Chicago History 1993: Vol 22 Index

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Index
Index to Volume 22 Art nouveau, and pastel colors: 2:15
Art Theater. See Chicago Little Theatre
Arthur, President Chester A., and immigration: 3:25
This index includes author, title, and subject “Atomic Energy” panel, by Ulric Ellerhusen, Century of
entries. Illustrations are indicated in italics. If a sub- Progress: 2:17
ject is illustrated and discussed on the same page, Austrian pavilion, World’s Columbian Exposition, 3:15
the illustration is not separately indicated. Automobiles, demonstrated at amusement parks: 1:28, 46
Compiled by Lesley Martin B
Barker, Granville, and Chicago Little Theatre, 3:61
A Barker, Stan, “Paradises Lost,” photographic essay: 1:26-49
A&P Building, Century of Progress: 2:9 Barney, Maginel Wright: 1:61
Barrymore, John, attends Chicago Little Theatre: 3:61
Abraham Lincoln Centre: plans for: 1:50, 52, 53; need to gen-
erate income: 1:54; original plans: 1:57; construction begun: Beggs, John, and Cronin murder, 3:30, 36
Blair, Mrs. Chauncey, and Chicago Little Theatre, 3:55
1:58; cutbacks in: 1:59-61; completion: 1:61; current condi-
Bobs roller coaster: 1:42
tion: 1:61
Boland, Michael, and Clan-na-Gael, 3:22
Adams, Mary: first patron to enter Chicago Public Library Wash-
Bonfield, John, closes down gambling operations, 2:46
ington Street building: 2:29
Book oft he Builders, Daniel Burnham, 3:6
Addams, Jane: and Hull-House: 1:50, 52; and plans for model
Bouillon Boulevard, Mines and Mining Building, World’s
tenements: 1:54; and Woman’s Peace Party: 3:63
Columbian Exposition, 3:12, 13
Advertising, and use of color: 2:8-9; 12-13, 15
African-Americans: treatment of, at amusement parks: 1:29, 48 Boynton, Captain Paul: opens amusement parks: 1:26, 30, 32;
appears at Cheltenham Beach: 1:30
African Dip (game at Forest Park Amusement Park): 1:29, 48
African Dodger (game at Forest Park Amusement Park): 1:48 Bradley, Dr. Preston, 2:34
Brady, Matthew, and Cronin murder, 3:32
Agriculture Building, at World’s Columbian Exposition: interior:
Brickhouse, Jack, 1:24
3:5, 16-18; exterior: 3:7, 11; classifications within: 3:9; design
Brooke, Rupert: and Chicago Little Theatre, 3:59, 61
restrictions: 3:11; pavilions built of agricultural products:
Brooks, Caroline Shawk, sculpts butter at World’s Columbian
3:16-18
Exposition, 2:59-60, 61, 66
Albert, Dr. Allen Diehl: on architecture of Century of Progress
Bross, Jessie. See Lloyd, Jessie Bross
Exposition: 2:5
Bross, Mary Jane, 1:6
Aldis, Mary, and Chicago Little Theatre: 3:60
Bross, William: co-owner of Chicago Tribune, 1:6, 20, 22; hires
All Souls Church: and Jenkin Lloyd Jones: 1:50-55; and settle-
Henry Demarest Lloyd, 1:9; approves marriage of Henry
ment movement: 1:51; and Abraham Lincoln Centre:
Demarest Lloyd and Jessie Bross: 1:15-16; History of Chicago
1:52-54, 58-61
on Tribune, 1:20
America (newspaper): 3:25
Brown, Alice, plays produced by Chicago Little Theatre, 3:59
American Conference of Liberal Religion: 1:50
Brown, Arthur, Jr., and Century of Progress Architectural Com-
American Derby: 2:46-47, 50, 51
mission, 2:8
American Protective Association: 3:25
Brown, Captain James M., murder of John Powell, 2:49
American Rolling Mill Company, construction of Century of
Progress Exposition, 2:9 Browne, Maurice, 3:54, 59; and Ellen Van Volkenburg, 3:54, 55,
56, 64; and Chicago Little Theatre: 3:54-64; career after
Amusement parks: origins of: 1:26; educational aspects: 1:28, 46;
leaving Chicago: 3:64
as urban “green space”: 1:28, 47; democratic nature of: 1:29,
Brumback, Charles T., president and CEO of Chicago Tribune, 1:25
48; demise of: 1:29, 49; as site for courtship: 1:47; photo-
Bryant, William Cullen, and introduction of Henry D. Lloyd to
graphic history of: 1:26-49. See also names of individual parks
Chicago society, 1:11
and rides
Buchanan, William, directs Agriculture Department at World’s
Anatol, by Arthur Schnitzler, produced by Chicago Little Theatre,
Columbian Exposition, 3:10
3:56, 63
Ancient Order of Hibernians: 3:23 Burke, Martin, and Cronin murder, 3:30, 36
Burnham, Daniel: and World’s Columbian Exposition exhibition
Anheuser-Busch pavilion, World’s Columbian Exposition:
halls, 3:6, 9
3:15-16
Burnham, Hubert, and Century of Progress Architectural Com-
Architectural Review: on use of color at Century of Progress: 2:19;
mission, 2:8
on Abraham Lincoln Center: 1:56
Buscher, Anthony, and sculpture for Holy Family Church, 3:39
Architecture: Prairie School: 1:53, 57-58; of Abraham Lincoln
Buscher, Sebastian, and sculpture for Holy Family Church, 3:39
Centre: 1:52-59, 56-61; of Century of Progress, 2:5, 6-7, 8,
Butter sculpture, at World’s Columbian Exposition, 2:59-60
9-10, 15-22; of World’s Columbian Exposition: 3:6, 7, 11, 19
Argent Avenue, Mines and Mining Building, World’s Columbian C
Exposition, 3:12, 13
Calhoun, John, founds Democrat, 1:21
