Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-10-04

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Hon. Henry Sherman Boutell. Repub-
lican candidate for reelection to Con.
gross. is sweeping all opposition before
him In the Ninth Congressional Dis
trict
In addition to being man of proven
ability. Mr.. Boutell Is a resident of the
district. and has. moreover. made a
great record for himself as a member
of the last Congress. both as u careful
and able dcbater of matters of state,
and us an orator on occasions of a
different nature. Democrats and Re-
publlcans alike will take pleasure in
honoring Mr.. Boutell with their votes
on election day.
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Hon. A. Il. Porter. Republican candi.
date for Clerk of the Appellate Court.
Is one of the most commendable can
didates on the county ticket. He has
made n useful and honorable official
In other capacities. and. II elected.
would make an excellent Clerk of the
Appellate Court.
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Charles Il. Hyde would make for.
midnble candidate for the Mayoralty
on the Republican ticket next spring.
Mr.. Hyde is one Of the best known
business men In Chicago. and Is es.
teemed by all who know him.
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Mr.. Charles A. RaggIe. Republican
candidate for County Commissioner. Is
n gentleman of excellent qualifications
for the business. He Is engaged in the
catering business mt IS Adams, of
which he has made decided success.
Mr.. Raggio Is a man of means and edu.
cation, and would make first.clnss
member Of the Board Of County Com.
missiOners.
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Mr.. ]. J. Vanderbilt, the prominent
-four and feed man. Of the Thirty third
Ward. Is one Of the strongest men
named by the Republicans for the
Board Of County Commissioners. Mr.
Vanderbilt Is a young man. In the
prime Of life, successful business
man and in every way model citizen
He Ii n native Of Cook County, having
been born in the town Of Holland just
80 years ngO.
He has never held or sought elective
Office before. having always hitherto
devoted his time to his business inter
csts. All citizens who desire to sec
the affairs Of Cook County in snfe
hands will vote for men like Mr.. J. J.
Vanderbilt.
Mr.. Louis +. Altpeter Ia one OF the
very best candidates on the Demo
cratic ticket. He IL n gentleman Of
excellent standing and reputation, and
he will make great race. As many
Republicans will seek out his name tG
east their votes for him, he will prob
ably run well ahead Of his ticket.
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Hon. william Hale Thompson's can
didacy for County Commissioner hn'
added immensely to the strength OF
the entire Republican county ticket
He Will draw thousands OF Democrat,
votes to It from all over the county
His record as an official and either
II such as to bespeak the confidence OF
the voters Of all parties.
Mr.. George w. Dixon will surely bt
elected to the Senate from the Frs1
Senatorial District. Mr.. Dixon IL tn,
Republican nominee, hut Democrats
are fOcking to his banner In scores
As tho district is Republican anyway
It will be seen that Mr. DiXOn's success
IL assured. He will make an excellent
member OF the State Legislature.
Hon. George T.. Foster has no OppO
sition In his candidacy for Congress
In the Fourth District. All Of the voters
OF the district will take pleasure IN
voting to re-elect Mr.. Foster to the
high office of which he has already
proven himself eminently worthy.
| WIZ ioT IIOu' bOuu AOWcSS ih tuc
Seventeenth Senatorial District.
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The people Of the State Of Illinois
will take pleasure in h0nOring Hon.
Fred 4. Busse by giving him the
largest plurality ever given candi'
date for State Treasurer. Mr.. Busse
Is sterling Republican, but Demo
Gratis all through the State will vote
for him In large numbers.
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Mr. Frederick Duffy IL making fine
race for the Legislature In the Twenty
seventh Senatorial District. Mr.. Duffy
IL running rs an Independent Republi-
can, ana will receive the support and
the votes Of all good citizens.
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Hon. ID. J. McAIahon. attorney for
the Board of Education. win be In line
for one of the Democratic judicial nom-
nations next time there Is an election
on. He IN Il first-class citizen and an
able lawyer.
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Hon. A. ]. Kettering will be elected
to the Senate hands down in the Third