Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-11-22

for years knack Of winning out in
local Republican affairs. Let us hope
he will prove Il mascot In national poll
ties.
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The Eagle takes pleasure In con.
graduating Hon. John J. McNfanaman
upon his election to the House of Rep.
resentatives from the Twenty.first
Senatorial District.
a notable reception was given Tues
day evening at the headquarters Of
the Chicago Commons, Grand avenue
ana Morgan street. in celebration Of
Mr.. McMannmnn's victory.
The reception was held under the
of the Seventeenth Ward Com.
munity Club and was largely attend.
ell. Graham Taylor presided. Alder.
man william Il. Dever Of the Seven
teenth Ward welcomed the representa-.
tlves Of the other wards.
Walter l.. Fisher. Of the Municipal
League, spoke on "The Independent
Voter" Alderman Smulski discussed
Chicago's need Of Legislation at Spring
field.
The Eagle IL proud to say 1t gave it's
hearty support to Mr.. McManaman.
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Hon. Daniel ]. McNiahOn will he n
formidable candidate for a Democrat.
ic judicial nomination next June. Mr..
McAiahOn IL the ablest attorney the
Board of Education has ever had.
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Hon. Kickham Scanlan II one Of Chi.
cagO's most brilliant and successful
lawyers, and would make a good Judge.
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Hon. Charles +. Gunther has made
a most excellent City Treasurer.S and
would be an ideal Mayor Of Chicago.
His nomination on the Democratic
ticket next spring IL strongly urged.
There will he no more bungling Of
affairs In the County Treasurer's Of
fee after Mr.. John ]. Hanberg takes
hold.
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Hon. Lyman Il. Cooley made a cred
table race as Democratic candidate for
President OF the Board Of Review. lie
cut down the normal Republican ma
jOrity by 5000. and had he made his
campaign under more auspicious cir
cumstances he might have won out.
Az It was he was called upon to fill
q vacancy caused by resignation In
the middle Of the campaign. And In
addition had to carry the hOOdOO Of
Harrison's bOssism Of the campaign.
1t would seem as II the school
strike" nuisance Ia to be a standing
Institution In our midst.
We learned on Thursday morning II
strike for Il longer recess was called
the previous afternoon by fifty pupils
Df the George Schneider school. North
IIOyne and Wellington streets. The
children "went out" ut = o'clock ana
lid not return. When they left they
said that II the others do not "strike"
here will be trouble. The school IL In
charge of Mrs. Il. i. Fisk. who made
IN attempt TO dissuade the children
from leaving the school, and. failing.
sent n call to the Sheffield avenue pO-
Ice station. 4 sergeant and four pa
trolmen We're sent to the school. and
when the strikers saw them they dis
lersed.
This Is not only a nuisance but It IL
disgrace to the public school system
II Chicago. Stringent measures should
~ taken by the School Board and 9TH
II proper authorities to put an end to
his outrageous buffOOnery.
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An informal discussion of the pub
ic funds interest problem" by men,
'ers of the Drainage Board during
afternoons meeting show
NJ how large u saving had been made
~ the Sanitary District through re-
ulrement that the Treasurer turn over
III interest to the board.
Trustee Wcnter. who was presiding
declared that more than
100000 had been saved to the dis
riot In this way In the eleven years
I the boards existence. In some