Armour, Mrs. Ogden (Lolita Sheldon), and Chicago Little The-
Calhoun Place, as “Gambler’s Alley,” 2:40
atre: 3:55, 62
California Building, World’s Columbian Exposition, 2:58, 59
Arrow shirts, and color in men’s clothing: 2:12-13
Calumet River, possible site for harbor city, 1:64
Art deco, and bright colors: 2:15
Campbell, Chesser M., president of Chicago Tribune, 1:25
Chicago History, November 1993
Candide, produced by Chicago Little Theatre, 3:64 Classification system used for World’s Columbian Exposition:
Carey, Thomas, buys Hawthorne racetrack, 2:51 devised by C. Brown Good, 3:6, 8-9, 15; used in guide books,
Carousels, 1:36-37, 39, 43, 49 3:8
Casey, Constance K., “Culture and Commerce,” article, 3:4-19 Clayton, Douglas, “Yesterday’s City: Temple of a Living Art,”
Catholicism: and Irish immigrants, 3:25, 27; parish of Holy article, 3:52-64
Family Church, 3:38-39; Catholic schools, 3:25 Coal, exhibited at World’s Columbian Exposition, 3:13
Cedar Point (amusement park), 1:29 Collins, Charles: on Chicago Little Theatre, 3:60
Celto-American (newspaper): 3:21 Colonial Airways corporation, and brightly colored airplanes,
Central Music Hall, as home of Chicago Little Theatre, 3:64 othe
Century of Progress Exposition, 2:4, 6-7, 10-11, 14, 15, 17-18, Color: use in design of Century of Progress Exposition, 2:5, 8, 9,
20-21, 23; use of color in design of, 2:5, 8, 9, 12, 16, 19, 22; 12, 16, 19, 20; use in advertising, 2:8-9, 12-13, 15, 22; use in
Architectural Commission of, 2:8; materials used in construc- consumer goods, 2:12-/3, 15, 22
tion, 2:8, 9; adaptations to Depression economy, 2:8; com- Colorado Building, World’s Columbian Exposition, 2:56-59
mercial interests, 2:8-9 Columbia Avenue, Manufactures and Liberal Arts Building,
Chambers, Walter B., and Abraham Lincoln Centre, 1:58, 59 World’s Columbian Exposition, 3:14
Chaney, Lon, performs at amusement parks, 1:28 Condon, John: and Garfield racetrack, 2:49; leaves Chicago, 2:52
Cheltenham Beach, site of Chicago’s first amusement park, 1:26, 30 Coney Island, 1:26, 32
Cheney, Sheldon: on amateur actors, 3:56; on Chicago Little Congress Hotel, Urban Room, 2:16
Theatre, 3:64 Conklin, Mrs. T-T., and Cronin murder, 3:21, 22, 28
Chicago & Alton Railway, uses colored locomotives, 2:12 Connecticut Building, World’s Columbian Exposition, 2:62
Chicago Cubs, as part of Tribune Company, 1:20, 25 Cook, George Cram, co-founds Princeton Players, 3:63
Chicago Library Association, 2:25 Cook, Stanton R., publisher Chicago Tribune, 1:25
Chicago Lyceum, and library in Chicago, 2:24 Cook County Democrats, annual picnic at Riverview, 1:48
Chicago Daily-News, 1:21, 24 Cook County sheriff, corruption of, 2:43
Chicago Evening Journal, on Chicago Little Theatre, 3:60 Cooney, Patrick, and Cronin murder, 3:30
Chicago Evening Post, on Chicago Little Theatre, 3:60, 63 Corbett, Harvey Wiley, and Century of Progress Architectural
Chicago Literary Renaissance, 3:63 Commission, 2:8
Chicago Little Theatre: moves into Fine Arts Building, 3:52, 56; Corrigan, Edward: opens Hawthorne track, 2:49; opposes syndi-
founding of 3:54-55; style of sets, 3:56; critical reaction to, cate gamblers, 2:49; sells Hawthorne track, 2:51
3:59-61; influence on national theater scene, 3:63; tours Coughlin, “Bathhouse John,” 2:45, 49
United States, 3:63; demise of, 3:64. See also Browne, Mau- Coughlin, Daniel, and Cronin murder, 3:28, 30, 36
rice; Van Volkenburg, Ellen; names of individual plays Couney, Dr. M.A., promotes incubators, 1:46
The Chicago Little Theatre Passion Play, 3:60, 61 Courtship: Victorian, 1:4—5, 6, 7-10; at turn of the century amuse-
Chicago Public Library, origins of: 2:24; early homes of, 2:26, ment parks, 1:47
27-28; Washington Street Building, 2:28-29, 32-33, 34-35, Craig, Gordon, influence on Chicago Little Theatre, 3:52
36-37; moves into Harold Washington Library Center, 2:37. Creatore, Guiseppe, performs at amusement parks, 1:28
See also Cultural Center Creditors, by August Strindberg, produced by Chicago Little The-
Chicago Sun, 1:24 atre, 3:59
Chicago Sun-Times, 1:25 Cret, Paul Phillipe: and Century of Progress Exposition, 2:8, 19
Chicago Tribune, and William Bross, 1:6, 7-8, 20, 22; and Henry Creoles, in Louisiana Building at World’s Columbian Exposition,
D. Lloyd, 1:9, 10; claim to be “world’s greatest newspaper” 2:60
1:20, 25; establishment of 1:21-22; on use of color at Century Cronin, Dr. Patrick Henry: 3:20; murder of, 3:21-22, 28 29,
of Progress Exposition, 2:19; on gambling 2:45; on Cronin 30-31, 36; and Clan-na-Gael, 3:22-23, 27
murder, 3:21, 28; on Irish immigrants, 3:31, 37; on Chicago Cultural Center: constructed as Chicago Public Library, 2:28-29;
Little Theatre, 3:58 See also McCormick, Robert R.; Tribune exterior of, 2:29; Grand Army of the Republic Memorial,
Company 2:30-31; interior decoration: 2:32; Washington Street
Chicagoland Television, 1:25 entrance, 2:32; Preston-Bradley Hall, 2:34-35; offices, 2:36.
