Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-05-31

Chicago Public Schools. graduating
from the only high school then In OK.
istence. For two years during Mr..
Hoyne's bOyhood. he attended a Ger.
man school on the North side. his faith.
er believing that familiarity with the
German language was requisite for a
boy proposing to reside I'm Chicago.
Subsequent to his graduation from
the high school he engaged In business
In New York for a short time. but re-.
turned TO Chicago ana entered upon
the study of law In the offices of
HOyne. Miller 4 Lewis, of which firm
the father of Mr.. HOyne. the late
Thomas HOyne. was the senior part.
ner.
Mr.. HOyne graduated from the law
school Of the old Chicago University In
1896 and u year later was admitted IN
the new firm Of Hoyne n HOyne, and
continued his association with that
firm ana Its successOrs. Horton Il
HOyne ana HOyne. FOllansbee 4 O'Con.
nor.
Mr.. HOyne Ii member OF the iii.
nOis State Bar Association. the Chic,s-
20 Bar Association. the Law Institute.
Union League Club. Cook County Dem
Ocracy ana TuscarOra Club and other
legal and social bodies.
Mr.. HOyne was admitted to the
United States Supreme Court In 1887.
upon the motion OF Chief Justice Full
Ter. ut that time u well known Chicago
lawyer II is rather interesting to note
that Mr. Fuller had been admitted to
practice In that court upon the motion
Oi Thomas Hoyne, the senior.
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The approval OF Hon. Francis NJ.
Woods rs an independent candidate for
the State Senate In the Nineteenth Dis.
trlct, IL u promise of purer politics ana
wiser policies. The class of citizens,
Irrespective Of party, who express conf.
dence In him II a guarantee OF his tit.
ness, among whom nre:. ID. w. Mills,
congressman. 1910 Washington
bOulevard; Geo. w. SpOffOrd. 1890 Wash.
ingtOn bOulevarti; q. III. Chamberlain.
1402 Washington bOulevarl; i. Il.
Crane. 1852 Washington boulevard;
VIM. q. Oliver. 1890 Washington boule-
ward: John Oliver l422 Washington
bOulevard; A. W. Gray. NJ. d., 1+lO
Washington boulevard; Chas. 4. Danz,
1885 Washington houlevard: Frank l.
Wilson, 1896 Washington boulevard;
James \. Sackley, 12iS Washington
bOulevard; II. +. Conway, 1924 Wash.
ingtOn bOnlevard; II. l.. Thompson,
1242 Washington bOulevard: 4. II.
NickersOn, 11l6 Washington boulevard;
Chas. A. Hallem, 124S Washington
boulevard: Fred i. Bullen, 1915 War.
rem avenue; II. W. StrOker, S'4 Warren
avenue: A. II. Durham. S37 Warren
avenue. Mare Sherwood. so Warren
avenue; ELI Wight, M. d.. S53 Warren
avenue; James Il. Herrick, 75l Warren
avenue; Hon. J. T.. Holland, - Major
Block; Hon. Ill. Il. COlsOn, NenOken
Club, 1895 Washington bOulevard
Chas. II. Street, Phoenix Insurance
Company; Il. +. Rennacker, Gi5 Warren
avenue: Charles =. Ross. 1875 Monroe
street; Charles J.. BOwey, 1876 Wash
ingtOn boulevard.
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Mr.. william II. Thompson, the well
known Democrat. who resides at 124S
Jackson boulevard, Is strongly backed
by the leaders of the Nineteenth Sen
atOrial District for State Senator. Mr.
Thompson Is very popular ana would
prove n strong candidate.
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Hon. Clayton u. Crafts, who Il
strongly urged to accept the Demo
cratic nomination for Judge of the Cir
cult Court, may prefer to accept u re-
nomination for the Legislature, which
is his for the asking.
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Republican leaders are urging Hon
A. IL. Revell, the Wabash avenue mer
chant prince, to agree to stand us Il
candidate for Mayor next spring.
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Many Republicans throughout Cook
County ana the entire State consider
Hon. John s. Miller, the eminent law
yer, In the MOnadnOck building, a.
strong man as could be named fol
Governor of Illinois.