Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-04-08

out competition.
Every alderman not owned by the
Gas Trust should vote against the Cal.
umet Western ordinance.
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sA0LETS.
Hon. james II. Mcdonald won out
with flying colors for Assessor Of the
Town of Lake. The vote given Ne.
Donald, Stuckart and Gray proves
that the people have the utmost CON
tidcnce I'm these popular officials. II
was largely due to their popularity
with the masses that enabled Hon.
Carter II. Harrison to pile up the mag
niticent majority he did last Tuesday.
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Hon. Thomas Cannon ran away
ahead of. his ticket for City Attorney.
thus proving that he Ia one of the most
popular Republicans In the city of Chi
cagO.
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Hon. julius Solomon Is the best Col
lector ever elected In the North Town.
The people have the most thorough
confidence in Collector Solomon; con.
sequently this enabled him to run
ahead Of his colleagues on the North
Town ticket.
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Hon. Eugene X. Pike easily defeated
Pat Cook for Alderman Of the Second
Ward.
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Hon. Charles Alling will he one Of the
foremost leaders of the new City Coun.
ell.
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Elmer Il. Baldwin made line race
for Alderman In the Fourth Ward. He
will he heard from in the future.
Hon. Michael NJ. Blake won out
easily In the Fifth Ward. He will
prove a good Alderman, as his record
rs a business man IL above reproach.
Robert X. Sloan put up n splendid
fight In the Sixth Ward. polling more
votes as an independent candidate
than the Republican candidate. I'm
bach, received. Mr.. Sloan II u coming
man In the political arena.
Hon. n. 4. Bremen easily defeated
the passive candidate, Penshorn. In the
Seventh Ward.
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Hon. Rudolph Il. Hurt had the IeO-
pie with him In the Ninth Ward. and
was reelected to the Council by an In.
creased majority. Mr.. Hurt has made
n fine record, ana IL one of the best Al
dermcn ever elected In the city of Chi
cagO.
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Hon. George DuddlestOn was elected
by the people of the Eleventh Ward.
irrespective of party lines. His record
as Alderman had endenred him to the
voters to such an extent that they felt
they could not AFFORD to have him sup
planted by a back number of the Kent
stripe.
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Hon. Frank Il. Fowler won out with
flying cOlors In the Thirteenth Ward.
He IL IN Al business man. and will
prove one of the leaders of the new
City Council.
Hon. Charles Il. HallstrOm pOlled n
magnificent vote for Alderman Of the
Fifteenth Ward, his majority over his
Democratic opponent being over one
thousand votes. Mr.. HallstrOm IL eX-
pected to make his mark In the City
Council.
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What grand vote Honest John +.
Smulski received in the Sixteenth
Ward. Mr.. Smulski Is the best Alder
man ever elected from the sixteenth
Ward.
As The Eagle predicted he would.
Hon. John Brennan, the invincible can
didate for Alderman, had things all his
own way In the Eighteenth Ward.
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Hon. Charles WernO proved his
strength In the Twenty-tlrst Ward by
easily defeating Mr. Schmidt, his Re
publican opponent. Great things are
expected of Alderman Werno in the
new City Council.
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John II. Peterson easily defeated Glib
hons in the Twenty-third Ward. 1t IL
said that many old-time Democrats
openly worked for the election of Mr..
Peterson.
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Hon. Charles ii. Rector easily de-
fcated Pete Keenan, for Alderman of
the Twenty-clghth Ward. Mr.. Keenan's
brother ana business partner did not
want Pete divorced from business, so
he is not at all sorry that Twenty
eighth Ward voters gave Pete such
substantial negative support.
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Hon. VIM. LOefiler ran like scared
deer for City Clerk.
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