Chocolate sculptures at World’s Columbian Exposition, 3:19 See also Chicago Public Library
Christensen, Ellen, “A Vision of Urban Social Reform,” article, “Culture and Commerce,” article, by Constance K. Casey, 3:4-19
1:50-61 Cyclone roller coaster, 1:29
Chrysler Building at Century of Progress, 2:9
Chutes Park, 1:26, 32, 33 D
Citizen (newspaper), 3:26, 32, 35 Daily Press (Newport, VA), purchased by Tribune Company, 1:25
City Hall, temporary home to Chicago Public Library, Daley, Mayor Richard J., and Riverview Carousel, 1:49
City Railway Company, opens Sans Souci amusement park, 1:33 Damen, Reverend Arnold, and Holy Family Church, 3:38-39
“City West,” early rival to Chicago, 1:64-65 Darrow, Clarence, attends Chicago Little Theatre, 3:60
Clan-na-Gael: and Patrick Cronin, 3:22-23, 27, 31, 36; and “Tri- Davis, George R., director general of World’s Columbian Exposi-
angle,” 3:22-23, 26-27; terrorism of, 3:22, 26, 31; formation tion executive committee, 3:15
of, in Chicago, 3:26-67, 32; social programs, 3:26; Camp 20, Dawes, Charles Gates, and Century of Progress, 2:8-9
3:30, 33; decline of, 3:36 Dawes, Rufus C., and Century of Progress, 2:8-9
Deadlines and Monkeyshines, by John McPaul, on Chicago Tribune, 1:23
Dearborn Park, site donated to library and to Soldier’s Home, Field, Marshall, loans money to Joseph Medill, 1:22
2:28 Field, Marshall III, founds Chicago Sun, 1:23-24
Debs, Eugene: speaks at amusement parks, 1:28, 48; attends Fields, W.C., performs at amusement parks, 1:28
Chicago Little Theatre, 3:60 Fine Arts Building, as home of Chicago Little Theatre, 3:52, 56, 64
Deere and Company, at World’s Columbian Exposition, 3:9 Finerty, John: and Clan-na-Gael, 3:26; on anti-Irish sentiment,
Deirdre of the Sorrows, by J. M. Synge, produced by Chicago Little 32:.3229, 324 4-325F, 3oF 6
Theatre, 3:63 Firestone Building at Century of Progress Exposition, 2:9
Dell, Floyd: on Chicago Little Theatre, 3:59; takes Chicago Little Fitzgibbon, John, 3:36
Theatre ideas to New York, 3:63 Fjelde, Hiawatha, statue at World’s Columbian Exposition, 2:61
Democrat (newspaper), 1:21 Flagg, Ernest, and Abraham Lincoln Centre, 1:54, 56, 58, 59
Democratic Central Committee, and Mike McDonald, 2:48 Florida Building, World’s Columbian Exposition, 2:59
Dentzel, William, 1:49 Ford, Patrick, on “melting pot” America, 3:35-36
Dentzel merry-go-round, 1:43, 49 Ford Building at Century of Progress Exposition, 2:9
Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad, uses colored railroad Forest Park (amusement park), 1:28, 33, 42, 43, 44-45, 49
cars, 2:12 Forrest, Joseph K.C., co-founds Chicago Tribune, 1:21
Depression of 1930s, and Century of Progress Exposition, 2:5, 8 Fortune: on Chicago Tribune, 1:23; on Century of Progress Exposi-
Derby racing coaster (amusement park ride), 1:35 tion, 2:5; on color in modern life, 2:8, 22
Dewey Decimal System, exhibited at World’s Columbian Exposi- ‘49 Mining Camp (amusement park), 1:32, 33
tion, 3:6 Forward, by Miss Miner, sculpture at World’s Columbian Exposi-
Dickey Building, temporary home to Chicago Public Library, 2:26 tion, 2:68
Digby-Junger, Richard, “Praying for God’s Help,” article, 1:4-19 400 North Franklin Building, temporary home of Chicago Public
Dillenburg & Zucher, design exterior of Holy Family Church Library
Dinan, Patrick, and Cronin murder, 3:28 Francis, Charles R., builds Riverview Shoot-the-Chutes, 1:33
Doggett, Kate, operates literary salon in Chicago, 3:11, 14 French Pavilion, World’s Columbian Exposition, 3:15
Dorney, Father Maurice, and Clan-na-Gael, 3:27 “From the Editor,” by Claudia Lamm Wood, 1:3; 2:3; 3:3
Dowdle, James C., and Tribune Broadcasting, 1:25 Frost, Robert, and Chicago Little Theatre, 3:61
“Down to Business: The Tribune Company,” article, by Rick Fuller, R. Buckminster, on use of color in Century of Progress
Kogan, 1:20-25 Exposition, 2:19
Dreiser, Theodore, and Chicago Little Theatre, 3:60, 61
G
E “Gambler’s Alley,” 2:40, 46
Edelweiss Gardens, see Midway Gardens Gambling: and Mayor Carter Harrison I, 2:38; slot machines,
Edwards, Gus, performs at amusement parks, 1:28 2:39; card games, 2:40-44; and sports, 2:45; on horseracing,
Edwards Law, for control of parochial schools, 3:25 2:45-53; riverboats, 2:40-41
Egan, Dr. William B., and library for Chicago, 2:24 Garfield racetrack, 2:49, 50
Electrical Building, Century of Progress Exposition, 2:16, 17, 23 Geiffert, Albert, Jr., and Century of Progress Architectural Com-
Electricity, promoted at world’s fairs, 2:6-7, 17; 3:13 mission, 2:8
Electricity Building, World’s Columbian Exposition, 3:/2, 13 General Electric Company: “House of Magic,” Century of
Elitch’s Gardens (amusement park), 1:29 Progress Exposition, 2:6-7; Tower of Light, World’s
Ellerhusen, Ulrich, “Atomic Energy” panel, Century of Progress, 2:17 Columbian Exposition, 3:13
Elliott, Horace, and Cronin murder, 3:2 General Exhibits Building, Century of Progress, 2:16
Ellis, Mrs. Havelock, and Chicago Little Theatre, 3:61 General Motors Company: introduces color automobiles, 2:12;
Engagements, Victorian, 1:17 General Motors Building, Century of Progress Exposition, 2:9,
Erie Canal, contribution to growth of Chicago, 1:68 20-21
Euripides: Medea, produced by Chicago Little Theatre, 3:58, 59; Genius of Wisconsin, by Nellie Farnsworth Meers, sculpture at
The Trojan Women, produced by Chicago Little Theatre, 3:59, World’s Columbian Exposition, 2:68
