Traction Debate Spurs City Action for Speedy Settlement
The editorial urges quick settlement of Chicago traction issues, praising City Railway Company for fair terms and condemning delays. It warns against blocking measures, defends municipal ownership debate, and cites economic harm from stalled street transportation. It also covers labor unrest and calls for law enforcement and orderly conduct.
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Chicago
Chicago City Railway Company
City Railway Company
The Eagle’s Chronicle of Democratic Leaders and Cases
The Eagle presents a summary of incidents including the Cronin Case the Crowley Case and other delicate matters involving current Democratic leaders. The paper notes readiness to publish details but aims to avoid surprising the public with such information.
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Eagle
Cronin
Crowley
Albert Graff and Co. Paving Stands for Fair Labor Practices
The Chicago paving firm Albert Graff & Co. is cited as a model of labor harmony, earning profits by paying fair wages and maintaining just contracts since 1887. The article extols fair treatment of workers as central to the company’s success and reliability in fulfilling its obligations.
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Chicago
Harrison
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Marshall Field & Co
Marshall Field
Field
United States
Albert Graff
Graff
Albert Graf! & Co
Albert Graff & Co
Albert Graft
Cook County judiciary and Fire Department notes
The piece discusses cement work and veteran political tone, praising Mr. Graff for fair wage consideration during a strike. It comments on Cook County judges and elections, provisional circuit court posts, and suggests Rogers Hoyne and O Donnell would enhance the bench. It also defends Fire Chief Musham amid underfunding critique and predicts reappointment.
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Supreme Court
Springfield
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Cook County
Messrs
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Hoyne
O'Donnell
Press critiques of Republican losses spark opinion debate
The daily press laments GOP losses in municipal races blaming the candidates as the machine brand. The Eagle urges memory of its own role in branding and notes rising attacks on Governor Yates while praising staunch Republicans from the state.
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Mesars
Sears
Ilinecy
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Yates
Judge Gibbons Re-elected Despite Vote Reduction
The official election canvas confirms the results stand. Judge Gibbons’ margin over Jesse A. Baldwin shrank but there is no contest. Public congratulation follows for Gibbons, seen as an able and just circuit judge in Cook County.
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Cook County
England
Judge Gibbons
Jesse A. Baldwin
Mayor Says Only Democrats Could Deliver in Election
Mayor Harrison argues the recent election proved William Loefler and John J. Brennan were the lone Democrats capable of delivering results. He emphasizes their proven effectiveness and party leadership in addressing city needs.
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Harrison
William Loefler
John J. Brennan
Ordinance Aimed at Train Noise Up for City Council Vote
The city council considered a measure Monday night to curb noise from elevated train lines. The underwriters association criticized the civil service system, saying it has harmed police and fire departments, and the city hopes this ordinance will pass.
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Humbug Civil Service
Underwriters’ Association
Eagle
City Council Tightens Hospital Laws Under Police Powers
After eighteen months of debate the City Council amends and enforces hospital regulations. The ordinance grants city control for special needs by using police power to regulate nuisances. The Chicago pneumatic tube veto is praised for fair compensation to the city.
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Chicago
City Hall Ventilation Idea Cited With Cheese Cloth Filters
A reader suggests ventilating City Hall using pipes and cheese cloth filters to drive microbes from the old masonry. The proposal is presented as a potential blessing if it proves effective.
City Council Tackles Levee Resorts and Police Conduct
City Council debates resolutions urging strict enforcement of levee resort laws while implying concerns about Police Department conduct. Officials weigh enforcement measures and public decorum as part of the discussion.
County Democracy Picnic Signals Bright Prospects for Cook County
The County Democracy shows increased membership and strong leadership under John Powers and Robert E. Burke. Miles J. Devine to lead the parade as the party eyes a national campaign, with W. W. Wilson heading to Washington to prepare for Congress. A new Drainage Channel report defends water quality against pollution claims.
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Democratic Party
Cook County
Democracy
John Powers
Robert E. Burke
County Democracy
Ilnois
Miles J. Devine
County Democracy Picnic to feature Caldwell Williams and Rose speakers
Congressmen B F Caldwell J R Williams and Milwaukee Mayor David Rose will headline the County Democracy annual picnic. With Caldwell and Williams courted as potential governors and Rose pressed by West Bryan Democrats for vice presidency, a political boost may occur. A gift of three dozen Dortmunder beer cases from Berghof Brewing is noted amid growing Payroll Democracy tensions.
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B. F. Caldwell
J. R. Williams
David 8. Rose
Milwaukee
Democracy
Caldwell
Williams
Rose
Ant Bryan Democrats
West
Dortmunder
Berghof Brewing Courtuny
Chicago Real Estate Loan Association Formed
The article lists members including Francis Byreas body James J. Saughtering O HL Haugan Mau Kozminski Stone John KB Connon Helga A Hin kun Henry Gheenebaum Tyson Lawrence Nelson Henry W. Trowe Stirling and Peter Van Vilssingen. Officers elected President Francis B Peabody Vice President Helga A Haugan Treasurer Lawrence Nelson Secretary Peter Van Vilsingen. It notes plans to enroll prominent real estate lenders in Cook County and commends Edward A. Dicker for a masterful record.
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Chicago Real Estate Loan Association
Francis Byreas
James J. Saughtering
Haugan
Mau Kozminski
Stone
John KB
Connon
Helga A. Hinkun
Henry Gheenebaum
Tyson
Lawrence Nelson
Henry W. Trowe
W. Br, Stirling
Peter van Vilssingen
Francis B. Peabody
Helga A. Haugan
Peter van Vilsingen
Cook County
Reformers Target Hyde Park Group in Chicago
A criticism of reform associations in Chicago notes Hyde Park Protective Association as overactive while praising Inspector Hunt and the disciplined police force. The article argues reformers harass legitimate business and public safety efforts, labeling reformers as mischievous intruders.
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Chicago
Hyde Park
Aldermen Discuss Cab Driver Ordinance With Union
Aldermen Dever and Finn as a sub committee met President Gibbons and Cab Drivers Union Tur to discuss the ordinance drivers want. The group aims to ban special favors claimed by transfer companies and sent the matter to the Corporation Counsel for an opinion on the ordinance’s validity.
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Dever and
Finn
Gibbons
Cab Drivers’ Union
Tur
Corporation Counsel
City reports show spike in arrests quarterly
The Eagle highlights a quarterly City Statistician Grosser report praising Chief O Neil and the police department. It notes a sharp rise in arrests for the first quarter with 15 150 compared to 1 for the same period last year. The piece mentions the occupations of those arrested.
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Grosser
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