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	Carter Harrison, Sr.
		Originally from Kentucky, Carter Harrison came to Chicago because he saw it as a land of opportunity.
		The night of the Haymarket Riot, Harrison walked unmolested through the crowd of anarchists and advised the police to leave the demonstrators alone.
		Harrison was re-elected in time for the World Columbian Exposition in 1893.
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	Carter Harrison, Sr. - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Born in Lexington, Kentucky, Carter Harrison came to Chicago because he saw it as a land of opportunity.
		On October 28, 1893, three days before the close of the Exposition, Harrison was murdered in his home by Patrick Eugene Prendergast, a disgruntled and apparently mentally ill office seeker.
		Harrison's career and assassination are closely connected with the World's Columbian Exposition of 1893, and are discussed at some length as a subplot to the two main stories (about the fair and serial killer H.
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	A Compleat Guide to All Persons who have any Trade or Concern with the City of London and Ports adjacent. . . .
		CARTER, JAMES, (1684-1743), of Stafford County, the younger brother of Carter's dear friend and associate, Captain Thomas Carter of Lancaster County, and was one of Robert Carter's chief managers.
		HARRISON, NATHANIEL (1697-1727), of "Wakefield," Surry County, justice, burgess, naval officer, and receiver of duties, was appointed to the Council in 1713.
		MEEKS, RICHARD, was described by Robert Carter in a letter of July 15, 1720, as the "general overseer" of the property that he consistently referred to by its tobacco mark of a double arrowhead or double "L"; it was the Lloyd properties belonging to John Lloyd, widower of Robert Carter's niece, Elizabeth.
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	John Carter
		Carter's first cousin as there is evidence that their fathers were brothers.
		Carter was not chosen as Speaker for the 1698 session, but was in April 1699.
		Carter was appointed on 3 June 1699 as colonel and commander-in-chief of the Lancaster-Northumberland
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	RH Love Galleries - Hennings, E. Martin; R. H. Love Gallery: specializing in American art ranging in date from the ...
		His work soon came to the attention of Carter H. Harrison Jr., a prominent figure in Chicago and a great patron of the arts.
		Carter along with Oscar Mayer, the meatpacking czar, were partners in an art-buying syndicate, and earlier had sponsored Higgins and Ufer in their initial visits to Taos.
		In 1917, Harrison approached Hennings with a similar proposal, offering to sponsor Hennings in Taos in exchange for a number of his paintings.
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	Chicago in 1900 IGovernment
		In 1900, Carter Henry Harrison Jr., a Democrat, was the mayor of Chicago.
		Mayor Harrison was for the building of land tunnels and intercepting sewers by hiring direct labor because he believed it was more cost effective than contracting out.
		Mayor Harrison cut the expenses across the board except in the Department of Street and Alley Cleaning despite protests from the City Council and the general public.
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	Carter :: C : Gourt
		Carter is a common English name and can be a given name or surname.
		Hazel Carter (dates unknown) American who stowed away on a ship to France during World War I to be with her husband
		Carter Lee Scott (1964–1999), American rockabilly musician, most recently of Carter Lee and the Hired Guns.
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	Window on the West: Chicago and the Art of the New Frontier, 1890–1940
		In office from 1897 to 1915, Harrison acted in both the public and private spheres, supporting artists who painted the daily lives of modern American Indians.
		In 1914 Harrison launched an important public initiative to aid local artists by allocating an annual purchase fund of a $5,000 to establish the Commission for the Encouragement of Local Art.
		Harrison created a system that offered young artists the opportunity to travel to the Southwest.
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		She was married to Carter Harrison McKinzie Jr.
		She was married to Carter Harrison McKenzie Jr.
		Bettie Jo Richker and Carter Harrison McKenzie Jr.
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	Winston & Strawn
		Harrison was in New York City for his brother's appendectomy, a very serious matter in those days.
		Harrison, "too furious" to let them get a word out, called their willingness to drag him from his only brother's "possible death bed" his "most outrageous experience" -- and that, he added, "for a mere matter of money"!
		FS was assistant corporation counsel for the city from 1881, only three years after beginning his practice of law; in 1885, at 28 he became the youngest city corporation counsel ever to hold that position.
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		Thomas NELSON (Jr.), born 1738 Dec 26, Yorktown, VA, died 1789 Jan 4, Hanover co, VA; Signer of the Declaration of Independence; married 1762 Jul 29, Williamsburg, VA, Lucy GRYMES (born 1743 Aug 24, Middlesex co, VA, died 1834 Sep 18, Hanover co, VA).
