Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-09-21
EA0LETS.

tA0LEtS.
\ special from indianapolis to The
Chicago American. dated Sept. Is, says
"'rhc death Of Mckinley ana the acces.
sion of Roosevelt to the Chief Magistra.
cy of the nation IL regarded by many
Indiana politicians as the beginning Of
the end OF senator Charles w. Fair.
banks ambition to become the Prcsi.
dental nominee In 1904.
1.-THE theory IL that ROosevelt's rec.
ord during the remainder of the present
term will be such that his handicap In
the contest for the next Presidential
nomination over the other candidates
will be too great to overcome. Although
the gloom caused by the death Of the
President hangs heavily over the entire
state. the probable effect on the politi-
cal situation Is here ana there dis.
cussed.
IAN Indiana Federal OflicehOlder who
has long been regarded as one Of Sena.
tor Fairbanks chief advisers. admitted
that the elevation Of Roosevelt to the
Presidency materially lessened Mr..
Fairbanks chances Of nomination. In
fact, he said that II would be almost
impossible to prevent lndiana's politi-
clans from fiOcking to ROosevclt's stan.
,lartl"
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One of the most capable and pOpular
lawyers In Chicago who would prove an
ideal Judge. II the Hon. Austin q. Sex.
ton. Mr.. Sexton In beloved by all who
know him, ana made a most excellent
record for Chicago as an Alderman, and
also az u member Of the school Board,
from which latter position he recently
retired. NO as to be able to devote his
entire time to his constantly increasing
law practice.
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Hon. Armand +. Teefy. the we'll
known lawyer. IL urged to enter the
lists az u candidate for judicial hOnOrs
next year.
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Hon. Kickham Scanlnn IL one of the
most successful criminal lawyers In the
United States.
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Col. Fred A. Banks, the popular and
efficient President OF the Board Of
West Park Commissioners, IL strongly
urged to become candidate for Judge
Of the Superior Court next year.
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Val Wagner, Of the popular firm Of
Wagner Il Hnuschild, IL strongly back.
cd for County Treasurer to succeed sam
Raymond next year.
The scholarly Donald l.. Morrill, will
be one Of the new Judges In all prOba-
bility.
Lawyer Il. +. Nicholson IL urged to
run for Judge.
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General Charles ii. Aldrlch has u
great majority Of the residents Of
Evanston with him for United States
Senator. 4 prominent Evanston bust.
ness man said Wednesday: dawes
had better move his headquarters out
Of this neck of woods as Evanston IL
nearly unanimous for General Charles
ii. Aldrich for United States Senator In
1908"
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Mr.. 4. II. Geist, Of Blue Island, Is
strongly backed for sheriff next year.
Mr.. Geist IL most popular citizen ana
also an Al business man.
George Mills Rogers IL one of the best
lawyers In Illinois. He IL also well
liked by all with whom he comes In con-
tact. George Mills Rogers should be
nominated and elected Judge of the
Circuit Court next year.
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In comparison with Col. Fred A.
Bangs as President of the West Park
Board, J. W. Suddard was not In 1t.
Certain people have recently been at
ter former Insurance Superintendent
Van Cleave, but Notwithstanding this
fact II Is claimed that the tin tag re-
tains his residence ut Springfield so as
to he able to help "brOther' Henry
Yates run the Department Of Insure
ance, ana also steer clear of breakers.
DIR. John g. Bryan caught 35-pound
Muskellunge, which was 4Gia inches
long. The catch was made at Minoc-
qua, Wis, and is the largest specimen
caught in recent years. As Mayor Har-
rls0n has often fished in this same re-
gion with City Electrician Ellicott, DIR.