Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-11-12

the unprecedented IA, rCWaiuS that in
such former Stroughods of Democracy
as the First Fourth. Eighth. Ninth
TcNth. Eighteenth. Nineteenth aud
Twenty. Wards. the vote for
Roosevelt ran CLOSE to or surpassed the
combined vote of Parker and pcbs.
The election ot Henry j. kolzc to
the Board of County commissioners
will please everybody. lie is Il first
class business man and will give the
public capable and valuable services
National Committeeman Roger e.
sullivan attributes the falling of in
the Democratic vote in Chicago to the
gains made 10y the Socialists. He al
lcgcs. and with some show of reason.
that this is due to Il certain class of
newspapers who have been consistent.
~ exploiting their views aud aiding
their propaganda.
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Hon. Florus II. Mcacham will con-
tiuue to render valuable public SER
vices as member of the County
Board of Review. his reelection was
well deserved. if official ability and
strict integrity should count for any.
thing.
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or course the Republican county
ticket went through trtumphantly. 1t
was good ticket as whole. and with
one or two exceptions. stronger than
the Democratic slate. This fact. as
we stated at the time the nominations
were made, was apparent from the
start.
National Chairman Taggart can
hang up his gum.shoes for another
rainy day in Indiana.
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James Rcddick. as chairman of the
Republican County Central Commit
tee. has proven himself peerless
campaicner. Under his able direction
the work of the committee was faith.
fully and effectively carried out. and
the party vote splendidly organized.
The October Grand Jury Is working
overtime and turning out a great grst
of business. ON Monday last this in
dustrious body returned seventeen in
.liptmpntS for murder
on the principle of the mountain
going To Mahomet the board of Edu-
cation has decided to invade the con-
restcd districts with portable schools.
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The Independent Brewing Associa.
tion. under the able management of
the Ernst Brothers. and of the pres-
dency of Mr.. Leo Ernst, Is rapidly TAX
ing rank as one of the foremost brew
cries of America. Its business is grow
ing all of the time. ana its reputation
for fine goods and fair dealing Is
growing even faster than the business.
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Mr.. John v. Clarke, the banker, is y
most respected citizen.
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Mr.. Edward II. Peters Is a popular
West Park Commissioners.
John Fass, the popular North Side
grocer and butcher, Is talked of for
City Treasurer.
Hon. Fred ". Upham is q model citi
zen and official.
Hon. Charles Werno 10 one Of the
best members Of the Council.
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Hon. NJ. E. Hunt made good record
in the Legislature.
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Mr.. John F. O'Aialley is respected II
all business circleA
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Mr.. Luther Latin Mills 10 q lawyer
Of grand attainments.
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Mr.. John G. Fetzer is q business mar
whom al respect.
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A. attorney OF the Election Board
Mr.. W. W. Wheelock has made . Nm,
record.
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Attorney Sidney Adler ID q lawyel
OF high ability.
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Mr.. Edward Butler. well known In
athletic circles has opened a splendid
buffet at Lincoln avenue and Larrabet
street.
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Secretary John Dame. Of the W. J
Moxley Company. would make a first
class Congressman.
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Mr.. George Il. Walker holds q higl
place as legal advocate.
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Mr.. Charles c. Breyer is head Of {
great plumbing firm.