Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-06-24

The following standing committees
for the ensuing year were appointed
by the executive committee of the
Civic Fcderation:
Political--Frank U. I.owdcn. George
w. Miller. II. Il. Wickersham. William
Prentiss. Thomas e.. Macmillan. W. G..
Newberry. l.. Il. TOlmnn. Lawrence
4. Boyle. Iaverne w. Noyes. Joseph
A. O'Donnell. Lambert Tree. Harvey
Il. Dorr. q. Fred Rush and lloyt King.
Municipal-S. =. Greeley, William A.
Giles. II. Il. Baldwin, Sigmund Zeisler.
John W. Scott. John II. Gray. James
W. Morrison. Sarah Hackett steven.
son, Mrs. II. W. Duncanson, Louis
Eckstein. Edmund J. james. Homer
NJ. Thomas, W. W. Case. Horace =.
Oakley and Henry W. Brant.
neutrality-suspicious. Kane. Bryan
+. u. Hurley, Mrs. Otto II. Mntz, Will
lam \. Vincent. II. II. Van Meter.
Charles W. Commons, Charles II.
Wacker. Mrs. Charles HenrOtin. Mari.
on Delafield Sturges. Mrs. Henry Sol
ONION. George a. Schmidt ana Mar
shall Sampsill. secretary.
Observation-Disclosures j. Bennett,
Franklin Macveagh. Il. q. Halle. Il.
o. Brown. Helen Culver. Allen Il.
Pond. Louis o. Kohtx. a. II. Revell,
4. q. Keith. Shirley High. Mrs. James
NJ. Flower. Mrs. Alzlna +. Stevens
w. II. Beebe, Mrs. Emmons Blaine,
Mrs. Robert Hall Wiles. Miss Sadie
American and Philip Schuyler Allen,
secretary.
Civil Service-AdOlph Nathan, John
w. Ella, A. G. Bartlett, Simeon +.
Shope, Nicholay Grevstad, A. +.
CARTE, Frank HamlIn. Western Starr.
g. r. Mcconnell. Paul D. Stensland,
william c. HOLSTER and George l..
Douglass.
Tho Hamilton Club may turn out to
be very useful organization for the
firm Of Mann 4 Miller this year, as II
Is claimed that Mann wants to he Gov
crnOr and Miller States Attorney.
Consequently members of the Hamil.
ton Club are expected to fall in line.
Hon. Arthur Dixon. who was recent
Iy hoiiored by President Mckinley. Is
visiting In the East for a couple Of
weeks.
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1t Is TO be hoped that John T. Con
merry will be one of the new members
Of the School Board.
Frank .. Lowden, John J. Bndcnoch,
Il. Il. Moore, b. A. Eckhart, Fred T..
Coyne. Jas. i. Mallette. Lorin G. Col
Inns. Jr., $. r. Gunderson, and Hon.
Francis \. Riddle are much talked of
for Governor of Illinois.
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Fourth District Republicans will
gladly nominate Harvey :. Brackott
for Congress, II he will consent to
make the race.
Bruce II. Summers will prove the
best man Republicans can select for
their nominee for County Surveyor.
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John :. Holland, Of the Roanoke
Building, is in line for judicial nom
inatlOn. So are Frank Osborne and Ed
ward \. Dicker.
The Democracy are said to favor the
nomination OF Mr., Joseph +. Junk, the
wcll-known Halsted street brewer, for
State Treasurer.
Governor Tanner told the members
OF the West Park Board and number
Of other citizens gathered AT an lnfOr-
mai luncheon In the Humboldt Park
refectory on Saturday afternoon that
1t was not his purpose to remain polIt-
ically inactive during the next two
years. The chief executive did not say
In as many words that he would
again be an asplrant TO the guberna'
tOrial chair but his remarks were so
construed and loudly app!audcd by his
auditors. General Black and others
who made addresses interpreted the
Governors declaration as an avowai
Of his plans, and Mr.. Tanner, If he
felt that the assemblage was labOrlng
under a delusion, made no attempt 10
set himself right.
The assertion by General Black that
he intended having a quiet time Of II
for the next few months unless Presi-
dent Mckinley should tread on State
rights in the organization Of the supple
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