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Newspaper

Chicago Eagle

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1901

Page

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Anarchy's Wild Cry Against Railroads and Tax Eaters

Chicago agitators led by the Tax-Eaters Union attack railroad taxation as harmful to business and workers. The piece defends railroads as vital to Chicago’s growth, denounces Mayor Harrison and the Teachers Federation, and urges public action to oppose tax increases. It cites tax data across Illinois counties to argue railroads already bear heavy levies while warning of economic harm if taxes rise.

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Hon. Jacob Rehm celebrates 73rd birthday in Chicago area

Hon. Jacob Rehm, a well known early Chicago settler, observed his 73rd birthday last Saturday as friends congratulated him and wished him many more years. Bernard A. Keckhart was elected first vice president of the Illinois Manufacturers' Association, praised as an apt and representative Chicagoan.

The Illinois Manufacturers’ Association Jacob Rehm Chicago Bernard A. Keckhart Illnois

Mayor Harrison Abdicates Power to Civil Service Board

The Eagle accuses Carter H. Harrison of abdicating the Chicago mayoralty by surrendering executive authority to a Civil Service Commission led by Robert Lindblom, John Wings Ela, and Joseph Powell. It denounces the transfer as demoralizing city departments, citing the Building Department as the latest example of eroded mayoral control.

Carter H. Harrison Eagle Civil Service Chicago Architects’ Business Association Mannkin Harrison Chicago Committee of Architects Carter HL. Harrison Civil Service Commission Robert Lindblom Jolbn Wings Ela Joseph Powell Providence Bridewell de Partie Harrison Nous John Wings Ela Carter HL. Morrison Lindblom Civil Service Board Ter Harevison Health Department

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Anarchy State Union Sherman House W. J. Bryan Pop Taylor Nourse Joseph Ripley B. A. Eckhart
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