Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1912-01-27

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publican nomination for governor of
Illinois, have been put in circulation.
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One Of the ablest, hardest working |
and most conscientious men on the |
Municipal court bench is Judge John
X. Caverly.
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James 8. Hopkins has earned by his
fine record as lawyer and citizen
q widespread popularity In Chicago
and throughout Cook county.
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Judge Edward Osgood Brown stands
foremost in the estimation Of all Chi.
cagoans both as an able and upright
Judge and a public spirited citizen.
No man in the financial world OF
Chicago stands higher in the estima-
ton of the people than Albert q.
Wheeler.
Ambrose A. WOrsley. the popular
and we'll known attorney, Is in line
for nomination by the Democrats for
municipal Judge. His candidacy will
add strength to the ticket.
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s. G. Herren. the popular assistant
| city attorney and Twenty.fourth ward
Democrat, IL being strongly doomed
by his friends for municipal Judge.
John r. Clare has earned by his
record as a lawyer and loyal Demo.
crat, nomination on the Democratic
ticket for municipal Judge this year.
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Stillman b. Jameson, the popular
master in chancery, would prove a
strong candidate on the Republican
ticket for municipal Judge.
John NJ. Duffy, the well known at.
torney and Thirty.nfth ward Demo.
crat, is strongly talked Of for chief
justice of the Municipal court.
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Richard J. Finn, the popular and
well known lawyer, Is being doomed
by Twenty-third ward Democrats for
municipal Judge. He would prove a
winner.
Edward F. Dunno has opened head.
quarters in the Sherman House In his
fight for governor.
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For lieutenant governor the Demo.
Gratis have three aspirants from whom
to select. They are Judge John O'Neil
OF Olney. John l.. Pickering of Spring.
field and Barrett O'Hara of Chicago.
The progressive Republicans have
begun the circulation of petitions for
Alexander Fyffe OF the Twenty-fifth
ward for chief bailif OF the Municipal
Court, Of Oliver l.. Watson for mem.
Der Of the board Of review and of
Joseph J. Elias for sanitary trustee.
Alderman Patrick ]. Carr Of the
Fifth ward was presented with dia-
mond star Tuesday night by his con.
stituents, about 1000 Of whom crowd.
ed into Mckinley Park hall, West
Thirty'fifth street and Archer avenue
to participate In the joyous doings.
A big banquet was rendered the
alderman and after this conspicuous
Democratic leaders Of the city made
speeches In which they extolled the
alderman's record In the council
Among the speakers We're Judge
John w. Rainey of the Probate court
Representative David Il. Shanahan
National Committeeman Roger c.
Sullivan. John Gibbons, President
Peter Bartzen of the county board
George f.. German and Edward r
Litzinger.
Judge John II. Caverly Is making @
fine record on the municipal court
bench. More men like him are needed
there.
Judge Edward Osgood Browns rec
ord on the bench shows him to be al
all times fair minded, hard working
and upright Judge.
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| Albert G. Wheeler Justly deserves
the reputation he enjoys of being one
OF Chicag0's leading and most highly
respected financiers.
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Andrew ]. Ryan stands high In the
estimation OF all Chicagoans, both as q
lawyer and as q citizen.
| George w. Paullin. the popular fur
rier and sanitary trustee. is the choice
OF thousands of Republicans through
out the Tenth district for Congress