Grover Cleveland Favored by Illinois Delegation in Democratic Stance
Illinois delegates signal strong Cleveland support at the Democratic National Convention while predicting a potential break and rally in his favor. The piece also names Cook County judicial nominees and Congress candidates including John Ochman and Charles J. Vopicka, noting internal party dynamics and anticipated challenges ahead.
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Illinois
Grover Cleveland
St. Louis
Cleveland
Grover
Ilinola
Central Committee Selection Question Sparks Debate
A critic argues that a Democratic central committee was rushed by a clique through a resolution without allowing delegations a say, calling the move preposterous and undemocratic.
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Democratic Central Committee
Mayor opposes theater ordinance amendments
The editor urges aldermen to oppose proposed theater ordinance changes. It commends the Mayor for standing against the amendments favored by Theatrical Managers Association and notes a veto will be used if they pass the city council.
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Pub
Theatrical Managers’ Association
Duddleston Appointed to Chicago Board of Education
Mayor Harrison selects Hon. George Duddleston for the new Board of Education. Duddleston, a Chicago businessman, is praised for his deep interest in the city’s welfare and his notable record as an alderman.
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Harrison
George Duddleston
Board of Education
Duddleston
Chicago
Chicago Judges Propose Deportation Plan in Crime Fight
The piece praises Judge Brentano for supporting tough measures against perceived European immigration while commending actions to improve the Lake Front. It notes debates on deportation to curb crime and pauper influx and lauds Brentano for backing South Park Commissioners in filling in the Grant Park lake front.
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Chicago
Europe
Brentano
South Park
Grant Park
Wisconsin Governor La Follette bolts rattle Republican convention
A publicized defection by Governor La Follette unsettles the Republican National Convention and could swing Wisconsin to the Democrats under certain campaign conditions. Also this week the Board of Education named a new school Cyrus H McCormick School, located at Sawyer Avenue and 27th Street.
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la Follette
Wisconsin
Wiseneves
Badger
Board of Education
Cyrus H. McCormick
Mcormick School
Sawyer Avenue
27Th Street
Sudden Death of Justice Humburgher in Chicago
In the sudden death of Justice BE C Humburgher the well known North Side Justice of the peace Chicago lost an upright citizen and the Cook County magistracy one of its most respected members. The funeral was held on Monday with interment at Waldheim cemetery.
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BE. C. Humburgher
North Side
Chicago
Cook County
Waldheim Cemetery
Democrats Back County Ticket Despite Platform Dispute
John P. Hopkins and Roger C. Sullivan with allies announce hearty support for the county ticket. They praise the slate as filled with good men eminently deserving of Democratic backing.
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John P. Hopkins
Roger C. Sullivan
Democratic Senatorial Conventions in Cook County Districts
Lively scenes and close contests marked the Democratic Senatorial conventions held in eighteen districts throughout Cook County on Wednesday. Bolts developed in three of the districts as candidates faced sharp local rivalries and voters weighed early partisan choices.
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Cook County
Nominating activity and clerkship bids at Cook County convention
The Ninth and Second District nominations are in play with June 2 plans for a separate faction in the Twenty-sixth led by Alderman Ehemann. Harry Hildreth Jr. emerges as a leading Democratic candidate for clerk of the Circuit Court, noted for widespread local support and a lifetime Democratic record. Postmaster Coyne’s efforts yield raises for 438 Chicago postal clerks at year's start.
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Ehemann
Harry Hildreth, Jr
Hildreth
Chicago
Cook County
Coyne
Municipal Ownership Push Sparks Friction Over Franchise Length
Advocates push for ten year tram franchise while opposing twelve year grants. Street railways continue to own and operate as before. Citizens endure, and both sides predict the status quo may persist indefinitely.
Edward Tilden Praised for Public Service on School Board
Edward Tilden receives high praise for public service as a member of the Board of Education. He is described as a leading businessman with strong community support and broad respect from Chicago and Cook County residents.
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Edward Tilden
Board of Education
Chicago
Cook County
John Fetzer Praised for Service on School Year Close
Hon. John Fetzer honored for splendid service in closing the school year. As a member of the Board of Education he displayed tact energy and ability that have marked his many successful undertakings.
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John ©. Fetzer
Board of Education
Fetzer
Illiniois Leader Eckels Voted as Preferred DNC Delegate
Hon James H Bekels praised as a fitting leader for Illinois delegation to the Democratic National Convention in St Louis. The Illinois Democrats would be proud to hear the state's votes announced by a statesman and true Democrat, with Eckels held in pre eminent regard.
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James H. Bekels
St.Louis
Illinois
National Assembly
Eckels
Baseball clash between Aldermen captains McCormick Palmer
A civic baseball game between Republican and Democratic Aldermen is set to be an engaging event. Captains include Alderman R. R. McCormick and Honore Palmer from the Twenty Hirat Ward, with teams favored to provide a lively contest.
