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Newspaper
Chicago Eagle
Location
Chicago, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1904
Page
2
Walker plans a large new law firm with extensive corporate and railroad clients. Led by Glennon, the firm will handle general and railroad matters from offices in the new La Salle Street station building, drawing from prominent clients and long years of practice.
Vague OCR fragment notes widespread citizen concern over city salaries and municipal leadership. Report mentions disputes over wages in commercial firms and a dramatic 200 percent wage reduction claim, but the text remains unclear and fragmented.
The city health department notes Premenia as a disease of concern while the harsh winter continues to influence mortality rates, though deaths remain at a record low for the period.
Fragmentary text discusses Dent forge Veil water purification and a cold frost hindering work. Mentions frost versus water supply issues and a need to determine which is worse for the water supply. Details are unreadable and not clearly attributed to any event or entities.
A fragment questions candidates for governor and other offices. It mentions Richard Yates Lowden and Lh. Ye Sherman and asks what positions they appear as on record, with a reference to Springfield and an unclear ballot. The readable lines show candidate names and party or office confusion without firm roles.
At Monday’s council meeting the city established a new department of local transportation. The body hopes the department will excel beyond typical sub bureaus, with special duties to perform, though it will not be organized immediately.
Chicago faces severe service reductions as the tire and police departments endure drastic budget slashing by City Comptroller McGann. Fire funding also falls by over 500000, with police cut by 600000 below last year’s appropriation, fueling calls for a new city charter.
A Chicago alderman proposes an order to prohibit a collection of skeleton keys burglars keys and safe cracking devices in the city exhibit at the St Louis Exposition He argues such an order would shield the good name of Chicago and extend to exclude burglars tools from the city.
One South Side Alderman proposed tying city finances to higher saloon licenses. The idea argues for more revenue while saloons remain largely closed and operating under strict law.
The Attorney General harshly criticizes Congress member Warner for denouncing Allen B. Sherman as a traitor to his party. Warner defends his own views, while discussions touch on religious and moral themes and ongoing political divisions.
The item notes the decline of Hon Anuer Stith and the rise of political figures in Dihaeds. It mentions MM Fedo Dheadle and Gustavus A. Tatge, praising Dr. Vo Price and others as leading lawyers and community figures. The piece references a Democratic side for a judicial nomination and a secretary’s death at Crested of the Witho.
A local business figure known for advancing pure food efforts faces a dent in Ameren. The person remains a central figure as a house held leader in the city, shaping ongoing efforts and community impact.
W. W. Wheelock again tops those mentioned for the Republican nomination for State's attorney. His favorable record as attorney for the Election Board is cited as showing he is eminently fitted for the duties of the office.
The Hon Oliver H Horton is celebrated for a long career as a top Chicago lawyer. As a judge he earned respect, and since retirement his private practice remains large and growing. He has recently been appointed to several important receiver ships.
Miles Hig was held in high regard for his role as a justice of the peace. He earned the public and bar's esteem as an upright patient and eminently fair official.
Joseph A. O’Donnell receives broad Democratic support in the upcoming election. A brilliant lawyer and public spirited citizen of unquestioned honor, his nomination would mean his election.
Hon Edward Flarunne esteemed jurist earns praise for circuit court service Judge Dunne noted as a hard conscientious voter and influential respected Democratic leader in Cook County politics
Rudolf Brand, a renowned public spirited citizen, is highly esteemed in Chicago. The people would elect him to any high office within their gift if opportunity arose.
Hlon Mas Eberhardt has earned a splendid reputation as a justice of the peace and is recognized as a veteran lawyer and honored citizen of Chicago.
A fragment highlights Wallin J. Moxley as a steering citizen and upright business figure in Cook County politics. It notes his longstanding service to the party and adherence to honor and principle.
A fragmented piece reports on Keeley Brewing Company’s longstanding reputation and a complex political motive involving Philip Stein for Superior Court Judge. The text mentions attempts to prevent a divestment and notes evolving public interest amid local positions and elections.
