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Newspaper

Chicago Eagle

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1905

Page

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Republicans Gain Through Strong Organization Across Chicago

Republican leaders led by Reddick Busse Weber and others push a united fight for both Drainage Board and Judicial tickets amid new registration gains in key wards. The piece highlights turnout in Sixth Seventh and Twenty-fifth Wards, notes referendums as nuisance, and praises campaign coordinators while signaling the campaign to enforce ordinances and scrutinize city projects. It mentions Hamill’s appointment, parts of the city’s municipal issues, and the opening of a Federal National Bank with Perry at the helm.

Drainage Board Cook County J. Reddick Fred A. Busse James Pease William H. Weber Henry L. Hertz John J. Hanberg Federal National Bank la Salle and Madison Streets Isaac N, Perry Perry Chicago Charlea H. Wilcox McGuire & Cummings Manufacturing Company Bernard F. Weber National Brick Company John A. Montellus First National Bank Piper City Ill Isaac N. Perry Charles J. L Kressmann Charles J. L. Kressmann National Bank of North America

William H. Weber Prominent Republican Campaigner

William H. Weber continues yeoman campaign service for his party as an active, useful member of the Republican County Central Committee.

William H. Weber Republican County Central Committee

Young Men’s Good Government Club Forms in City

The Young Men's Good Government Club joins recent political groups as a tireless effort for better governance. The article suggests a likely pursuit of political jobs as a key objective among its members and supporters.

Young Men's Good Government Club

Traction question push seen in Chicago council action

Chicago voters demand swift traction settlement as City Council shows resolve against delay. Mayor Dunne faces continued opposition to his plan while aldermen back a quick common sense ordinance. Public interest focuses on street cars, municipal options, and the upcoming ballot act.

Chicago Dunne Council Champiion Dine Bureau of Counsell Connell D Immediatelu Iclpal

Local election notes praise and cautions from readers

Readers advocate Daniel G Rumany as a fine lawyer and potential judge while urging a four year mayoral term. They criticize past mayoral terms, commend Chief Collis as fearless, and call the knockout of crime rings a notable achievement. George M Boyd is highlighted as a strong candidate for Municipal Court Judge with room for Local Improvements board growth.

George M. Boyd

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Able James Reddick Reddick Vetera Deneen Charles H. Hamill State Insurance Department Hamill Republican Club Second Ward Republcan Patterson Ericson Ricard O'Sullivan Burke William Legner Nicipal Ownership League Hinky Dink Henry G. Foreman Thoms J. Webb South Water Street John P. Hopkins United States George Willi Ham Lewis Daniel G. Ramsay Edgar B. Tolman Charles Verne Marshall Field J. Ham Lewis Boutell Europe Frank Wenter M.A. L. Olsen DeKalb, Illinois Jasham Lewis Adolf Bergman Addison Blakely Jasham Merritt W. PF Twenty-seventh Ward The Rats Willard M Sen Sir Thomas J. Webb Bernard A. Eckhart West Park Board Marcus Kavanagh Albert J. Hopkins Illinois Zina S. Carter Board of Sanitary Trustees Edward Tien Non Packer Hsien Daniel G. Rumany Collis Pollvce Board of Local Improvements
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