Market Day Vendors Fined at Blue Island Market
Outdoor merchants at the Blue Island market were arrested by Chief George J. Fiedler for peddling without a license. Judge Frank Synakiewicz imposed fines of 10 dollars and costs. Defendants included Abe Cohen, Peter and Thomas Kligslermar, and Mrs Celie Black with listed addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Island
George J. Fiedler
Sta
Tion
Frank Synakiewicz
Abe Cohen
Ashland Avenue
Peter and Thomas Kligslermar
Maxwell Street
Celie Black
West Roosevelt Road
Counterfeit Ring Indicted in Blue Island and Chicago Heights
Federal grand jury indicts Nicholas Gloriana and Frank Roberto, once partners in the Burr Oak, for plotting counterfeit money. Blue Island police seizes the master copper plate used to print $20 notes as seven suspects are rounded up. Roberto jailed in Chicago Heights after arrest at Crystal Palace. Gloriana to be located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Gloriana
Western Avenue
Blue Island
Frank Roberto
Chicago Heights
Old Washington Hotel
Burr Oak
George J. Fiedler
Roberto
Crystal Palace
Chicago
Glorianna
Blue Island Sun
Give Children Short Names From Scribner Context
The passage argues parents should give children short, simple names to ease writing and communication. It criticizes long names like Epaphroditus Bartholomew, suggests daughters keep one name and adopt a family surname after marriage, and notes the burden of pronouncing and spelling lengthy names while highlighting a name as a person’s primary label and safeguard against oblivion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epaphroditus Bartholomew
Combe Simith, Jr
Garl
May Day
Scribner’s Magazine
Sea-Hares and their ancient toxic uses
Sea-hares, small sluglike mollusks, were notorious among the ancients for their supposed venomous properties and were often used as ingredients of poisonous potions.
The Juggler on the Veranda
A guest notices Hoffy teaching the ladies to swim and juggling with two girls afloat. The scene evokes a bustling, witty image as he spins plates and thrashes through the lake with comic urgency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffy
Cat Rescued After Ladder Lift by Fire Department
Thursday morning the city ladder truck went to State and York to rescue a cat that had sheltered in a high tree for two days. Fireman Design and Engineer Hammond extended a long ladder and brought the cat safely to the ground, unharmed though frightened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
State
York Street
Hammond
Blue Island Sun
Sumac Tanning Uses Light Colored Leathers
American sumac, a shrub growing on uncultivated eastern and midwestern land, is used in tanning to produce light colored and special leathers. The plant provides tannins aiding leather processing.
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Englewood
W. 63Rd St
Michigan Avenue
Tate
Chicago Avenue
Driin
Hf Pua
Public Service Company OF
Northern Illinois
C.l.hyatt, Dist. Supt. Public Service Co of No. NL
Illinois St
9100 Commercial Department
Illinois Bell Telephone Company
Zeigler
Illinois
Juat
Reading Coal Co
Roseland
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