Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-05-23
Geraghty would prove II winning and
n popular candidate and would serve
the people well In the House of Repre-
sentatives.
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Sentut1veS.
Daniel T.. Cruice. the able and well.
liked lawyer, would serve the people
honestly and fearlessly as States At.
tOrney.
Thomas n. Jameson. the popular
and able naval officer, is one Of the
most highly respected and best liked
Republican leaders in Chicago.
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Thomas Gallagher. the wcll-llkel
Democratic leader and former member
of the School Board, IL considered by
many to be the strongest man the Dem
ocrats of the Eighth District can name
for Congress this year.
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Judge Richard :. Tuthll's record
on the bench Is and always has been
an honest, clean and fearless one in
every respect. and he Is liked ana re.
spectcd by all Chicagoans.
John G.. Richberg. who IL one OF the
ablest lawyers In Chicago. would serve
with credit to himself and To the peO-
pie as Attorney General Of Illinois. \
Col. John 3. Cooper, the popular
horseman and public spirited citizen,
would make grand Governor of
Illinois.
As a fearless and just jurIst and
philosophical citizen Judge Jesse
Holdom stands high In the esteem Of
all the people Of Chicago.
Charles =. Thornton, who was one
Of the best Corporation COunscls Chi.
cago has ever had, II being talked Of
by his many friends rs the right man
for States Attorney.
There Is no ADLER. more popular or
more courageous member of the United
States Senate than Illinois junior Sen
ator, Albert j. Hopkins.
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Col. James Hamilton Lewis, rs the
Democratic nominee for Governor,
would put enthusiasm into the hearts
of thousands Of Democrats and good
old-fashloncd. red-hOt campaign would
be the result.
Albert G. Wheelers grand business
record has justly earned for him
high place In the estimation of not only
people of Chicago.
Frank y. ClOidt IL being urged by
his many friends to become n candl-
date for Sanitary Trustee. Mr.. Cloldt
served on the board before and made
an able clean and honest record.
n, j. Cermak was Endorsed for secre-
tary and John A. Cervenka for vice
president of the United Societies by
the delegates from the Bohemian or
ganzations Tuesday night. This ac-
| ton was taken with the selection of
the Bohemian representatives to the
| convention Of the United Societies To
be held Sunday In North Side Turner
Hall,
The people of the Thirteenth Ward
have faithful, industrious and able
representative In the City Council In
Alderman Arthur w. Fulton.
James :. Hopkins has made q clean
and able record as Master-ln-C hancery
| ana has gained by it the highest re-
spect ana admiration of both bench
ana bar.
John L. Pickering, of Springfield, has
announced his candidacy for the Dem
ocratic nomination for Clerk of the SUI
preme Court Mr., Pickering was the
party nominee for the place six years
ago.
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Why Isn't the Beef Trust proceeded
against criminally? The United States
Supreme Court in a decision rendered
March II, 1906, makes 1t easy to get
the packing gang now: much easier
than when they were indicted before.
The United States Supreme Court on
y fate named decided, In effect. that
under the Antitrust Laws witnesses
could be compelled To testify and that
books and papers required must be