Bryan Abandons Third Nomination Dream at Chicago Banquet
At the Jefferson Club banquet in Chicago Tuesday, William Jennings Bryan discarded talk of a third presidential run. The event also noted James A. Hogan moving to Indiana Avenue, remaining a Republican power in Chicago politics, while Hogan’s Illinois Stone Company expanded with a $20,000 crushed stone plant in Lemont.
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Jefferson Club
Chicago
Atiout
William Randolph Hearst
William Jennings Bryan
Eaxte
Ilinois
Mr. Bryan
Barquet
Agai Gre
United States
James A. Hogan
South Side
Fifth Ward
Indiana Avenue
Mr. Hogan
Hogan
Ilinois Stone Company
Lemont
Inois Stone Company
Martin Hogan
North Side
Mayor Dunne
City Attorney Siulski Noted for Public Spirit and Integrity
City Attorney John F. Siulski is praised for public spirited work and integrity. The tribute emphasizes his welfare focus for Chicago and its residents across the city attorney's office, city council, and related roles.
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John F. Siulski
Chicago
Mayor Dunne Opposes Sunday Saloon Closing Law
Mayor Dunne opposes enforcement of the Sunday saloon closing law. He argues you cannot create a Sunday school from Chicago and the state’s attorney is expected to share that view in the case.
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Dunne
Chicago
City council repeats dog in the manger stance on traction
Republican State Chairman Roy West announced the date for the party’s next love feast to be held simultaneously with the event.
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Roy 0. West
Chicago political notes and public concerns voiced
The column surveys state fair politics and Republican aims while praising local leaders such as Postmaster Olson and James F. Bowers. It notes election prospects for Clarence Darrow, calls for strong judiciary picks, commends drainage work, and laments governance friction from city bureaus. It also highlights public safety, street conditions, and traffic regulation in Chicago.
Fewer Criminal Arrests in First Half of Year
Fewer arrests for criminal offenses were made in the first six months of this year compared with the same period last year. The report notes a decline in police activity and calls for further analysis of crime trends and enforcement practices.
Teamsters Strike Spurs Rise in Unnatural Deaths in Chicago
In a six month span Chicago saw 643 unnatural deaths amid growing crime, lawlessness, and disorder linked to strikes. Officials note the surge in killed and injured could influence the new police chief’s approach.
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Teamsters
Chicago
Hew
Council committee actions after Dunne roadblock
After blocking Mayor Dunne on a settlement, the council traction committee faces questions from residents about its next steps and proposed measures to address the stalled settlement effort. The piece highlights pressure on the committee and public curiosity.
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Council Traction Committee
Dunne
City seeks removal of bay windows encroaching sidewalks
City authorities report public support to compel parties to pay compensation for sidewalk encroachments by bay windows. It is suggested that bay windows be hewn closer to the building line to improve safety and access for pedestrians.
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Patterson
Subany
Engineering
City civil service plan for police examination papers system
The city civil service commission plans a new system for marking police examination papers. Any change would improve present conditions according to officials.
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City Civil Service Commission
Police Department
Hopkins Made Master in Chancery at U S Court
James 8 Hopkins, a noted young attorney, is advancing to the role of master in chancery in the United States Court, marking a significant rise in his legal career.
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James 8. Hopkins
United States Court
Edward Tilden Proves Fit as Board of Education President
Hon Edward Tilden demonstrates strong leadership since election, with notable improvements in school service across the board. His steady governance marks a period of enhanced efficiency and commitment to public education.
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Edward Tilden
Board of Education
Alderman Carey Entreats Support Amid Residence Shift
Friends of Alderman Carey believe he may retain political influence despite moving residence. The city buzzes about possible political coalitions and strategies related to the incident as talks intensify. The community urges action to overturn the Teachers' Federation land action.
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Carey
Dunne Doing Well Mayor Upholds Pledges Amid Criticism
The paper praises Mayor Dunne for pursuing his campaign pledges of municipal ownership of public utilities, despite council opposition. It argues he acts sincerely under pressure, cites his handling of the teamsters strike and graft crackdown, and criticizes the local improvements bureau as slipshod. It also notes William Hale Thompson rising as a potential Republican mayoral candidate.
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Council Committee On Transportation
Dunne
Chicago
Teamsters
William Hale Thompson
Thompson
Fletcher Dobyns Considered for 21st Ward Alderman Nomination
Fletcher Dobyns, a capable state’s attorney and noted lawyer, is again discussed as a potential Republican nominee for the 21st ward alderman. He could pursue the race if he chooses.
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Fletcher Dobyns
John V Clarke Recovers From Severe Illness
John V Clarke President of the Hibernian Banking Association is rapidly regaining health after a severe illness. The note adds that Mr Chirke has a complete recovery now assured and friends express genuine satisfaction.
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John V. Clarke
Hibernian Banking Association
Chirke
Doctor Reynolds Returns to North Side Practice
Dr. George Willa Reynolds longtime North Side physician opens new office on Wel ster avenue near St. Joseph's Hospital. He built an early career there and now returns to regain old patients while rapidly attracting new ones. His friends cheer the move, citing his talent and character.
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George Willa Reynolds
North Side
Welster Avenue
St. Joseph's Hospital
Reynolds
Harrison board officials clash with Mayor Dunne over public works
The Harrison board of local improvements grows at odds with Mayor Dunne as it undertakes little to no public improvements and the scant projects run with limited scope and effect.
Finerty Praised for Bridewell Superintendency Appointment
The text endorses Hon. John F. Finerty for the Chicago bridewell superintendency. It argues he would be a capable, honest, and faithful official, noting his strong public record and broad public respect, and suggesting Mayor Dunne would gain popular approval by naming him.
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John F. Finerty
Bridewell
Col. Finerty
Dunne
Chicago
Prominent Chicago coal merchant John T Connery honored
The business community lauds John T Connery of Chi Caso West as a leading figure in Chicago. A lifelong Democrat, he is praised for his popularity, friendships, and potential to secure a party nomination if he chose to pursue it.
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Chicaso
West
John T. Connery
Connery
Chicago
Las Boon
Cook County
James Kolze praised for County Board service and character
The statement applauds James Kolze as an excellent County Board member, faithful to the people and diligent in duties, describing him as a successful businessman and a first class citizen. It also endorses Hon. Clarence B Darrow as the right representative for the Democratic Eighth District in Congress.
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Darrow
Great Old Banner
James Kolze
Clarence 8. Darrow
Congress
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