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Newspaper

Chicago Eagle

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1900

Page

2

Ortseifen for Governor a German American drive in Cook County

A Chicago political rally endorses Adam Ortseifen for Illinois Governor. Delegates cheer as Ortseifen supporters push a campaign committee to manage his bid, praising his honesty, business success, and public service. His biography highlights a German origin, Downer & Bemis ties, and leadership roles in local clubs.

Louis Weber a Name Patent in the Annals of Money Lending

The article details Louis Weber famed for loaning money, noting aliases of associates and questioning why his personal property is only 11000 while he once owned a $40000 Grand boulevard mansion. It mentions Walnut street residence and long career in lending with collateral and interest.

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Weber assets and Chicago Credit figures eyed by public

Critics claim Weber is a millionaire with personal property valued at 81 million and his business at 345 South Clark street assessed at 500 thousand while Chicago Credit Company stands at 200 thousand. They urge the Board of Assessors to set an example and reexamine these assessments for public clarity.

Hs Great Weber Merchandise Supply Company Weber Louis Weber Walnut Street Grand Boulevard Ile Wis Grand Jury Sonn South Clark Street Chicago Credit Company S41 South Clark Street Board of Assessors

National issues shape 1900 campaign focus on money tariff imperialism

In 1806 Hanna pushes tariff as campaign issue but voters favor money concerns and new issues sparked by McKinley era corruption. Ohio Democratic delegates align with New York and Pennsylvania to stress imperialism trusts and currency law as key dangers, foreseeing three main topics guiding the year’s political fight.

Hanna Congress McKinley Ohio New York Pennsylvania Mark Hanna Chicago

Henry McGurren for County Commissioner

Democratic leaders favor Henry McGurren of the Twelfth Ward as a strong county commissioner candidate. His straightforward citizenship and business reputation could attract thousands of votes from solid citizens and business men across party lines.

Henry McGurren Twelfth Ward Ciitizen Cook County McGurren

Bryan Confident in Democratic Victory Prospects

William Jennings Bryan states the Democrats will win, predicts no Republican states carry, and argues the party is united and energized. He notes issues will be set in the platform, including anti imperialism, opposition to trusts, Boers sympathy, and policy toward the Philippines, Cuba, and Porto Rico, warning Republicans are on the defensive.

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Ortseifen Named Democratic Gubernatorial Hopeful in Chicago

The piece profiles Adam Ortseifen, a German born Chicago business leader and long time brewer’s executive, as the Democratic gubernatorial nominee candidate. It outlines his rise from painter to vice president and general manager, his party roles, and his appeal to voters tired of McKinley era corruption. It notes ongoing Democratic strength and lists other candidates for state offices.

Chicago Adam Ortseifen Ortseifen Montabauer Germany America Ater Downer & Bemis Brewing Company McAvoy Brewing Company Chicago and Milwaukee Brewers’ Association South Side East 46Th Street Hlinois Adam Ortselsen Cook County Democratic Downer-Bemis Brewing Company Harrison Ortselfen

Local officials seen favoring re election in multiple districts

The report states Hon. John A. Cooke likely to be re elected Clerk of the Circuit Court and Hon. John A. Linn to be re elected Clerk of the Superior Court. It notes Hon. Clayton BE Crafts secure for the Seventh Senatorial District and Hon. George P. Foster praised for his record as Congressman representing the Third Illinois District with renomination and re election expected.

Theos Gahan Theodore Odine John Traeger J. Sloan Stuckart Coughlin Repree EB. Ryan A. J. Sabath John J. Brennan Charles Aa. Werner Jak N. Brandecker Robert BE. Burke William Legner James Pugh New Trier Schubert Cook County Springfield John A. Cooke John A. Linn Clayton BE. Crafts George P. Foster Ilinois Foster

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Goldaler Democratic Realers Robert E. Burke Finshed John J. Hayes John C. Schubert Ortselsen Frank Wenter Democratic Clubs Adam Ortselfen Wilton Selpp Charles H. Wacker Rudolph Brand Jacob Rehm Hiam Boldenweck Repub Edward Porenan- Ortseifen Joseph Theurer Miinels Lam Charles Koeschell Adam John C. Behubert Frank X. Brandecker N. M. Blumenthal William A. Hettich Mr. Ortseifen Matthiag Benner Julius Schiller Adolf Schoeninger Adolf Georg—Ortselfen Fritz Goetz Julius Goldzier Jacob Mohr John Neumeister Charles D. Gastfeld Chicago Democracy Granville W. Browning Thomas Gallagher Board of Education E.B. Tolman National Issues Daniel Donahoe Michael BE. Hunt A. J. Ryn Mjate G. A. Tatge John P. McGoorty Thos. L. Hartigan Attorney At Law Dearborn ST Joel M. Longenecker William S.mccaull Tacoma, la Salle and Madison Sts Arnold Heap Dearborn Street Michael E. Hunt Representa Tive
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