Deneen for Chief. Republican Leaders Endorse Deneen for President
The piece argues Charles S. Deneen, Illinois governor, is the strongest Republican choice for president in 1908. It praises his reform record, integrity, and law and order reputation, noting his primaries victory and broad national support. It also cites his historic standing in Illinois and backing by Chicago and Cook County Republicans.
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County Republicans Split Over Yates Senate Candidacy
The Tribune asserts leaders of Cook County Republicans can back ex Governor Yates for the U S Senate, a stance challenged by critics who note past misjudgments by the paper on political matters, signaling intraparty debate and possible rifts ahead of the race.
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Local fall campaign program outlined by county committee
The proposed plan, to be officially announced Monday, splits work into three weeks of personal campaigning by candidates and three weeks of concerted campaigning for the local drain reform and judicial campaigns. Clarence Darrow is praised as a worthy representative for the eighth district in Congress. Police chief Collins gains support amid his levee crusade, seen as beneficial to public morals.
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Streetcar Traction Debate on Substituting Electricity
The city hears no rush to replace obsolete cable with electric traction. Dalrymple of Glasgow and local officials conclude correspondence, with Mayor Dunne noting progress in municipal control but warning the issue may drag on for years.
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Austin Mayor Dunne urged to settle traction question
The piece lauds Austin waterworks as a big saving for citizens and credits Mayor Dunne for his performances. It argues he should receive full credit if he settles the traction question and delivers relief to the public, and notes the quick path is to accept a fair offer from traction companies.
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James Hopkins Shines as Master in U S Court Chancery
James Hopkins, a renowned young attorney, is making a notable record as master in chancery of the United States Court. He is cited for skill, diligence, and steady rulings shaping cases before the court.
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McGovern Firm Wins Prominent Public Works Contract
The McGovern firm secures a key contract for the interceptor sewer system, praised as reliable for the great public improvement project and its past undertakings.
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Frank Wenter for Drainage Board President
Democratic endorsement lauds Frank Wenter as trusted, diligent Chicago figure. Born in Germany, he rose from factory worker to entrepreneur and public leader, praised for loyalty, integrity, and service to all citizens.
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Unclear text fragment hints at politics and city services
Fragmentary notes mention court, gambling, Clarence Darrow, and a call to abolish the Harrison Board of Local Improvements. Scattered phrases critique city department heads and Mayor Dunne, with references to the Eighth District and a Democratic stance.
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Mayor Dunne Opposes Powers as Chicago unrest grows
Citizens accuse the Dunne administration of favoring an asphalt contractor over curb and gutter work on Webster Avenue. Residents claim 30 feet of concrete gutters remain unfinished while sidewalk cement cerbing is assessed, harming tax payers. Grand jury likely to review the board amid accusations of favoritism toward vested interests.
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Chicago Traction Settlement Amid Public Demand
The public demands a swift settlement of Chicago’s traction issue over four terms of failed leadership. Street railway firms present a unified system plan with through cars, a cent fare, trolley replacement, new cars, and underground options contingent on city terms. Officials’ support or obstruction now shapes a decisive path to decent transportation and political accountability.
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Ramsay for Judge Ramsay Promotes Upright Jurist Trust
Local voters are urged to support Daniel G. Ramsay for judge. Ramsay is described as a first chess lawyers candidate who would bring reliability and integrity to the bench.
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Davis Colliery Company Hires Trusted Western Manager
Mr. TL W Perguson is described as a respected western manager at Davis Colliery Company. He is praised as a valuable citizen by the business community in Chicago and among all who know him.
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Best records for judiciary urged in forthcoming vote
The message calls voters to back candidates with solid judiciary records in the next election. It stresses addressing friction by taking earnest action and pursuing practical steps to set the traction ahead of November.
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