Coming Events in Cook County Democrats Stirrumbling Shadows
The Eagle previews the December 2 meeting of the Democratic County Central Committee in Cook County. It highlights Sheriff elect Barrett’s cautious stance and predicts Burke’s likely secretaryship, while pitting loyal Democrats against the United Order of Ingrates in a clash that could reshape local power.
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Cook County
Thomas E. Barrett
Barrett
Democratic Party
Harrison
Robert E. Burke
Robert F. Burke
Democratic County Central Committee
Eagle
Robert BE. Burke
Audacious mayoral bid prompts Democratic party rebuke
The Eagle denounces a mayoral candidate as audacious for muses about re election or naming a successor while voters are ignored. It argues respected Democrats such as Payne Pren t es Dunne Barnum Wacker Selpp could lead but are sidelined, signaling a dictatorial power grab the party will resist.
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Democratic Party
Sterling Democrats
John Barton Payne
William Prenties
Edward F. Dunne
William H. Barnum
Charles Wacker
William
Post election view on local officials and future appointees
The piece notes Hon. Peter Kiolbassa as a promising Building Commissioner and jokes about press perception shifting after the race. It also predicts Hon. John J. Hanberg will reform the County Treasurer’s office once in office, stating the position needs cleansing and he is suited to do it.
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Peter Kiolbassa
John J. Hanberg
Mr. Hanberg
Duffy and McGillin Helped Barrett Win Narrow Victory
Joseph J. Duffy the well known contractor and his neighbor John McGillin worked night and day for Sheriff-elect Barrett. Their persistent effort earned them substantial credit for the successful election outcome.
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Joseph J. Duffy
Barrett
John McGillen
Duffy
Healy to be named superintendent at Canning
Rumor says Daniel D. Healy will be appointed superintendent of the county institution at Canning to succeed Mr. Lange under an agreement made before the election. It is claimed Healy learned he lacked Republican support in parts of the city and threatened a loud protest.
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Daniel D. Healy
Canning
Lange
Healy
The
Eagle
Charles M.tinney
Republican State Press Bureau
Country
Batttle
Tinney
Springfiard
Sp. Imn
Charles W. Bates
State of
Missouri
Frank 8. Bright
Political notices and local election debates in Chicago era
A dense column reviews political clashes over Dunning appointments, election law questions, and district leadership. It highlights candidate Healy, references to Speaker and County positions, and notes shifts in campaign apparatus and public policy votes. The piece also covers court actions involving Missouri and Chicago drainage, plus local officials and election hour debates.
Deer Lick Mineral Water praised for stomach and heart relief
A testimonial extols Deer Lick Mineral Water as providing permanent relief from stomach and heart trouble after other specialists failed. The caller urges readers to request a treatise on the natural waters and lists the Deer Lick Mineral Spring Company at 185 Dearborn Street, Chicago, Illinois, phone Central 2009.
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Deer Lick Mineral Spring Company
Dearborn Street
Chicago
Ill
Telephone Central
Henry E Brandt Portraits At Local Studio
Residents seek top quality care for homes as artists and craftsmen deliver refined workmanship and attentive service. The note highlights Henry E Brandt’s involvement in local portrait or craft work with emphasis on thorough and careful treatment.
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Henry E. Brandt
Proposals for Purchasing Bonds by Sanitary District of Chicago
Sealed proposals addressed to the Board of Trustees of the Sanitary District of Chicago will be received until 1 p m on Wednesday, Nov 10 1902 at Room 1110 Security Building Chicago. Bonds are 13th issue of 1 500 000 dollars in 1000 dollar denominations at 4 percent interest payable semi annually. Principal payable 75 000 dollars each year for 20 years from Dec 1 1908. Proposals must include a 3 percent certified check or cash. Bids below par plus accrued interest not considered. Bonds delivered at the Treasurer's office in Chicago. For details contact the Clerk or the Finance Committee. Sanitary District of Chicago. Oct 20 1902.
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Board of Trustees
Sanitary District of
Chicago
Sanitary District
Security
Committee On Finance
Security Building
Thomas A. Smyth
Voices of Chicago Citizens on Downtown Traffic and Education
Letters to The Eagle criticize the Clark and Washington death trap and argue North Side cable cars should run on the right side southward. A second letter questions Superintendent Cooley on teacher shortages and the pool of unappointed teachers versus needed positions through 1904.
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Chicago
The
Eagle
Clark
Washington Streets
la Salle Street
Randolph Street
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United Order of Ingrates
Ingrates
Board of Election Commissioners
Referendum League
Christopher Mamer
State Supreme Court
Bard of
Avon
Sherman
the Tribune
Carter
Hlen
Hanberg
Board of County Commissioners
Cornell
Hamlin
Illinois
James Todd
W. M. Springer
State of Illinois
Supreme Court
State of Missouri
City of
Drainage Canal Commissioners
Spencer Ward
Willard Be, McEwen
Bears
George P. Foster
William F. Mahony
Gunther
Brand ‘Brewing Company
Elston Avenue
Deer Lick
A. L. Sweet
Chicago, Wilmington and Vermillion Coal Company
A. R. Porter
Telephone
Chirago Warehouse
Carroll Avenue
Curtis Street
Voice OF the People
Chicago Eagle
Jehu
Board of Education
Cooley
M. J. Scanlan
Chamber of Commerce
R. K. Sloan
Sloan & Cornish
Archer Avenue
B. J. Weller & CO
New York Stock Exchange
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