Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-03-23

Ward twenty-nlnc years ago. lie at
tended the public schools. graduated
from 1t. 1gnatius' College and the CHI
cagO College of Law. lie was admit
ted to the bar In 1901 and was former
~ connected with the law Offices Of
Hiram T.. Gilbert and Timothy J. Fell.
Four years ago he opened his own law
office at 12O Randolph street. lie II
unmarried and lives with his parents
ut 423 south Irving avenue. In the
Twentieth Ward.
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Clyde A. Morrison, the popular
Master. Zinc hancery. IL doing great
work for Fred Bussc and the rest Of
the Republican ticket.
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Otto Novak IL we'll qualified for the
position Of Sanitary Trustee and he
should be elected.
John Il. McCabe IL u man Of ability
and experience and Is fitted In every
way for the Office Of City Clerk.
Arthur Josettl Ia popular with all
classes OF people In the Twenty.sec-
Ond Ward. and he will be elected oil.
derman by a big majority.
Illinois never had IN ADLER or more
brilliant representative In the United
States Senate than Albert J. Hopkins
No man stands higher In the estima.
ton Of his fcllOwmen than Thomas
Byrne. the well.known contractor.
Busse stands for progress.
Arthur W. Fulton should be elected
alderman In the Thirteenth Ward. lie
Ia honest and capable.
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Edward G. Young should he elected
City Treasurer. lie IL business man
Of much ability and experience and In
qualified In every way for the posi-.
| ton.
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Robert II. JampOlis, the well.knOwn
and able attorney, Ia held In the high
est esteem by all the legal fraternity.
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Busse and Personal Liberty II thu
victorious battle cry Of the campaign
Municipal Judges Eberhart. DIcker
Wells and Hines are acquitting them
selves well In the new court ana are
doing much 10 make II a success.
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william LOrmer, the able and well
liked Congressman, In working hard
for the election OF Fred Busse al
Mayor.
james 8. Hopkins. the well.liket
Master In Chancery, Is one Of thu
ablest young men In the Republican,
party,
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The Republican nominee for Cit
| Treasurer, General Edward CllntOI
Young. was born March I. 1859, ut ~
Joseph, Mo. In business he IL connect
cd with the silk house Of Bclding Bros
Il Co.. and with the Beldlng Hall Man
ufacturIng Company, but he IL know
chiefly because Of his military record
lie studied law and taught school be
fore entering the West Point Militar
| Academy, from which he graduated q
1887. lie only remained In the army
few months, and early In 1888 marie
Mary f. Belding and ut once entere
the employment of Bedding BrOs.
Go. Later he was made member q
the firm.
In 1S'W he entered the Illinois NJ
tiOnal Guard as captain, and thre
years later was promoted to major q
the First Illinois Cavalry. At the on
Of three more years he was made col,
mel and led his regiment In the Spar
! ish-American, war. Last May he wa
promoted to brigadicr general, to su,
coed General james II. Smith, and sti
, retains that position. lac lives ut 02l
, Pleasant avenue and Is the father {
four children.
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\ One OF the planks In the DUMB
Hearst platform is said to he the elm
: ination of Roger &. sullivan. Harry /
, Gibbons ANA John u. COnnery frOI
Democratic politics.
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No business man In Chicago Is hel
= in higher esteem by his associates tina
Is Albert q. Wheeler.
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One of the most popular and actl'
l leaders In the Republican party