Registration and nominations spread over fall dates
The notice outlines registration windows from October 30 to November 6 1900 with precise cutoffs. It covers county court registration, nomination withdrawals by various officials, lodging-house statements to election commissioners and the Secretary of State certification to the County Clerk. Election is set for Tuesday November 6 from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ute
Fuch
Secretary of State
Suel Otfici
Lina
John J. Hanberg Leader in Hyde Park and South Chicago Politics
John J. Hanberg a Republican nominee for County Board leads the ticket in Hyde Park and South Chicago. He emigrated from Flensburg in 1877 and built a crockery business that grew into a general mercantile store with partner C. M. Crandall. A longtime South Chicago school board secretary, he helped secure a high school, later serving as Tyde Park town collector three times and rising to county central committeeman. He is multilingual and active in Masonry and local German cultural groups.
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John J. Hanberg
Couity Coumtsslauers
Hyde Park
Chicago
Hanberg
Flensburg
Schleswig Holstein
C. M. Crandall
South
Tyde Park
le Wis
Ife
Republcan Party
Knight of Pythias
Plattdeutsche Guild
Charles S Deneen Expected to Win Big in Cook County
Charles S. Deneen, State's Attorney and Republican county ticket head, won the largest Cook County majority for any candidate. Born 1868 in Edwardsville, he rose from teacher to lawyer and public official, with a career marked by high-profile trials including the Luetgert case and a reputation for integrity and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Deneen
Cook County
Mr. Deneen
Ilinois
Edwardsville
Madison County
Samuel H. Deneen
McKendree College
William L. Deneen
Milnois
Risdon Moore
Charles
Deneen
Lebanon
Jasper
Madison
Chicago
Polk and
Halsted Streets
Dikewan & Teneo
Willard M. McEwen
Blanke, Chytraus& Denoen
Didge Blanke
Elanged
Chytraus & Mir
Chytrilie
Charles EL
Hyientil
Las Almont
Ile Tert
Luetgert
Chicago Tribune
May WU
Scardal
Libsottles
Everly
Lorimer Seeks Fourth Term in Second District Race
William Lorimer, veteran Republican candidate, runs for his fourth term in Congress representing the Second District. The Chicago careerist rose from street trades to politics, chaired city boards, and backed major river and post office projects. Amos J. Cummings lauds his influence and district dominance.
Zina R Carter Seeks renomination in Maultney District race
Zina Carter, longtime member of the Pristen of the Maultney District in Chicago, is highlighted for five years of service on the Board, chairing committees on Ped er Relations and Finance and pushing for low bid contracts and a deep water canal project with federal involvement.
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Zina Carter
Maultney
Chicago
le Hans Hide
Coe
Gaitle
Carter
Distriet
Frederick W. Upham For Ward Leader and Board of Review
Frederick W. Upham, president of the Board of Review and Republican nominee, is a prominent young businessman in Chicago known for Aldermanic service and tax reform efforts. Born 1861 in Racine Wisconsin, he built the F W Upham Lumber Co and led a 30 percent fall in current assessments, while supporting equitable taxes and charity to working people.
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Chicago
Drainage Board
Board of Trade
Congress
Carter
Tenth Ward
Frederick W. Upham
Board of Review
Caleage
John H. Colvin
Ard
Municipal Voters’ League
Mr. Upham
Racine
Wis
Upham Manufacturing Company
Marshfield
F. W. Upham Lumber Company
Old Colony Building
Upham
Int & Ritchie Place
Union League
Marquette
Chicago Athletic
Robert M. Simon Named Recorder of Deeds Candidate
Robert M. Simon a Republican candidate for Cook County Recorder of Deeds, born February 17 1866 on the North Side to German parents, has led a long Chicago career in city business. He modernized the office, introduced Torrens titles, and earned praise from real estate boards and attorneys. He resides at 2561 North Ashland Avenue and belongs to several clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Simon
Recorder of Deeds
Cook County
North Side
Chicago
Simon
Lake View
Chicago Real Estate Board
Renal Estate Board of Chicago
Charles E Erby Pioneer Chicago Politician and Businessman
Charles E. Erby born in Chicago in 1856 rose from hat and fur clerk to influential Republican figure. He served as Record Writer in the Superior Court clerk's office and as Secretary of the Lincoln Park Board of Commissioners, with various clerical posts for judges. Fortunes Bottled Beer: Fortune Brewing adds a modern bottling plant on Van Buren Street with cooling and freezing systems to ensure high quality beer.
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Charles E. Erby
Wis
Erby
North Side
Superior Court
Hawes
Anthony
Altgeld
North Town
Lincoln Park
Mr. Erby
State Militia
Co. Fy
Oriental Lodge Ni A. Band
A. M
Royal Arch Masons
Janita the Mystle
Isaa
John Erby
West Side
Pioneer Bakers of
Chicago
Fortune
Fortune Brewing Company
van Buren Street
Desblaines
Fortune Brewery
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Charles 8
John Cudahy
Packer
William Lorimer
Mr. Lorimer
Manchester
England
Boothlick
Clark Street
Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co
Wilson Park Packing Company
Armour & Co
Nelson Morris
Morris
West Division Street Railway Company
Sixth Ward
Lorimer
City Hall
William J. Murphy
Nown
Lormer
John Z White
C. Porter Johnson
Chicago Post Office
Man Carter
Lisle Street
Amos J. Cummings
Washington
Hess
Melville E. Stone
The
Associated Press
John M. Roach
Union Traction Company
B. A. Eckhart
Zina R. Carter
Fred W. Upham
Frederick H. Winston
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