63 German Pavilion, World’s Columbian Exposition, 3:15
“The Evolution of an Evil Business,” article, by Richard Lindberg, “The Giant Jewel,” article, by Susan Talbot-Stanaway, 2:4-23
2:38-53 Gibson, Wilfrid Wilson, Womenkind, produced by Chicago Little
Exposition International des Arts Decoratifs Modernes (1925), Theatre, 3:56
2:15 Gold Diggers of Broadway, use of color, 2:12
Golden Era (riverboat), 2:40-41
F
Goldman, Emma, and Chicago Little Theatre, 3:61
Fairbanks, Nathaniel, and Henry D. Lloyd, 1:11 Goode, G. Browne, classification system for World’s Columbian
Fairgrounds Amusement Park, 1:49 Exposition, 3:6, 8-9, 15
Feehan, Archbishop Patrick, and Clan-na-Gael, 3:27 Goodman, Edward, forms Washington Square Players, 3:63
Feeley, D.C., and Clan-na-Gael, 3:22 Grady, Senator, on Irish immigrants, 3:32
Fenian Brotherhood, 3:27 Grain, in displays at World’s Columbian Exposition, 2:56-57, 59;
Ferris, George, 1:26, 32 3:7, 16-18
Ferris Wheel, 1:27, 32 Grand Army of the Republic Memorial, 2:28-29, 30-31, 37
Ferro Enamel Corporation, construction of Century of Progress Grant, Ulysses S., statue of at World’s Columbian Exposition,
Exposition, 2:9 2:65, 66
Chicago History, November 1993
Great American Racing Derby (amusement park ride) 1:39 Horton, John M., appointed librarian of Young Men’s Association
Gregory, Lady Augusta, and Chicago Little Theatre, 3:54 library, 2:25
Grotesques, by Cloyd Head, produced by Chicago Little Theatre, “House of Tomorrow,” Century of Progress Exposition, 2:15
3:59-60, 62 Hubbard, George, and Cronin murder, 3:28
Grumhaus, Harold F., and Chicago Tribune, 1:25 Huber, Paul, designs tower of Holy Family Church, 3:38
Hughes, Thomas, 2:24, 25
H
Hull-House, 1:50, 55-56
Hall, O.L., on Chicago Little Theatre, 3:60 Human Roulette Wheel (amusement park ride), 1:39
Hall of Science, Century of Progress, 2:9, 16 Hyman, Elaine, and Chicago Little Theatre, 3:57
Hanchett, Seth, elected Cook County sheriff, 2:44
Hankins Brothers, and Garfield racetrack, 2:49 I
The Happy Prince, by Oscar Wilde, produced by Chicago Little Ibsen, Henrik, plays produced by Chicago Little Theatre, 3:58, 59
Theatre, 3:59 Idaho Building, World’s Columbian Exposition, 2:58, 59
Harlem racetrack, 2:50 Igorot village, at Riverview, 1:46
Harold Washington Library Center, 2:37 Illinois and Michigan Canal, 1:65, 66, 70
Harper's Weekly, on Chicago Little Theatre, 3:57, 59 Illinois Building, World’s Columbian Exposition, 2:66
Harrison, Mayor Carter I: and gambling in Chicago, 2:38, 44, 49; Illinois Central Depot, 1:72
and Irish-Americans, 3:25, 34 Illinois General Assembly, prohibits horse racing, 2:50
Harrison, Mayor Carter II: grants liquor license to Ferris Wheel Illinois Pavilion, at World’s Columbian Exposition, 2:56; 3:16,
Park 1:32; closes racetracks. 2:51 17-18
Haskell, Douglas, on use of color at Century of Progress Exposi- Illinois River, access from Chicago, 1:65-66
tion, 2:19 Immigration, sentiment against, 3:25, 31-34
Hatch, Azel F., opens Chicago Public Library, 2:29 Incubators, promoted at amusement parks, 1:46
Haverly, Colonel Jack, takes over Cheltenham Beach, 1:30 Indiana Building, World’s Columbian Exposition, 2:66
Havoline Thermometer, Century of Progress Exposition, 2:18 Industrial Way, Mines and Mining Building, World’s Columbian
Hawthorne racetrack, 2:48, 49, 50 Exposition, 3:12
Head, Cloyd, Grotesques, produced by Chicago Little Theatre, Ingalls Park, 2:50
3:59-60, 62 International Workers of the World, rallies at amusement parks,
Heap, Jane: designs sets and costumes for Chicago Little Theatre, 1:28
3:56; performs in On Baile’s Strand, 3:60 Inter-Ocean (newspaper): 1:21; anti-gambling campaign, 2:45;
Hearst, William Randolph, 1:23 on horse racing, 2:50; on Clan-na-Gael, 3:31, 36; on immigrants,
Heaton, H. R., cartoon, 2:5] 3:32
Hedda Gabbler, by Henrik Ibsen, produced by Chicago Little The- Iowa Building, World’s Columbian Exposition, 2:56, 57, 59
atre, 3:58, 59 Iowa Pavilion, World’s Columbian Exposition, 3:16-17
Helen Heath House (settlement house), 1:52 “Trish Blood,” article, by Paul Luning, 3:21-37
Henderson, Mary, on Chicago Little Theatre, 3:52 Irish, in Chicago: early history: 3:23, 25; divisions among, 3:25;
Hess, Dr. Julian, establishes first nursery for premature babies, political power, 3:25; and religion, 3:25; animosity toward,
1:47 3:31, 32, 36-37; loyalty to U.S., 3:32-34, 37; love of Ireland
Heywood, “Big Bill,” speaks at amusement parks, 1:28 3:34-37. See also Clan-na-Gael; Cronin, Patrick Henry
Hiawatha, by Fjelde, sculpture at World’s Columbian Exposition, Irish National League of America, and Patrick Cronin, 3:23
2:61 Irish Nationalism, 3:21, 26-28, 31-34, 36
History of Chicago, by William Bross, on Chicago Tribune, 1:20 Irish Players, perform in Chicago, 3:54
Holabird, John A., and Century of Progress Architectural Com- Irish World (newspaper), 3:35
mission, 2:8 Iron Maze (amusement park ride), 1:43
Holabird & Root, analysis of Washington Street library building, IWW. See International Workers of the World
2:37
Holy Family Church, 3:40-53; history, 3:38-39; sculpture,
3:38-39, ethnic make-up of parish, 3:39 Jackson Park Beach, 3:/2-13
“Holy Family Church,” photographic essay, by Michael A. Mar- Japanese Pavilion, World’s Columbian Exposition, 3:15
cotte, 3:38-53 Japanese Theater, at Sans Souci amusement park, 1:46
