Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-02-26

Of the city, and will spend q part Of
his day In the city at the newspaper
clubs rooms on Clark street.
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No man in Illinois stands higher In
the estimation Of the people than for.
mer United States Senator Albert J.
Hopkins. His clean and brilliant ca.
reer has won for him the admiration
OF everybody.
Homer e. Tinsman. the able lawyer
and former alderman, Is In line for
election to the Superior Court bench.
Albert G. Wheeler Is one Of the
ablest and most highly respected finan.
ciers in Chicago. He deserves the high
place he holds In the business world.
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The United Democratic club Of the
Twenty.seventh ward met Tuesday
night to further the aldermanic con.
didacy Of Frank Buchanan. The meet.
ing was held at Fullerton and Kimball
avenues. Daniel L. Cruice and Jacob
Lavatsky made addresses.
Alderman John Golombiewski Is GER.
tain Of denomination. He has .he
hearty support Of the Twenty.ninth
Ward Republican organization.
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Inc Democratic Club Of the Seven.
teenth Ward Endorsed the candidacy
Of Alderman william e. Dever for re.
election at meeting held Wednesday
night In Schindler's Hall, Milwaukee
avenue and West Huron street. A res.
0lution passed described him as man
who has faithfully represented the IN
terests Of all the people and has espe'
cially guarded the interests OF the peo
pie Of the Seventeenth Ward"
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Congressman Wilson. Mann and Fosi
are liable to find themselves among
the also.rans when the Congressional
primaries are over.
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Alderman Nicholas r. Finn 10 feel
ing no uneasiness about the result II
the Twentieth Ward. The only ques
ton IL the size Of the plurality.
Congressman Thomas Gallagher vii
be renominated and reelected. TIT
people OF the Eighth district know ,
good Congressman when they see one
A clean and popular business mai
like Thomas w. Gilmore Is who tn
Republicans Of the Twenty.fifth War,
want to see nominated for Alderman
James 8. Hopkins, the popular at
t0rney and Master.in.C hancery. woul,
serve the people we'll on the bench.
George F. Harding, Jr., Chaunce
Dewey and August w. Miller are tn
favorites In the field for the Republ
can nomination for Sheriff.
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w. L. B0dine's grand record as 81
perintendent OF Compulsory Education
has gained for him widespread pol
ularity In Chicago.
Charles Alling. Jr.. would make
splendid Judge OF the Superior Cour1
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John r. Caverly Is making one q
the best City Attorneys Chicago ha
ever had. He Is an aggressive an
Woodworking public oficial.
George w. raullin's able and clea
record as a business man and as men
Der OF the Sanitary Board, has game
for him high place In the estimati0
OF the people.
Timothy j. Ryan Is being strongl
urged by his big army 'Of friends
come out for the Democratic nomin
ton for Alderman In the Thirty.fift
Ward. Mr.. Ryan should do SO, as l
Is the strongest man talked OF who ca
rally to his support the solid Dem
cratic vote and a great part Of the r
publican vote. That he Is vote &c
ter can be seen by the fact that
1908. as candidate for the Democr
} tic nomination for County Assesso
before the primaries. with no Organis
ton behind him, he polled 1870
votes. He has q record as @ publ
, offcial. business man and citis'
that 10 Q clean and honest one and b
| election will give the people Of Il
Thirty.hfth Ward an Alderman th
! they can b proud OF. He has alive