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16 Apr 1904

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Chicago Eagle

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1904

Page

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Above Reproach Real Estate Board Leases Criticism Rebutted

An editorial argues Ole A Thorp’s attacks on Chicago Board of Education leases are unfounded citing district funding disparities and high market values. It defends the board, praising lease terms with Tribune and other properties while labeling Thorp’s stance as prejudicial to city interests.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Chicago Board of Education Ole A. Thorp Thorp Beeee Ees State Street Madison Street Monroe Street Dearborn Street Adams Street Scent Joseph Donnersberger W. A. Bond Owen F. Aldis Chicago Madison St Sthav Board of Education Chicago Daily News Company Madison St, & F Dearborn Hannah & Hoge Madison St. W Tialsted John M. Smyth Daily News Sth Avenue Hannah & Hogg St. Madison St N. F Elizabeth A Ware Bleecker Read Madison St. Win. F Halsted Cook Woonspe' Et Andrew Pearson Jessor Joseph TH Wright Evans Dan Jenks Augustus A. “Arg John W. Horter Netcher City of Chas. Netcher TEE Tribune Howlers Dearborn St Madison Boards of Education Tribune Company Lessee Madison and Gore Monroest Katherine Adams David Mayer John J. Knickerbocker James J
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Hearst in danger in Cook County primaries

The coming Cook County primaries on May 2 loom large for William Randolph Hearst as his two Chicago papers the American and the Examiner face a city hall machine. If Hearst loses Cook County, his political and media influence could collapse, altering Massachusetts and Chicago political dynamics and signaling a broader national setback for his campaigns.

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William Randolph Hearst Chicago Hearst The American Examiner Johnny Hopkins Cook County Conve Hatch McHine Giratt Hopkins Williams Willis Salning City Hall New Yorker
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Presidential delegate results spark party division in early counts

In New Haven Connecticut WR Pearst led with forty-five of seventy-one delegates while Judge Darker captured New Jersey and Kings County New York delegates. Populists in Topeka elected delegates to their national convention and favored fusion with reform Democrats amid party tensions.

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Tharst Boston Chicago Che Massachusetts Richard Olney William WR. Sharst Olney Worcester Wentye Thearst Springfield Lowell Gloucester Brockton Pittsfield Haverhill Pamnten Hearst Dedhan George Fred Williams Mr. Olney Tso Pearst New Phiven Conn Judge Darker New Je Nod Den N. Oh Kings County New York Peearst
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Hearst business dying out shifts focus to Democratic stage

Phaevison and Hopkins Cups Wis report that Hearst boom in Cook County has faded. Preston Clarrison, in charge of mayoral organization work, states the Hearst business is dying out and the Tharrison-dropatis struggle will occupy the center of Democratic display.

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Phaevison Hopkins Wis Hearst Cook County Tharrison-dropatis Siage Preston Clarrison
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Chicago School Board Cec Peewee A Ait Thorbay Hleurst Or Harrison Lowden Yates Deneen City Tall Frank Cinther Preston Harrison Carey Washington Park Prince Potter Palmer Prince Honore Palmer Congressman Mann Mexican Gulf Thomas A. Smyth George P. Guthrie Bricklayers’ Union Congress Hearst Or Marilson Peter Reinberg Will Hearst George IX Schmidt Fred Hf. Rowe Clarence Darrow George P Coin St. Louis Hearst Organization Thomas Carey Democratic County Central Committee California Kansas Olle Eee South Dakota Sharst Cory John OC. Fetzer
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