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probably Niels Juul an Illinois state senator at the time and later a us representative.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Niels_Juul
might also have been on the mind of Briggs because his son Herb Juul was a Major League baseball player around this time. He's actually higher ranked in relevant internet searches around 'chicago' 'Illinois' 'juul' '1913' despite having a Major League career only slightly longer than Doc Moonlight Graham's