High water pressure and a broad new Chicago charter
Chicago moves toward a high pressure water system in the Loop independent of subway completion, with immediate installation on other streets as needed. A broad city charter is urged to accommodate two million residents, replacing last year’s prohibition charter. The charter convention invites public suggestions while naming many committee members and Democratic and Republican figures involved in city politics and governance.
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Chicago
Loop
Public Works
John J. Hanberg
Board of Local Improvements
Derman Foreman
United States
Albert J. Hopkins
House of Representatives
United States Senate
Hopkins
Finance Committee
Senate
Taft
Roosevelt
Clark Street
Beef Trust
Oil Trust
Tobacco Trust
Reef Trust
Chicago Record-Herald
Dr Evans Good Work Record and City Health Legislation
The Health Commissioner Dr Evans is praised for his work and a long list of health ordinances originated by his department is noted. The article lists numerous measures from milk and cream bottle rules to hospital zone regulations and meat inspection, with dates from 1907 to 1908 and city officials' support.
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Evans
Health Bulletin
Health Department
Department of Health
Hositala
Commission For
Lake Michigan
Iroquois Memorial Hospital
Secret Garfield report chapter ties to beef trust
A fragment raises questions about why Uncle Sam targets the beef trust and why all facts were not disclosed to the public. It cites the Garfield report with chapter five held in reserve or suppressed.
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Uncle Sam
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Milton J. Foreman
R. R. McCormick
Joseph Badenoch
John P. McGoorty
William H. Baker
M. L. McKinley
Walter B. Beebe
Chas
BE. Merriam
Albert W. Bellfuss
W. R. Michaelis
Frank I. Bennett
Theodore Debne
P. Brosseau
Jos
A. O'Donnell
Wm. M. Brown
John F. Owens
Richard E. Burke
G. W. Paullin
Thomas Carey
E. Pendarvis
Chester W. Church
Louis F. Post
B. F. Clettenberg
John Powers
George EB. Cole
Howard J. Rainey
Daniel F. Crilly
Walter J. Raymer
William EB. Dever
Alex
H. Revell
George W. Dixon
Lewla Rinaker
Thomas J. Dixon
Emil W. Ritter
B. A. Eckhart
Raymond Robins
John W. Eckhart
Lessing Rosenthal
Henry F. Eldmann
Sethness
F. B. Erickson
E. Shanahan
Walter L. Fisher
John G. Shedd
F. H. Ganabergen
Frank L. Shepard
Andrew J. Graham
John F. Smulski
I. T. Greenacre
Bernard W. Snow
John Guerin
Bernard E. Sunny
Joseph F. Hans
George B. Swift
H. Harrison
Graham Taylor
John W. Hill
Geo. J. Thompson
Frank G. Hoyne
Chas. J. Vopicka
Thos. M. Hunter
Edwin K. Walker
W. Clyde Jones
Charles Verne
Jas. M. Kittleman
R. A. White
Bryan Lathrop
PD. R. Wilkins
James J. Linehan
Tohn P. Wilson
Carl Lundberg
Edward C. Young
T. C. MacMillan
Michael Zimmer
Chaé, Ke, Merriam
Boeschenstein
Illinois Colored Democracy
D. J. Knighten
J. S. Coleman
James A. Easton
James Miller
E. F. Coleman
State Street
Illinois
Arthur Meeker
Louis Jb. Evans
Taylorville
Allen F. Moore
Monticello
A P. Grout
Winchester
John Anderson
Walter Reeves
Streator
Ilinole
John M. Roach
Chicago Railways Company
Wea
Harry R. Gibbons
Mr. Gibbons
Grand Boulevard
Clyde L. Day
Frank L. Childs
Jo Hi. Olson
George M. Bagby
Edwin H. Caseells
Charles M. Hart
Bryan
Forrest Park
Bryan Club
Riverview Park
Addison Blakeley
Forest Park
Labor Day
Simeon
Whippy
Roger C. Sullivan
National Democratic
Victory
Corporation
B. J. Brundage
Robert N. Holt
Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Tribunal
the Beef Trust
Hovela
Sllinoia
Ilinois
Thes
Theodore Oehne