Free Silver Issue Declared Dead in Illinois
Illinois Democratic voices declare the free silver cause dead with McConnell urging the party to shift from 16 to 1 bimetallism. The piece reviews Democratic leadership, trusts and imperialism, and praises direct popular election of U S Senators while naming Illinois figures poised for 1901 races.
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United States
Shelby M. Cullom
United States Senate
Rumor Links Tanner to Whittemore in Governor Battle
A state political rumor says Governor Tanner may back Hon. Floyd K. Whittemore for governor rather than seek the Republican nomination in Cook County. The report notes Tanner’s strong respect for Whittemore.
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Cook County
Tanner
Floyd K. Whittemore
Baker Brothers urged as Republican candidate for spring
William H. Baker is urged to run as the Republican candidate for spring. He is one of the three Baker Brothers, Dearborn Street coal merchants, a noted local business family.
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William H. Baker
Twelfth Ward
Baker
Baker Brothers
Dearborn Street
Prominent Chicago Leaders Ponder Governor Hopefuls
The next Board of Cook County Commissioners should consist of strong business men. Floyd K. Whittemore, State Treasurer, has many supporters who back his gubernatorial nomination. Ex-Mayor John A. Roche also has admirers. County Judge Orrin N. Carter is viewed by Chicago business circles as having potential to win as many votes as any Republican for Illinois governor.
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Bryan
Sterest
Democratic Party
Chicago
Jacob I’. Rehm
Blue Island
Republican Party
Illinois
Arthur Dixon
Ilinois
Third Ward
Dixon
First Ward
Cook County Commissioners
Floyd K. Whittemore
John A. Roche
Orrin N. Carter
John M. Smyth
New gas firm formed at Hananond with two senators as owners
A new gas company at Hananond Ltd will be presided by State Senator Slen H Case and owned by Case and A A Byvans of Aurora. On Aug 22 Hammond City Council granted a 30 year gas franchise to Evans of Illinois and his associate Case. The company will supply $1 gas and begin operations six months from date.
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Slen H. Case
Scout Ilinois
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Rumors Stir Illinois Gubernatorial Race and Local Rallies
The article notes unchallenged praise for John A Roche as a potential Illinois governor and reports on political chatter about John M Smyth. It also covers a Sept 2 school district election call, a West Side Driving Association meeting Aug 16 electing officers, and Weldon County Democrats eyeing Austin O Lex Browning for attorney general while Clayton B Crafts returns from Colorado Springs as his family plans a longer stay.
Chicago Paving Debate Urges Asphalt Roads
A Chicago discussion supports purchasing land at Matin Street and Ashland Avenue to build a school, with exchange possible to Ashbury Avenue site. The editorial condemns wooden block pavement and granite, arguing asphalt offers a durable, clean solution for city streets and urges widespread adoption.
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Ashland Avenue
Asbury Avenue
Illinois Politics Prepares for 1900 Campaign Struggles
Illinois Democrats weigh Imperialist and Anti-Trust themes as 1900 US campaign looms. Mayor Harrison urged to back organized anti-Altgeld movement while McKinley policy shifts draw farmer defections. State committee debates early literature, while party unity efforts focus on Mann versus Tanner in Cook County.
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Chicago
Altgeld
Southern Illinois
Tanner
Mann
Sherman House
McKinley
State Committee
Philippines
Bryan
Illinois
Lorimer faces choice as Cook County Republicans weigh gubernatorial push
At the Cook County Republican Marching Club gathering in Desplaines, speculation centers on Congressman Lorimer not backing Governor Tanner next spring. James R. Mann surfaces as a potential unified gubernatorial candidate for Cook County Republicans, while Lorimer may seek to remain in Congress if district boundaries are altered.
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James R. Mann
Cook County
Lorimer
Hertz
Pease
Lake View
James Rf. Mann
Joseph Bidwill
Ninth Ward
Republican Marching Club
Desplaines
Lormer
Congress
McKinley
Republican candidate for State Senate from Eighth District
Repretative Du Fay A. Fuller of Helvide Boone County, former member of the Fortieth and Party-first General Assembly, seeks the Republican nomination for State Senator from the Eighth Senatorial District. District includes Lake, McHenry and Boone counties. Floyer K. Granger of McHenry is the current senator. Under a regional agreement, the Boone County seat is to hold the senate seat.
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Helvide
Boone County
Lake, McHenry
Boone
Floyer K. Granger
McHenry
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