Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-16

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n fearful catastrophe in which hun
dreds of lives were lost these thcatcr
hands might have had the dccency to
keep quiet As they had not. lIarri-
son should have had the dcccncy to
clear them out. Instead lie Piled his
gavcl ever 81 mildly.
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1t is n safe bet that in the ruflian.
~ mob which Harrison permitted to
hiss the representatives of the people
during the discussion of the lire ordi.
nance were tlw cowardly u~hrrs who
hrd from the lrouuoi> lire. leaving the
exits locked aud the people To the
mercy uf the flames.
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With the appearance of the CitiznnS'
Anti-trimc Committee on the scene the
days of the scapcguut are at an end
The public may look for the genuine
article now.
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Hon John q. King * Il leader of the
Cook County bar. As Il lawyer and nm
iS man of the widest experience in
the domain of law. fact which is
best atteStcd 10y his long and success.
ful career. lie is much spokcn of for
Superior Court judge. and would make
an ideal one.
Hon. William Hale I nompson holds
u foremost place among Chicauo's
most respected citizens. As Alderman
nnd as member of the Board of Coun
~ commissioners he has been upright.
faithful To the interests of the tax.
payer and in general most active and
useful official
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Mr.. Frederick schultz is II valuable
member of the West Park Board. He
Is indcfatigahlc In his labors FOR the
public interests. Mr.. schultz is a sue.
cessful business man. being head of the
well known West Side firm of Schultz
n llirsch.
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The Chicago Mortgage Loan Com.
pany stands in the foremost ranks of
Chicaco's financial concerns. II Is con.
Quoted by business men of the highest
standing.
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Hon. Edward Muelhocfcr il n first
class business man and has an excel.
lent record as n former member of the
City Council. lie IL prominently men.
toned for the Republican nomination
for Coroner.
Hon. Joseph \. O'Donncll commands
the respect of both bench and bar. He
IL great lawyer and would make an
excellent Judge Of the superior Court
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Hon. II. 4. Eckhnrt would make n
strong candidate for Governor of ILL
nois. As head of the great milling firm
of Eckhart N Swan, he has shown his
splendid business abilities. In the re-
sponslble position of member of the
Drainage Board he proved himself n
safe and reliable man for public of.
flee. He Is Il lifelong Republican and
citizen who has always taken Il lively
Interest and an honorable part In the
public affairs of the city of Chicago
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Mr. T. c. Haley. the able ana popu.
lar special counsel for the Drainage
Board. IL one of the greatest lawyers
In this State. lie has been invariably
successful In the conduct of the ltiga.
tlon of the Sanitary District.
Hon. Cyril Il. Jandiis. the well
known and popular lawyer, will prob
ably he the Democratic nominee for
Congress in the Fifth District. Mr..
.Iandus is man of high character. n
good citizen. ana has to his credit
moreover an exceptionally good record
as Il member OF the Senate in the last
Legislature.
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Gustayus j. Tatgc will. beyond
doubt, be one of the Democratic nom.
inees for Judge of the superior Court.
He Is one of the ableSt lawycrs i'm
Chicago and would make an excellent
record on the bench,
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TIL" Independent brewing Company
Is one of our greatest business con-
Germs.
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Hon. William +. NulIouy has made
splendid record IN Congress. The
voters Of III" Eighth Congressional
District are all with him aud his re-
election Is practically assured,
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Hon, oliver H. Horton has since his
retirement from the bench made very
satisfactory partnership arrangemonts
and has II large and lucrative prac.
lice. Judge Horton has fine record
as II former member of the Circuit
Court bench. Judge Horton was one
Of the greatest Corporations C0unscls
the city OF Chicago has ever had. lie
is II great ana versatile lawyer and on
account Of his qualifications has re.
Gently been appointed to some import
amt receiycrships.
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1t Is the opinion OF many
people that anyone who lost
a relative in the lYOOuOi8