Beef Trust Criticized Over Stock Yards Conditions
Dr. Arnold C. Klebs denounces unitary conditions at stock yards as tuberculo sis fuel and urges Chicago reform. The piece links meat inspection, condemned cattle, and outbreaks to the Beef Trust and predicts legislative probes into meat, hides, and related industries.
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Tuberculosis Beef Crisis Sparks Health Push and Outcry
Chicago health officials and a watchdog press debate meat safety and tuberculosis in beef. Officials report high condemnation rates at Union Stock Yards and call for tougher inspections while activists accuse the Beef Trust of supplying risky meat to the public.
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Kansas City
Chicago
St. Louis
Toronto
Canada
Beef Trust
Congress
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Board of Education
Cooley
E. D. Dudley
Visiting Nurse Association
Arthur Aldis
Sachs
Board of Health
Trust
Chicago Eagle
Europe
America
City of Chicago
Chicago Health Department
Union
C. Whalen
Compassioner Whelan
Teef Trust
Union Stock Yards
Chicago City
Beef Trust Horrors and Meat Inspection Critique
A critical examination argues for condemning entire carcasses with actinomycotic lesions and extends to a broader indictment of the Beef Trust. It cites unsanitary slaughtering, lack of public inspection, and calls for state controlled slaughterhouses to prevent cancer and disease from tainted meat.
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Charles Edward Russell
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United States
Beef Trust
England
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