Holy Family Preservation Society, 3:39 Jewel Tower, at White City amusement park, |: cover, 38
Holy Name Cathedral, 3:38 Johns, Orrick, plays produced by Chicago Little Theatre, 3:59
Holzer, J.A., designs Washington Street entrance of library Johnson, C. Raymond, designs sets for Chicago Little Theatre, 3:56
building, 2:32 Joliet, Louis, map of Great Lakes, 1:68-69
“A Home at Last,” photographic essay, by Janice Rosenberg, Jones, Jenkin Lloyd, 1:57; and All Souls Church, 1:50-55; and
2:24-37 settlement movement, 1:50, 51; and Abraham Lincoln
“Homeward Bound”, drawing, by T.H. McGuire, 3:24 Centre, 1:50, 52-54, 56, 58, 60-61; and social reform, 1:61
Hood, Raymond, and Century of Progress Architectural Commis- Jones, Llewellyn, on Chicago Little Theatre, 3:60
sion, 2:8 Joseph Ullman’s Universal Fair and Exposition, 2:49
Hopkins, John P., and Clan-na-Gael, 3:26 Journeys in the Northwest United States, Johann Georg Kohl, 1:62
Horse racing, and gambling, 2:45-53 Juganfeld, E., and Company, designs Anheuser-Busch pavilion,
World’s Columbian Exposition, 3:15
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Index
K Lloyd, Jessie Bross: early life: 1:6; doubts about marrying, 1:6-8;
Kahn, Albert, on use of color at Century of Progress, 2:19 meets Henry Demarest Lloyd, 1:9; diaries of, 1:10-11, 14, 15,
Kahn, Ely Jacques, on use of color at Century of Progress Exposi- 17; receives proposal from HDL, 1:14, 17; wedding, 1:17-18;
tion, 2:19 as mother, 1:18
Kansas pavilion, World’s Columbian Exposition, 2:56, 66, 67 Long, Charles T., and Cronin murder, 3:28
Keeley, James, editor of Chicago Tribune, 1:22 Longenecker,J . M., Illinois state’s attorney, 3:3/
Keenan, Henry, and courtship of Jessie and Henry Lloyd, 1:9, Los Angeles County Pavilion, World’s Columbian Exposition,
10-11 3:18
Kellerman, Annette, performs at amusement parks, 1:28 Louisiana Building, World’s Columbian Exposition, 2:60, 61
Kelly, James, co-founds Chicago Tribune, 1:21 Louisiana Pavilion, World’s Columbian Exposition, 3:19
Kenna, Michael “Hinky Dink,” as youth, 2:40 Love's Dream, by Caroline Shawk Brooks, butter sculpture at
World’s Columbian Exposition, 2:60, 66
Kennywood Park (amusement park), 1:29
Kent, A.E. & Son, 1:53 Lowell, Amy, and Chicago Little Theatre, 3:61
Kent, William, 1:58; and Abraham Lincoln Centre, 1:50, 53, 54, Loyola University, founded by Holy Family Church, 3:39
Lozowick, Louis, on Machine-Age Exposition, 2:15
56-60
Kentucky Building, World’s Columbian Exposition, 2:66, 67 Luna Park (amusement park), 1:33, 42
Kirkpatrick, Clayton, editor of Chicago Tribune, 1:21, 25 Luning, Paul, “Irish Blood,” article, 3:21-37
Knight, John S., on Chicago Tribune, 1:24 Lystra, Karen, on Victorian courtship, 1:10
Know-Nothing party, in Chicago: 3:25, 34
M
Knox, Frank, rents space to Chicago Sun, 1:24
Kogan, Rick, “Down to Business: The Tribune Company,” McCormick, Medill, 1:27, 22
1:20-25 McCormick, Robert R., 1:2/, 22-24
Kohl, Johann Georg, “Yesterday's City: Chicago’s Geography,” McDonald, Michael Cassius: founds organized crime in Chicago,
1:62-72 2:40-43; introduces parlor gambling, 2:42; political power,
Kohler Company, introduces color in bathroom fixtures, 2:12 2:43-44
Kunze, John, and Cronin murder, 3:31 McGarigle, William, and gambling, 2:44
Kurz, Walter C., and Chicago Tribune, 1:25 McGuire, T.H,: Homeward Bound, drawing, 3:24; Outward Bound,
KTLA-TV, purchased by Tribune Company, 1:25 drawing, 3:24
KWGN-TV, purchased by Tribune Company, 1:25 Machine-Age Exposition of 1927, 2:15
Lady Godiva, by Caroline Shawk Brooks, butter sculpture at MacKay, Constance D’Arcy, on Chicago Little Theatre, 3:59, 60
World’s Columbian Exposition, 2:60 McKim, Mead, & White, designs Agricultural Building, World’s
Columbian Exposition, 3:11
L McLaughery, Robert Wilson, and raid on Garfield racetrack, 2:49
Lake Front Park, 2:72 McPaul, John, Deadlines and Monkeyshines, on Chicago Tribune, 1:23
Lake Michigan, contribution to Chicago’s growth, 1:66, 70 Madigan, John W., and Chicago Tribune, 1:25
Lake Street Bridge, 1:66 Maillard Company, World’s Columbian Exposition exhibit, 3:19
Lakefront, 1:64 Maine Building, World’s Columbian Exposition, 2:66
“Manchester Martyrs,” rally in Chicago, 3:32
Lakeside Park (amusement park), 1:29
Lamson, L.J., and Abraham Lincoln Centre, 1:53 Mandel Building, temporary home of Chicago Public Library,
Langner, Lawrence, co-founds Washington Square Players, 3:63 2:37
Larkin Building, 1:61 Manufactures and Liberal Arts Building, World’s Columbian
The Last ofH is Race, statue at World’s Columbian Exposition, 2:59 Exposition: classification of, 3:9; interior, 3:10-11, 13, 14, 15;
Leibling, A.J., on Robert R. McCormick, 1:23 size of: 3:9, 14; Columbia Avenue, 3:14; clock tower, 3:15. See
also names of individual pavilions
Leisure time, and amusement parks, 1:28, 47
Levees, as centers of gambling districts, 2:38 Marcotte, Michael A., “Holy Family Church,” photographic essay,
Liberty Bell, displayed at World’s Columbian Exposition, 2:71 3:38-51
Libertyland (amusement park), 1:49 Marine Causeway (amusement park ride), 1:35
Lincoln Park, 1:0 Marriage, Victorian, 1:6-8, 18-19
Lindberg, Richard, “The Evolution of an Evil Business,” article, Marsh, Frederick, arrests bookmakers, 2:47
Marshall, James, statue of at World’s Columbian Exposition, 2:59
2:38-53
Linne, Carl Von, botanical system at World’s Columbian Exposi- Martex, introduces colored bath towels, 2:12
