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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-03-28

To the Editor of The Chicago Eagle:
Dear Sir-Mny | intrudc upon your
valuable space to call attention to an
incident in the official career Of Car
ter II. Harrison which 1t would he
well for union wOrkmen. and particu-
larly the organized iron moldcrs of
Chicago. to remember on election day.
During the time the strikes ~ the
Allis. Chalmers and the Gates Iron
Works were in full swing. owing to
the way the city administration han
died It's finances. u large number of
police officers had to he laid off for Il
month without pay. The month dur
ing which these officers were not at
work they got employment ns special
policemen for the protection 0f non.
union workmcn. These police officers,
dressed In the full uniform. clubbcd
the union workmcn mercllessly and
generally treated them outrageously.
\ delegation of the Iron Moldcrs' I'm.
ion waited on Mayor Harrison and
asked him to call these policemen on.
but Harrison fatty declined to do II.
looking on complnccntly NJ his blue
coats In full uniform clubbing and nr.
resting unfortunate union working
men struggling for n principle.
wonder II Harrison thinks tina, or
gnnized labor II going to forget this.
Yours respectfully.
IRON MOLDER.
| Chicago. March ~.
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The Democrats are talking of naming
Judge William Prcntiss for Il judgcshlp.
No better man could be named.
Hon. Joseph Mcdill Patterson IL also
a valuable man In the Legislature and
an able defender Of the public veal.
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Captain william T.. Black will make
Il strong and popular candidate on the
Democratic judicial ticket.
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Hon. Henry &. Beltlcr IL u most use
ful member of the present General AS
sembly.
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| Mr.. Leo Ernst IL one OF the most
successful Of ChicagO's host of capa-
bic business men.
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Mr.. Frederick Duffy IL bright
young attorney. ana one of the coming
men In public affairs.
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Hon. Robert Redtield has high and
honorable record. both as lawyer ana
u public official.
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Mr.. Edward q. Uihlein as a business
man and citizen commands the respect
of everybody.
Mr.. Joseph \. O'DOnncll would bo
one of the strongest candidates the
Democrats could name for Judge.
Mr.. Chris Il. O'Ifrlen. the wc.l-knOwn
manager for George Il. Heidbrink, ai
172 North Clark street, Is among the
most popular citizens of the North
Side.
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Hon. q. j, ChOtt IL regarded rs one
of the best Justices of the Peace In
Cook County, and man well versed
I'm the law.
Mr.. Virgil NJ, Brand IL one of til,
really great business men Of Chicago
There IL no more valued or respected
citizen than he.
Mr.. Andrew j. Iiirschl would make
n strong candidate for Judge. He has
II splendid reputation as n lawyer.
Attorney Ephraim Banning. of iht
well-knOwn law firm Of Banning 4
Banning. would make an excellent
Judge OF the Circuit Court.
Hon. Michael j. Quinn Is an excel
lent Justice of the Peace and Is strong
~ talked of for u Democratic n0mina
ton for Circuit Court Judge.
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Mr.. Charles l.. Caswcll, Jr., Is n first
class lawyer ana among the most sue
cessful practitioners In the courts OF
Cook County.
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Mr.. Kickham Scanlan Is one of til,
best lawyers In the city ana wOuli
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-03-28

so each: inspectors, 500 each. Fire
men In proportion.
The police and flrcmcn should resist
this thing to the last.
Tickets for the "Watita ball. were
sent to each police station with in
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-03-28

structiOns to return none of them.
They averaged $500 to the station,
There are 10 stations. This made %
total slush fund of S25.SOO
Day laborers are "docked' % cents
n day for campaign purposes.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-03-28