Mr Walter 8, promoter of Crescent Coal and Mining Company, emerges as a prominent figure in state affairs as May Bogle’s funeral and Leen’s death are noted in local governance and electoral contexts.
A petition to the Superior Court by Tibridge Tianecy cites legal representation by Jidae Tanecy as a licensed lawyer and jurist. The filing implies formal institutional engagement and acknowledgment of professional credentials within a universally embedded framework.
Hon M 2B Hunt, a well known South Side lawyer, stands as one of the most influential and popular younger Democrats in Cook County. His legislative record is highly creditable to him.
A fragment from a political brief notes that current momentum strongly favors the Democratic party contender. Analysts see little chance for a rival to derail the nomination, with party unity and rising fundraising cited as key factors shaping the race.
Benjamin Glaser, banker and real estate figure, long resident of the Thirty fourth ward, cited as able and useful for council service. McCarten, a leading Twenty first ward business figure, likely to receive Democratic nomination for Alderman this spring. praised for education, training, and integrity.
Alfred BE. Barr a popular successful lawyer is strongly backed by influential Republican leaders of the Thirteenth ward for the Alderman nomination. His election would be assured he knows the ward from end to end and would be an able representative of its interests in the City Council.
Selldt enjoys backing of all good citizens in the Twenty-fourth ward for re election. He will receive the Republican nomination beyond question this spring and is regarded as one of the ward’s best aldermen. Likely to be reelected by a sweeping majority.
Democratic leaders in the Fifth District unite behind Cyril B. Jandus. Supporters hail his State Senate record and legal standing as a predictor of effective congressional service.
Charles C Breyer a respected West Side businessman operates a large plumbing shop at West Division Street Adbert Gra a leading contractor in the area is noted for thorough work and durability in local enterprise
Fragmentary text suggests discussion of a coroner election with emphasis on a former council member named Dion Eelwird or similar. Public support implied, with mention of Republican alignment and party politics affecting the candidacy.
Mr Stillmai Byamieson proves a very able Master in Chancery and shows brightness and promise bound to make his mark in the profession.
A reader imagines Judge Adams A Goodrich as a suitable Democratic candidate for governor. The note suggests he could mount a strong statewide race if persuaded to accept the nomination.
Fragmentary OCR shows reference to Mr Goodrich and a business in law. It hints at political activity or candidacy, noting strong demand for his services and potential conflicts with opponents. Text is incomplete and local names are unclear.
Flow Zina it Carter, a citizen, business owner, and public official, is honored across the community. He will preside over the Drainage Board for the coming year as its president, guiding its affairs.
Prominent lawyer George Mills Rogers is favored for a seat on the Supreme Court by the Democratic Judicial convention. Rogers is a noted master in chancery and a highly qualified candidate for the judiciary.
Thomas Lynch stands as a leading city businessman connected long and honorably with Shufeldt Distilling Company. A prominent Democrat, Lynch enjoys broad political popularity and personal esteem in Chicago society.
The text praises Judge Tinecy noting his suitability for the office. It highlights his university degree from a Chicago law school and a large private practice. It also notes his Republican affiliation and connections with party leaders.
Thomas A. Smyth earns an unblemished citizen record for steadfast service as a Drainage Board member. He is praised for diligent attention to duty and safeguarding public interests and taxpayer funds.
Edwin A Olson emerges as a strong popular candidate for State's Attorney. He is in the prime of life at thirty five, has a successful varied legal career, and has long resided in the Thirty third ward where he is widely respected.
In the Twenty-sixth ward politics, Mr. Kuester is a Republican and steadfast party adherent. He serves as a ward representative in the City Council yet consistently prioritizes the interests of all constituents regardless of party affiliation.
Conmunty Peewsurer Daoberg is commended for his exemplary conduct in office, reflecting credit on himself and the Hepbluedn party of Cook County. The notice lauds his leadership and honors his role as the county’s chief financial officer.
