Rippe and Bushman Wed In Chicago Home Ceremony
Miss Mary Rippe oldest daughter of Riverdale residents and Frank Bushman son of Pullman parents were married Wednesday evening June 10 at 7033 Parnell Avenue Chicago in the bride’s aunt’s home. Only immediate relatives attended. The couple will reside at 426 Princeton Avenue Gano.
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Mary Rippe
C. H. Rippe
Riverdale
Frank Bushman
John Bushman
Pullman
Parnell Avenue
Chicago
Homer Multen
Miss Rippe
Bushman
Princeton Avenue
Gano
Derailed Special Train Delays Saenger Verein Trip
A special train carrying the North American Saenger Verein delegation from Chicago derailed on the LC near the Calumet river bridge Wednesday at 8.40. Engine 1049 with engineer Bollan, a baggage car and eight coaches were en route to Indianapolis for the Saenger Fest. The engine left the track but no injuries were reported, and the incident caused over two hours of delay.
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Saenger Verein
Chicago
Calumet River Bridge
Bollan
Dianapolis
Ind
Pullman Builds Sample Street Car for Chicago Line
Pullman completes a sample street car for the Chicago City Railway Co and approval paves the way for the 300 car contract. Company plans rapid hiring with 4,800 on roster June 10 and over 1,000 more expected in three weeks, aiming for about 6,000 employees by July at Pullman shops.
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Chicago City Railway Co
Pullman
Calumet Record
The Demon Hurry Versus Human Leisure
John Burroughs recalls the demon of Hurry as steam and electricity save time yet erase leisure. He argues faster living breeds more haste and shadows the human spirit despite advances that outrun wind and storm.
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John Burroughs
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W. P
D. van Wyngarden
Undertaker
Frank Lund
Dolton, Ill
Dolton Restaurant
August Dieck
Lincoln Avenue
Chicago Street
Rippe
Oxford
Ee “Teitgen Bros
Leyden Ave
Chicago Heights
Illinois Street
W.E Teitgen
Dd.s
Barkmeier Bros
Indiana Avenue Riverdale
Illinois
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