Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-10-07

as he took the oath Mr.. Hoy returned
to his ONCE and swore in his deputies.
There are only two changes in his
staff Of assistants. John p. Wolf was
reappointed chief deputy. Eighteen
others were sworn in as deputies.
Daniel L. CRUCES election as Judge
Of the Superior Court IL desired by
everybody that wants to see able,
broadminded and fearless men placed
on the bench. He will make q great
Judge.
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James 8. Hopkins, the popular
Master.in.C hancery, has earned by
his clean and able record high place
in the estimation of the people.
The people Of Cook County never
had an ADLER, fairer or more con.
scientious man on the bench than
Judge Hickman Seaman.
Judge Charles A. williams is max.
Ing the fine record in the Municipal
Court that every one Of his big army
Of friends knew he would make. He
Is an able. fair.minded and painstak.
ing Judge.
Thomas Taylor, Jr., would serve the
people well on the Circuit Court bench.
Albert G. Wheeler commands at all
times the confidence and highest es.
TEEN of Chicago's leading business
men and ilnanciers.
William Schumacher, the popular
Western manager for Rudolph Gels.
ner, stands In the front ranks of Chi.
Cages leading business men.
The judicial campaign Is now on in
earnest.
Henry J. Kolze, the popular former
County Commissioner, Is much talked
Of for Sanitary Trustee by Republican
leaders. A better man could not be
nominated.
Thomas Taylor, Jr., Republican
nominee for Judge Of the Circuit
Court, has been for nineteen years
master In chancery Of the Circuit
Court of Cook County, and Is o man
of well.known legal ability. After at
tending public school he entered Knox
College at Galesburg, worked his way
through. and was graduated In 1881
He was active In college affairs and
was president of the Gnothautti Liter.
airy Society. In 1882 Mr.. Taylor en-
tered the Harvard University law
school, from which he was graduated
with honor In 1885, receiving the de-
gree of IL. B. Shortly afterward he
was admitted to the Suffolk County
(Mass.) bar and for a year practiced
low in Boston In the offices Of Bur.
dette G. Gooch. In 1887 Mr.. Taylor
came to Chicago, and since that time
has been actively engaged In law prac.
tice. Mr.. Taylor is member of the
Chicago, University, Law, City, Ham
ilton and Marquette clubs. He is on
the executive committee of the iii.
nois Humane Society, Is vice president
of the Onwentsia Club and Is mem.
Der of the Chicago. Illinois and Amer
lean Bar associations. In 1906 he was
appointed by Governor Deneen a dele
gate to the congress on uniform law.
Mr.. Taylor Is married and has three
children. His home is In Hubbards
Woods, Winnetka.
Col. James Hamilton Lewis will be
the next Democratic nominee for
United States Senator.
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Judge Marcus Kavanagh has en-.
deared himself to the people by his
able, honest and fearless record on
the bench. Everybody Is with him
for reelection.
Judge John II. Caverly continues
to add daily to his big army of friends
by his fine record on the Municipal
Court bench.
John p. McGoorty's candidacy for
Judge of the Circuit Court is being
pushed by an army of enthusiastic
friends and admirers of that popular
lawyer and Democrat, whose public
record is so well known to the people
OF Chicago and Illinois.
Albert ]. Hopkins for Vice Presi-
dent In 1912 Is popular slogan among
Republicans throughout Illinois.
John ]. Coburn can well feel proud
OF the splendid victory won for the
widows OF the fremen who lost their