Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-08-27
Twelve STRONG DEMOCRATS talked OF FOR MAYOR:


George s. Foster, S2Os wabansia ave-,
1 (Dem)
Thomas J. OHare. 352 w. Locust ST.,
| (Dem.)
W. 7. stanton, 7O5 W. Garfield blvd,
| (Dem.)
J. c. Dooley, 329 s. Central Park ave-,
| (Dem.)
Joseph SABBATH. 5155 Prairie ave-,
| (Dem)
C. c. Shonemann, 45O9 Grand blvd,
| (Dem.)
John H. Laliy, 1888 Lawndale ave-.
| (Dem.)
Henry NJ. shabad, 4O41 Indiana ave-,
(Dem.)
Rocco De Stefano, 3210 Walnut st.,
(Dem.)
William J. Naughton. PA Homer st.,
(Dem.)'
p. B. Flanagan, 23o1 Garfield blvd,
(Dem.)
Carroll Gigliotti. 1926 e. 65th pl.,
(Dem.)
Frank r. Cain, 5o2 Cornell ave.,
(Dem.)
Henry D. Bottum, 4s34 Kenmore ave-,
(Dem.)
d. b. Brillow, 1855 Edgewater pl.
(Dem.)
Henry e. Murphy, 1889 8. Trumbull
ave-, (Soc.)
Seymour Stedman, 11os e. 66th st.,
(Soc.)
Samuel Block. 2s1s Prairie ave-,
(Soc.)
Wilbur c. Benton. 1854 Ashland ave.,
(Soc.)
o. c. Chrietienson, 2947 Cortland st..
(Soc.)
WIN. schoenbrod, 21O7 lie Moyne st.,
(Soc.)
William A. Guinea, 5547 Drexel ave-,
(Soc.)
Peter sissman, 1856 N. Hoyne ave-,
D. J. Bentall. 54S2 Ingleside ave-,
(Soc.)
The big campaign 10 now under
way. Following are the important
dates for the primaries and election:
Sept. 3-Last day for candidates Ia
nle Withdrawals with the county clerk
Sept. 15-Primary election.
Sept. 26-County conventions Of oil
!. parties.
Sept. Congressional conventions
A Sept. 30-State conventions.
4 Oct. s-First registration day FOL
!. November election.
Oct. 15-Last day for senatorial and
\ state central committees elected at pri
> maries to meet and organise.
!. Oct. 1S-second and last registration
!, day.
Nov. S-General election for county
n congressional and state ofacers.
The democrats have announced tn,
d following program:
:. One hundred thousand votes to b.
,. the goal at the primaries Sept. IL, de
It spite the fact that there Is no con
n test az to the principal ofIices.
n Candidates to be assessed according
o to their means and disposition-no ar
bitrarily fixed assessments.
!, All candidates to pull together" In
E stead OF leach for himself"
}. Patronage 10 be apportlened (if tn
Q ticket should be elected according Il
(. the turnout Of party voters at boil
,. the primaries and election.
?. Right Of elected candidates to In
sist upon high grade appVintces rec
ognixcd, howo".r, as paramount tC
:. ward patronage claims.
Q %6A
L What reform" has accomplished +
{. date: Secured the passage Of pr
Y. mary law which takes all powers ou
Of the hands Of the voters and plas
" ing the naming Of candidates In tn
Il hands of q few men.
y Congressman Boutell will be renou
IL mated on the north side. The voter
+ In that district cannot be easily stan
peded. They know Mr.. Boutell an
70 will stand by him.
i ~a
- Better car service is needed on tn
= Northwest Side.
The refOrmers are now advocatiu
the abolition of the personal propert
u tax and the soaking OF real estat
a. with the whole burden.
D., ~4A
Edward Osgood Brown proved hin
~ self to be one of the best judges eve
D., on the circuit court bench, and hi
nomination for the vacancy on th
I'd bench by the democrats will be
worthy one.
E" ~6A
Thomas c. Clark's nomination fo
'h Superior court Judge will result !
his election which will place on tha
b. bench one of the ablest men ever .
It,
'' &eA
: Frank B. Brom, the well known re,
estate dealer and popular Democri
q of the Twenty.ninth ward. is the lea,
ing candidate for the Democratic non
4 ination for Congress In the Fourt
District and he deserves to win. H
q is a successful business man and u
old-time Democrat who will represel
o., the people in the National House I
Representative In fearless an
O., aggressive manner 1t Is homes