		Lavinia Elizabeth CARTER, born 1881 Dec 11, VA; married 1912, Edward Mortimer HARRISON (born 1884, VA).
		William Byrd HARRISON, Jr., born 1893 Jan 11, Richmond, VA, died 1964 Sep; married 1919 Jul 10, Charlottesville, VA, Eva Moran DETAMORE (born 1893 Dec 14).
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	Chicago ''L''.org: Historic Figures - Charles Tyson Yerkes
		Mayor Carter Harrison wrote of Yerkes, "Trained in the public utility school he saw a roseate future ahead for the man who would apply eastern methods of official corruption to the crude halfway measures so far practiced by the novices in Chicago's best financial circles." The feeling was mutual.
		Although utilizing Market Street and extending the Market stub track of the Lake Street Elevated was considered, Yerkes instead decided to "kill two bird with one stone." He used a similar tactic here as he had for the north leg: he obtained the franchise in the name of his planned, but as-yet-unbuilt Northwestern Elevated Railroad.
		First considered was Harrison Street, but in late October, the Metropolitan West Side Elevated declared that this alignment was unacceptable, as it would subject its riders to a lengthy delay and detour.
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	Learn more about Michael Kenna in the online encyclopedia. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Kenna was corrupt, but he had his limits.
		When transit magnate Charles Yerkes offered him a bribe to vote for Yerkes's interests, Coughlin reported the incident to Mayor Carter Harrison, Jr, explaining that Yerkes had offered too much.
		Coughlin's attitude was you could get just as rich in the long run accepting small bribes, and take less of a chance of getting caught.
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	The History of Chicago's Mayors - presented by Illinois Genealogy Trails
		It was during his second term that the city saw the 1877 railroad riots, during which mobs roamed the streets and regular troops were brought in to restore order and break the railroad workers' strike.
		Southern-born Harrison, one of the strongest and most charming of Chicago mayors, was elected five times (1879, 1881, 1883, 1885 and 1893).
		He was in office during the Haymarket tragedy (1887), which resulted in the hanging of four anarchists, and had counseled the police against the action that led to the riot.
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	Famous People Clipart ETC
		He was commissioner of education during President Harrison, Cleveland, McKinley, and Roosevelt's terms.
		Harrison, Benjamin Twenty-third president of the United States.
		General Benjamin Harrison "General Harrison, twenty-third President of the United States, was born at North Bend, Ohio, August 20th, 1833."— Frank Leslie, 1896
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	Mayors of Chicago
		The riot was sparked by a policeman whoo disobeyed Harrison's directive.
		However, Harrison was seen as more of a reformer than his father wi=hich helped him garner the middle class votes his father had lacked.
		1968 was a bad year for Daley, between his order to shoot to kill rioters in the aftermath of Martni Luther King, Jr.'s assassination and the riots which occured during the Democratic National Convention in Chicago.
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	E. Martin Hennings, (1886-1956) - Lawrence J. Cantor and Company
		Carter H. Harrison, Jr., the mayor of Chicago, and Oscar Mayer, the meat packing magnate, offered to sponsor Hennings' work in Taos for a year in 1917.
		The artist accepted their offer, following in the footsteps of his friends Higgins and Ufer who had both previously been sponsored by Harrison.
		Though Hennings continued to maintain a studio in Chicago until the Depression, the artistic inspiration he found among the Pueblo Indians led him to make Taos his permanent home in 1921.
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		The luxury 4-story single-family home, located in the Astor Street District, is a showcase of timeless elegance and palatial living.
		The Georgian Revival home, built in the 1800s, was named for Carter Harrison, Jr.
		who lived there until 1905 and was the second Carter Harrison to serve as mayor of Chicago.
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	The Gun of Zangara (1960) (TV) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Prendergast was defended by Clarence Darrow at his trial, but found guilty and hanged in 1894.
		There is no movie about Harrison and his assassination.
		Cermak was the subject of several films, as he was an example of the immigrant lad (Bohemian in his case) who made good.
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	Miscellaneous Richmond County, Virginia Obituaries
		She is survived by her husband, John Randolph Tucker Jr.; two sons, John Randolph Tucker III and Carter Harrison Tucker and his wif e, Margaret Brooks Tucker; two grandchildren, Carter Harrison Tucker Jr.
		Camille Jackson Dabney Wickham, age 90, of Richmond, Va., widow of Nathaniel John Wickham Jr., went to be with the Lord on Friday, October 1, 1999.
		She is survived by three sons, Nathaniel John Wickham III and his wife, Diana Wood Wickham of Richmond, Roger Franklin Wickham of Richmond and Landon Hunter Wickham and his wife, Celia Scott Wickham of New York City; seven grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren; a host of nieces, nephews, great-nieces and great-nephews; other relatives and friends.
