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Newspaper
Chicago Eagle
Location
Chicago, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1903
Page
2
Chicago residents debate the push to replace Congressman Mahony with a carpetbagger. William F. Mahony, a Chicago native, faces opposition from reform-minded voters wary of political machine graft. Discussions mention Robert S. Ties as a potential Superior Court candidate and William Hale Thompson's county leadership role.
W. W. Wheelock’s services as attorney for the Board of Election Commissioners earn public commendation. He is prominently mentioned for the Republican nomination for State’s Attorney. No stronger man could be named for the office.
Mr P Loe Taley has earned golden opinions for his successful conduct as special counsel in the drainage board's litigation and is deemed an ideal attorney general. Hon Michael B Hunt is praised as a bright Cook county bar member with a faultless legislative record, a Democrat held in high party regard.
A long list of Chicago figures praised for public service potential includes Hon. William Prentixs for Superior Court, Dr VC Pilee and Jameson noted as leading professionals, and various candidates for City Commissioner and Congress. The piece also promotes business leaders like the Lange Brothers and Paul Pohl, critiques Mayor Harrison, and comments on social issues, economy, and culture.
The paragraph cites Thomas M. Hoyne as a leading Democratic candidate for the Superior Court, praises George P. Foster as an exemplary congressman, notes Philip Seu as renominated and elected to the Superior Court, and highlights Alfred F. Barr as a likely next alderman with broad cross party support. Adams A. Goodrich is praised as a great Democrat and lawyer who could join the Superior Court bench.
Reading fragment suggests a district school being used to illustrate a belief that the United States should conduct international affairs by mineral san slon quight teaching. The note is terse and lacks clear names or dates.
The notice hints that Kaiser Willolin may seek a challenge but implies the United States will equally deny him the cup, signaling a firm stance against the contender.
Several magazines feature articles on “How to Beane ide” and the author who explains avoiding the need to economize. The pieces reflect financial guidance and the desire for prudent living.
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