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1. The Chicago Fire
   The Chicago Fire The Great Chicago Fire of 1871 was one of the largest disasters in American history. Almost overnight the great city of Chicago was destroyed. ...
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2. The Great Chicago Fire
   ... has it that one small kerosene lantern left in the barn near some dry piles of hay had started the extremely disastrous and widespread Great Chicago Fire. ...
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3. The Great Chicago Fire of 1871
   The Great Chicago Fire of 1871 The Great Chicago Fire of 1871 was one of the largest disasters in American history. ... Internet 3. Chicago Fire 1871. ...
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4. The Great Chicago Fire of 1871
   The Great Chicago Fire of 1871 The Great Chicago Fire of 1871 was one of the largest disasters in American history. ... Internet 3. Chicago Fire 1871. ...
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5. When Chicago Burned
   The legend goes, the cow kicked over a lantern, the lantern set fire to the shed, and the shed set fire to the rest of Chicago. ...
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6. Monuments in Chicago
   ... Landmark in the nation. The tower was completed in 1869 and survived the Great Chicago Fire of 1871. The architect was William W ...
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7. McCormick Place
   ... On forth of Chicagoamp39s fire department fought the blaze. ... In the end, the inferno was the costliest disaster Chicago experienced since the great fire of 1871. ...
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8. Frank Lloyd Wright1
   ... After the 1871 Chicago fire, importance was attached to fireproof construction. ... After the 1871 Chicago fire, importance was attached to fireproof construction. ...
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9. Chicago
   ... In just forty years, Chicago grew from 100 people to the city of 300,000 thousand. Over half of them came from abroad. On October 8, 1871, the fire viped out ...
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10. The Grea Calamity
    ... This rebuilding was such a success that by 1890, 19 years after the fire, Chicago was the second largest city in the country. Eventually ...
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11. Great Fire
    In 1871 a great fire killed 250 people, left 90,000 homeless, and destroyed about 10 sq km about 4 sq mi of central Chicago. On ...
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12. The Father of Modern Agriculture
    ... Then in 1871 he lost everything in the Chicago fire McCormick. At this point many men would have given up, sold the patent, and retired. ...
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13. Cyrus McCormick
    ... Despite such adversaries as the Chicago fire of 1871 and all of the patent infringement suits, McCormick and his brothers built what became the International ...
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14. Descriptive paper
    ... The following are some recommendations made by the Clark State, EMTP, Assistant Chief Paramedic retired for the Chicago Fire Department. ...
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15. Galveston Hurricane
    ... This soon changed following the hurricane. The Galveston Hurricane was more disastrous than even the Great Chicago Fire and the Johnstown Flood put together. ...
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16. The rise of the city
    ... Investment opportunities looked so tempting that new citied sprang up almost overnight from the ruins of the Chicago fire of 1871 and the San Francisco ...
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17. Safety in our Schools
    ... Lesson Plan 9 6. ampquotFire Safety in the Home,ampquot 1976 Article 1 90 Perish in Chicago School Fire On December 1, something very unexpected happened in Chicago. ...
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18. Silent Nightmare
    ... hit nuclear industryampquot and in smaller type,ampquot Anguish grips Chicago relatives.ampquot10. ... Soviet Union hit by nuclear disasterampquot11, and ampquotReactor fire a setback for ...
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19. Profile of a United Airlines Captian
    ... ampquotJesus, one and three are on fire, and we are ... ampquotChicago ApproachUnited 4261Declaring and Emergencyweamp39ve lost two engines and cannot maintain altituderequest ...
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20. The Great Gatsby
    ... of Moranamp39s gangsters were sitting around waiting for a whiskey shipment in one of Chicagoamp39s many empty ... NYC wasnamp39t the only city under fire from illegal drinking ...
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21. Al Capone
    ... and his Antics with the media plus he had opened soup kitchens throughout Chicago to feed ... ate lunch one day a few cars drove by and opened up fire on Caponeamp39s ...
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22. Joe
    ... No trumpet player ever had the fire that Oliver had. ... This unpleasant incident prompted both Joe Oliver and Kid Ory to leave New Orleans and move to Chicago. ...
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23. Life of Al Capone
    ... alcohol was flowing free in the streets during the Prohibition Era and the fire of tommy guns was a familiar sound to everyone who lived in downtown Chicago. ...
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24. Untouchables
    ... the North Side gang, now led by Bugs Moran, were mowed down by machine gun fire in a warehouse of the SMC Cartage Company at 2122 North Clack street, Chicago. ...
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25. American Hero: Politically Correct or Historically Accurate
    ... of the Chicago Police Department, I believe that changing the history with the statue is a slap in the face to minorities as well as the three white fire ...
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26. The union movement of the late 19th century
    ... members in Chicago attempting to break a strike. July 1892 three hundred Pinkerton guards helped introduce scabs into the workplace by opening fire on striking ...
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27. Frank Lloyd Wright
    ... The booming industry present in Chicago greatly influenced Wrightamp39s design. The city had burned in the infamous fire of 1871, and the coming industrial age ...
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28. Skyscraper
    ... Youamp39ll see this at Chicagoamp39s John Hancock Center2 Figure 4 where the ... the job of servicing it providing water, electricity, fire protection, ventilation ...
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29. Richard J Daley
    ... as mayor had little impact on changing the political or social environment in Chicago. ... seem to accomplish keeping Daley himself out of the line of fire at first ...
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30. Firearms
    ... advantages of minimachine guns are low cost, very high rate of fire, portability and reliability thatamp39s why ampquotTommyampquot guns were so beloved by Chicago gangsters ...
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