Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-05-01

bench and the people know 1t.
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Judge Merritt ". PInckncy should
be reelected. lie has served the peo.
pie faithfully ana ably.
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Kickham Seaman IL one of Chicago's
great lawyers and Ne will he one of
her great judges.
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Albert ]. Hopkins served the people
fearlessly and faithfully in the United
States Senate. and the desire Of some
small potatoes down at Springfield to
keep from this man something that
rightfully belongs to him, has made
the plea for direct vote for United
States Senators popular one.
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Charles Alling. Jr. candidate for
Judge of the Circuit Court Oh the Re
publican ticket. IL one of the most pop
ular lawyers In Chicago, and his cleo
ton on June 1th will place on the
bench an honest. able and fearless
jurist. Mr.. Alling was born In Madi-
son. Ind. Dec. IL, 1865. and was edu-
Gated In the public schools there. com.
plotting his education at Hanover Col.
lege. Mr.. Alling graduated from the
law department of the University Of
Michigan In 1888 and was admitted to
the bar the same year. lie started
practice IN Chicago and his record has
been a clean, brilliant and successful
one. He has been attorney for Protec-
tive Agency for Women and Children
and judge advocate Of tho LIST Brigade,
I. n. q. Mr.. Alllng served In the City
Council from the old Third Ward from
1907 to 1901, and Of the present Sec.
ond Ward from 1901 to 1905. He was
one of the best aldermen ever In the
City Council. ana his retirement was
voluntary. Mr.. Alling Is liked and re-
spccted by all who know him. and he
has justly earned the great success he
has attained. His clean record as n
public official. lawyer and citizen
commends him to the people rs the
right man to place on the bench.
John II. Cavcrly's splendid record ms
City Attorney Is In keeping with his
record ms u magistrate, lawyer and q
citizen.
| Vn1,,n E.lu,ap.1 n Known will hn 70
elected MS he deserves to he. His grand
record has won him the support Ol
everybody.
william A. Amberg, the we'll known
business man and member Of the jur!
commission. enjoys widespread pOpu
larity In Chicago.
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When Donald l.. Morrill,, the abb
ana well known lawyer, resigned rs at
tOrncy for the Board Of Education II
1898, resolutions Of regret were passes
by members of the board. Following
IL a part OF them:
'"rhe voluntary retirement Of MI
Donald l.. Morrill, from the attOrneyshi
OF the Board Of Education invites TIL
expression of our appreciation Of hi
splendid services. A gentleman al
ways, an educator of distinction, law
yer of eminent attachments. he dc
served our appreciation while assOclal
cd with us. The effect of his well d
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confidence reposed In him by his n
peated reelection. \ close student @
educational affairs, he brought to tn
legal profession maturity Of judgment
enlarged intellect ana perfected reason
ing faculties. The welfare of on
school system had his consideration a
all times, and 1t Is with regret that W
sever II relationship SO mutually col
dial"
Mr. Morrill, Is candidate for Judg
, of the Circuit Court on the Democrat
ticket. He should be elected.
It's all over hut the shouting I'm tn
aldermanlc race In the Thlrty-secon,
Ward. James Rca will win in a wall;
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Judge George Kcrsten will win witt
ease, Everybody regardless of part,
utilization is with him.
1884
Peter Fortune, the well know
brewer enjoys to the fullest vxren
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