Waterways conflict and Harvester Trust influence in Chicago
A lengthy critique argues against the Harvester Trust and a proposed deep water canal to connect Chicago to the gulf. It links the waterways push to favored stock boosts, criticizes Sanitary District spending, and notes political maneuvers in the Third and Twelfth Wards. It also surveys congressional views on corporate tax and election-law amendments amid Chicago reform efforts.
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Mississippi Valley Transportation Company
Gulf
Harvester Company
Seaboard
New Orleans
The
Harvester Trust
Chicago
South America
South Africa
Trust
New York
Harvester Trust Annex
Chicago Journal
Sanitary District
Robey Street
Lockport
Mississippi Valley
Lake Michigan
Calumet District
Tion
Sinoia Manufacturers’ Association
Judge Rinaker
Senate
Senate. They Are Still In the Committee of the House
Attorney Ayers
Schmitt
Hull
Dry campaign talk stirs Chicago temperance groups
The Anti Salo on League and allied drys plan a signature drive aiming for 61 000 Chicago voters to vote on Sunday closing. Rumors of peddler crackdowns and park system upgrades dominate a meeting at Central Y M C A with clergy and citizens urging a spring fight and vocal street canvassing.
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Ann Hizers
St. Louis
Green Bay
Missouri
Chicago
Milwaukee
Ann Hizer
St. Louis Browns
Carrie Nation True Temperance Cadets
Anti-Saloon League
Dry Bones
Hyde Park
Edgewater
Water Ways Dodgers
Oak Park
Evanston
Pink Pill Boys
Central Y. M. C
la Salle Street
James K. Shields
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Mlinois Manufacturers’ Associa
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H. H. Kohlsaat
General Assembly
Springfield
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Lewis Rin
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co
Coleman
Merriam Commission
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Standard Oll Company
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Eagle
Carrie Nation
Mississippi
Council Judiciary Committee
Utpatel
Al-dermen McInerny
Thomson
Dever
West Park
William Kolacek
Bernard A. Eckhart
George Mugler
Benjamin F. Richolson
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