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Vandercook Co.
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Kaufmann & Fabry Co.
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Williams, True
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Baker, Chicago
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Johnson, Donna Lee
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Maas & Manz Chicago
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Fowler
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Barker
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Bond-Chandler
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Rebori, A. N.
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U. & U.
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C. P. Zacher & Co.
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Chicago Aerial Survey Co.
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Fuermann
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Guerin, Jules
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McCullough, Wm. A.
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Moffett
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Mulhaney, Thomas
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Poole Bros. Chicago
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A. N. Rebori
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Altschuler, Franz
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Bailey, Vernon Howe
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Bidmoran Bros.
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Brightly-Earlie
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Burke & Atwell, Chicago
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Gehrig
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Johnson, D. M., S. J., Father
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L. W. Taylor
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Petford
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Spies, August Vincent Theodore, 1855-1887
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Staunton
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Western S N L Engraving Co.
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Haymarket Square Riot, Chicago, Ill., 1886
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175
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Lincoln Park (Chicago, Ill.)
22
Rogers Park (Chicago, Ill.)
19
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Evanston (Ill.)
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Douglas (Chicago, Ill.)
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1
Saint Paul (Minn.)
1
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1
Wilmette (Ill.)
1
Winnetka (Ill.)
1
Wisconsin
1
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191
1900-1909
123
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80
1920-1929
62
1880-1889
51
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47
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Masonic Temple
May Day celebration 1921
McCormick Theological Seminary
M. C. Fisch
McVicker's Theatre
McVicker's Theatre
Medical examination
Meeting at Hart, Schaffner & Marx
M. E. Page & Co. Confectioners
Merchants' Farmers', and Mechanics' Savings Bank
Merchants Insurance Company building
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Michael Donnelly addressing crowd
Michael J. Schaack
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Michigan Avenue and Adams Street
Michigan Avenue in the 1860's
Michigan Avenue looking north
Michigan Avenue, showing Auditorium
Michigan Avenue streetwall
Michigan Boulevard before widening
Michigan Boulevard widening
Michigan Southern R. R. Depot
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank
Miss Gretchen Spies
Miss Nellie Reed
Monadnock Building
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Moraine Hotel
Motor squad wagon
Mrs. Potter Palmer
Mrs. Raymond Robins
Mrs. Russell B. Harrison
Municipal Court and Illinois Athletic Club
Municipal Tuberculosis Sanitarium
Natural stone canal banks
Navy Pier
Nettie Richardson
New Chamber of Commerce
New City Hall and County Building
Masonic Temple
Image | 1906
Caption: "The Masonic Temple, situated at the corner of Randolph and State streets, is two hundred and sixty-five feet high. The number of its tenants would be sufficient to populate a fair sized village. Although not owned by the Masonic Order, several lodges meet here, paying an annual rental for the privilege. It contains fourteen passenger and two freight elevators." Bui...
May Day celebration 1921
Image | 1921
Caption: "May Day Celebration May First 1921. Second Regiment Armory. Arranged by the Chicago Joint Board, Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America". On photograph: "371 I. P. E. U."
McCormick Theological Seminary
Image | 1963
Caption: "Snow scene on the grounds of McCormick Theological Seminary. The campus--between Fullerton, Belden, Sheffield, and Halsted--includes private residences as well as school buildings. Some date back to the 1880's
M. C. Fisch
Image | 1922
Caption: "M. C. Fisch, Recording Secretary. Officers Chicago Joint Board". On photograph: "371 I. P. E. U."
McVicker's Theatre
Image | 1910
Caption: "McVicker's Theatre, "Home of the Tragic Muse" By Courtesy of the Chicago Historical Society"". Image undated but appears to be from the 1860s.
McVicker's Theatre
Image | 1869
From text: "McVicker's Theatre is one of the finest structures of the kind in the country. It is situated on Madison street, between State and Dearborn streets. Its cost was over $75,000
Medical examination
Image | 1902
September 1902.
Meeting at Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Image | 1922
Caption: "Trade Board, Hart, Schaffner and Marx: James Mullenbach, Chairman. Deputies representing the Union: Joseph Kaminsky, Joseph Glickman, Morris Spitzer, Oscar Elet, Michael Taylor, Samuel Geier. Deputies representing the Firm: Thomas Harwood, Carl Steffensen, Roy Jacobson, J. W. Washburn. Dolly Chimenti Verrachi on Witness Stand." On photograph: "371 I. P. E. U."
