Ortseifen Favored by Cook County Democrats for Governor
Chicago Dems under Robert E. Burke rally behind Adam Ortseifen for governor, claiming 308 Cook County votes and a united party. Altgeld derides the machine while Burke vows to carry Cook County and build delegates statewide, predicting Ortseifen’s nomination and Illinois victory.
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Ortselfen Nominated Hope Seems Bright At Springfield Ballot
Secretary Burke of the Democratic Central Committee says Ortselfen will be nominated on an early Springfield ballot. He claims 308 Cook County delegates are pledged and predicts Ortselfen will carry the county without losing a single vote. Burke notes Ortselfen’s strong headquarters presence and growing popular support despite limited political experience.
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ALL FALLING IN LINE FOR ORTSELFEN NOMINATION
The Democrats of Illinois rally behind Adam Ortselfen for Governor as Cook County’s delegation solidifies for him. Several counties report Ortselfen as their first choice and Harrison loyalists instruct to cast votes for him, signaling a first ballot nomination. Opponents claim backers push Ortselfen to win Cook County.
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Ortseifen Poised to Rally German Voters in Illinois
The piece argues Ortseifen will win Chicago and the state by capturing independent voters and a large German bloc upset by Boer resolutions. It cites breweries as a sign of strong support, notes tax issues harming brewers, and recounts dramatic convention clashes over Boer sympathy. It frames Ortseifen as a strong, reform-minded candidate benefiting from Irish, Danish, and German blocs.
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The Eagle Fights Shark Influence in Chicago Officials
The Eagle vows to expose sharks and officials who use public offices to extort money. It refuses bribes and warns that calls to “arrange matters” will be ignored. The paper pledges ongoing investigations to drive sharks from City Hall and Court House with support from Chicago’s best people.
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German Americans Indorse Ortelsen for Illinois Governor
Democratic County Central Committee members and a German American subcommittee back Adam Ortelsen for governor. They denounce Republican conventions for excluding German Americans and urge a 25 member committee to press their claim with Cook County Democrats. Ortelsen is named as the party’s candidate and the group expresses confidence in his fitness.
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Local Official Controversies Spark Election Buzz
The piece notes Marcus Kavanaugh facing re election with criticism over appointing John Barnes to a district post. It hints at summer disclosures on sewer contracts and Mayor Harrison targeting corrupt acts. It also mentions Wi Lorimer aiding Graeme Stewart in securing a national committeeship.
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