Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-02

HON. ROGER
Probable Democratic N
Charles j. Nopicka, a Democrat, born
In Bohemia, and now President of
the Bohemian Brewing Company,
succeeds John w. Garvcy.
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The Thirteenth Senatorial District
Hebrew Republican Club has adopted
res buttons which will be presented
to the County Executive Committee
at its next meeting dcnouncing Com.
missioner David Kall!s as unfit for
the Office, and that his reconciliation
would prove detrimental to the sue.
cess Of the Republican party; that II
he Is rcnOminated the Hebrew Re.
publicans OF the district will not sup.
port him. but will do all they can to
prevent his election.
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Mr.. John J. llarkins, the we'll
known Democratic statesman OF the
Thirteenth Ward, will undoubtedly
be named as one of the candidates
for the County Board this fall. His
friends, who are legion throughout
the city, recognizing the fact that
when he ran for the same office three
years ago he polled the second
highest vote on the ticket, now claim
with good reason that Mr.. Harkins,
name at this time will add strength
to the ticket. Mr.. HarkIns was born
In Boston, Mass, thirty-nine years
ago. He came to Chicago when but
one year old. He was educated In
the Chicago public schools and re.
sided on the North Side for twenty.
five years and on the West Side In the
Thirteenth Ward for the past thir.
teen years. Mr.. Harkins Is one OF
the most prosperous merchants In the
boot and shoe line In the city, having
two elegant stores located at 63O
West Lake street and 1903 East Wash.
ington street, three doors east OF
Clark street. Mr.. Harkins 10 one OF
the most loyal and hard. working
Democrats In the State--always q
liberal coptributor-but never m
otiicesceker. He would make u splen.
did member OF the County Board.
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Mr.. John 4. Smulski. the we'll.
known attorney residing In the Six.
tenth Ward, will surely be one OF
the Republican nominees for the
County Board this fall. Mr.. Smulski
Is both able and popular.
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As Judge Scales does not seem In.
clined to appoint Jno. ]. Badenoch
Election Commissioner, 1t now seems
more than likely that Edward L.
Smith, of the State Mutual Life In.
surance Company will succeed Mr..
Hutchings. Mr.. Jno. NJ. lSmyth has
recommended Mr.. Smiths name to
the committee, and In the Twelfth
Ward, where Mr.. Smith resides, all
the leaders, including Aid. Campbell,
Hon. w. r. Mason, +. E. Coyne,
County Committeeman Frank Far.
mum. Commissioners Cunning, "A. U.
Cooper and II. w. Duncanson are
solid for him. Jas. Peasc, Lloyd L.
Smith, Il. N. Jameson and Jn0. A.
Henry are outspoken for Mr.. Smith.
He is most estimable gentleman
and his appointment will not only
prove entirely satisfactory to the Re.
publican County Central Committee,
but to the general public as we'll.
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Mr.. 8. II. Larrabee, the we'll known
attorney, with offices In the Boyce
Building, Is mentioned for County
Judge.
But those who are on the inside
claim that Mr.. Larrabee may accept
the nomination for Congress from his
district this fall.
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There are good many Democrats
on the North Side who appear to be
inclined to the opinion that Con-
gresham Goldzier will not be up to
the requirements of the contest In
his district this fell. This opinion
may or may not be correct, but 1t will
be remembered that Congressman
Goldzier Was elected In connection
with an unprecedented Democratic
landslide. Hence his own political