street. They will soon move into new
and more commodious premises in the
Tribune building.
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Hon. Edward \. Dickcr is II good
and reliable master in chnnccry and
would make an excellent Judge.
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Hon. william Eisfcldt has the high
regard of all who know him. \ bust
ness man of fair and honorable meth.
ods. he Is also u man who made one
of the best Aldermen ever elected to
the city Council of Chicago.
Mr.. George Il. lleidbrink, of 1I2
North Clark street. has the respect of
the entire business community.
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Mr.. W. T.. Rcnd. the great coal mer-
chant. II among those citizens who
have built up the commercial pros
pcrity of Chicago.
Hon. Max Ebcrhnrlt IL one Of our
hest magistrates.
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Mr.. william Lcgner Is one of the
most popular citizens of Chicago. Po.
litically he II one of the true leaders
of the Democratic party. and In the
mercantile world he Is respected by
everybody.
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Vote for Joseph I. Junk for Alder
man in the Twenty.Dinth Ward.
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The contracting firm of Joseph j,
Duffy Is one of the greatest of Its kind
In the country.
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Hon. Adams \. Goodrich Is u man
who would grace the Circuit bench.
He doubtless could have u nomination
on the Democratic ticket II he cared
for II.
Mr.. Clyde \. Morrison Is regarded as
among the brightest members of the
Chicago bar. He has handled many
important eases with eminent ability.
Mr.. Charles j. NOpicka Il the kind of
business man of whom all Chicago Is
proud.
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Hon. William II. Bnrnum will In all
probability be one Of the Democratic
nominees for n judgeship. lie would
he one of the strongest candidates on
the ticket.
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| Under the able management of Mr.
james W. Nye. the great lnsuranc,
firm of Ducat n Lyon Is enjoying won
dcrful and ever increasing success.
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Mr.. Charles II. Wackcr Is one %
the leading business men ana most In
ilucntial Democrats of Chicago.
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Hon. Francis \. Riddle Is u graa
lawyer and would make n fine Judge
He Is II strong AMI consistent Rrpnb
lican, and II good citizen.
Mr.. Edward ii. Peters Is undoubtcd
~ one df the most courteous and popll
lar as well as successful, real cstat,
men In Chicago.
Mr.. George Mills Rogers is n high
class Democrat, ns well rs II mos
able lawyer. He will probably he on,
of the Democratic nominees In til,
coming judicial campaign.
Hon. Luther Latin Mills Is n mal
who would he an ornament to the Cir
cult Court bench.
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The public never received such salts
factory service from the Chicago Tcle
phone Company as at present. Undr
the able ana entelprlsing management
of Mr.. \. :. lIibbard, II steadily grow
in scope ana efficiency.
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Alderman Nathan r. Brcnncr is
partner of City Clerk William I.oelllc
In the American Insulated Wire Cabl,
Company, 241 to 2i7 South jefferson
street, and is one Of the most activ,
men in the City Council. lie has th'
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-03-28

backing of City Clerk I.ocfiler ana his
army of friends. and from his bust.
ness connection with that well-knOwn
official has II great standing in the
business community.
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Mr.. John l.. Fitzgerald. of the Ham.
mond Dlstilling Company. Is one of
the most successful as well as popular
business men In the West.
Hon. Andrew j. Ryan. the well.
known lawyer. whose record as City
Attorney was faultlcss. would make I,
splendid Judge. The Democrats could
not name u better man.
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Hon. Thomas \. Smyth Is giving
| valuable service to the public ana the
taxpayers ns President of the Drain
age Board.
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Mr.. Theodore Oehne IL among the
most valued and highly respected men
In the commercial life of Chicago.
Hon. william T. Hail IL fine law.
yer ana II just and able justice of the
peace.
Mr.. Julius Schiller II one of Chi.
cagO's most valued citizens.
Alderman Charles Werno has mad,
II record that Is unsurpassed for hon
esty. integrity and usefulness AZ Il
member of the City Council.
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Stillman Il. Jameson IL u rising and
successful young lawyer and Il brill
liant master I'M chancery.
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Mr.. Joseph Theurcr Is n business
man who commands universal respect
Mr.. Paul o. Stensland, the highly rc
spected banker, Is among the most IN
hucntial men either In political Ol
business life In the city.
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Mr.. Peter Fortune. head of the grca,
Fortune Brewery. enjoys the highes,
esteem and regard of all good citizens
In official life as well as In business
life he always commanded the respec
Of ull the people.
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Thomas a. Rooney would make ;
good Alderman of the Fifth Ward.
There Is no more popular business
man In Chicago than Mr.. Albert Graf
head of the wcll-knOwn cement pawn:
concern.
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Hon. George Kersten would sustain
as n Judge of the Circuit Court III,
line record hc has made rs II justice
of the peace.
Hon. Edward +. Dunno Is admitted
10 he one of the soundest lawyers ol
the Circuit Court bench. He will Ger
tninly be nominated for reelection b!
the Democratic judicial convention,
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Mr.. Henry Nogel's buffet at l5I Ran
dolph street is one of the fines, on tn
South Side.
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The name of Attorney i. \. IIine
would add strength to the Democrnti
judicial ticket.
Mr.. Sydney Stein IL one of the hes
Masters In Chancery In Chicago. II
IL u sound and successful lawyer.
Hon. James NJ. Doyle Is u credit Il
the magistracy of Cook County.
Mr.. Charles G. Breyer, Of the well
known plumbing establishment ut Is
West Division street. Is one of I'll
most popular of West Side busnes
men.
49,
County Commissioner Edwin !,
Walker Is one of the very best men VIII
ever held office in Cook County.
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1 Hon. Daniel J. McMahOn has prove
himself one Of the best lawyers VIII
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-03-28

