New York City Named Favorite for Convention Draw
June and duly, it is declared, passes through climate changes of a terrifying cue. The alluring prospect is set forth that New York, with the sea Washitie for boundaries for miles, with hundreds of unsurpassed hotels, with Madison Square fen, with transportation facilities and amusements, welcomes plans for the convention. Tom Lynch, TL Shufeldt & Company head, and Hon. Lock Wood Honore are praised as capable leaders. Judge Elbridge Manusteen, offered an appointment on the bench, is honored by the Governor. Bathhouse Jobe is seen with a jealous look at the First Ward pow wow.
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New York
Madison Square Fen
Elbridge Manusteen
Delage
Jide Hutchinson
Sawyer
Notable Illinois figures praised in political column
The passage extols several lawyers officials and politicians from Cook County and Illinois including Thomas M Thoyne Nicholas Hunt Andrew J Tyan PC Haley Robert Mel Inn Charles Verne George Mills Rogers John R L Civerly Edwin W Walker Elbridge Waneck Miles Kehoe Willan F P Mahony William Hale Thompson and the Board of County Commissioners. It lauds their integrity capability and public service while noting party ties and potential future roles.
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Hton
William Hale Thompson
Cook County
Thompson
Board of County Commissioners
Inspector Hunt Remains Untouched by Department Rumor
A Chicago police official, Inspector Hunt, is praised as a good policeman and admirable commanding officer. His record is described as upassailable, with no word against him allowed by any duty of the department.
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Nicholas Hunt
Inspector Hunt
Chicago
Hiis
Price a Leading Chicago Businessman and Pure Food Advocate
Dr. V C Price stands as a foremost Chicago business figure and a leader in the pure food movement. He heads a major city business concern and is noted for influence in commerce and public health circles.
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V. C. Price
Chicago
George E. Heldbrink
Frederick Schultz A Civic Benefactor From Wentworth
Frederick Schultz, a respected businessman, dedicates time to public welfare and community service. He is known in Wentworth for his civic involvement and commitment to local improvement projects.
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Frederick Schultz
Schultz
Prominent Chicago Leaders Consider Public Posts
A survey of notable Chicago figures shows Schultz & Hirsch partners and many city officials praised for public service. Hon. Joseph A. O'Donnell, Andrew J Ryan, W. W. Wheelock, and dozens more are named as potential Superior Court judges, aldermen, state attorneys, and county officials amid a broad panel of lawyers, merchants, and Republicans and Democrats.
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Joseph A. O'Donnell
Chicago
Superior Court
Andrew J) Ryan
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Lock Wood
Honore
Circuit
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Yellow Kid
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Miles Kehoe
Andrew J. Tyan
PC. Haley
Ilinois
Drainage Board
Tie
Robert
Mel Inn Lending
Hinger
Charles Verne
George Mills Rogers
Row
John RL Civerly
S. Edwin W. Walker
Elbridge Waneck
Hlon. Miles Kelle
Congressmain
Willan
Mahony
Hinois
Schultz & Hirsch
West Park Board
Steuben Wine Company
Madison Street
Chicago Telephone Company
W. W. Wheelock
Board of Election Commissioners
Wheelock
Mr. Stillman B. Jmmieson
William Prentias
Judge Prentisk
Virgil M. Brand
Alfrearr
Barr
Paul Poh
Weiss
United States
Thompson Brothers
Messrs. Tweed & Ray
West
Sigmund Zeisler
Thomas 2. Webb
John E. Owens
Julius Schiller
Fred A. Busse
B. A. Eckhart
Jacob R. Custer
Fidelity Safety Deposit
F. C. Bronson
George H. Farrand
James Reddick
Ephraim Banning
Messrs. Jackson & Corbett
Clayton BE
Crafie
Tom Rowan
Noa
J. J. Vanderbilt
Johny Sitlekt
Robert Redfield
Frederick W. Muwart
Lorimer & Murphy Brick Company
W. A. Murphy
Fletcher Dobyns
Francis M. Woods
Fred J. Wilk
Frederick Duffy
S. West Park
Hon
George B. Swift
Charles Hannifin
Henry BE. Weaver
Willard M. McEwen
Walter
Bogle
George Kersten
Adams A. Goodrich
John M. Smyth
Hanberg
Henry E. Brandt
J. FE. Kohout
Thompson Iron
Edward H. Peters
Hohenadel Bros
William HL. Lyford
Chicago and
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Kickham Scanlan
Andrew J. Ryan
James Mc Doyle
A. H. Hanson
The
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Philip Stein
Chicago Title & Trust Company
Elbridge G. Keith
Stillman
Fambonon
Muelhoefer
Gustavus J. Tatge
Foward Muelhoefer
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Min So Fie
Edwin K. Walker
A. J. Graham
John Lardson
Election Board
Fred W. Upham
Chester M. Dawes
Willum E. Mason
Leo Ernst
Charles ©. Breyer
Ist West Division Street
Breyer
John Dadie
W. J. Moxley Company
Charles E. Trandall
Mr. Henry Garden
Minerva Springs
W. J. Moxley
Max Bherhnar
William Brown
Alton
Mr. Francis 8. Peabody
Tom Murray
Gents
Clark Street
Jackson Boulevard
Thomas F. “Keeley
Tom N. Donnelly
Edward G. Cihiein
Joseph P. Dunk
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Alexander Tannah
James C
Tion
Cyril Te. Jindus
Congress
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George P. Foster
Adam Ortseifen
L. A. Goddard
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Austin J. Doyle
Charles E. Hyde
Edward F. Dunne
Mr. P. A. Hines
Charlie Tanner
Tanner & Conley
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine Company
George BE. Caughey
Paul O. Stensland
M. A. de Lang
Aoe
W. W. Weare
A. B. Hibbard
William Hisfeldt
A. W. Pulver
Chicago Northwestern
A. N. Roseneck
James J
James A. Hogan
George Lomax
South Side
Michael J Quinn
Ernst Hummel
A. W. Miller
Board of Assessors
John Barton Payne
J. W. Drouillard
F. H. Rowe
Republican State Central Committee
Wheeler & Wilson
Wheeler & Wilson Mfc. CO
Wabash Ave
Lena A. White
White's College OF Shorthand
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Michigan Ave
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Bar Sica A
Isidore H. Himes
the Superior Court
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Illinois
Edward B. Esher
Oxford
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Chamber of Commerce Building
Goodrich, Vincent & Bradley
the Rookery
Adame A. Goodrich
William A. Vinsent
Ralph R. Bradley Harrison
Hop
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Schmidt
Lange Brothers
Dearborn Street
Chea
LAW Office
Louis J. Behan
Stock Exchange Building
P. O'Shaughnessy, Incs
O'Shaughnessy
O’shaughnessy
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Alfred E.barr
Calumet
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