Maryland Building, World’s Columbian Exposition, 2:66
tion, 3:6
Lithuania, by Rupert Brooke, produced by Chicago Little Theatre, Massachusetts Building, World’s Columbian Exposition, 2:68-69
Masters, Edgar Lee, and Chicago Little Theatre, 3:61
Bi
Little Theatre, see Chicago Little Theatre Medea, by Euripides, produced by Chicago Little Theatre, 3:59,
Lloyd, Henry Demarest, 1:4; moves to Chicago, 1:9; meets Jessie 59, 64
Bross, 1:9; enters Chicago society 1:11, 13; visits Jessie Bross Medill, Joseph: purchases interest in Chicago Tribune, 1:21-22;
in Boston, 1:14; proposes marriage, 1:14, 17; wedding of,
1:17-18; married life of, 18-19 Meeker, Joseph, brings first library books to Chicago, 2:24
Meers, Nellie Farnsworth, Genius of Wisconsin, sculpture at World’s
Columbian Exposition, 2:68
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Metropolitan Building, home of Young Men’s Association library, Old Vienna, World’s Columbian Exposition, 1:3/
2:25 O'Leary, James “Big Jim:” opens Luna Park, 1:42; gambling
Michael Reese Hospital, establishes first nursery for premature parlor of, 2:42-43
babies, 1:46 On Baile’s Strand, by W. B. Yeats, produced by Chicago Little The-
Michigan City, as rival to Chicago, 1:65 atre, 3:56, 57, 60
Midway Gardens, built on site of Sans Souci amusement park, On With the Show, use of color in movies, 2:12
1:33 Orlando Sentinel, purchased by Tribune Company, 1:25
Midway Plaisance: 2:54; and creation of amusement parks, 1:26, O'Sullivan, Patrick, and Cronin murder, 3:22, 30, 36
27, 31; and ethnological exhibits, 2:54 “Outward Bound,” drawing by T. H. McGuire, 3:24
Midwest, similarities to New England, 1:69 Owings, Nathaniel, and Century of Progress Architecture Com-
Miller, John, and Riverview roller coasters, 1:34 mission, 2:8
Mines and Mining Building, interior divisions, 3:12. See also
P
names of individual pavilions and “streets”
Minnesota Building, World’s Columbian Exposition, 2:61 Page, Peter, as partner of Michael McDonald, 2:41
Minnesota Pavilion, World’s Columbian Exposition, 3:17 Pair-o-Chutes (amusement park ride), 1:35
Missouri Building, World’s Columbian Exposition, 2:60 Palmer, Governor John M., signs act approving public libraries,
Modernism, in Century of Progress Exposition, 2:5, 15 220
Moeller, Phillip, co-founds Washington Square Players, 3:63 Panama-Pacific International Exposition, and Chicago Little The-
Montana Building, World’s Columbian Exposition, 2:66, 67 atre, 3:63
Moody, Mrs. William Vaughan, and Chicago Little Theatre, 3:59 Panorama of the Bernese Alps, World’s Columbian Exposition,
Moore, Lou Wall, Chicago Little Theatre rehearses in studio of, 3:55 Keg
Moorish Palace, World’s Columbian Exposition, 1:31 “Paradises Lost,” photographic essay, by Stan Barker, 1:26-49
Morris, Edward, and Abraham Lincoln Centre, 1:53 Patriotic Sons of America, 3:31
Morris, Nelson, 1:61 Patterson, Eleanor Medill, 1:21
Motion pictures, introduction of color, 2:12 Patterson, Joseph Medill, 1:27, 22
Moulton, Richard, on Chicago Little Theatre, 3:59 Patterson, Robert W., 1:22
Mrs. Warren’s Profession by G. B. Shaw, produced by Chicago Little Pennsylvania, coal obelisk at World’s Columbian Exposition,
Theatre, 3:59 3:12-13
Murnihan, Frank, first patron to check book out at Chicago Pennsylvania Building, World’s Columbian Exposition, 2:68, 71
Public Library’s Washington Street building, 2:29 People’s Institute, and All Souls Church, 1:54
Murphie, Annie, and Cronin murder, 3:28 Perkins, Dwight Heald, and design for Abraham Lincoln Centre,
“Mustache Petes,” 2:53 1552, 04
Philadelphia Toboggan Company carousel, 1:36-37, 49
N The Philanderer, by G.B. Shaw, produced by Chicago Little The-
Nash, Thomas, 3:24 atre, 3:59
Nebraska Building, World’s Columbian Exposition, 2:67 Pioneer Engine, 1:70
Nebraska Pavilion, World’s Columbian Exposition, 3:19 Playboy of the Western World, by J.M. Synge, produced in Chicago
New Hampshire Building, World’s Columbian Exposition, 2:64, 65 by Irish Players, 3:54
New Jersey Building, World’s Columbian Exposition, 2:67 Politics, forum for at amusement parks, 1:28, 48
New Mexico, Arizona, and Oklahoma territories building, World’s Pond, Allen: co-designs Hull-House, 1:50, 51; and Abraham Lin-
Columbian Exposition, 2:62 coln Centre, 1:59
New Orleans World’s Industrial and Cotton Centenary Exposition Pond, Irving, co-designs Hull-House, 1:50, 51; and Abraham Lin-
of 1884, 2:54 coln Centre, 1:59, 61
New York Building, World’s Columbian Exposition, 2:70-71 Powell, John, murder of, 2:49
Powers, The Last of His Race, statue at World’s Columbian Exposi-
New York Herald, on Cronin murder, 3:32 tion, 2:59
Newberry, Walter Loomis, and library for Chicago, 2:24 Powys, John Couper, and Chicago Little Theatre, 3:60-61
Newspaper industry, in Chicago, 1:20-25 Prairie School architecture, and Abraham Lincoln Centre:
Noonan, Mary, and McDonald gambling parlor, 2:42 1:53-54, 60-61
Nordfeldt, B.J.O., creates set for Trojan Women, “Praying for God’s Help,” article, by Richard Digby-Junger,
North Dakota Building, World’s Columbian Exposition, 2:56 1:4-19
North Dakota Pavilion, World’s Columbian Exposition, 3:17 Preston Bradley Hall, 2:34-35
Norway Pavilion, World’s Columbian Exposition, 3:14 Prior, Thomas W., directs Forest Park amusement park, 1:42
Prior & Church, and Riverview “Bobs” roller coaster, 1:42
O Printer’s Ink, on use of color in advertising, 2:12, 14
