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Newspaper

Chicago Eagle

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1902

Page

2

Voters Rule in Cook County Judicial Elections Clash

Chicago voters reject nonpartisan control of county judiciary in fall elections amid a political upheaval. The piece cites The Chicago Eagle’s warning against bar and reform-group interference, stresses the public’s right to judge judges, and surveys potential candidates from both parties across Cook County for key judicial and county offices.

Cook County Waring Chicago Eagle Rebols Chicago Dudietary Heach Aud the Eagle Bar Association The Citid Bugle Interloplig Iu Ulead

Voice of the People reflects on city issues and editor letters

Citizens from many parts of town write about public funds and school affairs. Posts question Board of Education spending on milk, a farm horse, and a thousand caps for twelve Bowmanville children. Letters also urge preservation of kindergarten for the poor and critique Civil Service protections and Mayor Harrison’s actions.

Chicago Battle Sip Wiiter Bownuiville Cam City Board of Education Pam Board of Education Bowmanville Isabelle O'Keeffe Edwin G. Cooley Bintik Histore Chicago the Eagle Daily Harrison Robert Burke Burke

Judge Baldwin Urges Americans to Enjoy Food and Comfort

Yale professor Judge Simon K B Baldwin argues workers thrive on a diverse, well fed diet and decent dress, praising workingmen’s earnings and home comforts. He claims prosperity, healthy labor, and tasteful living reflect national superiority and urges continued effort for richer meals, clothing, and furnishings.

Simon KB. Baldwin Yale America

New thirteen cent stamp for foreign registered mail

The Postmaster General introduces a 13 cent stamp designed for registered foreign mail, replacing two stamps totaling 13 cents. The stamp features President Harrison seated at his desk, a departure from the usual vignette.

Harrison

Young arsonist seeks fame through fires at Astor House

A youth who started fires at the Astor House and other buildings wore a rough rider uniform. He claimed the flames were to reveal and extinguish the blazes to become a hero. He questions whether heroism should be financially rewarded.

Astor House

Wanamaker Spends Big on Ads Boosting Philadelphia Store

John Wanamaker channels about $1000 daily into advertising his Philadelphia department store and reaps profits that exceed the advertising outlay, underscoring a clear business lesson about promotional expense.

John Wanamaker Philadelphia

Obituary Note on Courage of Convictions

A concise obituary remark notes that a man who lived with steadfast beliefs may be described as having the courage of his convictions, highlighting how dedication to principle is celebrated in death notices.

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