A brief history of Peoria - University Library

Wa^llinv;tun Hug^h C. Wallace Tacoitia.
VCt St Virgin a John Sheridan Piedmont.
Wisconsin E. C. Wall Milwaukee.
Wyoming W. L. Kuykendall Saratoga.
Democratic State Central Committee of Illinois.
Selected at the State Convention in Springfield, 1894.
DISTRICTS.
1—Adams A. Goodrich, Rookery Building, Chicago.
2—Thos. Byrne, 4209 S Halsted street. Chicago.
3—John P. Leindecker, 3.^6 State .street, Chicago.
4-Wni. Loeffler, No. 2, 19th Place, Chicago.
5—M. C. Oonlon, 349 W. Monro* street. Chicago.
6—Rudolph Brand, 53 Cedar street, Chicago.
7—Charles Williams, 85 Janssen avenue, Chicago.
8 — D. J. Hogan, (Teneva.
9—W. O. Wright, Freeport.
10 -J. W. Potter, Rock Island.
11— Daniel.Heenan, Streator.
12— George E Brennan, Braidwood.
13—Wm. B. Brinton, Tuscola.
14—Frank J. Quinn, Peoria.
15— S. S. Hallatn, Monmouth.
16—A. C. Bentley, Piltsfield.
17—J. B. Ricks, Taylorville.
18-J. H. Baker, Sullivan.
19— Ross R. Fuller, Charleston.
20—Walter Watson, Jacksonville.
21— James D Baker, Lebanon.
-I) —Reed Green, Cairo.
AT LARGE.
John P. Hopkins, 2428 115th street. Chicago.
Thomas Gahan, 4209 S. Halsted street, Chicago.
Samuel B. Chase, 39() Garfield avenue, Chicago.
Ben T. Cable. Rock Island.
Joseph P. Mahoney, Ashland Block, Chicago.
R E Spangler, 858 Warren avenue, Chicago.
W. H. Hinrichsen, Jacksonville.
Wm. S. Forman, East St. Louis
Theo Nelson, 41 Palmer House, Chicago.
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