Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-08-20

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Itivcrvicw continues its record of
great popularity and immense crowds
of patrons have taken up this big
new Chicago amusement park with u
degree of enthusiasm that has stamped
the pcrinancncy of the venture and Is
certainly II compliment to the judg-
mcnt of the projectors. There are few
amusement parks In the country cap
able of accommodating such great
crowds ns are visiting Rivcrview. par.
ticularly on special occasions. and this
Is undoubtedly one of the chief rea-
sons for the selection of the resort for
the hig celebrations and dcmons.lu-
tiOns of the year. Following the great
Democratic demonstration on Sutur-
day of this week comes the annual
feast of the Schwabenverein. u most
picturesque and important event.
which continues next Sunday and
day is childrcn's day: Saturday of next
week is the time set for the big dem
onstration under the auspices of the
Cook County Republican Marching
Club: on the following Tuesday the
Illinois Naval Reserve will have Il Ing
day of picnic and outing. with artil-
lcry drills and all sorts of good times:
u number of other Ing organizations
have established the prelimnarirs for
the biggest summer event i'm their
careers.
FORESTS Seventh Regiment band Is
maintaining the reputation established
ut the opening of the season for excel.
lencc of concert programs every after
noon and evening. ana special musi.
cal features are being introduced. The
high fire dive of Madame Liltcns has
readily proven one of the most sens,i.
tiOnal and popular features ever seen
in an outdoor resort. and she IL n great
drawing card. The Heller Skeltcr.
graphic description and startling re-.
production of the great train robbcry
and other new features have been In.
troduced recently and each week secs
some decided and attractive innOva
ton. Basket picnics are the rule
every afternoon and trolley partic.
with Rlvcrvicw as their destination
are being given every night.
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Judge Chetlain should he reelected
He Is Il just and capable iurist. Il
good lawyer. and man IN whom tn,
people have confidence.
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One of the most successful firms IL
the law business In Cook County |,
that of O'SlIaugllncssy Il O'Shaugll
messy. As advocates and consultin.
attorneys they have made Il splcndi,
reputation.
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Hon. Zina Il. Carter, president o.
the Board of Drainage Trustees. I'm,
done splcndidly IN his office of chic
director of the great enterprise. Mr.
Carter II u citizen of whom all Chi
cagO Is proud.
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william Hale Thompson has mad'
n splendid record as a member Of til,
Board Of County Commissioners. II,
has been always u faithful friend q
the people ana the taxpayers.
Thomas ID. Knight has earned th'
good will of the public as n plillan
,lIropist. AZ II lawyer his standing al
| the bar Is uncXcclled.
\. q. Cox. manager of the Itubbc
Paint Company, Is respected in busi
ness circles everywhere. He is u goo,
business man ana II highly rcspcctS
citizen.
The seventh Congressional Dis,ric
is Justly proud of Hon. Philip Knopi
| IIc has made u fine record as n mem
her of the National Legislature. MI
KnOpf's reelection Is assured.
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Hon. l.. II. Cooley won the respS'
ana the gratitude Of the people of iii
nois. first rs the pioneer Of the Drain
ngc Canal idea, next as the successful
engineer of the project. and again a
the honest and upright member Of tn
Drainage Board. Mr.. COoley's reput;l
tiOn as u civil engineer Is not only M
tiOnal but international.
| ". Knox Haynes IL one Of Chicago
foremost lawyers. He enjoys the es
tecm of his fellow members of tn
bar. ana also Of the members Of tn
bench Of Cook County.
Hon. John Il. McGOOrty. who wa
the leader of the minority In the IA
nous 41St General Assembly. and 4
whose efforts the repeal of the .Allei
bill was largely due. Is spoken of fol
the office of Corporation Counsel.
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| Men like Charles &. Breycr, the well
known West Side business man, ar'
the kind the people want In public
office. Mr. Rrcycrs nomination fo
the office of alderman would give th'
| people of his ward u chance to show
their appreciation of his good citizen
ship,
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Hon. Frederick Schultz has given ,
great deal of his valuable time to thu
work of the West Park Board, O