Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-11-15
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bright. capable and forceful man. and
has an excellent record as a legislator.
MIR. BETTER Is a lawyer with offices al
40 Randolph street. and was elected
on a platform containing municipal
ownership and the election of United
States Senators by direct vote.
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The Chicago Typographical Union.
No. 10. through its social features com
mittee, Edward u. Berry, chairman. II
A. Westbrook. W. T.. Curry, w. NJ. liar.
ley. Thos. +. Waugh, Jos. Moudry aud
NJ. +. Real, makes announcement of o
grand reception and ball to be given NJ
Mcdinah Temple. Jackson Boulevard
and Fifth avenue. Tuesday evening.
November %. 1902. The proceeds tn
he devoted to the pension fund of the
union.
1t Is planned that the affair will be Al
high-class entertainment and one of the
most enjoyable ever given by organized
labor In Chicago.
The support of the allied unions in the
printing trades. the local press clubs. the
Old Time Printers Association. and the
various union organizations throughout
the city has been secured by the com
mittee having the entertainment In
charge.
Dancing will be intcrspersed with
vocal selections by the famous Empire
quartette. Col. William Lightfoot Wis
scher will also deliver one of his charac.
teristic addresses.
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Congressman Albert J. Hopkins will
leave friends and foes to work out
their own salvation i'm Illinois so far as
the speakership fight is concerned and
soon will depart for Washington. to re-
main until the Legislature convcnes.
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One of the most gratifying results
of the recent election was the return
of Hon. NJ. T.. Hunt to the Legisla.
ture from the Fifth District.
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Hon. Miles j. Devine Ia a great law.
YER. and some day will be elevated by
the people of Chicago to the Cook
County bench.
Hon. Andrew j. Ryan was one OF
the ablest City Attorneys Chicago has
ever had. His private practice IL so
large and lucrative that II II doubtful
II he could be induced to accept n nom.
nation for any position next spring.
His nomination on the Democratic
ticket would he a tower of strength
TO Il.
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The election of Hon. Edwin X.
Walker to the Board of County Com.
missiOners II one of the best results of
the election. Mr.. Walker has made
a splendid record during the past. and
can he safely relied upon to continue
to do no during the next two years.
Hon. ID. J. Schuyler. the distinguish.
cd lawyer. will certainly he one of the
Republican nominees for the bench
whenever there can he legally held u
judicial election In Cook County.
Former Alderman Edward Muelhoe-
fer II still the most generally discussed
probability for the City Clerkship nom.
nation on the Republican ticket next
spring. His nomination would mean
his election.
Hon. John Powers. AZ n member of
the next Senate. will give his cOnstitu-
ents able and satisfactory representa-
ton, as he has always done during his
long term Of service In the City Coun-
ell.
Alderman John +. SmulskI would
make n great race as Republican can
didnte for City Attorney next spring.
Mr. Charles Il. Hyde. the we'll
known merchant tailor, In one OF the
men strongly talked Of for the Re.
publican nomination for Mayor In the
approaching municipal election.
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Attorney Daniel j. Mcmahon. bril-
liant attorney for the Board Of Eiuc0-
tiOn. * Just now engaged In guiding
the work Of enforcing the truant law
along legal lines. Mr.. Mcmahon IL
the kind Of lawyer who may be abso-
lutely depended upon to do his work
and ably.
Hon. a. II. Porter will make a first.
class Clerk Of the Appellate Court. He
IL man who has discharged the duties
Of every public office which he has
ever filed ably and acceptably.