevens to Wisconsin and northern Michigan for fishing. Carne family heads to Lake Bluff until October. Ensign returns from Green Lake and heads to Champaign Illinois for Illinois University. Mary Love returns from extensive East trip. Neighbors visit Wequetensing Michigan with Mrs Kimble. Hunting and fishing season underway with local anglers at Little Cedar Lake. Neuberger announces fall opening Sept 15 to 22 at 86 North Forty-eighth Avenue Maryland. Thieves break at John Ryan’s and L B Mayos. no arrests yet.

W. Stevens Humphrey Avenue Wisconsin Michigan Reginald Carne North Sixty-fourth Avenue Lake Bluff Alice Ensign Green Lake Wis Champaign Ill Hinois University Mary Love New York Sanford East Oak Park D. W. Kimble West Taylor Avenue Wequetensing Mich C. K. MacFadden J. L. Lyon W. Dwight Harvey Avenue Little Cedar Lake South Water Street Francis Neuberger North Forty-eighth Avenue Moryland

River Forest Notes and Local Docket

Miss Jennie Tassel of Waukesha visits F. J. Griffin at River Forest. County Commissioner Joseph Caro lin now resides at 355 North Forest. The village board met. the railroad ordinance was not acted on. A windstorm caused damage with downed trees, signboards, and telegraph wires. Miss Sophie Schjoidger, longtime Chicago public schools staff, named Foster School principal in River Forest. A Republican club formed and will meet next Monday. The River Forest Woman's Club plans its first fall meeting with Miss Margaret Haley speaking on taxation. John Ryan nominated for village board vacancy after W. C. Gillespie's death. election set for Sept. 25. River Forest schools opened with enrollment totals by grade. Mrs. Francis Neuberger announces fall millinery opening Sept 15–22. Mr. Aubrey Hunt had a near miss from a downed wire. his bicycle tires provided insulation. Burglars robbed Capt. D. Thompson’s home, taking about $15 in pocketbooks.

Jennie Tassel Waukesha F. J. Griffin Joseph Carolin North Forest Avenue Sophie Schjoidger River Forest Chicago Public Schools Foster School River Forest Woman's Club Margaret Haley John Ryan W. C. Gillespie J. Binks Francis Neuberger North Forty-eighth Avenue Moreland Aubrey Hunt D. Thompson

Warwick kin in Detroit and village pledges tuition aid

Chas Schuster circulates a petition urging the village to pay high school tuition for pupils. Elm street petitions seek to open the street extending to Washington boulevard. Miss Tillie Sheen and Mr Earnest Oechslin wed at German Lutheran Church with a reception at Wm Sheen home. The groom works at Garfield Park Floral Co.

Chas. Schuster Tillie Sheen Earnest Oechslin Revarosse Lena Sheen Ed Roos Minnie Oechsling Alfred Sewart Wm. Sheen Lathrop Avenue Madison Street Garfield Park Floral Co Garfield Park

World steel output growth through the 19th century

The Journal of Education outlines steel production gains from 1850 to 1898, listing yearly totals and the leading producers. It notes the United States produced 9,075,000 tons in 1898, Britain 4,630,000, Germany 5,734,000, and France 1,442,000, highlighting rapid industrial expansion.

United States Great Britain Germany France Journal of Education

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