M. E. Page & Co. Confectioners
Image | 1869
From text: "M. E. Page & Co. Wholesale Confectioners! 24 Michigan Avenue, Manufacturers of Rock Candy, Gum, Cream and Cordial Work. The Confectionary House of this firm, a cut of which appears on the opposite page, is the largest and most complete concern of the kind in the United States. They occupy the whole of the immense building for the different departments of their bu...
Merchants' Farmers', and Mechanics' Savings Bank
Image | 1869
From text: "We give a view of the building occupied by the Merchants', Farmers and Mechanics' Savings Bank, No. 13 Clark street. This institution was chartered in 1861, and in 1864 removed to its present very appropriate and convenient edifice. The institution is in a highly flourishing condition, and is deservedly popular.""
Merchants Insurance Company building
Image | 1869
From text: "One of the most stately and beautiful edifices in the United States, is the new building of the Merchants Insurance company of Chicago, on the northwest corner of LaSalle and Washington streets. It is five stories in height, and has a frontage of ninety-six and one-third feet on LaSalle street, and a frontage of one hundred and eleven and a half feet on Washingto...
M. F. Rittenhouse
Image | 1912
From text: "The name of Moses F. Rittenhouse is prominent in connection with the development of the lumber industry in Chicago and in the various sections of the country. His operations have extended widely over the Mississippi valley and he is foremost among those who have been most active in developing the lumber trade of this city."
Michael Donnelly addressing crowd
Image | 1904
September 1904.
Michael J. Schaack
Image | 1889
Frontispiece, illustrating the book's author "Michael J. Schaack, Captain of Police."
Michael Schwab
Image | 1886
From text: Michael Schwab is a German, past thirty-five years of age. He was assistant editor of the Arbeiter Zeitung, and a speaker on all occasions of meetings of Anarchists. He always addressed his countrymen in German.
Michigan Avenue and Adams Street
Image | 1919
Caption: "A section of Michigan Avenue and Adams Street showing Orchestra Hall, the Pullman Building, the People's Gas, Light and Coke Co.'s Building, corner of Art Institute. Courtesy Rand-McNally Souvenir Guide to Chicago."
Michigan Avenue in the 1860's
Image | 1860-1869
Caption: "Michigan Avenue in the '60s. Original owned by Chicago Historical Society."
Michigan Avenue looking north
Image | 1919
Caption: "A view of Michigan Avenue looking north across Grant Park."
Michigan Avenue, showing Auditorium
Image | 1906
Caption: "Michigan Avenue, showing the Auditorium[.] Michigan Avenue lies along the lake front and is a favorite driveway. No obstructing buildings lie between it and the lake and the cool breezes make it a most inviting thoroughfare on a warm day. The Auditorium Building, one of the largest in the whole country, covering an area of sixty-two thousand feet, is located betwee...
Michigan Avenue streetwall
Image | 1912
Caption: "Chicago's Sky Line and Water Front of the Down-Town Business District" Caption also identifies buildings in view. They are, from left to right: "Blackstone Hotel", "Harvester Building", "Congress Hotel and Annex"", "Auditorium Hotel", "Fine Arts Building", "Chicago Club", "McCormick Building", "Stratford Hotel", "Railway Exchange Building", "Theodore Thomas Orchest...
Michigan Boulevard before widening
Image | 1919
Caption: "Michigan Boulevard at Randolph Street before Widening."
Michigan Boulevard widening
Image | 1919
Caption: "Michigan Boulevard Widening--Work Partly Finished."
Michigan Southern R. R. Depot
Image | 1869
From text: "The Michigan Southern, and Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific trains start from the same depot on Van Buren, opposite LaSalle street."
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank
Image | 1893
Caption: "[Engraved for The Standard Guide Company.] The Milwaukee Avenue State Bank. [See "Banks, State and Private."]". From text: "Location Milwaukee Avenue and Carpenter street. … Successor to the banking house of Paul O. Stensland & Co., the leading financial institution of the northwest section of the city. The former bank had built up a very large business with the tr...
Miss Gretchen Spies
Image | 1889
Caption: "Miss Gretchen Spies: From a Photograph." Sister of anarchist August Spies.
Miss Nellie Reed
Image | 1904
Caption: "Miss Nellie Reed, Leader of the Flying Ballet, killed by the fire." From text: "Miss Nellie Reed, the principal of the flying ballet, which was in place for its appearance near the top part of the stage, was so badly burned by the flames before she was able to escape that she afterward died at the county hospital. The other members of the flying ballet were not inj...