Honorable B. D. Condee is praised as a loyal Republican with a strong record as a state servant and a formidable presence in the Republican stronghold of Cook County.
The text notes that Thomas Mt. Jayne and others endorsed by Wily Wis may again face voters as several nominees of the Democratic party compete for the Superior Court bench, highlighting the upcoming matter before the people.
The letter lauds Alderman William listed as a faithful, hardworking council member with diligent service to constituents and city. It also vouches for Alderman Kueste’s clear record and votes for good government, claiming he has delivered for taxpayers.
The piece lauds John C. King as a capable candidate for Superior Court, praises William Hale Thompson for his record on the County Board, and commends Lon TOA Beknart for trusted public service and dedication to public welfare, highlighting Chicago’s view of these figures as capable leaders.
A fragment notes BKelwin Sk. Walker’s tenure on the Board of County Commissioners is fully appreciated and that appreciation will be shown by his reelection next fall.
The South Chicago Brewing Company reports entering a period of improved prospects and strong success in business. The firm notes better conditions than ever and credits its achievements to solid performance and sustained growth.
Among council members living within the city, Alderman Charles Verne received unstinting approval from the people. He has never failed in his honorable and fearless discharge of his public duty.
John d. Geraghty promotes a new stent voice protector described as a novel device to aid preservation of the voice. The ad targets writers, speakers and legal advocates, urging them to call and inspect the model showcased by Iris Buttons lodges.
A Chicago banking house Graham & Sons is led by the prominent West Side figure Andrew J Graham. The firm is noted for reliability and prosperity amid city financial circles.
Justice James C. Dooley is described as a careful, wise, and conscientious magistrate. He is well liked by acquaintances and influential within the Democratic party, reflecting a respected public figure in local governance.
Andrew A Ry emerged as a leading Democratic candidate praised for a flawless public service record and broad party support. Report notes his popularity and readiness for a first class Superior Court judgeship.
Hon John TW Caverny is re elected to public service as justice of the peace and police magistrate, with continued respect and confidence from peers and the community.
John Richardson serves as a justice of the peace and has earned respect and goodwill from litigants and colleagues alike for fair dealings and prudent judgments.
An ad touts Rosenzweig's for high quality wine and liquor at reasonable prices and general satisfaction. It claims the store offers wholesale and retail options and asserts unbeatable value to attract customers.
Tion, William Elstelt is described as a good and upright official and today one of the most respected residents and business men of the North Side.
The Board of Election Commissioners issues a formal notice detailing this year’s elections. On April 5 thirty five Aldermen will be chosen, one per ward. On November 8 a wide ballot includes presidential electors, House members, Governor, lieutenant governor, several state offices, university trustees, judges, county officials, and board members. The notice lists many offices and positions to be voted upon.
Mr. Paul Pohte a leading wolks heer brewer of the United States is regarded as a popular Chicago citizen. He is affable in manners square in dealings and punctual in appointments. He has repeatedly declined political honors preferring to grow his business.
Clark street and Jackson boulevard is home to Tom Murray's gents establishment. It is praised as one of the best in Chicago, up to date in every respect, with shirts of Tom Murray's own make making the shop famous.
Article outlines local business firms including the Chicago Mortgage Lawn Company and a Chicago operation tied to Trad Drewkins Company. Mentions the Tweed & Ran clan at 208 and 300 West Madison Street as renowned for glass signs and framework with extensive, high quality workmanship.
Thompson Brothers, the popular turf men, place Old Cascade on the market, signaling strong prospects. The listing highlights ten good hands and implies potential success for buyers and racing prospects.
Joseph Py Mammoxer, a prominent Fourth Ward businessman born in Chicago, is expected to be the Democratic nominee for alderman. He is a longtime ward organizer, active in Catholic and fraternal groups, and regarded as well qualified to represent taxpayers and advance municipal government in the City Council.
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