O'Donnell, Simon, 2:45; instigates police raid of gamblers, 2:44 Protestantism, and Irish immigrants, 3:25
Official Catalogue of the World’s Columbian Exposition, 3:8 Provincetown Players, influenced by Chicago Little Theatre, 3:63
Official Guide of the Fair (Century of Progress), 2:5, 8 Quaker Oats pavilion, World’s Columbian Exposition, 3:17
Official World’s Fair Medal, by Emily Robert Zettler, Century of
Progress Exposition, 2:8
Ohio Building, World’s Columbian Exposition, 2:65, 66
Ohio Pavilion, 3:7, 18
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R Shepley, Rutan, and Coolidge, designs Chicago Public Library
Racism, and amusement parks, 1:29, 48 Washington Street building, 2:28
Railroads: contribution to growth of Chicago, 1:68-69, 70, 71; use Sherman, William T., statue of, at World’s Columbian Exposition,
of color on locomotives, 2:12 2:65, 66
Rainbow Beach, 1:30. See also Cheltenham Beach Shipping, contribution to growth of Chicago, 1:65-66
Rand McNally Guide Book to World’s Columbian Exposition, 3:8, Silsbee, Joseph Lyman: designs Unity Chapel and All Souls
12 Church, 1:53
Ray, Charles, purchases interest in Chicago Tribune, 1:22 Six Flags over Georgia, home of Philadelphia Toboggan Com-
Reilly, Colonel Jack, and Riverview carousel, 1:49 pany Carousel, 1:49
Reinhardt, Max, influence on Chicago Little Theatre, 3:52 Skidmore, Louis, and Century of Progress Architectural Commis-
Reisser, Craig T., translator, “Yesterday's City: Chicago’s Geog- sion, 2:8
raphy,” by Johann Georg Kohl, 1:62-72 Sleeping Iolanthe, by Caroline Shawk Brooks, butter sculpture at
Reitman, Ben, attends Chicago Little Theatre, 3:60 World’s Columbian Exposition, 2:60, 6/
Religion: role in Victorian courtship, 1:14; opposition to gam- Slot machines, 2:39
bling, 2:38, 41 Smith, George P., on immigrants, 3:31
Rhode Island Building, World’s Columbian Exposition, 2:65 Smith, William Sooy, engineers foundation for Chicago Public
Rice, Luther, and Ferris Wheel Park, 1:32 Library Washington Street building, 2:28
Richmond House Hotel, McDonald and Page’s bar, 2:41 Socialist party, holds annual Riverview outing, 1:48
Riley, “Silver” Bill, 2:40 Soldiers Home, and Grand Army of the Republic Memorial, 2:28
Riverview amusement park, 1:28, 29, 33, 34, 35, 36-37, 46, 47, 48 Sousa, John Phillip, performs at amusement parks, 1:28
Roller coasters, 1:35, 44-45 South Dakota Building, World’s Columbian Exposition, 2:56
Rookery, and Chicago Public Library, 2:26-27 Spencer, Robert: on Abraham Lincoln Centre, 1:56; designs
Rosenberg, Janice, “A Home at Last,” photographic essay, Washington Street entrance to Chicago Public Library, 2:33
2:24-37 Sports, and gambling, 2:45-53
Rosenwald, Julius, as financial guarantor of Century of Progress, Springer, Albert Franz, and sculpture for Holy Family Church,
2:9 3:39
Rothman, Ellen K., on marriage, 1:6 Stanton, Elizabeth Cady, on marriage, 1:6
Royal Row, Mines and Mining Building, World’s Columbian Stead, Reverend Mr., on World’s Columbian Exposition, 2:71-72
Exposition, 3:12 Steeplechase Park (amusement park), 1:32
Rush Street Bridge, 1:67 Steffens, Lincoln, attends Chicago Little Theatre, 3:60
Steinway Hall, architects’ offices in, 1:53
S Stollwerck Brothers, 3:19
St. Ignatius College. See Loyola University The Story of Chicago, on Chicago Tribune, 1:20
St. Ignatius College Prep School, founded by Holy Family Stout, Rex, on Chicago Tribune, 1:23
Church, 3:39 Strindberg, August, plays produced by Chicago Little Theatre,
Sandier, Alexander, director of arrangement of exhibits at 3:59
World’s Columbian Exposition, 3:9, 11 The Stronger, by August Strindberg, produced by Chicago Little
Sands district, first Chicago vice district, 2:38 Theatre, 3:59
Sanger, Margaret, attends Chicago Little Theatre, 3:60 Sullivan, Alexander: and Clan-na-Gael, 3:22, 23, 26, 27, 36; and
Sans Souci amusement park, 1:28, 33, 46 Cronin murder trial, 3:30
Santa Fe Table, World’s Columbian Exposition, 2:62 Sullivan Ice Company: and Cronin murder, 3:21, 22
Sun-Sentinel, purchased by Tribune Company, 1:25
Scanlan, Frank, and Cronin murder, 3:21, 22
Schaak, Captain Michael, 3:28 Swift, Reverend Dr. P.H., on gambling, 2:411
Schick, Charles, on inadequate size of Chicago Public Library Swift & Company: trade cards of, 3:8; exhibit at World’s
Washington Street building, 2:37 Columbian Exposition, 3:18-19
Schlitz pavilion, World’s Columbian Exposition, 3:16 Synge, John: plays produced by Irish Players, 3:54; plays pro-
Schmidt, William, founds Riverview Park, 1:34 duced by Chicago Little Theatre, 3:63
Schnitzler, Arthur, Anatol, produced by Chicago Little Theatre, T
3:56, 61
Sears Building, at Century of Progress Exposition, 2:9 laft, Oren, Jr., plays produced by Chicago Little Theatre, 3:59
Seidal, Gabriel, designs entrance to German exhibits, World’s Talbot-Stanaway, Susan, “The Giant Jewel,” article, 2:4-23
Columbian Exposition, 3:15 Teegen, Otto, carries out color program for Century of Progress
Settlement movement, and Jenkin Lloyd Jones, 1:50 Exposition, 2:16, 19
Shadowy Waters, by W.B. Yeats, produced by Chicago Little The- Temple, Dr. John T., and library for Chicago, 2:24
Tennes, Mont J., as gambling boss, 2:52-53
59
Sharpshooter’s Park, site of Riverview Park, 1:34 Terror of the Ocean (amusement park ride), 1:42
Shaw, George Bernard, plays produced by Chicago Little The- Terrorism, and Clan-na-Gael, 3:22, 26, 31
