Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-08-18
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Hon John Meyer, the talented at.
torncy, who will be reelected to the
Legislature from the new Fifteenth
Senatorial District, will be a formid-
atlc can iiiate for Speaker should the
Republicans control the House. lie
was born ia the Kingdom Of Holland,
Feb. -, 1852, cmigrited TO Chicago
In Co, and has lived here ever since.
lie ccivcd his education at the North.
western University and the Union
College OF Law, graduating in 1919:
was admitted to the bar the same
year. and has had a very successful
practice ever since, almost exclusive.
ly In civil cases. He Is married. and
was elected to the House in SO. SIS,
AMI ~. He has always beer a Re
public leader; is a quick. forcible
speaker aud splendid parliamenta.
rian In the session of 50 he handled
the measure creating the Chicago
Sanitary District for drainage pur.
pjses, ani to his skillful generalship
Is attributed to great extent the
success OF the measure.
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Charles Goctz, who was elected a
membcr-at-larle of the Republican
State Central Committee Wednesday,
Is a rcpr, sentative German American
of the West side. lie has been a
resident OF Chicago a quarter OF a
century or more, and has been faith.
full and consistent Republican. lie
Is u M, nlbcr of the Norwaerts and
Eintiacht Organizations. .wo of the
largest German societies In the city.
The former is a Turner society and
the latter a singing society. lie is
well liked aud his selection Is salts.
factory u the German Republican
voters, as he is thoroughly IN sym.
patty with the rank and flle. Mr..
Goetz is engaged in the stone con.
tracing and building business and Is
an employer Of labor to d considera.
ole extent. While not a wealthy
man, he Is in comfortable circum.
sstantcs. He resides in the seventh
Waid.
Gov. Altgcld last Thursday ap.
pointed NJ. J. Carroll, editor of the
Eight. Hour Herald, OF Chicago a
State guardian for girls at Chicago,
vice Matthew Henneberry. resigned.
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The friends OF Aid John A. Lar
son. OF the Twenty.third Ward, are
making an effort to have him become
a MEMBER OF the Republican State
Central Committee In place Of Berg.
Rren, of Galesburg, as a representa-.
tive OF the Swedish Republicans.
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George b. Mcclellan, son of the
famous Union general in the civil
war. Is u New York Alderman and
chairman OF the board. Holding this
petition makes him acting Mayor
when the Mayor Is absent. lie Is u
Democrat, clean man, possesses
good ability and belongs to no fac.
ton. He Is very likely to be the
Democratic candidate for Mayor OF
New York next fall, and he certainly
will be elect ID. lie has very prom.
fsin, political future before him.
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Mr.. Pullman will be paid hand.
som ely for permitting the militia to
sleep In old, WORKOUT coaches sent to
Pullman 10 be repaired. The mar.
Iuis never Overlooks Il let.
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Mr.. $. Meyer, u wealthy German,
American engaged In the real estate
buslne Is, Is mentioned rs a candidate
for the Republican nomination for
Congress In the Sixth District. One
OF our readers Endorses Mr.. Meyer as
"a maR who enjoys the respect and
c0nildeacc OF business men and cti.
zens generally, and IL nominated
would undoubtedly prove strong
candidate"
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Among the Populists $. W. Rider.
burg and Robert Lindb.om lead the
list Of possibilities for County Clerk.
The Peoples party leaders say that
either would neces ,arily take away q
large part from the Republicans
Swedish vote, and that they are well
enough known in business circles 20
command the confidence o. the PEG.
pie at large. James Conroyd, an old
member of the En-! ineers' union, and
John Walsh, the owner Of brass
foundry, have also been mentioned
in connection with this Office.
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The Executive Committee OF the
Republican State Central Committee
will probably be called together some
time next week To take the prelim-
f0arv stem, In the campaipn, T. n,