Canal Gang Eyes 2004 Victory as Ripley Succession T
City politics dominate the Drainage Board as Mayor Harrison hints at Clef Ripley’s replacement with an April 29 announcement. Republican figures push for judicial honors, County Clerk candidates, and calls to expand Cook County’s judiciary amid scrutiny of drainage and canal operations.
Gossip and schemes churn as Chicago politics frays
A broadside exposes ward club rounds of has beens and reformers as the Drainage Board power plan stirs Springfield debate. Sanitary District bids fail amid fears of a costly 5 million tax and Niagara-like transmission questions. Post Office merit board slated for abolition. Joseph Junk named potential county treasurer candidate.
City laws curb violators of smoke ordinance and tax evaders
City Prosecutor Tay lor pledges hard line on violators of the smoke law sending building owners engineers and stokers who permit black smoke to pay fines or face injunctions. A $500 fines levy on Independent Electric Company for smoke violations will be satisfied by selling its two dynamos after ten days. The piece also covers drainage district plans for Evanston Wilmette and the Calumet area with opposition citing cost and feasibility, plus President McKinley’s Chicago visit invitation and aldermanic contests in several wards.
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Zina R. Carter
Frank Wenter
Thomas J. Webb
Charles Burmeister
P. J. Cahill
Criminal Court
Fill Knopf Fas
Edward A. Dicker
Thomas Taylor, Jr
Wim. F. Wiemers
Irons
Henry Stuckart
A . Delavan B. Cole
West Park Board
W. Wheelock
James J. Gray
John P. McGoorty
Ald
Charles Verne
Edgar Bronson Tolman
Robert
Ties
Gustavus J. Tatge
John E. Kehoe
Ryan
Fred J. Gansberger
Board of
Lincoln Park Commissioners
Wm. Prentiss
Thomas E. Milchrist
Francis A. Riddle
Donald L. Morrill
Daniel Donahoe
Donahoe
Donahoe & Hartnett
Ashland
Robey Street
Elston Avenue
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Senate
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Gimeon Avenue
Grand Jury
United States District Court
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Sanitary District of
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Carter H. Harrison
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Joseph P. Junk
Halsted Street
Fritz Sontag
Frederick H. Gansbergen
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John N. Bos
Joseph Strauss
Amos Pettibone
Loeffler
Willam H. Ehemann
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