Race for Place full list of petitions filed at Springfield
A lengthy roster shows petitions filed for legislative and senatorial nominations across districts from the First to the Twenty-Fifth, including Republican Democrat and Prohibition entries for Senate and House seats. The document notes central committee petitions and party officials also filing, with remarks on campaign momentum and anticipated primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
R.H. McCormick
C. A. Nelson
House
John R. Durso
James Farrell
Patrick H. O'Toole
John B. Devaney
P. J. Sullivan
Lee H. Cornwell
H. J. Shaver
Charles E. Erby
John C. Werdell
Leland P. Smith
State Central
Chauncey Dewey
Edward G. Stenson
Roy ©. West
James J. Kelly
Amos C. Hall
Charles W. Vail
Henry P. Bergen
Thos. J. Healy
Thos. F. Aylward
Victor BE. Brown
Frank Venecek
Homer K. Galpin
Stephen D. Griffin
Jos. A. Painter
Eugene W. Sullivan
Timothy J.crowe
John G. Jacobson
Jacob H. Marks
Michael C. Conlon
Fred A. Busse
Sullivan Soup and League Feud Spar Over Lies and Letters
The Democratic National Committeeman exposes alleged false statements by the Legislative Voters League during a Monday meeting. Sullivan disputes claims about steering district nominations and cites letters urging two nominations. He challenges Barnes and Kraus as the league debates credibility amid broader traction company reforms and a pending mayoral term change.
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Legislative Voters’ League
Eaters’ Union of the Ancient Order of Feeders
The
Roger C. Sullivan
George E. Cole
Barnes
League
Sullivan
Mr. Sullivan
Bulletin
B. M. Skinner
Towner K. Webster
Mr. Cole
Adolf Kraus
Mr. Bird
Raymond Robins
Lincoln
Thomas O'Brien
Cole
Meeff
O’brien
National party headquarters scramble across cities
Western headquarters for the Republican national congressional committee are at the Congress Hotel. Congressman William B. McKinley, chairman, is in Colorado and will begin campaign work on return. Main HQ will be in the St James Building New York. John Eversman McKinley’s secretary will run Chicago HQ. Missouri's James Lloyd leads the Democratic move to open Chicago branch offices in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican National Congressional Committee
Congress Hotel
William B. McKinley
National Committee
Colorado
St. James Building
New York
John Eversman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Senate
F. P. Brady
N. B. Judah, Jr
Edward D. Green
John Griffin
Republica—House
David F. Doubt
Roger J. Marcy
Frank J. McNichols
Thomas J. Huston
William H. Haupt
Jeremiah P. McConnell
Albert W. Ormsby
Joseph P. McMullen
Charles Lederer
Samuel A. Ettelson
Oliver Sollitt
George F. Morgan
William Ostrom
Kay Wood
Frank A. Marshall
John J. Jones
Jeremiah F. McDonald
James A. Sullivan
Thor J. Benson
John P. Walsh
Patrick J. Wall
Harry M. Ashton
W. J. Dempsey
George W. Doolittle
Harold A. Deadman
Charles J. Nyman
Thos
A. Bowyer
John O. Hrubec
Geo. W. Lynch
Martin L. Costello
George C. Hilton
Edward Brady
Charles C. Cannon
Thomas F. Murphy
William Murphy
Hubert Kilens
Dan J. Daly
Bernard W. Lyons
G. George J. Ernst
Frank Karas
Michael Doran
Walter Clyde Jones
Morton D. Hull
Lee Tudor ApMadoc
Arthur V. E
Percival F. Fullmer
Hiram T. Gilbert
Charles Naylor
Richard A. Hagan
Wesley A. Stanger
Charles F. Finks
W. E. Anderson
William F. Zipf
Joseph A. Weber
Robert E. Wilson
Frank C. Adams
James M. Slattery
Frank A. Stadler
Harry EB
N. Stein
Thomas F. Malone
John H. Collins
William Slaven
James J. O'Toole
Frank J. Ryan
Thomas M. Crane
Wm. C. Gibbons
Harold Roundtree
Prohibition
Erick A. Erickson
Lowell Holt
W. W. Gillespie
Stephen Rigney
W. T. Rawleigh
J. J. Shaffer
Martin J. Dillon
Albert C. Clark
Perry Kins
Benton F. Kleeman
John A. Swanson
Mortimer H. Moore
M. L. Kensington
Charles J. Phillips
James J. Mulcahey
John Prystalski
Geo. A. Cressey
George W. Alschuler
Edward J. Forst
Thos, Curran
John O. Hruby, Jr
Peter F. Smith
Josiah Kerrick
H. T. Ireland
Michael Fahy
James M. Maguire
A. V. Ruddy
Christian Haase
Edward J. Glack
Edwd
J. Smekal
Charles J. Herman
Emanuel M. Abrahams
John 8. Burns
Harry White
Henry Hogan
Patrick Marren
Tony Trimarco
Peter F. Galligan
Frank Navigato
William H. McLean
John Humphrey
Willard H. Worman
Louis J. Pierson
Frederick B. Roos
Walter A. Lantz
J. J. O'Rourke
Patrick W. Dunne
J. T. Ford
E. W. Hicks
George Fleamer
Edward D. Shurtleff
A. K. Sterns
Christan Heydecker
David H. Jackson
James H. Lee
Lucas I. Butts
Ira J. Covey
Thomas M. Gorman
Chas, Be, Cruikshank
Will C. Moody
J. Lynch
John T. Denvir
John J. Hickey
Harvey Woods
James M. Kittleman
Charles A. Schumacher
John J. MeLaughlin
Otto 8. Fuerst
Edward J. Cassin
Thomas D. Garry
Israel Dudgeon
George H. Hamilton
J. W. Allison
Frank M. Crangle
Wm. H. Dellenback
Girard A. Ellingson
John 8. Madigan
Albert H. Humphrey
Frederick E. Erickson
William F. Sailing
William
H. Troyer
Charles J. Ryberg
Edward Neuman
Harry J. Cronin
Benjamin M. Mitchell
Thomas J. O'Brien
John Nelson
William P. Holladay
J. Edward Thomas
Anderson B. Dennis
Niels Juul
Theodore 8. Steinert
Herman H. Breidt
Charles G. Hutchinson
Charles L. Fieldstack
Peter McGrath
John EB
Larson
Chase L. Fieldstack
Lewis Hutzler
William Hanson
Charles MacParland
Frank C. Burke
Lewis L. Lisack
Frank H. Landmesser
George H. Vanhollen
Chris Jensen
L. E. Erick
Emil Wentzlaff
Republican County Committee
County Clerk and Election Board
George A. Miller
Joseph R. Kinsella
Christopher Beck
Patrick F. Murray
Joseph Strauss
Bernard J. Mahoney
George R. Bruce
Isaac A. Duff
Charles Atkins
Marion Peters
Seymour Marquis
Lucas Lambrecht
Julius N, Rodman
B, Eden
Gee
A, Fields
George Cole
Chicago
Clifford W. Barnes
Sprague
Bird
Richard C, Hall
Skinner
A. A. Carpenter, Jr
Robert O. Givins
Shurtleff
Mr. Barnes
Lorimer
Ogden Gas
Bion J. Arnold
George Weston
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