Illinois political cries and dock property controversy
A chaotic editorial rants about who should hold office and the value of prime dock property leased to Goodrich. It blasts public officials, rail and traction graft, and calls for Hopkins for Senate while denouncing the Illinois Steel Company and dock leasing practices. It praises John F. Holland for Circuit Court judge and accuses various interests of corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodrich Company
Chicago
Ery
John ¥. Holland
City Officials Listed For Chicago Government Roles
A long list of city offices and officeholders for Chicago includes Mayor Fred A. Busse and multiple department heads such as Commissioner of Public Works John J. Hanberg, City Clerk John R. McCabe, City Treasurer John E. Traeger, and City Attorney John R. Caverly. Also named are health, buildings, police, fire, water, and election officials with their floor and street addresses. The document names ward leaders and county officers, including Sheriff Christopher Strassheim and County Clerk Joseph F. Haab, with extensive staff roles and department heads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Busse
Randolph Street
Bernard J.mullaney
Edward J. Brundage
Franklin Street
John R. Caverly
Monroe Street
John J. Hanberg
Paul Redieskh
Walter H. Wilson
Randolph
Wabash Avenue
William B. Burke
Fifth Avenue
John Kjellander
Market Street
William Carroll
L. Blake Baldwin
Madison Street
John R. McCade
John EB. Traeger
Michael J. Doherty
William J. McCourt
la Balle Street
Board OF Civil Service Commissioners
Elton Lower
Vernon L. Bean
Michael L. McKinley
Hiram D. Fargo
Board OF Election Commissioners
Rand McNally
John C. Cannon
Thomas F. Judge
Abel A. Bach
Thomas B. Judge
Isaac N. Powlell
Frank D. Ayres
Board OF Local Improvements
Chauncey Dewey
H. 8. Dietrich
J. Minnegen
C. A. V. Standish
Felix Norden
H. Herman
John R. McCabe
Michael Kenna
Clark Street
Harrison
John J. Coughlin
la Salle Street
Main
Geo. F. Harding, Jr
Washington Street
Thomas J. Dixon
Central
Wm. J. Pringle
4Th Ward
John W. McNeal
Archer Avenue
John A. Richert
Halsted Street
Alex. J. Burke
Marshfield Avenue
William J. McKenna
Linn H. Young
Ft. Dearborn
Arthur B. McCord
Frank I. Bennett
Chamber of Commerce
Bernard W. Snow
Marquette
P. H. Moynihan
South
Chicago
John H.jones
Commercial Avenue
Dennis J. Egan
Chicago Opera House
Henry L. Fick
West 12Th Street
Canal
10Th Ward
Thomas F. Scully
Washburng Avenue
Rudolph Hurt
Blue Island Avenue
F. Cullerton
Otto J. Novak
Robey Street
Ashland
Michael Zimmer
West 21St Place
Arthur W. Fulton
Ashland Bik
James E. Evans
Campbell Avennue
Seoley
James H. Lawley
Chicago Avenue
Humboldt
Chas. J. Lucas
Fulton Street
Ogden
Herman F. Kruger
Mozart
Albert W. Bedfuss
Milwaukee Avenue
Monroe
Stanley H. Kunz
Noble Street
Frank W. Koraleski
Lewis D. Sitts
Grand Avenue
William BE. Dever
John J. Brennan
West
Michael C. Con
Fred W. Upham
Florus D. Meacham
Frank A. Vogler
Board OF Assessors
Adam Wolf
William HI. Weber
William Kingsley
William H. Weber
A. W. Miller
Walter EB. Schibidt
Oscar Hebel
Civil Service Commission
Christopher F. Hafnor
Charles D. Gastfield
C. F
The Sins of Society at McVicker's Theater
The Sins of Society opens at McVicker's on Wednesday April 14 showing an English high society drama with gambling as the moral core. A large cast led by Dorothy Donnelly and Louise Closser Hale plus 250 performers present fourteen dramatic scenes and lavish costumes across six baggage cars for scene transportation.
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Mevicker's
Brooks & Dingwall
Drury Lane
MeVicker
Bridge Avhiat
Cnat
Dorothy Donnelly
Louise Closser Hale
Louise Mutter
Lucy Sibley
Vincent Serrano
William Abingdon
Leslie Kenyon
Oscar Adye
William Evfille
Frank Dekum
Edward Lester
Charles Flemming
Florence Raney
Litin Colling
Grace Thorne
Elsa Payne
Nance O'Neil
McKee Rankin
Masie King
Girls
Franklin Underwood
Chas
Fannie van
Woods
Allison
Frank Tinney
Buckingham
Olympic
The Golden Girl at La Salle Theater in Chicago
The Golden Girl continues a record run at the La Salle Theater on Madison Street. The show features Winona Winters and Harry Tighe among its headliners with a splendid cast, scenery, and music in a highly praised production. A rural comedy, The Village Postmaster, comes to the College Theater next week, praised as one of the season’s top country idylls with a real rain storm and a threshing machine scene.
