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Newspaper
Chicago Eagle
Location
Chicago, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1903
Page
2
The piece notes competition among Republican hopefuls with mentions of Edward J. Baner and others for attorney general and hints at broad candidate interest. It observes party factionalism and a likely push to nominate a capable lawyer, amid a crowded field on the GOP side.
A visit drew hundreds of people to the Steuben County Wine Company at 200 and 21 Nest Madison Street during a lively week. The growing enterprise showcased a splendid stock of wines and attracted a varied crowd from the city, reflecting strong public interest.
A council member, Alder Miaypor, plans to retire at the end of his current term. The wells Jetrowir west silo old aldermanism was its fall state but he will not seek further service.
A partial, garbled note suggests upcoming elections next spring with Democratic participation implied. The text mentions the payroll bridge and a civic event, but details are unclear. No definitive names, places, or dates are readable.
Clerand, a man of excellent standing in the community, will be a useful member of the Public Library Rooms. His integrity and common sense are expected to aid in the discharge of duties and contribute to his business life.
Within three months political currents rise with national campaigns and a pivotal local election. State Attorney, County Governor, and Superior and Circuit court clerkships are to be filled. As parties appear evenly split in Cook County, both sides must present strong candidates amid ongoing city hall troubles and delays in sewer intercepts shaping political fortunes.
Mr Paul Pohl a leading weiss beer brewer and popular Chicago citizen is praised for affable manners punctuality and business growth He has declined political honors while remaining active in his enterprise The Steuben County Wine Company at East Madison street is cited as a standard reliable business house in Chicago
A fragmentary Chicago note highlights alleged pressure by city advertising men to extract advertising or raise taxes. It cites a former Public Works Commissioner and claims indictments for men allegedly trying to extort a barber shop merchant on Cascade Street. The piece hints at widespread gossip among business leaders about such practices.
The piece critiques the plan to introduce American currency concepts to the Philippines, noting silver pesos issued for coinage convenience and questioning their monetary status. It contrasts American wealth with English aristocracy, arguing renewal of social respect for titles is unlikely through such financial shifts.
A state dated roll lists fifty three street railway franchises owned by Union Traction Company and others that expire in 1903. The compilation details lines on the North and West sides, with many grants subject to acts dating back to 1805 and 1865.
The article argues education and technology have transformed rural living. Railways, telephones, agricultural stations, and cooperative farming turn farmers into scientists and producers. It notes social changes, including women seeking social ties, while stressing a girl must be exclusive to be valued.
A essay argues that excess familiarity damages confidences and friendships. It warns professionals gain more success by keeping modest circles and avoiding intimate relations with many people. One trusted confidant or spouse fulfills deep companionship needs, while broad social exposure harms judgment.
A 10 year old boy in Chicago captures top prize for best dress hat at a milliners convention. The piece argues male judges influence fashion and notes women increasingly enter traditionally male fields while men gain control of hat design for women.
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