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Chicago subway plans.(100 Years Ago In The Railway Age)(Brief Article)
Railway Age
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November 1, 2004
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On October 27, Milton J. Foreman, chair man of the city council committee on local transportation, Chicago, in a speech before the members of the Real Estate Board and their guests, declared that a subway system for Chicago will be well under way by April, 1906, when the order of the secretary of war for the removal of obstructions from the Chicago River expires. The plan as he outlined it provides for the blowing up of the present runnels under the river and fur a reconstruction of tunnels so that they will have four compartments, two for street cars and two for public ...
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Eudoxia Woodward, 88; painter merged science, art
Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe
; ...freedom of creativity. Mrs. Woodward died Sunday in the Belmont house...and approach sprang from Mrs. Woodward's childhood and adolescence...Through her work at Polaroid she met Robert Burns Woodward, a Harvard chemist Land had engaged...
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The limitations of classroom media: Ken Burns' Civil War series as a test case
Magazine article from: Journal of American Culture
; ...the glue that binds together Burns' cache of photographs, quotations...the first episode in which Burns and his consulting historians...perpetuates what C. Vann Woodward has called the "anti-slavery myth" (Woodward 312-28). He is content...
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Music for Mozart and Robert Burns
Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe
; ...the heart-wrenching songs of Robert Burns. Mozart was born 235 years ago...will benefit the church. Poet Robert Burns was born 232 years ago yesterday...Theater Workshop Performances at the Woodward School this weekend (1102 Hancock...
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Winners of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry.
News Wire article from: United Press International
; ...George Porter; United Kingdom. 1966 -- Robert S. Mulliken, United States. 1965 -- Robert Burns Woodward, United States. 1964 -- Dorothy Crowfoot...Kaurin Tiselius, Sweden. 1947 -- Sir Robert Robinson, United Kingdom. 1946 -- James...
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Nobel Prize in Chemistry laureates.
News Wire article from: United Press International
; ...George Porter; United Kingdom. 1966 -- Robert S. Mulliken, United States. 1965 -- Robert Burns Woodward, United States. 1964 -- Dorothy Crowfoot...Kaurin Tiselius, Sweden. 1947 -- Sir Robert Robinson, United Kingdom. 1946 -- James...
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NOBEL PRIZE IN CHEMISTRY LAUREATES
News Wire article from: United Press International
; ...George Porter; United Kingdom. 1966 -- Robert S. Mulliken, United States. 1965 -- Robert Burns Woodward, United States. 1964 -- Dorothy Crowfoot...Kaurin Tiselius, Sweden. 1947 -- Sir Robert Robinson, United Kingdom. 1946 -- James...
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WINNERS OF THE NOBEL PRIZE IN CHEMISTRY
News Wire article from: United Press International
; ...George Porter; United Kingdom. 1966 -- Robert S. Mulliken, United States. 1965 -- Robert Burns Woodward, United States. 1964 -- Dorothy Crowfoot...Kaurin Tiselius, Sweden. 1947 -- Sir Robert Robinson, United Kingdom. 1946 -- James...
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Latest Nobel affirms MIT leadership in biology
Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe
; ...Henry W. Kendall (physics, 1990); Robert M. Solow (economics, 1987); Susumu Tonegawa...Richard P. Feynman (physics, 1965); Robert Burns Woodward (chemistry, 1965); Robert S. Mulliken (chemistry, 1966); Murray...
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NEW CASES FOR THE U.S. DISTRICT COURT
Newspaper article from: The Journal Record
; ...Rowley vs Betty Harrison Graham and Robert A Page, Co-trustees of the Betty...and gas leases, etc; Douglas E Burns (Woodward), atty for pltf. C-86-2607...Corporation; complaint, etc; Robert W Amis (Del City), atty for...
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Anniversaries
Newspaper article from: The Independent - London
; ...poet, 1867; George Arliss (George Augustus Andrews), actor, 1868; Claire Booth Luce, playwright, 1903; Robert Burns Woodward, organic chemist, 1917. Deaths: Agostino Agazzari, composer, 1640; William Cheselden, surgeon, 1752...
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