Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-10-16


business records coupled with his wide.
spread popularity with the rank and
file Of the party makes him logical
candidate.
City Attorney John r. Caverly has
won by his clean and able record
high place In the estimation Of the
citizens Of Chicago.
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George X. Schmidt is making a good
record on the County Board. He Is a
Woodworking and energetic public Of.
| fetal.
|, Albert G. Wheeler Is one. Of the
ablest. most active and most popular
leaders in Chicagos business and
financial world.
John J. Bradley's boom for Sheriff
Is steadily growing.
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James G. Dooley Is in line for cleo.
ton to the Municipal Court bench next
year. His big army Of friends will
spare no work to place him there.
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That Charles E. Cruikshank has
made good as representative Of the
Nineteenth District in the State Sen
ate can be plainly seen by his able
honest and aggressive record. His re
election is certain.
The Veteran Firemen's Association
Of 1871 held their sixth annual ban.
quet last Friday night at the Cafe
Hungary In the Fort Dearborn build
ing. and gala time was had. The
fire department Of 1871 consisted Of
PIT men. II fire engines. 4 hook and
ladder trucks, 6 hose companies and
! hose elevator. OF the 217 men or
the department in 1871, Sc are known
) to be alive and 35 Of these SO attend
. ed the annual reunion last Friday
speechmaking and story telling were
included with the fine delicacies or
4 the bill Of fare and the evening wa.
' Zone long to be remembered Michae
4 H. Madden. editor Of the Police ant
Fire Dispatch, and President Of tn
Old Time Printers. made the speech u
the evening. Mr.. Madden suggested
, In his speech that the veterans Of u
|, and OF "a unite and form one associa
ton. Former Police Chief w. ]. Nc
, Carlyle pleased everybody by recitini
:. several anecdotes. Daniel d. Heal!
proposed toast to Matt Benner, re
firing president Of the association an,
former fire chief, which was dram
standing. The leading feature Of tn
= banquet was the introduction Of AM
: address by James McCabe. a young al
. torney. who Ia the grandson Of u. 3
Harris. the greatest chief the FIRE de-
. partment ever had. John Campion re
- signed as president Of the association
!. and on his motion Lawrence J. Walsh
= vice.president. was chosen to succee
= him. The following oliicers were n
: elected: Michael L. Ahearn, histol
: ian; Chris schimmels. secretary, an
!, John J. Barry. treasurer.
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r No member of the State Senate h.
cleaner or better record to his cred
than has Senator Cyril r. Jandus
the Fifteenth District. He Is a fat
~ full representative Of the people.
Dr. John X, Prindeville. the popular la,
yer and Democrat. Is slated for ele
ton to the Municipal Court bench ne
year.
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n Homer z. Tinsman's boom for S
Of perior Court Judge next year is gro
Ing stronger every day. His clel
and honest record as a public offici
and lawyer, coupled with the man
- stand he took In resigning his Sc
10 in the City Council to run for JUDD
). of the Circuit Court last spring, h
- gained for him large and loyal II
lowing in Chicago.
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u Alderman Peter Reinberg Is bel,
y urged by many of his friends to NAL
70 the race for President of the Coun
T. Board next year.
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" Robert s. lies, the popular and we
a. known attorney, would make a sple
did Judge of the Superior Court.
,r Our friends. advertisers and su
N scribers will confer favor by ma
Or Ing their new house numbers al
ID addresses to The Chicago Eagle. 1