Dairy cattle sales and public health concerns in Chicago
The article denounces the sale of emaciated dairy cattle labeled as canners, noting tuberculosis among dairy cows and warnings from Dr. Dy Schroeder of the Bureau of Animal Industry. It criticizes Health Commissioner Evans and Gov. Deneen, tycoon tax dodgers, and calls for a wheel tax to fund city revenue rebalancing.
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Evans Seaking
Schroeder
Burreau of
Washington
Chicago
Evans
Gov. Deneen
Beef Trust defies Supreme Court with high meat prices in 1905
A fiery critique rails at the Beef Trust for flouting the United States Supreme Court permanent injunction of January 30 1905. It accuses officials and Armour Swift leaders of intimidation, calls for grand jury indictments, and warns of future criminal action and public uproar in Chicago. The piece links tax deals and health department ties to the alleged conspiracy, urging jail for trust magnates.
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Beef Trust
Supreme Court of the United States
United States Supreme Court
Peter
Grouxcup
Reef Trust
Supreme Court
Supreme Tribunal
Witneses
Beet Trust
Ita Pals
John PF. Crowell
New York
Wall Street Journal
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Cobb Hall
University of Chicago
Dr. Crowell
Chicago
San Francisco
Republic
Bonaparte
the Reef Trust
Arthur Meeker
Armour & Co
Cook County
Goodman
Milk
Gamblera’ ‘Trust
Ice ‘Trust
Grand Jury
Health Department
Board of Asemprs
Jury Commission
Patney King
James O'Leary
Mont Tennes
United States
Bowman
Borden
Mix
Meeker
Armour
Swift
Jury
Federal
J. Ogden Armour
Charles W. Armour
Kansans City
Armour Packing Company
Thomas J. Connors
Samuel A. McRoberts
Patrick A. Valentine
Swift & Co
Lawrence A
Ura
Cudahy Packing Company
Edwart A. Cudahy
Omaha
Miinols
New Jersey
Fairbanks Canning Company
Armour, Meeker
Roosevelt
Ami
Armour & Company
James W. Smithson
Wilbur L. Irwin
Union Stock Yards
J. J. Carey
Nelson Mortis & Company
Armour & No
Bow Trust
Mr. Meeker
Swift & Company
Harrison and Dunne
Milk Trust
State Board of Health Seeks Strict Meat Inspection Across Illinois
The Illinois State Board of Health urges mayors councils and health officials to enact enforce and supervise ordinances for the inspection of slaughter houses packing houses and all food establishments. It warns that diseased animals and unsound meat sold for human consumption threaten public health and calls for decisive municipal action.
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Chicago
Illinois
Inois
Kinoia State Board of Health
Ilinois State Board of Health
Cffles
State of
Board of Trustees
Villanges
Board of Health
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Peras Besinens
Tobaccs
Gadaan
Flar Shopping Center
Che Fair
Brohasge
George W. Jackson, Inc
Our Steel
W. Jackson Blvd
Quincy Street
Elston Ave
Mendel Gt
John M. Ewen
the Rookery
State Board of Health
Armour, Swift
Armour, Swift and Company
MIM Trust
Beat Trust
U. S. Supreme Court
Health and Tax Departments
Mivon
Ansonsora
Ilinois Town
Joliet
Toole
Inly
Ipality