Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-07-05
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mcdiately thereafter entered Yale Uni
versity. where he diligently pursued
the severe literary course there pre-
scrlbel for the period of four years,
graduating In 1890 and leaving that
famous school with an excellent educa-
ton In all the profound studies calcu-
lated to make life n success. Mr..
Weare Mt once launched into that busi-
ness career in which he has been such
conspicuous success. Indeed. as an
all.arOund business man. he has few
equals today among either the young
cr or the older generation In Chicago.
In 1890 Mr.. Weare engaged In the com
mission business on South Water street,
under the firm name of the Weare-
Fyffc Produce Company. after which
he turned his attention to the real
estate business. In which he engaged
with Dunlap Smith 4 Co.. where he
became highly proficient In that line OF
business. In 1891 he entered the real
estate business on his own account,
and Is to-day one of the leading real
estate men of the city. He makes a
speciality of Morton Park property. and
particularly OF many desirable and val
liable holdings In Sections ~ and 33 In
the town Of Cicero.
So strong IL the popular belief In his
honesty ana trustwOrthlness that he
has been given the management Of the
Il. +. Stauffer subdivision In Section %,
Town Of Cicero. which consists of III
lots. As an example Of his exceptional
skill and ability In this his chosen pur-
suit. II may be stated that on Aug. !,
1893. the day Of the great Chicago pan
ic. Mr. Weare sold sixty-three lots in
the Stauffer subdivision for $4,000, di-
rectly IN the teeth of the panic and the
hard times that were sure To follow.
He has also been given the managcmnt
of the Cudahy Il Weare subdivision Of
Morton Park. consisting of 100 acres,
and has adopted new. novel AMI supe-
riOr methods In placing this valuable
tract before the attention of investors.
Thus by birth, education and business
training Mr.. Weare il magniticently
equipped for the duties which await
him as u legislator and law.maker for
his native State.
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Another sign Of the times on the Re
publican side Of local politics may be
found In their first mass meeting Of
the campaign, which was held In the
'rhirty-secOnd Ward on Monday night.
The gathering took place ut the new
clubhouse OF the Peoples Republican
Club Of the Thirty-secOnd Ward, and
many speakers, including every candi-
date on the ticket, were present. Down
IN this district, perhaps more than any
other In Cook County, there have been
bitter internal difficulties In the party
organization. ana II looked at one time
rs II nothing could settle them except
a real Kilkenny cat" fight. Now,
however, Il very different spirit seems
to prevail. and II one may Judge byf
surface indications there never wa1
anything more thoroughly oiled and
smOOthed than the troubled waters of
Republican politics there.
The schedule Of dates for the fall elec.
ton has been made up by the Board Of
Election Commissioners as follows,
with registration days on Saturdays to
accommodate many who otherwise
would not find II convenient to register:
Saturday, Oct. 4-Last day to file
nomination papers.
Saturday, Oct. 4-First day Of regis
tratiOn; polls open from s A. N. to 0
p. m.
Tuesday, Oct. 14-SecOnd and last
day Of registration; polls open 8 a. IN.
to D p. IN.
Saturday, Oct. 1S-RevisiOn of regis
try; polls open from @ to 1Op. m.
Monday, Oct. 2O-Latest day for
Withdrawals of candidate from ticket.
Tuesday, Oct. --latest day for filing
clearinghouse statements.
Tuesday, Nov. 4-ElectiOn day; polls
open from @ a. m. to 4 p. IN.
Spencer Ward. the well known and
successful North Side lawyer, was not
named on the Democratic judicial tick
ct, hut he will Ike heard from later
when the hOnOrs Of his party will not
he empty. as would have been the case
In this instance.
Charles c. Breyer, the wealthy West
Side plumber, is already being talked
OF as man who would make splen.
did candidate for City Treasurer on tho
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