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Newspaper

Chicago Eagle

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1906

Page

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Gibbons Named Leading Sheriff Candidate in Chicago Polls

Seventeen ward clubs back Harry R. Gibbons for sheriff, praising his business honesty and Field-era start in shipping boxes. The piece ties his nomination to Chicago spring elections and a pivotal council debate over municipal ownership and the Mueller certificate, amid broader bids for aldermanic seats and county posts.

Harry R. Gibbons Gibbons Marshall Field Mr. Field Mr. Gibbons Chicago Cook County The Eagle

Beef Trust Plague and Tuberculosis Fear in Chicago

A Chicago audience hears warnings of insanitary stockyard conditions blamed for tuberculosis and cancer in beef. Dr. Arnold C. Kleba urges cleaner slaughter practices while activists accuse the Beef Trust of evading inspection and preservative rules. Health officials press for more inspectors, cold storage labeling, and city rendering to curb diseased meat reaching consumers.

Eagle Arnold C. Kleba Chicago Medical Society Chicago C. J. Whalen Avery Whalen Finance Committee Judiciary Committee Dally Larson Pritchard Health Department Eity

Beef Trust and Grease Skimming In Chicago Waters

A historical view claims packing houses use skim mers to collect grease from river pans and sewer runoff, turning it into lard or toilet wrap. City officials press compensation for grease catch pans while warning Washington against weak pure food laws. the piece argues the Beef Trust fights federal regulation and expands influence abroad.

Beef Trust la Salle Street Trust Illinois Pure Food Commission Illinois Wilson Department of Agriculture Washington Bureau of Chemistry Chicago Commissioner of Public Works Public Works Patterson Council Washington Dispatch Chicago Tribune North Gov. Deneen Dinois Ilnois Willard Hotel Congress United States Senate Needham New Orleans

Beet Trust Demands Reform and Pure Food Action

A statement argues workers and citizens deserve pure food and medicine and calls for government protection and action against the Beet Trust, indicating strong push for reform and accountability.

Pork trade trends and local political notes spill over

The report notes Britain imports large US pork without trichina testing while Germany tests all pork. It cites 2004 and 1904 import values, then shifts to Chicago politics with James J. Gray on the ballot and county party power, mentioning Burke, Gallagher, and local figures.

Bernard A. Eckhart Citizens Chicago Eckart Germany Great Britain United States Robert B. Burke Thomas Gallagher

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