Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1914-03-14

of the ordinance creating Lincoln
Park, to be held in the society's build
ing Saturday afternoon. March IA.
Addresses will be made by the fol.
lowing: John NJ. Armstrong. who. as
alderman of the Thirteenth ward. In.
troduced the ordinance March II. 1864.
and Francis A. Eastman. postmaster
of Chicago. 1S69.1S73. Mrs. Mary Rid.
path Mann will give a lantern talk en-.
titled Chicago from 1903 to 1871"
Walter T.. Schmidts many friends
are booming him for county treasurer.
How many so.called information bu.
reaus are being run under assumed
names in Chicago? Here is something
worth getting information about.
How many deputy sherffs are on
your pay roll under assumed names
Mr.. thinner?
County Judge John Il. Owens de.
serves to be renominated and re.
elected.
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Ben NJ. Weidinger is making no,
fight for the Democratic nomination
for congress In the Tenth district and
will probably land It.
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Republicans are talking of popular
Phil KnOpf for state treasurer this
year.
Louis Biegler. the well.known manu-.
facturer of freproof windows, would
run well for county commissioner.
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Charles II. Lamson, the well.knOwn
paving expert. says that Chicago will
soon be the best paved city In the
world.
Tina X. Carter was one of the mos,
popular presidents that the Chicago
Board of Trade and the Chicago San
itary District ever had.
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Alderman Edward +. Cullerton
everybody Is glad to hear. IL rapidly
| recovering from his recent severe III
ness. Alderman Cullerton has friends
| In all parts OF the city who wish him
many years of continued usefulness.
A. II. Porter, who has made an eX
cellent record as clerk of the appel
late court. will probably be renominat
ed by both the Republicans and Pro
gressives this year.
The Irish Choral Society of Chicago
will present Handels Messiah at Or
chestra Hail. Palm Sunday afternoon
April 9Th. Fifty members of the Chi
cagO symphony Orchestra will assist
The soloists are all OF note, and Their,
will be chorus OF two hundred voices
Prof. Daniel Protheroe. conductor ant
composer, will direct The soloists
I will be Lucille Stevenson Tewksbury
soprano; Mildred Potter, contralto
Dan Beddoe, tenor, and Marion Green
| bass.
The officers of the society are JOIN
a. McGarry, president; p w. Hayes
and ID. Il, Harries, vice presidents
Patrick II. ODonnell, treasurer, ant
Francis ID, Hanna, secretary,
The society was organized in 1902
and has for its object the cultivation
and popularization of the best Celti,
music. Prof. Protheroe will visit Ire
land and Wales this summer, as tn,
special envoy of the society directed
to bring back to this country and I,
prepare for the society's use, copie,
OF the manuscripts of the almost for
| Wales.
John r. Glare would make an idea
judge of the Municipal Court. He |,
an able lawyer and no man stand.
higher at the bar. Born and raised
in Chicago he takes a natural prid,
In the city and would bring to hi.
judicial duties ripe experience tina
would be of benefit to the public.
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Ambrose A. WOrsley should b,
elected TO the Municipal Bench. HI
Is a good lawyer and an honest man
William Legner Is gaining strength
in the county treasurership race.
WARD BOUNDARIES.
Following are the ward boundaries
In Chicago:
I. Chicago river west and south 4
Wallace. south to w. 25th, east Il
Princeton, south to w. 28th pl., cas-
to 8. 9Th ave-. south to w. 30th. cas-
to Wentworth ave-, south to w. 3lst
east to Lake Shore right Of way
north to w. 26th, east to g. Michigan
ave-. north to E. 26th. east to Indians
ave, south to e. 26th, east to South
Park ave-, south TO e. 31st. east II