Riverdale Treasurer Reports 1915 Village Finances
The Riverdale village treasurer A C Reich submits a detailed 1915 financial summary with receipts from various sources, payments per warrants redeemed, and a year end balance of 999.24. The document is sworn before Justice Andrew Baumgartner and filed April 10 1915 in Cook County Illinois. It includes names like Frank Lotz Carl Krause Leonard Lotz and organizations such as Standard Oil Co and Chicago Telephone. The narrative also records a Chicago Tribune anecdote about a boy named Clarence taking extra food home for his father.
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Cook County
Riverdale
A. C. Reich
Andrew Baumgartner
Henry Brandt
F. C. Bergold
F. QO. Bergold
Hall
Navy
Chas
Bishop
Hulda Sellin
Julius ,Wilkens
Police
Alelergn
Carl Krause
Police A
Terete
Frank Simnick
Wee Eee
Henry Goos
Watery
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Leonard Diehl
Wm. Lotz
Public Service Co
Chicago Telephone Co
Standard Oil Co
Unruh
J. CG
Dickelmann
Otto F. Reich
Peter Ripley
Thomas Payette
Chas. Sellin
Aee Neue Sae
Seas
John Dickelmann
Rudolf Schwartz
Fire Service
S. W. Schwab
Wm. D. Schultz
Carl Wulff
Baltimore & Ohio C. T. C
A. Baumgartner
J. A. Decklar
Louis G. Reich
Ete
City of Chicago
First National Bank
Chicago
Standard Oil Co Waterworks
GC. Reich
Treasrs
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American Development Co
Chas Unruh
Frank Lotz
Win. Lotz
Chas. Unruh
William Schultz
Alle
A. G. Wilkens
Collector’s Co
Sellin
Salar
Chicago & Riverdale Lbr
Wim. Mau
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Fort Wayne Foundry & Md. Co. Waterworks
Baltimore & Ohio
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John Schulte
Reich
Frank Stiemann
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F. O. Bergold
J. A. Decklar Hall
American Developm’t Co
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City of Chicago Wim, Lotz
Frank Simnick Wee
F. O. Bergold Wees
J. M. Cochrane
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Mike Reigel A. C. Reich
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Schliin
J.C. Dickelmann Jones
Martin M. Cooney
Cari Fedtke Steer
John Schulterary
Niemeyer
Ben Wells
Otto Pauls
Leonard Diehler
Carl Fedtke
McMaster Carr Supply Co
Public Service Co Waterworks
William May Hall
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Ne Hall
Henry Brandt Perea
William Lotz
Dearborn Chemical Co
City of Chicago Waterworks
A. C. Reich Sede Treas. Com. & Supply
Wiliam Lotz
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Heen Eee Waterworks
F. O. Bergeld
Standard Oil C Waterworks
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Hulda Sellin Hall
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Grant Brosween Waterworks
Gus. Klaege
Frank Simn
Fort Wayne Nary
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W. Fulford
Legal Adviser Pub Co
Roce Lumber Co
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F. O. Bergold Eee
Renee Hall
Carl Krausers
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Rudolph Schwartz
Acne Waterworks
Grant Bros Waterworks Public Service Co
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Wm. Lotz Truster
L. Diehi
Goos Waterworks
Henry Henry Goos
Otto Paul Ne
A. G. Wilken
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Calveston
Beggars Exposed as Easy Money Makers in Brooklyn Case
A Syrian peddler Lukisi Habab admitted pleading poverty to Magistrate Maguire, received 60 cents for food, then $350 hidden on his clothing led to a 65 dollar fine. Banks report beggars with bank books and veterans' scams from Spanish American War era surface, revealing repeated deception and prosecutions avoided by charities.
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Lukisi Habab
Brooklyn
Habab
Maguire
Long Island
Cuba
National Guardsmen
Sole Prisoner Paroled from Sussex County Jail
Elwood Armstrong the only prisoner in Sussex county jail Georgetown Delaware was paroled for two years to Charles S Richards of Georgetown former secretary of state and brother of Robert H Richards of Wilmington after confessing to stealing five dozen eggs The jail is now empty with the turnkey away and chickens roosting in cells while the yard awaits corn planting
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Elwood Armstrong
Sussex County
Georgetown
Del
Jacob West
Charles S. Richards
Robert H. Richards
Wilmington
Tragedy From Plumsted Farmer Found Dead Near Home
The body of Samuel L. Archer, a Plumsted township farmer, was found in the road near his home after he went for a morning drive. Neighbors saw him earlier and his horse returned without him. Bruises were noted but foul play is not yet confirmed. His son Nelson Archer died in a nearly identical manner about two years earlier.
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Samuel L. Archer
Plumsted
N. D
Nelson Archer
Bible Theft Reveals Room Died Guest Mystery
A hotel kept only two Bibles per room and one guest borrowed the last Bible and left town. The room clerk learns the guest who used No 495 had died recently, leaving the Bible missing and a mystery behind the disappearance.
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New York
No. 495
Friendship and its binding golden thread of humanity
A reflection on friendship by Evelyn, noting its breadth across relations and its height above them all. The passage emphasizes sincerity, depth, and the unifying power of true friendship to connect hearts worldwide.
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Evelyn
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