Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-06-17


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DR.. Hcnning Johnson. the we'll
known Chicago veterinary surgeon.
has been to Lexington. KY, buying |
horses for the Seattle. Wasli.. fire de.
partment and for brcweries on the Pa.
cific Coast.
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senator CullOm hns opened up hend.
quarters at the Leland Hotel. Spring
field. III. Joe Snydacker, who desires
IL succeed him, will shortly follow suit |
and open his headquarters ut the Grand |
Pacific Hotel.
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Lawyer Holland, Of the Roanoke |
Building. II considered u good man to
nominate either for Judge or states
Attorney Of Cook County.
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Republicans may nominate Bruce
II. Summers for County surveyor. Mr..
Summers II one Of the best engineers
In the West. ana also has u splendid
war record.
The best business men In Chicago
hope that Mayor Harrison will appoint
John 4. Connery and Fritz Goetx TO the
School Board.
Hon. Geo. W. Knoll II talked Of for
the Legislature In the Second Sem.
tOrinl District. and Il. J. Dwyer has
moved Into the Twelfth Ward for the
express purpose Of downing Scion II.
Case for the state Senate.
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II you are looking for the fellow who
has been In politics. or the fellow who
II In politics. us well rs the fellows who
nre dead willing to get into politics, you
will find them all ut the Stock Ex-
change restaurant, corner Washington
ana LaSalle streets.
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George w. Dixon II considered one Of
the strongest Republicans who could
he nominated for states Attorney. Mr..
Dixon II young, aggressive ana honest.
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Have the bill board people hypnOt'zed
the Commissioner of Buildlngsy
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j. Henry MISSIONER II strong for At.
torney General OF Illinois.
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The Republican party cannot nom.
inate better lawyer or more popular
citizen than Mr.. Frank 4. Osborne for
Judge.
Mr.. VIM. W. WheelOck, the efficient
attorney for the Board Of Election
Commissioners, II considered one Of the
strongest Chicago Republicans who
could be nominated for States AttOr-
ney.
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Mr.. Frank u. I.Owden ana Alex. IL.
I.evell are both strongly talked Of by
Republicans for GQYernor Of Illinois.
| Republicans nll over the state favor
the nomination Of Major A. w. Clancy
for state Auditor.
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Il. Il. Moore, h. a. Eckhart. Fred II.
| COyne, Jas. +. Mallette. LOrln g. Collins
Jr.. =. Il. GuntlersOn, and Hon. Francis
| A. Riddle nre much talked of for Gov
ernOr of Illinois.
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Republicans of the Fourth Congress
siOnal District are strongly In favor Of
nominating Mr., Harvey =. Bracket
the new president of the MenOken Club
for Congress.
Fourteenth and Twenty. seventh
Ward voters are greatly pleased, rs Il
Is now said that Hon. George s. Foster
will he one of the new members Of thu
School Board.
Democrats still mention Mr.. JOSEPH
Il. Junk, the Halsted street brewer, III
one of the strongest men they cOult
nominate for State Treasurer.
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1t IL claimed that John Il. Newcomer
of the Tenth Ward, has quit politics.
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Leonard Goodwin, of the Roanoke
Building, who was talked OF for Judg'
last year, Ia mentioned by Republican,
as u tirst-class man to run for AttOrne!
General.
!, West Town Republicans will be sOlit
for Bruce II. Summers, of the Twelfth
Ward, for County Surveyor.
One of the best known men In tn
order of the National Union Ia Leo Can
man, president Of Press Council. Ma
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