Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-03-03

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National Bank and the German Saw.
lngs Bank, both bad failures. occupied
their "Own building" on Fifth avenue.
The Fidelity Bank. another big failure.
had its "own building" on Randolph
street. The Chicago National. which
was not much Of a failure, and
which was n King compared with
any Of the profit sharing concerns that
have not yet failed. owned It's Gown
building" on Monroe street.
Fleet Andrew Matthisen Alderman
Of the Seventeenth Ward.
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The Democrats In the Shcriff's Office
are working hard TO nominate their
chief deputy. Charles W. Peters, on
the Republican ticket for sheriff. His
election would insure their Jobs.
Fletcher Dobyns would make n good
Judge.
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The Reef Trust and the Newspaper
T'rust--two that should beware Of
jurics.
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Judge willard NJ. McE;wen II winning
laurcls on the bench.
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Vote for Focll for alderman In the
Twcnty-frst Ward.
4. J. Ilirxchl will bc nominated and
elected to the Municipal Bench.
We should have city inspection Of
hanks by the city government.
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Matt. Benner was great fire mar.
shal. lie will make great alderman.
John X. Prindivillc should be elect
ed to the bench Of the new Municipal
Court. lie IL one Of the men who
have reflected credit upon the justice
bench Of Chicago-his record M JUS.
tlcc Of the peace. covering many years,
being absolutely above rcproach
Mr. Prlndiville IL u native of Chicago
and has passed all of his life In the
city. lie IL u son of Redmond lrindi.
vile, one of tho pioneers of the city,
who was identified with some of the
most Important events In the making
of Chicago The Democrats should
nominate Justice Prlndlvillc and the
people will certainly elect him to the
Municipal bench.
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The engagement of W. =. Cleveland
by the International Theatrical ,onl-
pnny to handle the Chicago house M
Wabash avenue AMI Hubbard court ana
Its other business here created II mild
sensation. The deal with the "vaude.
vile wizard IL considered coup by
the leading men of the profession
throughout the country. President John
Considlnc, Of the International Com
pany, and Mr.. Cleveland closed the .e,ll
In New York City, the latter coming III.
rect to Chicago and assuming control
The change means much to patrons OF
vaudeville, as Mr.. Cleveland IL nc
knOwleiged the theatrical professions
hardest worker, and without an equal
In assembling the premier performer.
of the world. lie has the faculty oi
providing vaudeville shows Just u little
better than those presented elsewhere
ana his return to the field will meet
the approval Of his millions of friend,
and patrons. Theater-gOers well re
member his high-grade attractions al
Cleveland's Theater, and Mr.. Cleveland
who became famous for his "orlgina
greater vaudeville" announces that thu
quality of those entertainments vii
he eXcelled under his regime ut tn,
Cleveland- Internationa Theater, til,
safest, largest and most comfortable
theater In Chicago. which has been
rebuilt and redecOrated at an eXpens,
of $4,000.
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George NJ. Boyd will make an Idea
Municipal Judge.
Daniel G. Ramsay will make a good
Judge Of the Municipal Court.
William LOrlmer will be- reelected t6
Congress.
Justice John II. Caverly will be nom
mated and elected to the municipal
bench. lie has a fine record
Justice Theodore c. Mayer, the
brilliant lawyer and popular North
| Side Police Magistrate, has been unan,