Texas Building, World’s Columbian Exposition, 2:64, 65-66
Shaw, Marian: background of, 2:54, 55; “Yesterday’s City: The Theater, in Chicago. See Chicago Little Theatre
Fair in Black and White,” 2:54-72; on Manufactures and Lib- Theatre Arts (magazine), on Chicago Little Theatre, 3:52
eral Arts Building, 3:11 Theatre Guild, influenced by Chicago Little Theatre, 3:63
Thompson, Big Bill, speaks at amusement parks, 1:28, 48
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Tiffany & Co., and Grand Army of the Republic Memorial, 2:31 WGN-TV, 1:25
Tilyou, George C., opens Steeplechase at Coney Island, 1:26, 32 WGNO-TV, purchased by Tribune Company, 1:25
lime-Fortune Building, Century of Progress, 2:9, 10-11 WGNX-TV, purchased by Tribune Company, 1:25
Toll of the Sea, and use of color in movies, 2:12 Wheeler, John E., co-founds Chicago Tribune, 1:21
Tower of Light, General Electric, in Electricity Building, World’s White City (amusement park), 1:28, 29, 33, 38, 39, 40-41, 46
Columbian Exposition, 3:/2
Toynbee Hall, 1:50 Wild, Captain Horace, airship Eagle at White City, 1:46
Transportation: Chicago as hub, 1:64-72 Wilde, Oscar, The Happy Prince, produced by Chicago Little The-
[ravel and Transportation Building, Century of Progress, 2:9 atre, 3:59
Tribune Broadcasting Company, 1:25 Windsor Theater, 3:21
Tribune Company, 1:20-25 Wing, R.M., on Cronin murder trial, 3:30, 35
Tribune Entertainment, 1:25 Winnetka, Illinois, home of Jessie Bross and William Demarest
Tribune Tower, 1:22 Lloyd, 1:18-19
The Trojan Women, by Euripides, produced by Chicago Little The- Winter, Barbara, on Chicago Little Theatre, 3:59
atre, 3:52, 53, 55, 56, 63 Wireroom betting operations, 2:49
U Wisconsin Building, World’s Columbian Exposition, 2:67-68, 69
Wisner, Louis E., carves communion rail for Holy Family Church,
Unitarianism, and Jenkin Lloyd Jones, 1:50, 60 S239)
United Order of Deputies, 3:25 Woman’s Peace Party, sponsors tour of Trojan Women, 3:63
United States exhibits, Manufactures and Liberal Arts Building, Women: and Victorian courtship, 1:6, 88-89; rights in Victorian
World’s Columbian Exposition, 3:15 marriage, 1:6-8, 17-18
Unity Chapel, designed by Joseph Lyman Silsbee, 1:53 Womenkind, by Wilfrid Wilson Gibson, produced by Chicago Little
Unity Temple, 1:61 Theatre, 3:56
Urban, Joseph: creates color program for Century of Progress, Wood, Claudia Lamm, “From the Editor,” 1:3; 2:3; 3:3
2:8, 12, 16; designs productions for New York Metropolitan Wood, J. Howard, and Chicago Tribune, 1:25
Opera, 2:16; death of 2:16 Woodruff, Frank, and Cronin murder, 3:28, 30, 31
Urban Room, Congress Hotel, 2:16 World’s Columbian Exposition: role in creating amusement
Utah Building, World’s Columbian Exposition, 2:62 parks, 1:26, 29, 30; state buildings, 2:55-72; Midway Plai-
V sance, 1:26, 27, 31; 2:55-56; exhibition hall interiors, 3:4-19;
Court of Honor as image of harmony, 3:4, 6, 19; as demon-
Valentines, 1:5 stration of American progress, 3:4-19; clash of culture and
Van Osdel, John Mills, designs interior of Holy Family Church, commercialism, 3:14, 19. See also names ofi ndividual build-
3:39 ings, pavilions, exhibits.
Van Volkenburg, Ellen, 3:54; talents as mimic, 3:55; friendships World’s Fair Notes: a Woman Journalist Views Chicago’s 1893
in upper class, 3:55; and Chicago Little Theatre, 3:55, 56, 64; Columbian Exposition, by Marian Shaw, 2:54
career after leaving Chicago, 3:64 World’s fairs, See World’s Columbian Exposition; Century of
Vaudeville, at amusement parks, 1:28, 34 Progress Exposition
Vice districts, 2:38, 40, 42-43, 44, 46, 53 World’s Pasttime Exposition at Cheltenham Beach, 1:30
Virginia Building, World’s Columbian Exposition, 2:63 WOQCD, purchased by Tribune Company, 1:25
“Vision of Urban Social Reform,” article, by Ellen Christensen, Wright, Frank Lloyd, 1:56; builds Midway Gardens 1:33; and All
1:50-61 Souls Church, 1:50; and Abraham Lincoln Centre, 1:53, 54,
56-61; excluded from Century of Progress Architectural
W Commission, 2:8; on color at Century of Progress, 2:19; and
Walker, Ralph T., and Century of Progress Architectural Commis- Chicago Little Theatre, 3:61
sion, 2:8 Wrigley, Philip K., as financial guarantor of Century of Progress, 2:9
Warner Brothers, produces all-color movies, 2:12
Washburne, Mayor Hempstead, 2:51; and Garfield racetrack, Y
2:49, 50 Yeats, W.B., plays produced by Chicago Little Theatre, 3:56, 57,
Washington Building, World’s Columbian Exposition, 2:67 59, 60
Washington Park, horse racing, 1:33; 2:46-47, 50, 51 “Yesterday’s City”: “Chicago's Geography,” by Johann Georg Kohl,
Washington Square Players, influenced by Chicago Little Theatre, 1:62-72; “The Fair in Black and White,” by Marian Shaw,
3:63 2:54-72; “Temple of a Living Art,” by Douglas Clayton,
Water Chutes. See Chutes Park 3:52-64
Weddings, Victorian, 1:16, 17 Young, Brigham, statue of at World’s Columbian Exposition, 2:62
Weekly Native Citizen (newspaper), 3:25 Young Men’s Association: and library for Chicago, 2:24-25
Welsh, John R., and Washington Park racetrack, 2:51 Young Men’s Christian Association, and library for Chicago, 2:25
Wentworth, Mayor John, and gambling districts, 2:5
Western Tablet (newspaper), 3:25 Z
Western Union Building at Century of Progress Exposition, 2:9 Zettler, Emil Robert, creates official medal for Century of
Western Unitarian Conference, 1:50, 60 Progress, 2:8
WGN Radio, 1:23, 25