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Newspaper
Chicago Eagle
Location
Chicago, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1902
Page
2
The Chicago Eagle reports a countywide effort to mobilize Democratic voters for fall primaries. It criticizes the Payroll Union’s control of delegate tickets and urges public involvement to reform nominee selection and judiciary elections.
A fragmented report claims a covert group seeks to control county leadership by steering candidate selection via the Sheriff’s office. The text suggests a conspiracy to determine who runs government positions in the area.
The Eagle notes a strong call in the County Democracy’s address to the people on judiciary elections. It appeals especially to working people who left the Democratic party over issues like dining and social conditions and contrasts current conditions with those at Clover Cleveland’s era.
The speaker argues a strong call to the people can arouse voters in the upcoming Democratic primary. Through a powerful party organization, the Pleio lia position aims to rule supreme at polls on primary election day.
A fragmented report mentions an attorney named Waters amid Democratic proceedings in Judd COU, with reference to Wisconsin and hat hot political context.
Mr Jotnes Deaviey of Standard Opinion seeks the congressional seat in the Eighth District promising a strong fight for the money and a splendid representation in Washington.
Hlon Bynet Hlamitiel served as Alderman after a revised slate reshaped the council. The Cy Tremsiet touted a local consolidation plan while presenting a candidate for County Treasurer. William Prentiss, urged for a Democratic judicial ticket, is highlighted as a top, respected member.
Deemer cratic County Central Comittee calls primaries in Cook County this fall and lists full provisions. Democratic delegates to State county Senatorial and Congressional conventions vote Friday June 13. county meeting Saturday June 14 at 10 o'clock. Second Regiment Armors conventions Monday June 16, day before State convention in Springfield Tuesday June 17. The basis of representation remains discussed.
A report lists numerous judicial candidates by name including Edward Brown William Black Donald Morrill William Prentiss Clayton Crafts George Oster John McHugh Daniel McMahon Austin Sexton M L Thackaberry Andrew Ryan Charles Verno Edgar Tol plus others, outlining a slate for upcoming judicial elections.
Wski returned to Europe with 125000 after a three month encounter with a plane. The piece compares this to Morgan's salary above twelve million as promoter of a shipping combination. The note suggests the difference between high art and lesser arts, with Paderewski as example and Morgan as outclassing him.
Letters to the editor discuss police criticism after a stock yards fire, water meter specifications, fair weight measures at Randolph Market, railroad guards horseplay on the Douglas Park line, critique of wine rooms, and questions about how the County Democracy marshal is chosen. The page also praises Fred H. Rowe as Republican State Central Committee chairman.
George William Dixon was named State Senator candidate by the First District Republican Convention at Arlington Hall. For the lower house the choices were Jacob Bell a photographer of 2178 Archer Avenue and Edward H. Morris a leading colored attorney. 8 B. Turner objected to Morris and spoke for William F. Taylor. Judge Elbridge Haneey presented the Nomination Committee report. Justice Richardson announced the caucus selections. Georg. Price from Edinburgh addressed delegates.
Theodore K Long defeated A A Taylor for President amid the club's warmest election ever. Supporters cite civil service reform and 'wood government, local, State and National' as the key platform themes.
Mayor Harrison names Topher Walter R. Michaelis publisher of the Staats-Zeltung as a member of a Democratic advisory committee to select the county ticket. Michaelis runs a Republican paper so his input is viewed as valuable to both parties in shaping the slate.
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