Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-03-18

Popular City Clerk, WI
be seen from the vote he received on
primary day.
Out Of 1000 ballots cast in six pre-.
cincts in the vicinity Of his residence
900 were marked for him.
Alderman William F. Ryan has
shown himself to be an able and hon.
est representative of the people In
the City Council and the voters Of the
Thirty.fourth ward should show their
appreciation by re.electing him.
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irwin II. Hazen is the kind Of man
the people Of the Thirty.fifth ward
need to represent them in the City
Council.
Alderman Jacob A. Hey's able and
honest record in the City Council has
won for him large and loyal army Of
friends in the Twenty.third ward, ev.
eryone Of whom is working tooth and
nail for his reelection.
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Henry stuckart, popular Democratic
nominee for City Treasurer, has
opened headquarters in the Briggs
House.
Albert G. Wheeler is man whom
Chicago Is proud to claim at all times
as one Of her ablest and most success.
full financiers and public spirited citi.
gems.
Irwin r. Hazen's candidacy for AL.
derman in the Thrty.fifth ward has
united all factions of the Republicans
in the ward and his election by large
plurality is assured.
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Henry d. Captain should be elected
Alderman in the Twenty.fifth Ward.
He IL we'll 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, Ia ~
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 tho city and ward
for the past 23 years. Before going
into the leather business he was EN-.
ployed in mercantile and manufactur.
ing lines. He has always been q
staunch Republican and has always
taken an active part in the campaigns
for the success Of the party. AL.
though always active In public afiiairs
MIR. Captain has never held ONCE.
elective or appointive In the city or
county. He was Q school trustee In
the old village Of Rogers Park. He
was elected for several terms a.
President of the Rogers Park I'm.
provement Association and took q
leading part in demands for the prop.
or enforcement of the ordinance al.
lowing the c. M. 4 st. p. r. r. to
electrify their road from Wilson ave-
nue. north to the City Limits, for bet
ter crossing protection along this
right Of way. for the Ordinance com.
polling the c. M. 4 st. p. r. r. and
the N. w. FL. to elevate their tracks
from Wilson avenue to the City Linn
its, incidentally forcing the r. r. "a
buy Its right Of way through Rogers
Park and returning to the people the
| full use OF Southport avenue, now
used almost exclusively by the r. r
Co, the laying OF the new grooved
rails on Clark street by the Console
dated Traction Co. Mr.. Captain hal
received the hearty endorsement Of
the Twenty-ffth ward regular Repub
lican organization. His business
arrangements are such that he will
devote his entire time to the inter
ests OF the ward after his election
Alderman Matt A. Mueller il max
ing an aggressive campaign for Alder
man In the Twenty.ninth ward and hi
reelection Ia predicted.
Alderman Michael McInerney hai
cake walk in the Thirtieth ward
Everybody Is with him.
Alderman Edward F. Cullertoni
long and honorable career In the Cit!
Council has endeared him to his con
stituents In the Eleventh ward an,
his plurality this year will be large
one than he ever received before.
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Alderman Arthur w. Fulton hat
little trouble In being re-nominated Il
the Thirteenth Ward and will hav'
less In being reelected at the Apri
election. Alderman Fulton is one o
the best men In the council and tn
people know It,
| Irwin r. Hazen. the popular and
we'll known attorney, ia the right mar
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