O N Donaldson Delivers Maiden Speech in Texas Senate
Mr O N Donaldson formerly with the Vindicator spoke in the Austin senate on Monday evening leading the gold side of the money question debate. Queen Victoria becomes the longest reigning monarch of Britain and Ireland tying the throne's span of fifty nine years and 110 days. A Chicago water crisis prompts calls to bore artesian wells for schools. The Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows opens its second session in Dallas with a millennium length parade of 4000 members and observers see five early Grand Lodge veterans with founder James Wildey in attendance.
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The
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Austin Senate
Victoria
Great Britain and Ireland
George Lie
Queen Vic
Sovereign Grand Lodge of Oda Fellows
Dallas
Tex
Rebekah
Odd Fellows
James Wildey
Order
America
Town Board Eyes Retrenchment and Cicero Hall Plans
Discussion at the Monday Town Board meeting hints at retrenchment due to uncertain times. Critics oppose patching Cicero town hall and urge a new, more fitting building to match the grounds valued around FOO 000.
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Peter Tone
Cicora's
Cicero
Reformers and fraud press in township petition case
A critical account describes a petition for township abolishment as fraudulent, noting random voter list errors and forged signatures. It alleges officials aided the fraud and mocks those defending the reform effort while detailing a Prairie House speech by Rank Woodmadarew on party history and silver standards.
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Andy
Peformer
Othe
Huewinedy
Mar. Kole Saau SR
Oak Park rally rails against Silver party deeds
Rev Mr Kimbal denounces Silver party as dishonest and unjust asserting threats to his store and security in Oak Park. He complains of proposed legal robbery of 0.47 dollars and laments crime and moral decline while Glee Club and Herrick deliver witty remarks and songs.
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Silver Party
Oak Park
Bryan
Glee Club
QO. W. Herrick
Mr. Herrick
Glee Chiub
Palmer
Teller Talks Free Silver at Library Hall
James H. Teller of Chicago, brother of Senator Teller of Colorado, spoke to about four hundred citizens at Library Hall on Tuesday night about the money question. He argued against the gold standard, arguing silver should be money and criticizing English and U S policymakers. He cited economists and facts, drawing applause from the audience.
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Chicago
Senator Teller
Colorado
Library Hall
Col. Bennett
Sheridan
Teller
Bank of England
Lord Liverpool
England
Congress
Teer
Walker
Yale
Mr. Teller
Sherman
Shermint
Senate discussion on silver question continues in Austin
The Austin Senate held a well attended session on the silver question with Rhode Island’s Senator Donaldson and West Virginia’s Senator Lutirths presenting fiscal views. Wisconsin’s Senator Wilson and Kansas’ Ale Veere argued for free silver while Bennet Morrell and Monroe pressed for the gold standard. A next Monday plan kept the chamber alert as readers were urged to attend.
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Austin
West Virginda
Ales Vieree
Kansas Senate
Tewit
Wilson
Wisconsin
Bennet
Morrell
Alee
Clement
Wpl Monroe
Seelock
Arnica Salve Offered By Local Drug Stores
DNCKLENS ARNICA SALVE promoted as万能 cure all skin ailments. Sold by Lovells drug store Oak Park Trail's Drug Austin with money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Lovells Drug Store
Oak Perk
Trail’s
Austin
For Home Rule Meeting of Cook County Towns Delegates
A Saturday gathering at Jung's hall Chicago brought county towns of Cook into a united protest against township disorganization. Key figures included O. W. Herrick chair, H. Bacharach secretary, and J. D. Maclean assisting, with a drive to form a representative committee from all towns.
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Jung’s
Randolph Street
Chicago
O. W. Herrick
Oak Park
H. Bacharach
Thornton
John D. Maclean
Austin
Fot Brown
Morton Park
Northfield
Frank N. Hoffman
Wheeling
R. Lauterberg
Palatine— Barrington
L. D. Castle
Hanover
C. L. Schultz
Schamberg
Elk Grove
Wm. Bussey
Maine
H. Ketz
Leyden
H. Kolze
Norwood Park
David M. Hall
Lyons
David B. Lyman
Harrison P. Lyman
Riverside
D. J. Hall
Orland
J. D. Humphrey
Bloom
W. J. Maceldowney
Rich
Wm. Arnold
Propper
Worth
John Zaccharias
Calumet
Breman
C. Andres
Iles
C. Michaelson
Niles
Peter Thonson
New Trier
S. W. Osgood
Lemont
Evanston
L. W. Conkey
Cicero
E. A. Cummings
John JD
Maclean
Frank Hoffman
R. Louderbach
Palatine
K. J. Filbert
Barrington
John CG. Plaigge
Henry Schramm
Schaemberg
John Kfasse
Wim
Basse
Henry C. Serine
C. S. Cutting
Henry Softel
John Tumphrey
H.C. Senne
Cook County
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Mrr
Catting
Chey Gow
Sam
Mr. Cutting
Cutting
Dan Alunn
John S. Miller
Messrs. Munn
Miller
Humphrey Opposis
Humphrey
Mr. Milley
County Board Debates Township Petition Across Counties
The Cook County Board hears a 70,578 signature petition to abolish township government, with opponents from Cicero Proviso and Evanston arguing for scrutiny. C S Cutting leads opposition urging investigation of signer eligibility and legality before any vote.
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Big City
Cicero
Cook County
Linn
Healy
Kunstman
Allen
John R. Wilson
Sidney C. Eastman
Civic Foderation
Oak Park Club finishes season with seventh loss to Cyclists
The Oak Park baseball team, captained by Arthur C. Field, ended the season with a decisive seventh defeat to the Illinois Cycling Club. Oak Park finished 11-7-1 for the season, after opening May 9 against Lake Forest University and facing a tough schedule including Grinnell, Michigan, Wisconsin, Beloit, and several university clubs. Field led in fielding with .977, Bert Alward topped batting at .281, while multiple players logged ten or more games amid a year of heavy batting and ragged defense.
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Tu Hamlin
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Roach
Jackson
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Murphy
Oak Parks
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Wilber
O'Connor
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O'Neill
Dahmke
Andrew
Hendricks
Dahinke
Wolff
Donovan
Ghiuring Muir
Adams
Stright
Austin Wins Openers Against Provisos At Maywood
The Austin football team opened the season with a touch down drive after nineteen minutes as Bennett breached the Provisos line and scored. Gilbert added a second TD in the second half with a long run. Bassett missed the kick. In baseball, Oak Park beat Cricket 3 runs to 0 after Williams and Ross connected for a late scoring rally. Gates starred with eight wickets and Flo took five in five consecutive balls, a feat last achieved by E. Bateman. The Sioux stocking remark followed, noting golf attire curiosity.
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Waller Avenue
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Wahler Avene
Willow Avenue
Vouhey
Ammerson
Waller
Yvenue
Railcay Company
Toubey
Cicero
Austin
Frau
Maywood
Bennett
Gilbert
Bassett
Douglas Park
Oak Park
Ridgeland
Williams
Ross
Oak Park Gates
Flo
Chicago
E. Bateman
St. Gorge
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