Hunt Beating Backed by Mayor Dunne Ends Hunt’s Chief Bid
Chicago headlines declare Inspector Nicholas Hunt defeated in his bid for Chief of Police as Mayor Dunne reappoints Francis O Neill. The piece portrays Hunt as an old guard relic from Hyde Park days and praises the reforming shift toward an apolitical police department. It notes Hunt’s alleged political meddling and calls for his retirement from service.
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Hyde Park Protest Over Hunt Police Chief Bid Draws Support
The Chicago Eagle reports Hyde Park residents oppose appointing Hunt as police chief. It praises Judge Marcus Kavanagh for renomination to the Cook County Superior Court bench and notes his Irish American regimental service in 1898. Also mentions Roger Sullivan sailing for Europe with family and a possible collection for Inspector Hunt’s benefit.
Pinckney Named for Cook County Judge by Republicans
Merritt W. Pinckney, prominent Cook County lawyer and leader of the firm Pinckney Tatge Abbott, is nominated by the Republican party for Circuit Court judge. A 45 year old Mount Morris born attorney educated at Knox College and Union College of Law, he is described as qualified, public spirited, and likely to honor the bench if elected.
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Iowa
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Rock River Seminary
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Galesburg
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Inspector Hunt rumored wealth sparks city faith in Dunne
The Record-Herald implied Inspector Hunt is worth 250000, far below the popular estimate exceeding 1 million. Mayor Dunne solidifies support by pursuing pledges and fair administration. City Council advances plan to use Drainage Channel for municipal purposes with Ellicott leading talks for a solid outcome.
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Death of Peter Kiolbassa Mourned by Colleagues and Public
A tribute notes the death of former Alderman Peter Kiolbassa praising his honesty in public service. It also lauds Alderman Charles Martin as a bold legislator. The Columbus drinking fountain is described as a cherished community monument benefiting people and animals for years.
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Rer
Charles Martin
Columbus
Kohout rises as a statesman in city affairs
Alderman Kohout shapes Stga ton policy on waste paper box decoration and drainage matters. Traeger demonstrates strong City Collector credentials, while Frank X. Clolds solid Drainage Board record supports renomination by the Republican convention.
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Stgaton
Frank X. Clold
Drainage Board
Harrison's Legacy Endorses Mayor Dunne's Reform Agenda
Eight years of Harrison administration left Chicago in stagnation with decayed streets and demoralized police and fire departments. The piece urges voters to back Mayor Dunne as he cleans house, removes Harrisonism, and restores public service. It cites figures like Marcus Kavanagh and Sydney Stein among others as endorsers of reform.
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Democratic Party
Cook Country
Chicago
Cty Hall
Edward Tilden Cited for Public Service on Board of Education
Edward Tilden, a well known South Side business man, has made a fine record as a member of the Board of Education and is respected by all classes of the community. Alexander 11. Rovell never deserts a principle to secure a temporary political advantage.
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South Side
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Rovell
Fetzer as President of Chicago Board of Education
Alderman McCormick praises John C Fetzer as a fit leader with knowledge of board affairs and strong business credentials. The note also mentions Honest Frank ONeill's reappointment as Chief of Police pleasing many.
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Board of Education
Chicago
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