Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-11-04

can citizenship, ana rs such he Is loved
and respected by American citizens Of
all parties.
When the call to arms came for his
country's cause In the fateful year Of
"ninety-cight." Colonel Kavanagh was
In command Of the gallant 1rish-Amer.
lean regiment-the Seventh Illinois,
and with his splendid command he
went to the front.
Judge Kavanagh Is a veteran In the
practice of law. He has been trained
In the colleges as well rs In the better
school Of practice.
lie las made splendid record on
the bench as an able and Just jurist
ana Il profound lawyer.
His nomination for reelection has
given great satisfaction to all who are
interested In the maintenance Of law
by men well qualified for the task, and
his name and personal popularity will
carry not alone to himself but to the
entire Republican judicial ticket thou.
sands of voters that will flock and fol.
low after the honored name Of Marcus
Kavanagh.
Judge Kavanagh has been n mem.
ber of the Superior Court bench of
Cook County since 1898. Previous to
his election to the bench Judge Kav.
anagh practlced law in partnership
with Judge John Gibbons. and was
generally recognized rs one OF the
ablest lawyers ut the Chicago bar.
Marcus Kavanagh was born In Dcs
Moines. Iowa. In 1850. and was edu.
Gated In the common schools Of that
versity. In 1878 he was graduated
from the law department Of Iowa
State University. Three years later he
was elected City Attorney Of Des
Molnes. and In 1855 he became Judge
of the Ninth Iowa District.
Judge Kavnnagh came to Chicago In
1859. In 1894 he was appointed lieu.
tenant colonel of the Seventh Regi.
ment, !. y. q. Recently he has been
honorcd with the degree Of LII. ID. by
the University OF Notre Dame.
Patriot. lawyer. scholar and first
class citizen, Judge Kavanagh Is an
ornament to the Cook County bench,
and an honored ana useful member
of our Judiciary. The people will take
pleasure In re.clectlng him.
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The friends of Frank Wenter, Dem
ocratlc candidate for President of the
1 10 hur IN m
dependent campaign and broken away
from the management of the County
Central Committee. Some OF his Ger
man friends met ut the Briggs House
ana formed the Gcrman.A In
dependent Frank Wenter League. The
officers are:
Trcsldcnt-Adam Ortscifen.
Vice Presidents-Ilcnry w. HUT.
mann. William Yucrs. William Roth.
mann.
Secretary. c. Valentine.
Treasurer-S. Fish.
Executive Committee-Chas. Wack-
or, Eugene Niederreger. Emanuel Man
del, Gustave Fischer, Franz Demmler,
and George l.. Pfeffer.
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Congressman l.orlmer has made a
fine record rs II member of the Ma
tional Legislature. The people have
confidence In him and will be glad to
re.elect him ms long ms he desires that
office.
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John l., stewart should be elected
IN the Twentieth.
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Adolf Bergman Is Il trst.cass clti-
zen, I'M able business man and will
make II good ana useful member Of
the Board of Sanitary Trustees.
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Hon Charles Werno has rendered
the people valuable assistance as Il
member of the Council, and deserved
the honor of being elevated by them to
the bench, where he will render an
equally good account of himself.
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Hon. George NJ Boyd would make
an excellent Municipal Court Judge.
When member of the Legislature he
always stood up for the peoples in