Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-09-10

Carey announced the following execu
tive committees Thomas Carey. Ed
ward NJ l.ahiff John J. Hayes J. J.
Cuughliu. William Loctf,er. +. T.. |
Ryan. james \. Gray. Michael Byrue.
james 4. rugh. Michael Mclnerney.
Frank W. Soon. John J. Brennan. W.
H. Ehemanu. Silas +. Leachman.
Stanley kuuz. w. II. Lyman. Henry |
Stuckart. W. T.. pevcr. John Powers,
James \. Quinn. Edward Kelly Frank
y Ryan. John l.. Tanscy, L. j. Novak.
The committee on primaries, contests
and appeals is as follows: james A.
Quinn. chairman; Fat White. L. J.
Murray. William Rothman. James +. |
Bowers. Mat Evart. NJ. J. Dohcrty, |
George Mcconnell, Joseph Strahan.
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The Democrats will nominate Joseph |
T.. Flanagan for city Clerk If he will
accept the nomination.
Secretary I.ahiff predicts success for
the Democrats in Cook County.
Chairman Roy .. West of the Re
publican State Committee appointed
the committees that are to have charge
of the campaign. Mr. West heads the
executive and the managing commit
tees. The personnel of the various
committees is as follows.
ENECrTlvE-Roy .. West. James
peuse, Fred \. Busse. Charles L.
Hitch. Homer j. Ticc. W. Scott Cow.
cn. q. +. Severson. William Grotc.
John j. Iianbcrg. James Mckinney.
Charles g.. Eckhart. John II. Duncan.
James Neville. Thsmas !. Hcaly.
MANAGlNG-Roy q. West. Charles
l.. Hitch. James Mckinney. Charles
q. Eckhart John IL. Duncan.
ORGANIZATION - Arthur l..
French. James Peasc. Clarence f..
Smively. Scion W. rhilbrick, Joseph
L.. Bidwill.
FINANCE-Samucl r. Raymond.
Fred \. Busse. T.. J. Magcrstadt. Ran.
dolph Smith. James Mckinney.
LITERATURE-James Il. Cowlcy.
Clarence Buck. Edward II. Wright. q.
Def. Kinney Dr. J. Il. McFatrich.
Charles l.. Hitch. Clarence Buck. q.
Def. Kinney. James X. Cowley.
JUDlClARI-Solon W. rhilbrick
l.. W. Barnes. John j. IIanbcrg. Ed.
ward H. Wright. Arthur L. French.
FILING NOMINATION. PAPERS
John H. Wheeler, Thomas O'Shaugh.
messy. w II. Baldwin. Charles r..
Cherry Fred T. Erickson
Committees on transportation and
primary election law will he an
nounCcd later
Mayor Harrison says he expects
success for Parker in Chicago ana Iii.
noi>. His honor ought to try and i'm.
press his views upon Mr.. "Gumshoc"
Taggart.
Hon. 'Florus ID. Meacham's rc-clcc-
tion To the County Board of Review Is
assured. Mr. Meacham's denomination
by the Republican county convention
was due To the fact that In him his
party recognized II man who did credit
60 it in the past and who. through nat
ural ability and integrity. was bound
to do so In the future. Mr.. Meachnm
has been model public official. His
every act since ht has been elected II
member of the Board of Review has
been guided by Il desire to do what
was best for the taxpayer ana the com
inunity. A leading business man, he
was chosen by his party for the hon,
M l,t A,
he seeks reelection, because as prop
crty owner. n man engaged In business
which demanded n large outlay of cap
ital and citizen who has shown him
self capable of grasping the highes,
conception of good citizenship. he was
prc-eminently fitted ana equipped fol
the office.
Florus ID. Meacham was elected &c
De member of the Board of Review
In November. 1898. Ability, integrity
ana devotion to the peoples interests
he has shown In the highest degree.
Mr.. Mcacham has been Il member OF
the Board of Review for six years, Civ
ing his time and best thought to the
"details of the work. Not only has h'
given satisfaction, but at no time ant
by no one has any criticism been mad,
of his efficiency as n public official
His honesty ana impartiallty In thi'
difficult work of making assessments
have never been questioned.
Mr.. Meacham Is a West slider. an(
1t Is only just that so populous ant
important Il district as the West Side
should be fairly represented and by
one who has proved his ability as thor
Oushly as Mr.. Meacham has done.
Mr.. Meacham's long residence II
Chicago, together with his fine bust
hess and war records, make lin mosi
eligible to tile place Of trust which he
occupies.
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II George T.. Cole thinks he knows
more about how TO run n Democratic
campaign than Secretary Iahif, o.
the County Central Committee, he Il
likely to be- dIsillusioned in the i'm
mediate future.
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Hon Charles = Dpnspn Is spttini