See You Down The Road

After many years serving the classic car community, Wisconsin Collector Car will be shutting down at the end of 2024. Thank you for all of the car show memories!

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  • in reply to: A Day In Chicago #16122
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    May 19

    1899: Hetty Green, a wealthy eccentric from New York, registers at the Great NOrthern Hotel and bargains with the clerk for a $2.00 Room.

    in reply to: A Day In Chicago #16121
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    May 18

    1918: a parade marches down Michigan Av. to promote the 3rd United States Liberty Bond Issue

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    May 17

    1904: Merchants and proprery owners from the State St. improvement Association for the purpose of transforming State St. into one of the best paved, cleanestm and handsomest business thoroughfarest in the world.

    in reply to: A Day In Chicago #16119
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    May 16

    1898: City bakers serve notice that the price of break will soon increase from $.05 to $.06/loaf

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    May 15

    1908: The Socialist Party national convention, in session in Chicago, nominates Eugene V. Debs as the party’s candidate for the presidency of the United States

    in reply to: A Day In Chicago #16117
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    May 14

    1897: Ex-president Benjamin Harrison and Mrs. Harrison enjoy a short visit to the city. They are guests of honor at a dinner given by Mrs. George M. Pullman.

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    May 13

    1908: In an inverview in Chicago, Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans of Spanish Chicago-American War fame advocates building a navy of 48 battleships.

    in reply to: A Day In Chicago #16115
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    May 12

    1837: THe Chicago Common Council adopts the city’s first code of laws and ordinances

    in reply to: A Day In Chicago #16114
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    May 11

    1899: The city’s first public golf course is offically opened in Jackson Park by President Joseph Donnersberger of The South Park Commission

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    in reply to: A Day In Chicago #16113
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    May 10

    1894: 2 lions sculpted by Edward Kemeys for the entrance to the Art Institute are unveiled.

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    May 9

    1908: The City Council announces that the demolition of City Hall will begin no later then Aug. 1 and that a new building will be ready by Nov. 1, 1910

    in reply to: A Day In Chicago #16111
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    May 8

    1911: The use of common drinkng cups in public institutions is prohibited

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    May 7

    1899: St. Ansgarius Swedish Epsicocpal Church, celebrates its 50th anniversary. It had been the first Swedish church established in the city.

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    May 6

    1899: Police Storm “Stretterville” and arresr Captain George Wellington Streeter who had claimed squatter’s rights to the lakeshore strip.

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    May 5

    1909: Fernando Jones, 89, Chicago’s most clebrated pioneer of the time, is overcome by the day’s heat after the old settler’s reunion. His condidition is not serious

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