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Newspaper
Chicago Eagle
Location
Chicago, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1904
Page
2
The report highlights rising fatalities among citizens and calls city responsiveness into question while praising fire crews. It notes Union Traction losses in May and questions local policy. The St Louis convention is debated with Bryan's influence on key Democratic figures and attacks on Tamany, Parker, Hearst, and others.
Judge Oliver H. Trouton is praised for ability integrity and strict adherence to duty on the Circuit Court bench. As a practicing lawyer he is recognized as one of the ablest at the Cook County bar.
The lawyer Timothy D. Hurley is praised for his charitable and benevolent association work in Chicago. The article notes his respected standing and goodwill among all classes of citizens for his contributions.
George Mills Rogers is presented as the likely choice for the Superior Court bench renowned as a brainy and capable master in chancery in Chicago. The piece argues his longstanding reputation will gain broad support from good citizens across parties in the upcoming election.
Hon James J Gray earns respect from citizens and gains Democratic ticket support boosting its strength and popularity.
Judge Eboelige Tansey stands as a model citizen and jurist praised for professionalism and fairness. Charles C. Breyer, a respected West Side businessman, oversees a thriving plumbing operation at 187 West Division Street, growing annually.
Albert Graff and Company has completed major paying contracts in the city. Albert Graff, head of the firm, is described as a business man from the ground up. The article notes fair prices, good wages, and solid enduring work as core methods.
The text extols Theodore C Mayer, lauding him as the best lawyer and most conscientious justice of the peace on the Cook County bench. It emphasizes his integrity and capability in dispensation of law.
The text notes Edwin A and Oscar Oson as leading local lawyers with notable professional success evident in their careers.
The article lauds Fredericy Sehultz for earning esteem and good will among West Park taxpayers through strict attention to business and the Board of Commissioners welfare. It notes Sehultz as a founder of Sehualtz & Hivech.
Lange Brothers at 10 Dearborn Street advertise the best value in their line of goods and are noted for strict integrity and first class business qualities in Chicago.
Ward B Sawyer II is described as an attorney of excellent standing and high merit. The note emphasizes notable professional reputation and recognized merit within the bar.
The Berghof Brewing Company remains among the nation’s largest producers. Its output continually rises while demand for its goods stays ahead of supply, underscoring the firm’s growth and market strength.
A historical notice extols Dr. Brooks for a faultless tooth powder that is described as the best preservative of teeth yet found. The claim emphasizes superior preservation and dental health benefits attributed to the product.
The Transcontinental Amusement Company seeks 500000 dollar capital to run Chicago to St Louis canal excursions with steamboats to the World’s Fair. The plan ties Al Fresco Beach Peoria and the St Louis Expo to attract Chicago and Peoria investors amid calls for rapid stock sales at 50 cents on the dollar.
Hon George P Foster a longtime representative of the Fourth Congressional district is expected to be re elected. The district is Democratic but all voters support Mr Foster on general principles.
Hon John P McGoorty as leader of the Democratic minority in the House of Representatives is praised for ability and fidelity to duty. He also has a fine reputation as a lawyer.
The text praises Hon. George 8. Foster as the Democratic nominee for Congress in the seventh district, describing him as a first-class lawyer, a good citizen, and a faithful lifelong Democrat.
The subject is presented as a loyal party member deserving high honors at the first favorable opportunity. He is praised for loyalty to party, principle, and honor, especially after the recent County convention.
Thomas M. Hoyne will reflect credit on the bench of Cook County as a Judge of the Superior Court. His nomination by the Democratic convention was a foregone conclusion, and his election is just as certain to follow.
Hon Edward Tilden, a prominent South Side business leader, has driven reforms to place the Chicago Board of Education on a business footing. His efforts are credited with shaping education policy this year and are expected to influence the future of Chicago’s schools.
Hon. Charles J. Vopicka’s election to Congress from the Fifth District will add brains education and energy to the Illinois delegation in Washington. He will be elected by the largest majority ever recorded for a Democratic candidate in the district.
John ver has given freely of his valuable time and services during the past school year. There is no office in the gift of the people too good for him.
Hon Joseph A O Donnell is praised as one of Cook Countys most brilliant lawyers. His strong showing a year ago as provisional Circuit Court candidate signals a sure election next November.
The Steuben Wine Company at 2100 East Madison Street offers wine and liquor at the most reasonable prices and assures availability across all varieties.
Judge Philip Stein received nomination by acclamation at the Democratic convention. He is described as a strong, upright, highly capable lawyer well suited for judicial office and honored recently by the party announcement.
An advertisement extols Brooks' faultless tooth powder as the best preservative and beautifier of the teeth yet found, asserting its superior effectiveness for dental care.
The text honors an able and honest man for his election to the Appellite Court, noting it as a fitting tribute to a widely respected public servant who held a high and important office.
A. W. Horton, noted con man, is appointed Western sales agent for the Pittsburg Coal Company with offices in the Railway Exchange Building. Advocates hoping for his success.
Mr. Paul Pohl is described as a public spirited citizen and respected businessman. He is hailed as one of the country’s best known Wells beer brewers, noted for clean cut and honorable methods and wide popularity.
River view in Chicago delivers a grand opening with crowds flocking from the first day. The following Sunday featured the First Imperial Marine Band of Germany, led by Herr Louis Kindermann, drawing huge enthusiasm. By Monday an estimated 75,000 visitors explored extensive attractions including a toboggan slide, a tiny railway, a radium palace and a dog and pony show as Sharpshooters Park hosts daily basket events.
The Geraghty Company at 1 La Salle Street is described as the greatest producer of up to date campaign buttons and badges. President John J. Geraghty is portrayed as an active, honest and honorable businessman.
It is announced on good authority that during the coming year the Illinois and Michigan canal will be used for business and traffic purposes. A strongly financed syndicate has been formed to pursue this aim.
A historic claim extols Dr Brooks' faultless tooth powder as the finest preservative and beautifier of teeth yet found, highlighting its reputed efficacy and value in dental care.
Clifton native Rev I K Funk wrote on clairvoyance and gained local pride for his life’s success. A Clifton man recalls Funk’s childhood mind and a clergy test about Adam’s commandments. A legal note discusses beneficiary rights upon the insured’s death and certificate ownership in a shiftman case.
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