Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-04-01

his judicial conduct. His own news.
papers were not 50 careful about
dragging the ermine in the mirc when
1t suited their purpose tn cndcavor Ia
hesmirch an able and fearless Judge
some three years ago. AMI the editors
representatives were committed To jail
for it. With Mr.. Hearst. as with All
the world. everything depends upon
whose OK il gOrcd.
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Judge Dunno let the eat out of the
bag when he said In u Tribune inter.
view that the earnings Of the street
railways under municipal ownership
would go to increasing the wages and
lettering the conditions OF the en-.
ploycs-in other words. to swell the
pay roll.
Everybody can see now that the mis-.
named Democratic campaign Is Il cam.
paign of ofiicehol,lcrs, by officeholders
and for Ofiiceholders. Heads of city
departments, such as the water office,
are among Its principal spellbinders,
and the pay roll brigade constitute the
overwhelming bulk of the mass meet.
ings.
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The people of Chicago have had
enough Of buncombc: they demand per.
Torrance now In the administration Of
their civic affairs. This can only be
obtained by turning the present City
Hall gang out.
II Mr.. Harlan Is elected he will not
he surrounded by an incompetent gang
Of taxeaters. lie Is pledged to SUR
round himself with able men Of high
standing. personal integrity ana first,
class business methods.
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The Dunno campaign organs and
managers are no slouches themselves
when II comes to libeling respectable
candidates for public Office. The false
misleading and unwarranted J. Pier
pOnt Morgan cartoons ana poster.
form case In point.
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Hon. Charles WernO of the Twenty
third Ward Is one OF the best Alder
men who ever represented that or an!
other constituency In the city Conn
eli. His record shows him TO b'
honest. faithful, AMI indefatlgabl,
In the performance of his duty. Th'
people of the Twenty-third Ward new
or had better representative AMI the!
will show their appreciation by rOllin,
up for him this time the biggest ma
iorlty ever given an aldermanlc can
dldate in that constituency.
Otto Reese, the Republican nOmine
for alderman IN the 2lst ward, shOul,
ana In all probability will be elected
Mr.. Reese Is one of the leading bust
ness men of the ward. an honorable
aHd highly respected citizen. lie |
thoroughly acquainted with the his
tory and the needs OF the Twenty
first ward, having been born and live
J all his life in 1t, and will therefore b
able to attend to 1t in,elligently as
member of the city council. Person
ally he Is genial. popular gentleman
AMI besides receiving his full part
, vote will get strong support from tn
!, Democrats. among whom he has hun
dreds of warm friends.
otto Reese was born at 300 We'll
!, street, Twenty-first ward, In 1862, an
has lived continuously In the sam
, place since that date. He received hi
a education in the public schools, an
since leaving school has been engage
\ In business in the ward, and has bee
; superintendent OF the Busse Coal Con
, pany since its organization.
a He was married eighteen years ag
He has been Republican vOt,
since reaching his majority and Ia
never held an elective office.
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simon O'Donnell, independent cand
date for alderman In the Nineteen,
Ward, is Il bright ana popular your
J. man ana should make fine rae
u Mr.. VDOnnell is son of the In
Z Captain Simon O'DOnncll, who WI
l. for some time Chief Of Police, al
, who was so long and favOrably know
y to the people Of Chicago as a gre
u policeman ana good citizen. NJ
i ODonnell is meeting with much I,
cOuragement in his campaign. lie
II clean man, a property owner,
!. native of the ward, and would nal
!. an excellent alderman.
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Mr.. s. II. Adams, Democratic cant
date for constable In the town
n North Chicago, Is one of the few m,
= who hold that Office who Is pOpul
D. and respected and who reflect cree
n upon 1t. business men throughout Il
II city look up to him and respect hi