ever filled the office of attorney for the
Board of Education. Prominent lead.
ers favor his nomination for Judge on
the Democratic ticket.
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Mr. Elmer Il. Beach will probably re-
ccivc II Republican nomination To the
bench. lie Is one of the strongest Re
publicans on the North Side and u fine
lawyer.
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Mr.. Andrew J. Graham. the popular
West side banker. Is among the most
public.spiritcd citizens Of Chicago. AS
Il member of the West Park Board he
has always stood for the welfare of the
public and the taxpayers.
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Hon. james lteddick was one Of the
best officials who ever held office In this
county or State. lie is one of the men
who constitute the real backbone of the
Republican party.
Hon. John Barton Payne Is one of
the greatest lawyers In Chicago. AS
n Judge lie reflected honor on the
bench.
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Alderman Charles Alling has a good
record ns II useful Councilman.
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Hon. james j. Gray II II man who re-
fleets credit on himself ns a member Of
the County Board of Assessors.
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Mr.. J. J. Vanderbilt. the wcll-known
South side merchant. would be vnlu-
able man In any official capacity.
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Hon. james II. Eckels, the great Chi.
cagO banker IL one Of the most hOnored
as well as able members of the Demo-
cratic party.
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Mr.. George II. Walker, the popular
South side lawyer, Is among the bright.
est members Of the bar.
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Mr.. Stephen =. Revere Is giving gen.
eral satisfaction as head of the state
Employment Bureau.
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The wcll-knOwn contracting firm of
Jackson n Corbct, 1lO4 Ashland Block,
II among the most successful ana rcli-
able In the country.
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Mr.. J.. j. Switzer Is one of the West
Sides popular business men.
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Mr.. Rudolph Brand, the well-knOwn
brewer and public-splrlted citizen, Is II
man that the city is proud Of.
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| Hon. Joel NJ. LOngeneceker Is one of
the ablest lawyers who ever served the
public In an official or professional ca
pacity.
| Hon. w. W. Wilson will without
doub, make u credltable record rs Il
member of Congress.
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Alderman William q. Kuester's rec,
ord in the Council Is faultless. He ably
represents the true interests of all the
people of the Twenty-siXth Ward.
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Mr. Berger OslaDd, the capable Sec
retary of the Wacker Il Birk Brewing
Company, stands In the front ranks of
Chicago's most respected business men,
Mr.. Henry II. Weaver, head of the
great Weaver Coal Company. would I'LL
with credit the office of Mayor or OF
chief executive of the State.
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Hon. u. 4. Eckhart, head of the great
milling company of Eckhart h Swan
is doing splendid work for Graemt
Stewart.
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Hon. John i. McGoorty. In addition
to being II good lawyer Is u popular
and influential Democrat. He wOult
make II strong candidate for Judge.
Mr.. James a. Hogan, the popular gen
cral manager and secretary OF the Iii
nois Stone Company, Is one of the mos
influential members Of the Republican
party.
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will and high esteem of all good citi.
zens.
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Mr.. Ephraim Banning. the we'll
known and respected lawyer. Is
looked upon as u man who would make
n fine judge. Mr.. Banning is II lawyer
of wide experience and citizen of the
highest integrity.
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Hon. George T.. Foster Is Il splendid
Congressman. and has made II faith
ful as well as able representative, of
the people of Cook County and the
state of Illinois.
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Mr.. William j. Sutherland. the able
Chicago manager of the great Mooney
Il Bolnnd Detective Agency. Is one of
the most respected citizens of chi
cago. aS well us one of the most sue
ccssful detectives In the country.
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Mr.. Robert Il. Cantwell has n splcn-
did reputation as n lawyer and n citi-
zen. There Is no member of the Chi
cagO bar more esteemed or respected
than he.
~~
Mr.. Harry Il. Gibbons. the popular
box manufacturers, stands well In the
business community and IL one of the
most popular Democrats on the North
Side.
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Mr.. Alexander Hannah. of the firm
of Hannah n Hogg. Is II great mcr.
chan, and II line citizen.
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Hon. George B. Swift Is doing some
of the greatest construction work in
the South.
Mr.. George LomnX Is among the
most prosperous ana popular Of Chi
Cages merchants.
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Mr.. Albert \. Rosenegk, the capable
manager of the Pabst Brewing Com.
pany. Is one of ChicagO's most respect.
| cd business men. Under his direction
the affairs of the great Milwaukee,
brewery are being admirably run.
| Mr.. John 4. FetZer Is another of Chi
Cages great business men who IL sup.
porting Graeme Stewart for Mayor.
| Hon. Abncr Smith will undoubtedly
he nominated by the Republicans for
reelection to the Circuit Court bench
His record ns II iurlst Is without fault
or blcmish.
%cA
Captain John e. Dalton Is one OF
the substantial business men of tht
Twenty-iirst Ward, lie made fail
nnd manly fight for the DcmOcIut!,
Aldermanlc nomination.
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Mr.. Edward Osgood Brown will I'M
doubtclly he one of the Democratic
nominees for Judge. lie has n splcn
did reputation as u lawyer and Il cli
zen, ana would make II great Judge.
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| Mr.. Henry T.. Brandt, the popular
painter and decorator, 40 ana iis
Lincoln avenue, stands high IN the cs
tlnution of his friends and nclghbor.
of the Twcnty.ffth Ward.
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| Mr. Lyman Il. Cooley Is man who
as an eminent engineer as well H.
former public official. has earned t
splendid reputation. He Is one of th'
strongest men in the Democratic part!
of Chicago.
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Hon, Edward 7. GlennOn Is II ver!
able lawyer. and reliable ana capa
bile master in chanccry.
49,
County Commissioner Joseph
Flanagan Is one of the best member
of the County Board.
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, MI 'lllTleS iihHhlln, proprietor
the Pdn.American, Is one of the mos
popular business men on the SOut
Side.
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Hon. Norris -. i. Thomas Is amon
) the very best men mentioned for
] Democratic judicial nomination..
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1 Messrs, Thompson Brothers, the wei
known agents for the old Cascad
brand of Tennessee whlskcy. are do
Ing a splendid business at " Rive
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-03-28

