Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-03-04

lines OF the city, mas Deen retained 10
rebuild the street car system of Prov.
idence, r. I.
The five North Side Aldermen who
seek reelection. Taylor of the Twenty.
first Ward, Bauler Of the Twenty.
second. Hey of the Twenty.third,
Krumholz of the Twenty.fourth and
Lips of the Twenty.sixth,. were re-
nominated by big pluralities.
William T. Maypole won grand vic.
tory in the Fourteenth Ward. In a
field of six candidates for the Demo
cratic Aldermanic nomination he
finished first by a safe plurality.
Henry ID. Captain will make q
splendid Alderman from the Twenty.
fifth ward.
Honest Ed. Cullerton again showed
his hold on the people by his splendid
victory for denomination as Alderman
in the Eleventh Ward.
Alderman Henry Utpatel had no op.
position at the primaries in the Tif.
teenth Ward and is preparing to make
an aggressive campaign for re.elec.
ton.
8. p. Revere won out handily for
the Republican nomination for Alder.
man In the Seventeenth Ward to Ill
! the vacancy caused by Judge William
e. Dever's election to the bench. He
will make winning campaign.
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Alderman Francis W. Taylor had
little opposition for denomination for
Alderman in the Twenty.hrst Ward
and bis election IL predicted on all
sides.
Chief Justice Olson Of the Municipal
Court left Chicago for Jefferson City
NO.. where he will talk on Chicago's
municipal court system before the
Joint assembly Of the Missouri legisla-
ture. which 10 expected to pass q bill
to establish similar courts in st. Louis
and Kansas City. Judge Olson also
has received an invitation from w. A.
Way, president OF the Pittsburg Law
Club, asking him to address that body
on the court.
Alderman Fulton Is a winner for re.
election In the Thirteenth Ward.
Benjamin +. Nicholson, the well
known attorney and West Side Repub.
lican. would prove strong candidate
for Superior Court Judge this year.
Joseph Donnersberger was on Mon.
day elected South Park commits
sioner by the judges of the Circuit
Court. He succeeds william Best,
who was a member of the commits.
sion for many years. The election of
Mr.. Donnersberger leaves the political
complexion of the commission un.
changed, there being three Democrats
and two Republicans. Mr.. Donners'
berger lives at 360s Michigan avenue.
He was formerly member Of the
county board.
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Judge Edward o. Brown enjoys at
all times the confidence and admira.
ton Of the citizens of Chicago. ire
spective Of party affiliation.
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Judge John r. Caverly Is making
the good record on the Municipal
Court bench that every one of his big
army of friends expected he would
make.
Homer f. Tinsman has made a
record as a lawyer, public Official
and O citizen that entities him to @
seat on the Superior Court bench.
No leader in the financial and bust
ness world of Chicago stands higher In
the estimation of the people than Al
bert G. Wheeler.
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Jacob A. Hey win beat Mr.. Gustav c.
Wilde SO badly In the Twenty-third
Ward that iceberg Harrison will shed
tears.
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Henry d. Captain should be elected
Alderman in the Twenty-fifth Ward.
He is well known all over
the ward and will make one OF the
best Aldermen ever in the city coun.
Gil Mr., Captain who is president of
the Western Leather Manufacturing
Company, at AZ Wabash avenue is 40
years old and resides at 1914 Kenil
worth avenue. He was born in Eng
land and was educated In Germany,
coming to Chicago in 1879, residing
in the north end OF the city and ward
for the past 20 years, Before going
into the leather business he was EN-.
ployed in mercantile and manufacture
ing lines. He has always been a
staunch Republican and has always
taken an active mart in the camnaipns