Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-08-30


sole proprietor of the handsome buf.
fet ut the corner of North Clark and
Kinzie streets. Few political leaders
have as many warm friends as the
Senator. He deserves his popularity,
as his friendship II of the kind that
| sticks.
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Hon. A. ]. Ketterlng. Republican can.
dldate for the Senate In the Third Dis.
trict, should win out "hands down."
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Hon. Henry c. Beitler's record will
re-elect him to the Legislature In the
Thlrty-first Senatorial District. His
success would be victory I'm the cause
Of good government.
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Hon. George +. Foster In one of the
ablest ana most faithful Representa-.
tives In Congress the people OF Chicago
have ever had. He will be reelected
by an overwhelming majority from his
district.
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Vote for william +. Mahony. He
has made splendid record In Ton
gress and should be reelected by Il
sweeping plurality. as he undoubtedly
will be.
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Hon. william LOrImer will certainly
be elected to Congress this full. Mr.
LOrImer has given proof OF his ability
as u member of the national legisla.
ture. ana Of his faithful and conscien.
tiOus adherence to duty ana to the In.
terests Of his constituents.
Everybody In Chicago knows who
William LOrlmer II. He II the great
est Republican leader that ever took
charge Of the party organization In
this city. He Is practical. able. care
ful and IN unrivaled organizer. In nd
dillon Mr.. LOrimer II u student of pub
lie affairs, and during his previous
terms Of office gave frequent evidence
of the fact that he possesses all Of the
qualities Of statesman. His speech
on the Porto Rlcan tariff bill was a
master speech Of logic and concise rea.
soning. Mr.. Lorimer IL running this
time In a remOdeled district, which,
according to reliable statistics, Is over.
whelmlngly Republican. His hosts OF
friends and admirers are, however
working just as hard as II he were In
the enemy's country" His election
to the Office which he has In the past
80 worthily filed IL assured.
Hon. Max l.. Wolf, for years recOg.
nized Us most able and conscientious
Justice Of the Peace. IL now being
strongly urged as most available can
didate for the City Treasurership on
the Republican ticket next spring. Mr..
Wolff IL one Of the most highly re-
spected citizens Of Chicago. ana the
voters Of Chicago would esteem It a
pleasure and an honor to elevate him
to any municipal or other office within
their gift.
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Why doesn't the Chief of Police In.
terfere with the Cox slot machine on
the elevated railroads? Why this i'm.
munity?
EX-Alderman Edward MuelhOeffer
the popular North slider. Is being
strongly backed for the Republican
nomination for City Clerk next spring.
His nomination would mean his elec-
ton.
Robert Renshaw. one Of the most
highly respected business men of the
North Side, will make great race as
the Democratic candidate for the Leg
islature In the Thirty-first District. Mr..
Renshaw's reputation for business abil-
lty ana general integrity IL first class,
ana the interests of the people would
be safe In his hands as n member OF the
next General Assembly.
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W. ID. MahOn. president OF the Anal
gamated Association Of Street Railway
Employees, has warned the local men
against rushing hOt,headedly into n
strike. Mr. MahOn is a wise and sensi-
BILE man.
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The Chicago public will not give It's
sympathy or support to an unreasOna-
bic strike on the part Of the Chicago
street railway employees.
In addition to having been men,
toned In connection with the United
States SenatOrship. Mr. Frank O. Low
den has also been spoken of during the
past week for the Presidency of the
State League OF Republican Clubs,
which meets Mt Peoria Sept. "a. Since
Mr.. LOwden's name was first men,
toned In connection with the Presi- |
dency Of the league 1t has been taken
up by the country press and he 10 being !