Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-03-24

enormous business that was heing
transacted ut the offices Of the Jcn-
nines Real Estate Loan Company. and
further with the fact that on Mr.. Jcn.
nines' desk were piled applications for
the stock In the new bank. with checks
attached In most every instance. ex.
pressing the confidence Of the public In
Mr.. Jennings ability and In his plan
Of the ncvcr.closcd bank.
We are glad to see something of this
kind In Chicago. and also to seq II pre-
sided over by such an able and we'll.
known man as j. Elliott Jennings. who
enjoys the public confidence. ana who
Is recognized rs u man Of superior abil-
lty In the investment field.
The safes, department store In the
city to-day II The Fair. II has broad
aislcs and every convenience for the
public.
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The engagement Of W. =. Cleveland
by the International Theatrical >oln.
pany to handle the Chicago house nj
Wabash avenue and Hubbard court and
It's other business here created mild
sensation. The deal with the ''vnude.
Vile wizard is considered n coup by
the leading men Of the profession
throughout the country. President John
| Considine. OF the International Com
pany. and Mr.. Cleveland closed the ,.enl
In New York City. the latter coming Ill.
rect to Chicago and assuming control.
The change means much TO patrons Of
vaudeville. us Mr.. Cleveland Is nc.
knOwledged the theatrical professions
hardest worker. and without an equal
In assembling the premier performers
Of the world. lie has the faculty of
providing vaudeville shows just n little
better than those presented elsewhere,
and his return to the field will meet
the approval Of his millions Of friends
and patrons. Theater.goers well r.
member his high.grade attractions at
Clevcland's Thcater, and Mr.. Cleveland
who became famous for his Original
greater vaudeville" announces that tho
quality of those entertainments vii
be exccllcd under his regime ut TIN
Cleveland .Internationn Thcatcr. the
| safest. largest and most comfortable
| thcater In Chicago. which has benI
rebuilt and redecorated ut an expense
of $4,000.
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George NJ. Boyd Is one Of the mos,
popular Republicans In Chicago. liz
cannot he beaten for Municipal Judge
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| Tight Wad Eagle. the canned goods
candidate for alderman Of the .ls1
ward. II still crying loudly for "vOl
unteers."
Vote for John Schermann for alder
nun of the 10Th ward.
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John Richardson, one Of the bes
magistrates that Chicago has ever had
would make an excellent member Ol
the new Municipal Court. lie IL wei
qualified in every way for the place.
~
". j. Jacobs will he elected alder
man of the 2'sd ward by big ma
jOrity.
Herman j. Rauler Of the Twenty.sec
ond Ward will he nominated by thu
Democrats for County Commissioners
He is an insurance agent AMI IL pOpu
lar and well qualified In every way fO
the place,
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Andrew Mathisen should he electe,
Alderman Of the Seventeenth Ward
lie Is liberal. honest and aggressive
Just the man for the seventeenth.
The peoples choice for Congressman
In the Tenth District to succeed Eos
Is Ex-State Senator Frederick G. ID
Lang, OF Glencoe. who IL an old resi-
dent OF the North Side. coming TO Chi
cagO from Albany, N. Y. with his par
ents In 1857. lie attended the oil
Franklin school and Rush Medical Col
lege, resided on Sedgwick street TO
twenty-six years; later ON Fullerton
avenue for more than ten years. III
was secretary and principal promote
OF the Lake View annexation move
ment which was carried to success, AM
Lake View was made the Twenty fiftl
and Twenty-sixth Wards Of the city O
Chicago. He was the hrst secretary q
the new Twenty'fifth Ward Republican
Club and presented the club with III
charter. He was elected state Sama