Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-05-26


the Democratic factions there has not
been and will not be effected. The club
voted unanimously to this effect at It's
meeting Thursday night In Mackinaw
Hall. I'D street and Evans avenue. The
fight will go to the primaries and Will
he decided then. say the leaders. by the
Democrats of the TlIirty.scccnd Ward
aud not by the people of any other
ward.
T.. J. O'Kceffe wants to 90 to the
Democratic national convention rs u
delegate. consequently he II organizing
a fight ut the coming primaries against
Tom Gahan. Of the Thirty-sccOnd
Ward.
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AID. Thomas Carey. Of the Twenty
ninth Ward. for Congressman ana
Charles G. Schumacher. of the Tenth
Ward, for state Board of Equalization
that II said TO bc the slate for the
Second Congressional District Demo-
cratic convention. Aid. Carey has been
known to help Congressman Lorlmer III
that district, but It Is claimed he now
has the bee In his own bonnet ana
really will try to win. The district Is
normally Democratic.
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Bids for bridge construction were re.
ccivcd by the Drainage Board. and the
contract to furnish plans for SIX OF tho
seven to he constructed was given to
+. W. Montgomery Il Co.. the lcssces
Of the Sherxcr Rolling Lift Bridge Com.
pnny. The other structure Is to bc set
tied upon later. The final bid for the
six structures was $4,000. which In
cludcs the supervision Of the cOnstruc.
ton. the preparation Of shop plans ana
the furnishing Of bonds to insure the
operation of the bridge.
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The Hamilton Club elected these Off.
GERS Monday night: Fred a. Bangs.
President; Henry G. LyttOn (ncc Levi,
second Vice President; Isaac y. Perry.
Treasurer; Henry Is. Baldwin. William
y. Barbec. Il. Dclos Martyr, Henry w.
Price, Henry VI. Wislcr, Directors; Gid
con Il. Newman. Andrew II. sheriff,
members of Political Action Commit
too. The total membership Of the club
Is O6i. There was but one ticket In the
field.
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We congratulate the Hamilton Club
upon having elected Fred \. Bangs
president Of the club for this important
presidential year.
Hon. Miles j. Dcvine ana Hon. John
u. McGOOrty are strongly backed for
States Attorney.
Hon. Robert Redficld has no OppOsl
ton In his district and will In rc.cicct.
al to the Legislature. where h. made u
most excellent record the last session.
II the Democrats control the House
Mr.. Redfeld has many friends who
would Ike 10 sec him elected Speaker.
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CHM 4 Go. cannot land their man
Specr or any school book agent for
superintendent Of schools. II won,
work.
For the Office of superintendent, o:
schools no fad,list or school book agent
need apply.
In III" list Of candidates for supcrn-
,cndrnt of schools faddists and srhoo!
book agents are barred.
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Hon. j. &. Bradcn II the right kind of
u Drainage Trustee for the people
They can't heat iIudcn. lie will 10
reelected 10y IN increased majority.
Fred IL. Rowe. chairman of the Re.
publican Stat" Central Committee. IL
IN Illinois product. He was born in
Jacksonville forty-twO years ago, has
always lived there, grew M with TN"
nominee for Governor. ana has been
his companion in social and political
life. tniil Richard Yates brramr u
candidate for Governor hin" months
ago, however, Mr.. ItOwc's experience
In politics WAS confined 10 III" limits of
Morgan County, lie made u good ml-
preston on the Republican State Cen
tral Commiltc" Tuesday by the bust.
ncss-likc way in which he presided over
lis deliberations.
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Rudolph McCabc Patterson has filed
notice that h" will contest the nOInina-
ton of William Il. O'Ncill for Congress
by the Republican convention of the
Third Congressional District. George
Is. Gibbs ana Edward II. IilZingcr,
who were respectively chairman and
secretary of the convention, received
from laiierson'S attorneys this week
formal protest against issuance of u
certificate of nomination 10 Mr.. O'Neill.
Mr.. I.ilzingcr, II is reported, has III