Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-10-15

NbNH mere III lue TuUkS OF Ile DeHO-
cratic party in Cook County or in the
state of Illinois is there an ADLER po-
ltical general than William Loeillar.
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Those who know the sterling quail.
ties and the splendid reputation in
every walk of life of Walter :. Boyle
give small heed to the tempest in
teapot kicked up by certain disgrun-
tied members of the ST. Andrews
Society. in which petty attack has
been directed against that gentleman.
Mr.. Boyle is universally regarded as
one of Chicago's most public-spirited
and highly respected citizens.
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Hon. William Loriiner Is making a
splendid fight for reelection in the
sixth Congressional District. Mr.. Lor-
inner has made most capable and
useful member of Congress. and has
won the high esteem and approval of
his colleagues and the public. He has
ably supported every useful measure
that has come up In Congress since he
has been member of II, and many
high tributes to his ability have been
paid him by the press of all shades Of
public opinion for his steadfast loyal.
~ TO principle and his evident purpose
to do in his official capacity that
which he considers best for the coun-
try. Mr.. Lorlmer Is sef-made man.
He has raised himself TO his present
eminence through his own efforts. In
the course of his long and honorable
career in politics he has never gone
back on his friends, and 1t Is this
characteristic which has gathered
around him the great army Of faith.
ful followers who have stuck and al
ways will stick to him through thick
and thin. Nor are the people who ad.
mire the many excellent traits of cha-.
acter which distinguish William Lori.
mer confined to the Republican party.
lie has hosts Of warm friends on all
sides Of the political fence. OF course
everybody knows, however that Mr..
Lorimer is Republican. He has or
ganlzed victory after victory for the
Republican party In Chicago, Cool;
County and the State Of Illinois. The
leaders Of the Republican party
throughout the country are most de-
sirous OF seeing him returned to Con.
Gress, and his constituents Of the Sixth
District are proud of his record and
are prepared to give him a majority
this time that will demonstrate the full
measure Of their appreciation Of con
scientious, faithful and valuable serv.
ices In the national Legislature.
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George w. Jackson Is justly rated
one Of the foremost engineers OF the
country. The great works which he
has carried to successful operation
speak for themselves. The lowering
Of the tunnels could not be intrusted to
better hands.
While some Of our would-be reform
crs and their newspaper organs are
trying to discredit and bankrupt the
Traction companies, they are Mt The
same time insisting on these same cor
poratlons paying large remuneration to
the city for the privilege of operating
their lines. Where Is the money for
this compensation going TO come from,
II the press and the public persist in
depreciatlng the companies property
and bankruptlng its business?
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James j. Gray is one Of the most
popular county officials in Illinois.
James ]. Gray has made an honor
able record as County Assessor
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Hon, Elbrldge Hanccy will be as
successful in his private practice as an
attorney as he Is brilliant and just us
a jurist.
Thomas 4. Smyth, the popular
drainage trustee, is man who Is re-
spected and liked by all who know
him. He is one Of the most popular
Democrats in Chicago.
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Col. Frank o. Lowden has lust
closed a busy week stumpIng Illinois
IN behalf OF the Republican ticket.
The new Globe Brewery, 4lst street
and Union avenue, has been sue
cess from the start. 1t could not be
otherwise, under the management Of
Philip X. Brand.
Attorney Charles Wesley Novak Is
one OF our most successful lawyers.
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Kickham Seaman has won his spurs
in many hotly.contested case in the
courts Of Cook County, and Is justly