Mack's renomination signals Democratic defeat for city
The piece argues Mack's renomination guarantees Democratic loss and highlights beef trust and cold storage firms as key players. It notes the Supreme Court ruling affirming Chicago's power to destroy unfit food, the heated two year battle, and outlines municipal issues, commissions, and forthcoming elections shaping the political landscape.
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Beef Trust
United States Supreme Court
Chicago
Federal
District of
Hinois
Dunne
Busse
Brundage
Emil C. Wetten
Evans
Wiley
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Peckham
Justice Peckham
Chicago Adopted Fireworks Ordinance and City Hall Bid
Chicago City Council unanimously passed a fireworks regulation forbidding certain explosive devices and enacting licenses with penalties up to 200. The city awarded the new City Hall to the Noel Company of Baltimore for 3.205 million dollars, with a 1.71 million bond. An Alderman opposed the Baltimore award on home rule and labor grounds.
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Chicago
Republic
Couell
Noel Company
Baltimore
Coughl Hn
City Hall
Baltimore Company
Chicago and Alton Railway
Tie
van Buren Street
Canal Street
Mather Street
Ellsworth Street
Sebor Street
Egan
Counscil
West Side
Chicago and North Western Railroad
Fisher
Judiciary Committee
Busse
Aldis & Co
Dunn
Evans
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Mack
State Senate
General Assembly
Jimer T. Paddock
Springfield
Senate
Paddock
John A. Reeve
Edward D. Shurtleff
The
Eagle
Adolf Kraus
Philip Stein
Sigmund Zeisler
Sidney Adler
Adam A. Goodrich
William A. Doyle
William Hf, Barnum
Edward F. Dunne
Granville W. Browning
George A.trude
William P. Black
John E. Owens
Joseph A. O'Donnell
James Hamilton Lewis
Charles A. McDonald
W. D. Munhall
John I. McGoorty
Cyril Rr, Jandus, Edgar B. Tolman
Tusse
Special Industrial Commission
George K. Schmit
Oscar Tt. Hillstrom
Frank C. Leland
Warren E. Colburn
Alfred G. Lanie
Oscar de Priest
Max Blumenfeld
Dunning
William Busse
Blue Island Avenue
West Eighteenth Street
Stockyards
Ashland
Milwaukee Avenues
William M'Laren
Harry A. Lewis
Warden County
Charles J. Happel
O. C Wilhite
HT. Davin
John W. Belmont
O. W. Nash
Willam Holabird
Charles T. Mason
E. R. Baker
Public Service
Muck
van Steenberg
Boeber
Chindblom
Olson
Joseph Z Ublir
Sheridan
Scovel
Stugh Rt. Stewart
Henry C. Beitler
Max Eberhardt
Charles N. Goodnow
Hosea W. Wells
Oscar M. Torrison
Fred L. Fake, Jr
Linn H. Young
Knight
Seco
Abel Davis
Joseph 4. Bidwill
Alfred R. Porter
Peter M. Hoffman
Superior Court
Charles W. Vail
Hoffman
Joseph A. Springer
O. W. Lewke
Roy O. West
Board of Review
Adam Wolf
W. I. Weber
Board of Assessors
Paul A. Hazard
Drainage Board
Otto J. Novak
George W. Paullin
Wallace G. Clark
McCormick
Gibbons
Milton J. Foreman
R. R. McCormick
Joseph Badenoch
John P. McGoorty
William H. Baker
M. L. McKinley
Walter E. Beebe
Chas
E. Merriam
Albert W. Bellfuss
W. R. Michaelis
Frank I. Bennett
Theodore Oehne
Brosseau
Jos
A. O'Donnell
Wm. M. Brown
John F. Owens
Richard EB
Burke
G. W. Paullin
Thomas Carey
K. EB
Pendarvis
Chester W. Church
Loula F. Post
Clettenberg
John Powers
George E. Cole
Edward J, Rainey
Daniel F, Crilly
Walter J, Raymer
Willian EB
Dever
Alex
H. Revell
George W. Dixon
Lewis Kinaker
Thomas J. Dixon
Emil W. Ritter
B. A. Eckhart
Raymond Robins
John W. Eckhart
Lessing Rosenthal
Henry F. Eldmann
C. O. Sethness
F. BE
Erickson
D. BE
Shanahan
Walter L. Fisher
John G. Shedd
F. H. Gansbergen
Frank L
Charles Verne
Jas
M. Kittleman
R. A. White
Bryan Lathrop
CD. R. Wilkins
James J. Linehan
John P. Wilson
Carl Lundberg
Edward C. Young
T. C. MacMillan
Michael Zimmer
Chas EB. Merriam
Zigmund Zeisler
Judge Mack
Fire Department
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