Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-06-21

reelection through many years ana al
ways by Increased majOrities. There Is
no doubt that Mr.. Powers will give the
people Of the Seventeenth District as
good and satisfactory representation In
the Legislature as he did those OF the
Nineteenth Ward In the City Council.
MIR. Powers was the recipient during
the week Of hundreds of hearty con.
gratulatiOns.
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Hon. william +. Mahony received the
full support OF The Eagle for renOm-
inatiOn to Congress. and It IL glad now
to be able to tender to that gentleman
It's congratulations. The people OF Mr..
Mahony's district honor themselves In
doing honor to him, for better. cleaner
or more consistent representative the
people OF Chicago have never had In
Congress. He II n native Of the district
which he represents. and his friends
and neighbOrs. as well as the entire
Democratic party Of Cook County. are
proud Of him. His election IL assured.
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Congressman James McAndrews has
been renOmlnated. as he deserved to be-.
from the Fifth Congressional District.
Mr.. McAndrews will be elected without
| trouble.
Policemen and elromen |!
Remember to vote against
Charles NJ. Walker on cleo.
tlon day. He 10 the Corpora.
tlon Counsel under whose
legal advice you and your
families lost one months
paw this year. Beat him at
the polls.
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The Democrats of the Third Congress
slOnal District showed their apprecla.
tiOn of true merit and faithful services
by renominatLng Congressman George
i. Foster The people of the district
irrespective of party, will take pleasure
In showing II similar appreciation on
election day. Mr.. Foster has proven to
be one of the most capable and useful
members of the national legislature
his vote and influence being invariably
east for the welfare OF the people and
the cause of good government.
Mr. Fosters denomination came with
out opposition. and the hearty and en-
thusiastic manner In which his name
was received in the convention demon
strated his wonderful popularity.
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Bishop Fallows drew attention In his
sermon last Sunday to the dire result,
| accruing from nOn-enfOrcement of tht
city laws and ordinances. Bishop Fal
lows Is not the only public-spirlted citi
zen who Is being awakened to tht
shortcomings Of our city adminlstra
tiOn.
Albert Graf. the well known ant
successful paving contractor. celebrat
ed his fOrty-secOnd birthday In pleas
ant family reunion at his home II
Evanston on last Monday. The birth
day party was arranged by Mrs. Gran
and number of personal friends wh'
know and admire the many excellen
qualities of the genial gentleman ant
fine citizen in whose honor 1t was held
All who know Mr.. Graf wish hin
many happy returns of the auspicou'
occasion.
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James Reddick will undoubtedly h'
elected to the office Of County Clerk
for which he has been nominated b!
the Republicans OF Cook County. NJ
hetter man could be elected to the pO
sitiOn, for Mr.. Reddick has the hon
esty and the ability to fulfill all the du
ties thereof.
1t Is not an exaggeratiOn to say Iha
Mr.. Reddick has proven himself one O
the most popular Republicans WHO ha
ever sought office In Cook County. III
has been invariably courteous, pains
taking and efficient in office, and "a
such has made for himself hosts of per
sOnal friends even outside OF party o
political consideration. Good citizen
will take pleasure In showing thei