Mr.. Ephraim Banning. the we'll
known and respected lawyer. Is
looked upon as u man who would make
II fine judge. Mr.. Banning is II lawyer
of wide experience and citizen of the
highest integrity.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-03-28
I(66A

Alderman Nathan r. Brcnncr is II
partner of City Clerk William Loelller
in the American Insulated Wire Cable
Company, 2il to 2i7 South jefferson
street, and is one Of the most active
men in the City Council He has the
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-03-28

and more commodious premises I'm the
Tribune Building.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-03-28

Hon. George +. Foster Is Il splendid
ful as well as able representative of
the people of Cook County and the
state of Illinois.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-03-28

ever filled the office of attorney for the
Board of Education. Prominent lead.
crs favor his nomination for Judge on
the Democratic ticket.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-03-28
Wholesale Colonization Reported from Bum
Lodging House Districts in First and
Eighteenth Wards,
But Republican Managers Prepare for Emer-
gency-Will Strike Thousands Of
Migrants from Registry
Meantime States Attorney Deneen Stands
Ready to Act-Grand Jury May
Get Busy.


will and high esteem of all good citi
zens.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-03-28

MesSrs, Thompson Brothers, the well
known agents for the old Cascade
brand of Tennessee whlskey. are do.
ing splendid business at ~ River
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-03-28

Mr.. Elmer Il. Beach will probably re-
ccivc II Republican nomination To the
bench. lie Is one of the strongest Re
publlcans Oh the North Side and II lint
lnwyer.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-03-28

Mr.. William ]. Sutherland. The able
Chicago manager of the great Mooney
Il Bolund Detective Agency. Is one of
the most respected citizens of chi
cago. as well as one of the most sue
ccssful detectives In the country.
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Hon Ernst IIummel will run far
ahead Of his ticket
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MIR. Thomas &. Dennehy Is the kind
business man whom the people like
honor.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-03-28

Ir. FrcIcrick schultz is typical cit
J of Chicago. He is capable busi-
man, and has during his life so
ucted himself as to earn the good
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-03-28
Citizens from Many Parts Of Town Write
Of Men and Events Of the
Day.
Pointed Questions Asked Regarding the Trans
actions Of Public Bodies and Of
Political Leaders.
Gossip Of the City and Of the Country
Forms the Subject Of Com.
munications.

advocated for a Republican nomina-
tiOn to the bench.
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Mr.. Robert Il. Cantwell has n splcn.
did reputation as n lawyer and ciii.
zen. There Is no member of the Chi
cngo bar more esteemed or respected
than he.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-03-28

