Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-04-07


gress in the Fourth Congressional Dis.
trict.
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william r. Quinlan made fine run
in Lake View.
Of course. the Democrats will throw
Bryan for Dewey. Bryan was never
on u pay roll and Dewey was never
of Of one.
Hon. John +. Smulski will be nom.
mated by Republicans for Congress In
the Fifth District, and Hon. Ernest q.
Schubert is likely to succeed Geo. T..
ross in the Seventh District.
Democrats talk seriously Of nomina.
ting Hon. John II. Brunjes. of the First
Ward. for President of the Board Of
Cook County Commissioners.
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Mr.. Charles 4. Werner. the talented
young lawyer I'm the woman's Temple,
is slated for the Democratic nomina-
tion for the Legislature in the Ninth
Senatorial District.
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Eleventh Senatorial Democrats claim
that they will elect Leo J. Tausig to
the Illinois Legislature next fall.
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The voters Of Du Page County, he
licving that County Judge John II. Bat.
ten has grown tired of their society,
think that he should resign. and let
some such good lawyer and loyal citi-
zen Of Du Page as Howard II. Good.
rich succeed him.
one Of the most serious mistakes
made by the Du Page County Judge
John II. Batten II that he has too many
strings attached to his bow.
In the event Of the Du Page County
Judge Batten running for Probate
Judge here. to whom will the Cook
County Republicans charge him up?
II seems TO be conceded that Hon.
James G. Irwin Is to be renominatcd for
his present Office. He Is sterling citi-
zens. has made fine record, and his
name will help lead the Republican
county ticket to victory.
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In spite of City Hall influences at
work against him, willie Boy" Thomp.
sOn defeated Gunther Of the Second
Ward. Aid. Thompson will make his
mark, don't fear for him.
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Hon. Robert Redaeld can go back to
the Legislature II he desires to; but II II
claimed by his friends that he may be
given the Democratic nomination for
Attorney General Of Illinois. He would
certainly prove strong candidate.
Arthur Il. Cody, the well.knOwn law
yer In the Reaper Block. Is one Of Judge
Carter's most loyal supporters. He has
for some time worked day and night In
organizing the Thlrty.fourth Ward, and
the boys who are enlisted with Cody In
the canvass now claim that 90 per cent
of the voters Of the Thirty.fOurth Ward
are for Carter ana will vote for him ai
the primaries on Maya.
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Bath House John and Rudolph NJ
Patterson beat the South Town Demo
cratic ticket.
Aid. William Mavor received a most
fiattering vote In the Thirty second
Ward, as he always does. Mr.. Mavor
IL now talked Of as n good man 10 sue
coed County Treasurer sam B. Ray
mond.
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Mr.. Emery Il. Moore is much talked
Of 10y Republicans for Mayor next year
Mr. Moore Is the leader In the hard
wood floor business In Chicago, his
place Of business being at ~ East Ran
iolph street
Hon. A. j. Toolen. Of the Thlrty-sec
ond Ward, who made n fine record M
Deputy Commissioner of Public Works
Is strongly backed by the South Sid'
Dcmocrao for Drainage Trustee. Th'
Thlrty.second Ward Is solid for Mr.
TOolcn.
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Mr.. Nicholas Auw, who fills an impor
tant place in the Sheriff's office, Is sait
To bc slated for nomination for Count,
Commissioner Mr.. Auw resides on Bel
dcn avenue In the Twcnty'iirst Ward
He has q good record, Is very popular
and consequently 1t Is believed that hi
name will greatly strengthen the Re
publican county ticket.
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Hon. Mason B Loomls, cx-Count!
Judge, Is strongly backed for the Re
publican nomination for Judge OF TN
Probate Court. Mr. LOOMS resides II
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