Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-10-14


to he settled in the courts. as the Wea-
yer Coal Co. intend to fight for their
rights.
People want to know who 1t Is at the |
Board of Education who Is making
pile of money by standing In with the
money sharks.
OVER ONE THOUSAND FIVE
HUNDRED SCHOOL TEACHERS
ARE THE VICTIMS OF MONEY
SHARKS TODAY. AND THE AS
SlGNMENTS OF THEIR SALARIES
TO THE TEN FER CENTERS. ARE
HONORED by THE PEOPLE WHO
GIVE THE TEACHERS THEIR
MONEY!
The sharks are demoralizlng the
schools as they are demoralzing the
public service.
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Pulaski County and many other
Southern Illinois counties have in
doised Gov. Tanner and recommended
his denomination.
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Republican politicians say they are
confident Tanner will I've u candidate
for denomination. whatever he may say
to the contrary. The fact Is that in no
| accredited Interview has the Governor
minated that he would not he n can.
didatc. His policy Is to call attention
to the welfare of the people as nm evil
depce of his administrative wisdom
and to declare that IL the people want
him to make the race lie will be as good
u soldier as In the early Cos and will
take up the Republican standard. Gov.
Tanner has frequently called attention
TO his claim that the Republicans of ILL.,
nois will be able to roll up a plurality
of $4,000 In 1000. The Governor fur
ther claims that times are good and
that the Republican candidate for Gov.
ernOr In this state will ride to victory
OH the Presidential toboggan. Gov.
Tanners friends are counseling delay
and insisting that It Is too early TO
bring out candidates. The Cook Coun-
~ men take the position that squabbles
among gubernator al candidates, like III
winds. are blowing the party no good
and that II the candidate epidemic n
not suppressed the party will suffer
great loss. To this end Lawrence Y
Sherman, Of Macomb. has been agita
ting q "peace conference" and negOtla
ting a truce until snow flies. Congress
man Reeves, however. Is still In the
field and refuses to arbltrate. He was
In the city a few days last week and Il
quietly canvasslng the situation will
reference to his own candidacy.
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Democrats still insist that Joseph r
Junk Il about the best man to nominate
!. for State Treasurer.
Mark Hanna's concern over Dewey l
one Of the funniest things In curren
affairs. "Indecent." "insult." great In
: Justice. ""cOntemptible Establishments.
I political schemers" are some Of tn
words that the statesman from Oil
uses to characterize what he calls thi
y practice Of continually placing Admire
t Dewey on the list Of prospective PREF
dental candidates. The fervOr wit
which Mr.. Hanna assures us that tn
y Admiral has declared again ana agai
p that nothing In the world would Undue
y him to run for the Presidency or an
other political Office, the pathos wit
which he pleads for such a man Of I'll
T. tegrity and stern purpose" against til
10 temptations Of political hOnors. surpas
ID anything that has been done In the tn,
- atrical season thus far, ana this Is OH
OF the most prosperous theatrical SCI
sons we have had for years. too. W
II hope Mr.. Hanna will not run the rls
a Of apoplexy or heart disease. Let hi
70 be placid and tranquil. The America
le people are going to do as they will.
" they want Dewey nothing can sto
{. them. not even Dewey himself, I,
u. alone politicians and parties.
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a. There Il one thing tolerably certai
le and that Il that II the delegates to IL
N Republican national convention are n,
IL carefully chosen ana Dewey shOul
o. happen TO be a Republican ana som
r. one dominates him In the Republlca
3 national convention 1t will be very ha,
ut for the managers OF the Mckinley boo
Is to prevent a stampede of the delegate
n. ~6A
80 If Col. Francis A. Riddle declines
20 be a candidate for Governor he may
VI put forward ny Cook County Repub
cans rs their choice for national col
10 mitteeman.
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Chicago lawyers demand more judg
#. to clear up the calendars of pendil
eases In the Circuit and Superb
Courts.
At recent meeting OF the Board
RS Education the building and groun,
committee OF the board decided to u,
the City Council to purchase four 10
W for u twelve-rOOm addition to the Ha
ct rlson School for $4,000. The COun,
ty Is likely to reject the request, as sew
to lots were offered for $4,000 and I
=, fused because the Council school col
- mittce found other property for $500
Trustee Sherwood denounced the n
"a concentration Of the committee as
H. outrage, saying the property Is II
n. worth half the sum asked for It,
:, Principal Robert II. Rennle of (
." Gresham school was ordered to appe
before the committee to answer to
ey charge that he had gone to the Cl