Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-02-23

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Mann has been shifted from the Second
To- the First Congressional District. a
meauderiug line had been made the
southern boundary of the First bis |
trict. 50 rs To place Congressman Mann |
sn the second Before going to Spring |
field. however. the apportionmcut com.
mittcc decided ~ make I3d street the
southern boundary of the First Dis-
triyt.
The Harlan men are Growing over the
prospective retirement of all of the Re
publican bosses
Carrie Nation has not declared her In.
teutjOn with regard to the Chicago
Mayoralty as yet.
Under larrison's administration the
money of the taxpayers is not wasted
on high salaries. aud the city employees
get their pay every month
John VI. Harlan was iudorScd for
Mayor az Il meeting of Seventh Ward
Republicans held at Rodcr's Hall on
saturday night. James e. Irwin was
responsible for thc meeting. Prof.
William llill and the Good Govern.
ment Club of the University of Chicago
were IN attendance. Ossiau Cameron
was Endorsed for City Attorney and
br. A. \. Lowcnthal for Alderman.
Irwin lives in the same primary dis.
trict with John Il. Thompson. Mayor.
atty candidate. and will battle TO defeat
the Thompson delegate slate aud win
for Harlan.
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Thomas J. Holmes. of the Second
Ward. is u candidate for the nomina.
iion for city Attorney on the Republic.
-can ticket.
Over 800 Republican italians attend.
ed II mass meeting at Svca Hall. Chi.
cago avenue aud I.arrabee street. sun
day afternoon. \. Filipi was ndorscd
for Alderman of the Twenty. second
Ward. preference was shown for
Fred Busse for Mayor.
Michael Walsh Is being grooncd for
the Republican aldcrmanic nomination
In the Thirtietb Wald
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Mortimer W. Mattlson has announced
himself ~ u candidate for City Attor-
ncy for Evanston. This makes six
candidates in the field for this office.
Another Mayoralty boom was launch.
ed Tuesday night. \ mass meeting of
citizens was held in Oakland Music
Hall In the sixth Ward to start a May.
orally boom FOR AID. William Mavor
II j. claimed that the Sixth Ward il
solid for Mr., Mavor. The following are
the members of the committee which
signed the call for the meeting: W. IL.
Brintnall !. +. Jordan. II. W. Sher.
man. Chas. Davidson. Col. +. j. Berry.
Arthur Il. Clark. Wallace Hickman.
= Oliver Sollitt. l.. VI. Smith. \. Il. Por.
ter u. II. Felsenthal. J. y. Steele.
Walter 4. Nelson. VI. u. Randall. =. W.
1amson. !. VI. Longcneckcr. George Il.
Swift. Frank Il. Orr. James McDcvi,t,
II. \. Doughcrty.
Ry means of hundreds OF big postal
cards John y. Stewart announces rhat
he is q candidate for the Republican
nomination In the Thlrty.tirst Ward
The pos'als bear Mr.. stewards picture
and much black type. Tine candidate
81 II stated. stands for ~ good piogrcs
sivc government for our growing and
cntcrprlsing city"
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AID. Frank 7. Fowler addressed tn,
Town of Lake Improvement Assocla
ilon on sunday afternoon at llcli
mann's Hail. 53d street and Ashland
avenue.
John ~ Smyrh wouldn't take tn,
MayOralty.
Tie Liberal League j. growing.
Aid SmulSld can be elected IN III,
Seventeenth Ward.
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Justice Eberhardt l. one Of the mos
scholarly men on the bench. He l. uni
verSally respected FOR the fairness o
his rulings,
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TIE Young Mems Voters League
through Harvey II. Dorr. President
has addressed John VI. Harlan. askinl
him Ia become n Mayoralty candidat,
and piedglng Its support
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Judge Sears emphatically denies tina
he Is n candidate or has any intention
Of becoming candidate for Mayor. liz
says that his name was used without
his authority at the Twenty-elghtl
Ward meeting.
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