Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-04-04

Rp'0 Lawyer, nominated tor
Municipal Judge. Mr.. Moody IL fitted
In every way for u seat on the Munici.
pal Court bench.
Vote for John Hadcrlein In the
Twenty-fOurth Ward.
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Benjamin +. Richolson. the popular
attorney for the West Park Board. Is
looked upon by many as the strongest
man the Republicans can nominate for
Attorney General this year.
No man I'm Chicago has more friends
AMI admirers than Adolf Era,s. the
great lawyer and puhllc.s3iritcd citizen.
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Francis w. Walker, the popular at.
torl,ty. whose splendid ability has won
for him high place at the Chicago
bar. Is talked Of by many for Munich
pal Court Judge this year.
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Albert q. Wheeler has gained the
foremost place he holds In the CONNER
cinl world of Chicago by his brilliant
ana clean business record.
Vote for \. ID. Williston In the Twcn.
ty-fifth Ward.
william q. THAI. the proprietor of
the well known Wrlghtwood Buffet. at
WrIghtwOOd avenue and North Ilalstei
street. has Justly earned the wide.
spread popularity he enjoys all through
Lake View.
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william II. Kruger. the popular and
we'll known former state senator and
Civil War veteran. would make
splendid county commissioner.
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George McIIalc. of the Twenty
fourth Ward. Is and always has been
u loyal ana tireless worker on behalf
of Democratic success In his ward AMI
In the city. He enjoys u well earned
popularity all over the North Side.
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John ]. McAinnamnn. the able and
we'll liked lawyer, would make an eX.
cellent Municipal Judge. His fine pub.
lie record well qualities him for seat
In the new court.
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The First District Republicans met
In convention last Monday. and after
II hard ana close fight. selected Chaun-
cey Dewey and Daniel J. Schuyler as
delegates to the national convention,
AMI instructed them to vote for vii.
liam II. Taft for President.
william II. Lyman, the well known
contractor and former alderman and
State Senator. II one of the most de.
servelly popular Democrats In Chi.
cagO ana throughout Illinois.
John T.. Owens boom for states at
torney Is growing stronger every day,
ana Is meeting with enthusiasm every
where.
Kickham Seaman. the eminent law.
yer. would prove u grand States At
torney of Cook County.
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William \, llcttiC4l, who Is one of
the lenders in the great Chicago Turn
Gemclnde, ana who stands in the front
ranks of chicago's most progressive AMI
highly respected citizens. has the sin
rre sympathy Of his many friends in
the loss Of his wife, who died on Tues,
day.
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Judge Richard =. Tuthill. of the .Jl-
venile Court. addressed the reform de-
partmcnt of the Chicago South side
Club Tuesday on the work his court Is
doing for dependent ami delinquent
boys ana girls. The Judge declared
the keynote to the entire system of iu-
rerile reform was the treating of boys
and girls rs children, and not as grown
men and women are treated under the
law.
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Petitions We're placed in circulation
Tuesday In Chicago for the nomination
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| Governor on the Democratic ticket,
| AS Il reason of the cOlOnels widespread
popularity it was matter of but 4
few hours before the petition had rs
many signatures on It as the new pri-
mary law requires.
The Fourth District Republican con-
ventiOn was held last Monday, and Da-
vid T.. Shannahan and Swan =. Nor