Monadnock Building
Image | 1906
Caption: "This building presents the appearance of being the most substantial structure in Chicago. It occupies the entire block bounded by Jackson Boulevard, Clark, Dearborn and Van Buren streets. Several of the railroad systems have their general offices here. Seven thousand persons are employed within its walls." Building designed by firm of Burnham and Root.
Montgomery Ward Building
Image | 1906
Caption: "Montgomery Ward & Company Building The headquarters of one of the largest mail order concerns in the world, located on Michigan Avenue and Madison Street. The structure enjoys the distinction of being the highest in Chicago. All orders come to Montgomery Ward & Company by mail, and sales are not otherwise made."
Moraine Hotel
Image | 1910
Caption: "The Moraine Sheridan Road, Highland Park, Ill." Moraine Hotel on the Lake, designed by architect and former Highland Park mayor W. W. Boyington, and was built from 1893-1900. In 1971 the hotel was demolished and the property used to create Moraine Park. (source: Architectural Resources of Highland Park, Illinois: Northeast Survey Area: A Summary and Inventory. http...
Motor squad wagon
Image | 1919
Caption: "Used for all emergency services in the saving of life and property. Responds to all fires with all regular fire equipment. Carries pulmotor, acetylene cutting device and all heavy tools for extricating persons in a dangerous position, at large fires and railroad accidents, etc. It is considered by the Department as one of the important advances of increased efficie...
Mrs. Potter Palmer
Image | 1894
Central portrait in five-portrait montage captioned "Prominent officials of the Board of Lady Managers." Other officials depicted are: "Mrs. Susan G. Cooke, Secretary Board of Lady Managers," "Mrs. V. C. Meredith, Vice-Chairman Executive Committee, and Chairman of Committee on Awards," "Mrs. Russell B. Harrison, Vice-President at Large," and "Mrs. John A. Logan, Vice-Chairma...
Mrs. Raymond Robins
Image | 1922
From text: "… the Chicago Women's Trade Union League, of which Mrs. Raymond Robins was then President. ... A Strike Committee was immediately organized by the League and began to work through the following sub-committees: Strike fund committee, of which Mrs. Robins was Chairman."
Mrs. Russell B. Harrison
Image | 1894
Image taken from five-portrait montage captioned "Prominent officials of the Board of Lady Managers." Other officials depicted are: ""Mrs. Susan G. Cooke, Secretary Board of Lady Managers," "Mrs. V. C. Meredith, Vice-Chairman Executive Committee, and Chairman of Committee on Awards," "Mrs. Potter Palmer, President Board of Lady Managers," and "Mrs. John A. Logan, Vice-Chairm...
Municipal Court and Illinois Athletic Club
Image | 1912
Caption: "Municipal Court and Illinois Athletic Club Buildings" These buildings are located at 116 South Michigan Avenue and 112 South Michigan Avenue.
Municipal Tuberculosis Sanitarium
Image | 1919
Caption: "Bird's eye view of sanitarium." The sanitarium was located in the northwest part of the city, near Bryn Mawr and Crawford Avenues.
Natural stone canal banks
Image | 1912
Caption: "Natural stone banks through the 'rock cut'"
Navy Pier
Image | 1930
From text: "The Navy Pier, an immense and impressive structure of concrete, steel and glass, nearly 300 feet wide, extends from the foot of Grand Avenue, 3,000 feet into Lake Michigan, at Chicago's harbor entrance, and affords a cool, delightful summer recreation place for the public. The pier has three tiers, the lowest for freight traffic, the middle for passenger traffic ...
Nettie Richardson
Image | 1922
One of four individuals depicted above caption: "National Organizers, Chicago Campaign, 1919". On photograph: "371 I. P. E. U."
New Chamber of Commerce
Image | 1883
From text: "The corner-stone of the new Chamber of Commerce was laid with appropriate ceremonies Dec. 13, 1882, and since then the walls of the magnificent building have gone up with marvelous rapidity, but this new temple of trade is on such a grand scale that it will be another year before it is brought to completion and ready for the machinery of commerce."
New City Hall and County Building
Image | 1908
From text: "On the opposite page is a fine representation in half-tone of the new County Building and City Hall, as the conjoined, magnificent structure will appear when the city half of it shall have been completed. The county half has been officially occupied since July 5, 1907, and it is certain that the officers and employes (sic) of no county in the United States are mo...
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