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Republian
R. RR. McCormick
Honore Palmer
Hirat Ward
Hoyne Nominated for Superior Court Judge by Democrats
Thomas M. Hoyne is presented as a highly qualified Democratic candidate for Judge of the Superior Court. The endorsement emphasizes his standing, ability, and judicial temperament while noting his Chicago pioneer family background and broad party support. The piece also mentions reforms in Chicago school studies including foreign history becoming supplementary to American history.
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Cook County
Philip Stein
Thomas M. Hoyne
Joseph A. O'Donnell
George Mills Rogers
Stein
Messrs. Hoyne
O'Donnell
Rogers
Superior Court
Mr. Hoyne
Chicago
Lancaster
England
Cook County Democratic ticket praised by Hopkins
John P. Hopkins voices early support for the Cook County Democratic slate calling it a good ticket and including several personal friends. He pledges to work for it and vote for it, asserting the ticket can be elected.
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Cook County
John P. Hopkins
Foster Named Strong Democrat Candidate for Congress
In the Seventh District the Democrats chose George S. Foster a capable lawyer of fine address and public affairs knowledge to represent the people in Congress. Foster is described as highly qualified and bound to win the National Legislature seat for the Seventh District.
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George 8. Foster
Foster
Congress
Aldermen Impeaching Mayor Power Over Saloon Licenses
The aldermen claim to curb the mayor’s authority over saloon licenses, but the mayor’s powers are granted by the state charter and the council cannot diminish them.
Sixteen Indictments Hit Within 24 Hours by New Grand Jury
The current grand jury has handed down sixteen indictments within twenty four hours of its swearing in. The body appears determined to surpass the previous panel. President Zina R. Carter of the Drainage Board is praised for steering the board effectively.
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Zina R. Carter
The
Drainage Board
Democrats of Cook County Nominate Strong County Ticket
Democrats of Cook County convened at Turner Hall on a North Side ticket that leaders call strong with a few weak spots. Harrison faction retained control of the County Central Committee. George A. Trude heads the ticket with notable nominees for State's Attorney and other offices. The platform strong on curbing loan sharks and usury laws, while party unity expectations run high for a heated county campaign.
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North Side
Turner Hall
Cook County
Harrison
County Central Committee
George A. Trude
Chicago
George A, Trude
Oscar FP
Mayer
Babath
Eleventh Ward
Harry Hildreth
Eighth Ward
John 8
Clark
Board OF
Joseph Donnersberger
James J. Gray
Thomas M. Hoyne
George Milla Rogers
Riverside
Chilcago
Oscar F. Mayer
Dol. McLaughlin
Roco de Stefano
Timothy Cruise
Nicholas Giler
Herman J. Bauler
James O'Neill
John Szumlski
Jobo Budinger
Mich Woods
Coly Board
Thomas Taylor
Bloom
Eugene Malhoit
Proviso
A. J. Heintz
Werth
D. J. Hull
Adam Malger
Northfield
Vrank
A. Windes
Winnetka Superior Court
Philip Stein
Hiram T. Gilbert
Joseph A, Odo
Charles Mitchell
Cece Bmnth Wardoo Seventh Ward
Joseph A O Donnell Seen as Likely Superior Court Judge
The text endorses Hon. Joseph A. O'Donnell as a likely future member of the Superior Court bench praising his character and legal brilliance. It argues he will be an excellent judge and a strong civic asset.
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Joseph A. O'Donnell
McGoorty Presents Democratic Judicial Slate
Hon John P McGoorty presented the slate of judicial nominees to the Democratic county convention praising his longtime fidelity and high reputation as a capable lawyer.
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John P. McGoorty
McGoorty
Unusual Board of Education faces staff and legal strain
The Board of Education, breaking precedent by accepting outside aid, confronts a year with teacher shortages and material scarcities while facing a legal restraining action against maintaining the Normal School. Separately, the Drainage Canal Board and City Council settle price terms for Locks port water power to end past misunderstandings.
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Board of Education
Drainage Canal Board
Locksport
Board of Education Members O Keeffe Downey Terms Expire
Among the Board of Education members with expired terms are Mrs. Isabelle O Keeffe and Joseph Downey. Both have been among the most useful and active members. They will, no doubt, be reap pointed.
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Board of Education
Isabelle O'Keeffe
Joseph Downey
Hon Geo Foster Praised for Congressional Service Record
The passage commends Hon Geo Foster LP as an able and faithful representative in Congress. It highlights a creditable district record and dedication to the people, reflecting strong constituent advocacy and legislative work.
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Geo, LP
Foster
Congress
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Willis C. Stone
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George 1. Gubbins
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James Turnock
George E. Brennan
Board of Fleetion Commissioners
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Sinois
Shelby M. Cullom
Ilinois
Sangamon
Richard Yates
Ti Nois
Yates
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Fifth
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James H. Eckels
Name Strong Ticket
John J. Feely
George A. Trade
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