The public never received such salts
factory service from the Chicago Tcle-
phone Company as at present. Under
the able ana enterprlsing management
of Mr.. \. :. lIibbard, II steadily grows
in scope ana efficiency.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-03-28

Just think OF IT, In the First Ward
alone there are $500 suspected names,
while II II claimed that In the Eight
ecnth Ward the registration i double
ana even triple what II should he.
Every barrel house, lodging house,
opium joint ana other questionable re-
sort IN the lever and river ward lodg
ing house districts are said 10 he filled
with strangers imported into the city
aud cOlOnlZcd for election day.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-03-28

backing Of City Clerk Locflier ana his
army of friends. and from his busi-
ness connection with that well.knOwn
official has u great standing In the
httsiunso community
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-03-28

Mr.. Harry Il. Gibbons. the popular
box manufacturers. stands well In the
business community ana Is one Of the
most popular Democrats on the North
Side.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-03-28

Hon. John Il. Owens. the able law
yer and highly popular Democratic
lawyer. who received his party nom-
ination for reelection to the city At
tOrneyship. is one of the strongest can
dilntcs before the public. Mr.. Owens
has run the City Attorneys office to
the satisfaction of the public and with
honor To himself.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-03-28

Hon. Edward a. Dicker is II good
and reliable master In chnnccry and
would make an excellent Judge.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-03-28

Hon. Norris ~. l.. Thomas Is anon.
the very best men mentioned for I
Democratic judicial nomination..
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-03-28

Mr. Lyman Il. Cooley Is Il man who,
as an eminent engineer, as well as II
former public official. has earned II
splendid reputation. lie Is one of the
strongest men in the Democratic party
of Chicago.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-03-28

Mr.. Henry T.. Brandt, the popular
painter and decorator, 44i and IiS
Lincoln avenue, stands high IN the cs-
tlnution of his friends and neghbors
of the Twcnty-ffth Ward.
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Mr.. Andrew J. Graham. the popular
West side banker, is among the most
publlc.spirited citizens Of Chicago. AS
Il member of the West Park Board he
has always stood for the welfare of the
public and the taxpayers.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-03-28

Hon. Abncr Smith will undoubtedly
he nominated by the Republicans for
reelection to the Circuit Court bench
His record as II iurlst Is without fault
or blCmish.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-03-28

Hon. George Il. Swift Is doing some
of the greatest construction work in
the South.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-03-28

Captain John &. Dalton Is one OF
the substantial business men of tht
Twcnty-first Ward. lie made II fail
and manly fight for the Democrat,
Aldermanlc nomination.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-03-28

Mr.. Alexander Hannah. of the iiri
of Hannah n Hogg. Is II great mel
chan, and u line citizen.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-03-28

Mr.. George LOmnX Is among
most prosperous ana popular of G
cagO's merchants.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-03-28

Mr., Charles Hanniin, proprietor o
the Pan.American, is one of the mos
popular business men on the SOurI
Side.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-12-11

Hot on the trail of his wife who
had left his bosom, George Freeman
of Tacoma, Wash, was in Kalispel
this week Ell route from Great Falls
to Spokane and other western points
where his errant spouse might be
found Mrs. Freeman left her hus-
band in Tacoma several weeks ago
taking with her $500 belonging to
him. but he declares his pursuit OF
her is not to recover the money. but
to induce her to return and live with
him. Freeman has travelled down the
coast from Seattle to San Francisco
and return. and is now on his way
from Butte, Anaconda. Helena and
Great Falls. In the latter city he
spent several days as his wife had
been there for several weeks. but she
skipped out shortly before his arri
val. She was told that her husband
was on her trail and hurriedly left
the city, not even stopping for her
trunk. Her destination, as she gave
it out. was Shelby Junction or Cut
Bank. but she wired an expressman
to ship her baggage to Spokane, and
Mr.. Freeman thinks he will find her
there.
A woman closely answering her de
scription was in Kalispell for several
days about the first of the month
and roomed at one of the lodging
houses. She was seen about the
streets after night with great fire.
quency and her actions We're various
ly commented upon After becom-
ing quite a familiar figure she sud
denly disappeared and is believed to
have left the city although she may
be living in retirement
Mr. Fireman spent but a short time
in Kalispell, believing that his wife
had gone to Spokane: that he would
find her there and bring an end to
his long pursuit of several thousand
miles and his journey end in lovers
IN Getting