Stevenson Seen as Democratic Hope for Illinois in 1904 Race
The Eagle argues Stevenson, twice nominated for vice president with Cleveland and Bryan, unites East and West for a Democratic presidential bid. Illinois leaders back him amid party harmony and a strong statewide contest with gubernatorial races looming.
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Cleveland
Bryan
Illinois
Ilinois
Todd
Stevenson
Cook County
Illiois
Democratic Party
Grover Cleveland
Chicago News Highlights in City Council and Infrastructure
The Eagle notes ongoing debates on enforcing arms laws and traffic rules while praising plans for an underground trolley, trenching in on North Side rail issues, and a bold London style transit project. It also reports on new judges, tax bonds, and a broad push by Stevenson and Revell in state politics.
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Criminal Court
Honore
Smith
Mack
Kersten
Brown
Deneen
Assisitate
Cook County
Letter Carriers Push for Free Streetcar Transport
The letter carriers begin a movement demanding free streetcar transit like policemen, arguing Uncle Sam should have rights in Chicago streets even if they belong to the people.
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Sam
Chicago
Sheriff Barrett Highlights Prisoner Diet Pay Gap Statewide
Sheriff Barrett tells the County Board that Cook County pays less for feeding prisoners than any other county in the state. He is a man of affairs who knows what he is talking about, amplifying concerns over prison costs and compensation.
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Democratic Club
Alexander H. Revell
Revell
Barrett
Cook County
City Council proposes building department reorganization ordinance
An ordinance was introduced at last Monday night’s council meeting to reorganize the Building Department, outlining structural changes and potential realignments within the department.
Lawyer Bliss Aids Chicago Railway Franchise Settlement
Colonel FE. R. Bilas leads as legal representative of the Chicago City Railway Company in pursuing a swift settlement of the franchise issue. Colonel Bliss is portrayed as an able, shrewd, and courteous lawyer who earns friends across the board.
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FE. R. Bilas
Chicago City Railway Company
Bliss
Recognition of Judge John K Prindiville as an able jurist
The note honors Hon John K Prindiville praising his abilities as a capable and brilliant lawyer and judge.
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John K. Prindiville
Traction Delay Clouds Chicago Politics and City Hall
The EagleCouncil clashed over the traction issue with Judge Grosscup amid possible prolonged delay. The Chicago City Railway pledges prompt settlement while officials balk at unilateral action amid public congestion and garbage collection funding disputes.
Judge Kersten Receives Farewell Tribute at Police Court
At his departure from Chicago avenue police court to the Circuit Court bench Judge George Kersten was presented a table set and floral pieces by the police. Inspector Campbell delivered a speech praising his twenty years as police magistrate and his faithful service. The Eagle notes experts agree a subway system for downtown traffic is practicable.
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George Kersten
Chicago Avenue Police Court
Circuit Court
Nespector Campbell
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