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		It was said that JOHN was an enthusiastic Democrat in politics and a faithful adherent to the elder Mayor Carter Harrison who appointed JOHN as poundkeeper of the West Side.
		Kate Doyle once worked as Carter Harrison's governess, and her intervention allegedly helped secure O'Neill's appointment over INSPECTOR JACK in 1901.
		MINNIE was left alone to raise four boys and a daughter and to keep alive the memory of their father in children too young to remember.
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	Amazon.com: "Paul Carter Harrison": Key Phrase page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		See all pages with references to Paul Carter Harrison.
		Black ritual theater as espoused by such artists as Barbara Ann Teer, Carlton Molette II, and Paul Carter Harrison utilizes these vernacular materials in a more overtly sacramental framework.
		Of considerable theoretical importance is the prefatory material by Oliver Jackson and Paul Carter Harrison to the latter's Kuntu Drama: Plays of the African Continuum (1974).
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	Oklahoma Runner -- Race Results Article
		HIGH 22:21 4:29 64 Derrick Keeton HARRISON JR.
		HIGH 27:41 5:33 116 Troy Carter HARRISON JR.
		HIGH 18:44 4:41 18 15 Paige Perme HARRISON JR.
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	Family Care Foundation - Spending Policies for Foundations: The Case for Increased Grants Payout (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		A forthcoming report from the Boston College Social Welfare Research Institute estimates that intergenerational wealth transfer over the next 50 years will be substantially larger than the previously estimated $10.4 trillion, providing an enormous source of new wealth for philanthropic institutions and nonprofits.
		Foundations Could Give Out More and Maintain Corpus: Proponents of the payout status quo often cite findings of a study conducted in 1990 by DeMarche Associates, CFA, and updated in 1995 by Carter Harrison, Jr., CFA, which concluded in favor of maintaining the 5% payout rate.
		Applying De Marche/Harrison ’s methodology to the 20-year period 1974-1995,Table 3 shows that a typical foundation could have afforded a grants payout rate as high as 8% without reducing its corpus.
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	Carter Harrison Jr. Clipart (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
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		Description: Harrison was Mayor of Chicago from 1897-1915.
		Herringshaw, The Biographical Review of Prominent Men and Women of the Day (Chicago: Elliott and Beezley, 1889)
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	Charles Carter
		Descendants of Charles Carter, Sr and Ann Butler MOORE
		10 [127] Randolph Harrison, Jr 10 [128] Archibald Morgan Harrison
		9 [127] Randolph Harrison, Jr 9 [128] Archibald Morgan Harrison
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	The Everleigh Club: Chicago's famous, and infamous, brothel
		For over a decade the sisters provided entertainment and relaxation while amassing a fortune.
		They had to pay hundreds of thousands in protection money to the likes of Bathhouse Coughlin and Hinky Dink Kenna, but even those two nefarious characters couldn't help when Mayor Carter Harrison, Jr.
		Theresa Carter is the founder and publisher of TheLocalTourist.com, a free online guide to downtown Chicago.
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	Montreal French Newspaper (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Important Historical Events French-Canadian explorers Jacques Marquette and Louis Jolliet pass through the area that will become Chicago.
		Carter Harrison, Sr, former Mayor Carter Harrison, Jr,...
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	E.Martin Hennings Paintings,at Parsons Fine Art
		He became disillusioned with pure illustration and studied in Munich from 1912-1914 under Franz Von Stuck, the developer of Jegendstil, the German equivalent of art nouveau.
		The outbreak of WWI forced Hennings to return to Chicago, at a time when Oscar Mayer and Chicago’s Mayor, Carter Harrison Jr., had begun to sponsor trips to New Mexico via the Santa Fe Railway.
		He visited Taos in 1917 and in 1924 became a member of the Taos Society of Artists.
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	Urban Politics and Vice
		How She Could Yacki, Hacki, Wicki, Wacki, Woo!" With Big Jim serving as a roving host who could boast of connections to the world-famous tenor Enrico Caruso or local crap player Jules "Lovin’ Putty" Annixter, the cafe quickly turned into a sensation that attracted all types of Chicagoans.
		"Here they could rub elbws with demimondaines and their pimps," wrote successful mayoral candidate Carter Harrison Jr., the leader of Chicago’s reform movement, "with gamblers, prize fighters, liquor agents and out and out sex perverts."
		He was a Boston brahmin who became the pawn of Chicago’s gangsters.
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