Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-07-14
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tial credit usurers are the prolific
cause. and we therefore suggest that
strict legal regulation should govern
all occupations in which such mort
cages or credits are n primary Or In
cidcntal part
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Tom GalIan's extras must not be sad
died on the Democratic party. The
Drainage Board is Republican.
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The Republican battle cry In Cook
County is: Give us the Drainage Board
another year ana we will give Gahan
the rest.
Hon. Charles y. Cutting will be the
next Judge Of the Probate Court.
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Col. NJ. e. Wctnorc. Of st. Louis. has
sent his check to the National Demo
cratic Committee for S1O.MW.
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Hon. Geo. i. Foster will easily dc-
feat his unknown opponent. OMEN.
for Congress In the Third District.
Many of the leading Democrats Of
the Second Senatorial District will vote
for Willlnm L. Riley for state SEMI
tor This will simply help swell up the
n.,l t..p a. nf lnn .,l 4
candidate.
II II claimed that several thousand
voters In the Twelfth Ward have sign.
cd the petition to run George W. Spot
ford as an independent candidate for
Drainage Trustee.
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II Is claimed that In the event Of Jim
McAndrews' election 10 Congress hr
will be succeeded as Commissioner of
Buildings by stephen -. Griffin, Of the
Twelfth Ward. II Is said the deal was
put through u, the convention when
McAndr~ws was nominated.
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Mr.. William Boldenwcck arises Ia
nnnounc" that all the Germans arc
going to vote the Republican ticket
this autumn. When we state that Mr.
Boldenweck Is the gentleman who re-
Gently propOunded the drainage canal
meteorological theory the value Of hi.
political lucubrations can he correctly
| estimated. -
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Judge Elbrdge IIanecy will b" ths
Republican machine candidate for nom
ination for Mayor next spring, accord
ing to n politician who stands close "a
the BOSSES. The alleged deal was made
~ Peoria when the IOrimer-Tanner
Hanccy strength helped nominate Rich
ard Yates for Governor and dcfea,
Judge Carter and Congressman Reeves
Judge Ilanccy had been u candidate
for the gubernalorlnl nomination, and
when II was seen that he could not gcl
the necessary votes billy l.Orlmer
Doe Jameson, Perry 4. Hull. Martin
B. Madden and the rest of the leader.
of III" Cook County machine got hin
10 withdraw in favor of Yates. prom
islng him the nomination for Mayor
next spring.
Judge llanecy wanted to br the Re
publican Mayorniy nominee last veal
when Iina II. Carter ran against May
or Harrison. but he lost his fight az thu
| primaries. Then he had IN ambition
to he nominated for Governor, and th'
machine undertook to land him bu
failed, because Judge Carter made I
fight in Cook County and won enough
delegates to defeat the will of the ma
| chine. The men who made the tigh
for Judge Carter are preparing To re-
sist any attempt 10 nominate Judge
IIanecy for Mayor They are talkln,
of several candidates. but the two mos
strongly favored at present are Graem'
Stewart, Republican National Commit
tcoman from Illinois. and william
BOldenweck, President Of the Board %
Sanitary Trustees.
| II Is said that the Lorimer machin,
Is especially fearful Of the Stewar
boom, and that LOrimcr's lieutenanti
came back from the National Republi
can Convention at Philadelphia out o
temper because Stewart had been elect