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died may 21, 1935

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mother of "social work"

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They married in 1870. They were quakers

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May 16,1832 in Stockbridge,NY

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died: march 7, 1949 Washington, D.C.

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leader of womans suffrage and world peace

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They built a Hotel in 1875 that is still up today rebuilt in 1923 and 1925

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Helped make Chicago the meatpacking capital of the world through Armour & Company

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secured contract from chicago to develop a more comfortable sleeping car.

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At age 19, Armour left New York to seek a job during the California gold rush and had madeober $6,000 (apprx. $160,000 in today's money) by the time he was 24. He worked as a miner and a contractor for miners. During the Civil War, Armour began to work in the pork-packing business in Milwaukee, and came into a substantial fortune immediately after the war ended. He opened his own meat packing industry shortly after the Civil War.

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Marshall Field was an American entrepreneur and the founder of Marshall Field and Company, the Chicago-based department stores.

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Dankmar Adler architect and engineer whose partnership with Louis Sullivan was perhaps the most famous and influential in American architecture.

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"Nothing could be worse than the fear that one had given up too soon, and left one unexpended effort that might have saved the world" a quote from her 

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"Nothing could be worse than the fear that one had given up too soon, and left one unexpended effort that might have saved the world" a quote from her 

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He is responsible for much of the downtown district and the Lake Shore Drive in Chicago.

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In 1881, she graduated as a valedictorian of a class of 17.

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In 1881, she graduated as a valedictorian of a class of 17.

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Born: August 18, 1834, Conway, MA

Died: January 16, 1906, New York City, NY

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his company was able to move buildings as well as large city blocks in Chicago 

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his company was able to move buildings as well as large city blocks in Chicago 

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superintendent of construction of the Midway Plaisance at the Worlds Columbian Exposition at chicago in 1893.

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He was an American Scout and showman

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co-founded one of the first settlements in the United States, the Hull House in Chicago, Illinois, and was named a co-winner of the 1931 Nobel Peace Prize.

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She began studying medicine, but stopped because of poor health

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She began studying medicine, but stopped because of poor health

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He fought in the American Civil War, served as a scout for the Army, and was already an Old West legend before mounting his famous Wild West show, which traveled the United States and Europe.

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Born: Feburary 15, 1809 Shenadoah Valley, VA
Died: May 13, 1884 Chicago, IL
Cause of death: Stroke

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He was the “Great Showman” and Entrepreneur. In 1883, Cody created what would become Buffalo Bill's Wild West.

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The first of his important buildings was the Central Music Hall in Chicago, in which he made initial use of his knowledge of acoustics.

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her and her friend opened a building to provide a center for higher civic and social life and improve conditions of chicago

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her and her friend opened a building to provide a center for higher civic and social life and improve conditions of chicago

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in 1881 the partnership of Adler and Sullivan was founded.

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Adler acted as engineering designer and administrator, Sullivan as planner and artist.

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in 1905, she was in charge of Chicago's Board of Education

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in 1905, she was in charge of Chicago's Board of Education

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He was an international harvester

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engaged in real estate and construction business.

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Marshall Field and Company Building which now houses, Macy's at State Street, in Chicago, Illinois, was built in 1891-1892, and was the flagship location of the Marshall Field and Company, and Marshall Field's chain of department stores.

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The is remembered very well for for her active contributions to women, artistic, and Chicago's civic affairs.

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captain in the New York Naval Reserve in 1917.

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He converted railroad chair cars into luxurious sleeping vehicles.

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Died on January 6, 1901 in Chicago,IL. After he died, his son took over the leadership

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He originated a number of slaughtering techniques, that were used for waste products and the sale of canned meat

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After the refrigerator were introduced to the world, he founded distributing plants in Eastern cities, and later began exporting meat products to Europe and the rest of the U.S. nation

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He invented the mechanical reaper
His father worked on this for 28 years
He wanted to create this reaper to harvest grain
His father started this project first and then McCormick took over
It took him 18 months to get his final make of the reaper

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Born on July 3, 1844 in Stadtlegsfeld, Germany.

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He died on April 16, 1900 in Chicago, IL