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Alaskan
Great Northern
The
W. P. Cullen
Knickerbocker Theater
New York
Richard F. Carroll
Edward Martindel
Gus C. Weinburg
Forrest Huff
Billy” Fables
Lora Lieb
Arnine Boling
Pearl Elaine Roberts
Chicago
Princess Theater
Harry Woodruff
Georgia Caine
Bert Baker
Adele Rowland
Frances Demarest
Harry Pileer
Vennewers
la Salle Theater
Madison Street Playhouse
Winona Winters
Harry Tighe
Helen Cullinan
Hamilton Coleman
William Robinson
College
Great Northern Theater
The Three of Us at Marlowe Theatre
Charles B. Marvin announces for the attraction at the Marlowe next week Rachel Crother's play The Three of Us showcases the real west and stars Carlotta Nilsson. Ieska Shaw Frannie Fraunhois and Norine Harrington perform in this western drama noted for avoiding cowboys and villains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Marvin
Marlowe
Rachel Crothér
Carlotta Nilsson
Ieska Shaw
Frannie Fraunhois
Norine Harrington
Capitals proposed for South African federation
Europeans shrug at danger as wild fauna terrifies Seattle residents in the Fourteenth Ward while Buffalo and Chicago folklore evoke frontier days. A South African confederation convention debates three capitals Cape Town Pretoria and Bloemfontein for Parliament administration and judiciary with vast distances noted between cities.
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Fourteenth Ward
Seattle
Buffalo
Chicago
Cape Town
Pretoria
Bloemfontein
Kloenfontein Ie
Ithode Island
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George W. Jackson, Inc. Contractors
W. Jackson Boulevard
Quincy Street
Elston Avenue
Mendel Street
Chain of Lakes
Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Albert J. Hopkins
United States Senate
Illinois
Lake Michigan
Usderminty
Homer BE
Tinsman
James Rea
Chicago City Railway
Chicago Railways Company
Goodrich Gang
Rush Street
Illinois Central
Richard W.” Clifford
Illinois Steal Company
John F. Holland
Holland
Mlinois
United States
John G. Drennan
Springfield
Pliny B. Simith
Jhealth Department
Edward O. Brown
Corporation OF the City
John Powers
Atwood
Arthur Josetti
East North Avenue
Lincoln
B. F. Clettenberg
Jacob A. Hey
North Halsted Street
Fred A. Britten
Dearborn
Albert Hahne
Clybourn Avenue
Herman G. Rednanz
Fullerton Avenue
Winfeld P. Dunn
Chas. M. Thomson
Ind
Life Bidg
William F. Lipps
Peter Reinberg
North Robey Street
Edgewater
27Th Ward
Henry J. Siewert
Armitage Avenue
James F. Clancy
Troy Street
28Th Ward
F. D. Connery
North Washtenaw Avenue
Wm. H. Blencoe
Humboldt Boulevard
20Th Ward
John Downey
Hermitage Avenue
John Golomblewski
Patrick J. O'Connell
Normal Avenue
Wentworth
William J. Roberts
Peoria Street
Albert J. Fisher
Homer E. Tinsman
la Balle
William C. Hunt
M4th
Burnside
Ernest Bib
South Halsted Street
Weat Pullman
34Th
Patrick J. Nolan
Kedzie
Frank L. Race
Ontario Street
Austin
J. Fornberg
Superior Street
William H. Brown
at-Armas
Board OF County Commissioners
William Busse
William, Mclaren
Duncombe
Louis H. Mack
Joseph Carolan
Alfred van Steenberg
August
Boeber
Max Blumenfeld
Carl R. Chindblom
Joseph M. Dennis
Joseph J. Elias
Alfred G. Lanie
Walter Schrojda
William C. Hartray
William J. Umbach
Oscar de Priest
Board of Commissioners
Joseph F. Haas
James Monaghan
EB. J. McCarthy
Board OF Review
Roy O. West
Recorder OF Deeds
Abel Davis
John V. Clinnin
Leopold A. Dunne
Torrens
Abell Davis
Charles G. Little
Charles T. Farson
John P. Carney
John 8. Miller
John R. Thompson
Edward J. Werner
K. B. Valentine
Peter M. Hoffman
David R. Jones
Cameo Kirby
Studebaker
Dustin Farnum
Michigan Avenue
Kirby
Tlome
Auccosa Neoma
Booth Tarkington
Harry Leon Wilson
Tikaps
Big Bill
Olympic Music Trail
the Ellinotor
Baldwin Company
Wamitton Pane