Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-10-28

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Edward Glacken. Of the Nineteenth
Ward. Is being urged by his friends for
u place on the state Board Of Equali-
cation.
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Daniel Il. Jesse, of the Thirty.first
Ward. Is being urged to make the race
for the Democratic nomination for
Commissioner.
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william G. Lyons Is being urged by
his friends to make the run for the
Democratic nomination for Alderman
Of the Fifteenth Ward.
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Thomas Brophy. of the Fifth Ward,
IL being mentioned as an Aldermanic
Justice Miles KehOe, of the Ninth
Ward. Is being put forward for the Re-
publican nomination for Congressman
from the Fourth District.
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Frank McKeen. Of the Sixth Ward, Is
being mentioned as a possible candi.
date for the Democratic Aldermanic
nomination.
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Shelby NJ. Cullom passed through
Chicago Monday on his way to Wash.
ington.
The Republican County Committee,
at Its meeting, decided that all precinct
ana ward clubs must hold elections
next month, and that the term Of Off.
clas shall be for one year. The fol.
lowing were recognized as committee
men: John T. Richards. to succeed
Martin II. Madden In the Fourth Ward;
Thomas Rankin, TO succeed william g.
Peavey in the Twentieth Ward; David
Henderson, to succeed Charles An
drcws In the Twehty-flrst Ward. "
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Representative Carl Mueller Is al
ready talked OF 40 likely candidate fol
City Treasurer In 1901 on the Republl.
can ticket.
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The subcommittee Of the judiciary
Committee Of the City Council will re-
port against the advisability Of the re-
movnl Of the telephone poles through
out the city.
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Business firms In Division street and
Goose Island, having proposed to build
bridges over the Ogden canal ana the
river, relying upon the city TO REIN
burse them when It shall he able, Com
missioner McGann will call confer
ence Of the persons concerned.
The Taxpayers Association, as Il
safeguard against "taxeaters," indOrses
Comptroller KerfOOt's iden to have
u nOn-partisan body handle the bonds
which the city proposes to issue. In
the circular which II has issued the as
ISOLATION urges, too, that this new board
shall have the power to originate nj
ordinances for improvements.
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Hon. james Hogan, II Is reported
will make II big fight to obtain cOntrO
Of the Sixth Ward Republican Organi
zatiOn ut the coming election. One OF
the sharpest contests In years II looked
for. Hogan was OverthrOwn Mt thu
last primaries by Dave Shanahan ant
John Flnucane, deputy sheriff. II,
was formerly South Town Collector
In which office Id made u most excel
lent record. The best voters of thu
South Town claim that honest lin
Hogan was the best collector who evel
held the Office In the South Town.
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The Grand Army men are solid fol
their old commander, Major Il. A
BlOdgett, for Governor.
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Representative Michael Butler IL ,
candidate for the, Democratic nOmina
ton for Alderman Of the Thirtietl
Ward. .t
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Fred Hart Of the Thirtlcth Ward Il
mentioned as II candidate for Stat,
Senator from the Fourth District lie
too, Is regarded as an Aldcrmanic can
didate. Representative Butler, 1t i
said, IL urging Hart for the Senate, 81
as to leave the field clearer to him 70
the nomination for Alderman.
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Joseph Connors OF the Fifth Ward !
n candidate for South Town Collecto
on the Democratic ticket.
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Friends of Herman Meyers of tn
city clerks office are urging that h
be placed on the regular ticket for tn
position of Secretary of the Eight
Ward Democratic Club. Mr.. Meyer
has been candidate for this Office b(
fore.
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Patrick j. Nugent and Michael BOhn
are among those announced as cand
dates for the seat of Aid. Boyd of tn
Thlrtieth Ward Mr.. Nugent says II h
cannot get the regular Democrat