Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-07-30

support from all over the county in
his campaign for president of the
county board on the democratic ticket.
That he is vote getter goes without
saying. and the whole county ticket
will be strengthened by his nomina.
ton.
Charles A. Mcdonald Is a winner for
superior court Judge. And he Will
make good one, too.
Albert c. Clark will win In walk
in his campaign for reelection to the
state senate In the thirteenth district.
His honest and able record has won
for him the support Of all classes.
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Former United States Senator Al.
bert J. Hopkins enjoys to-day wider
spread popularity in Illinois than he
ever did. He will play prominent
part in the big fight next fall and also
two years hence.
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Edward J. Brundage will receive
thousands Of Independent votes for
Judge of the superior court, which he
has gained by his honest and able
record as public Official.
George X. Schmidt has made
splendid record on the county board
and he deserves another term,
John r. Caverly has given the peo'
pie Of Chicago one Of the best admin
istrations as city attorney that they
have ever received.
A good, honest and fearless Judge
like Charles s. Cutting. Judge OF the
probate court, will not experience
much difficulty In being reelected.
The election Of Thomas Taylor, Jr..
as Judge of the superior court will
place on that bench an able, brilliant
and honest Judge.
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Matt Aller, the popular twenty.sixth
ward democrat, Is being backed by his
big army of friends for the legisla'
ture In the sixth district.
Edward Osgood Brown proved him.
self to be one Of the best judges ever
on the circuit court bench, and his
nomination for the vacancy on the
bench by the democrats will be q
worthy one.
The following well known Chicago
lawyers have indorsed the candidacy
of Thomas c. Clark for Judge OF the
superior court of Cook county, and
have signed his petitions: James G. Nc.
Shane, s. s. Gregory, NJ. l.. Mckinley,
Alfred S. Austrian, William c. Nib
lack, d. L. Sullivan, Abraham Meyer
William Dillon, Russell Whitman,
Henry G.. Miller, James Turnock,
Frank II. McCulloch, Henry Russell
Plat, Lewis w. Parker William 5.
Oppenheim, Francis w. Walker, Theo.
Proulx, Clarence A. Toolen, Roswell
B. Mason, Clarence S. Darrow, N l..
Piotrowski, Edwin White Moore, w.
f. Griffin, w. r. Alden, d. w, Sullivan,
Francis E. Croarkin, c, A. Williams,
Chas. II. Soelke, Joseph ID. David,
James S. McInerney, Jacob II. Hop
kins, d. G.. Ramsey, George Pfuhl, !.
w. Foltz John T. Booz, Maxwell Ed
gar, A. l.. Gettys, John s. Hummer,
Carl r. Latham, William Brown.
Cook county never had a better
county clerk than Joseph F. Haas and
his plurality next November promises
to be big one.
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The nomination of James c. Dooley
for Municipal Judge by the Democrats
would prove popular all over Chicago.
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John +. O'Malley, the popular
North Side Democratic leader and
State Senator, enjoys to the fullest ex-
tent the confidence and admiration
of the rank and file of the party.
Thomas Lyons, the well known and
well liked Twenty-fourth ward Demo-
crat, will as usual be found working
hard for the success OF his party next
fall.
AS was expected by all his friends.
James C. Buckley Is making a splen-
did record as alderman of the 18th
ward. He Is an able, aggressive and
hard working public official.
Charles ID. Gastheld, the popular
senator OF the Cook county civil serv-