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Reverend J. M. Stone

CTL-P-0551 · Person

STRONG EVIDENCE evidence grade — master store (canonical CSV)

Combined Graph record U-01994 · provenance: canonical master store (CSV), record CTL-P-0551. Master record source: CTL seed 2026-10-16 — UNVERIFIED, verify before public citation.

The Honorary Chicago catalog profile (posted July 11, 2019) establishes an honorary sign named 'Honorary Rev. JM Stone Dr' for Reverend James Marcellus Stone, founder of Stone Temple Missionary Baptist Church. The profile states no location and no approval date, so this stamp covers the sign name only and explicitly excludes the stored location '(Chicago)' and the stored year 2019 (fetched in full 2026-10-17). Wave-16 update (2026-10-17): a genuine search of Chicago Councilmatic (full-name search plus surname 'honorary street' fallback), conducted via live browser on 2026-10-17, found no enacted honorary designation record for this name — the full-name search returned 0 results and the surname fallback returned only 9 unrelated records. Chicago Legistar was unreachable that day (soft block: 'Invalid parameters!'), so the ordinance-record route remains open if a record surfaces there. Stamp remains STRONG EVIDENCE on the Honorary Chicago catalog basis.

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The Honorary Chicago catalog profile (posted July 11, 2019) establishes an honorary sign named 'Honorary Rev. JM Stone Dr' for Reverend James Marcellus Stone, founder of Stone Temple Missionary Baptist Church. The profile states no location and no approval date, so this stamp covers the sign name only and explicitly excludes the stored location '(Chicago)' and the stored year 2019 (fetched in full 2026-10-17).

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The Honorary Chicago catalog profile (posted July 11, 2019) establishes an honorary sign named 'Honorary Rev. JM Stone Dr' for Reverend James Marcellus Stone, founder of Stone Temple Missionary Baptist Church. The profile states no location and no approval date, so this stamp covers the sign name only and explicitly excludes the stored location '(Chicago)' and the stored year 2019 (fetched in full 2026-10-17). Wave-16 update (2026-10-17): a genuine search of Chicago Councilmatic (full-name search plus surname 'honorary street' fallback), conducted via live browser on 2026-10-17, found no enacted honorary designation record for this name — the full-name search returned 0 results and the surname fallback returned only 9 unrelated records. Chicago Legistar was unreachable that day (soft block: 'Invalid parameters!'), so the ordinance-record route remains open if a record surfaces there. Stamp remains STRONG EVIDENCE on the Honorary Chicago catalog basis.

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