The History of Terrorism
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1848-Today Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT)
1871 Great Chicago Fire
1879-Today Art Institute of Chicago
1889-Today Auditorium Theatre
1893 World's Columbian Exposition (Chicago)
1893-Today Field Museum of Natural History
1904-Today Symphony Center
1910-Today Willard Gibbs Award
1913-2002 Arthur Andersen LLP
1916 A Chicago-based Galleanist, chef Nestor Dondoglio, known by the alias Jean Crones, laced soup with arsenic in an attempt to poison some 100 guests, all figures in industry, business, finance, or law, at a banquet in 1916 to honor Archbishop Mundelein.
1919-Today Chicago Crime Commission
1922 Casper Yost sent letters to editors throughout the country suggesting the creation of a national society, and in March 1922, editors from many major newspapers met in Chicago.
1922-Today Chicago Council on Global Affairs
1928-1995 Chicago Stadium
1930 The backlog of murder cases awaiting trial was reduced, while the public corruption and organized criminal activities of the Chicago Outfit were exposed.
1933 A Century of Progress International Exposition AKA The Chicago World's Fair
1939 Measuring 21 stories and 302 feet, the temple held claims as the tallest building of its time, but was torn down in 1939.
1940 Robert E Wood Speaks for American First Party in front of Chicago's CFR
1942 Chicago Pile-1
1943-1947 America First Party
1944 Democratic National Convention
1963 Chicago plot (JFK assassination plot in Chicago)
1966 A Study of the Vulnerability of Subway Passengers in New York City (and Chicago) to Covert Attack with Biological Agents
1968 Chicago riots
1968 Fred Hampton was on the verge of creating a merger between the BPP and a southside street gang with thousands of members, which would have doubled the size of the national BPP.
1969 Fred Hampton Assassination
1969 While Hampton was out of town, two Chicago police officers, John J. Gilhooly and Frank G. Rappaport, were killed in a gun battle with Panthers on the night of November 13.
1970s Chicago Sewage Bribergy and Corruption Scandal
1973-Today Cboe Global Markets (NASDAQ: CBOE)
1980s-1990s Operation Greylord (FBI + IRS)
1990s Operation Silver Shovel
2003 TOPOFF 2
2003-2010 Chicago Climate Exchange (CCX)
2016 History - Why is Chicago called the "Windy City"?
2019 CBS Chicago - CPD: Downtown Active Shooter Drill 'Went Terribly Wrong'
2019 WTTW - Chicago Has the Largest Life Expectancy Gap in the Country. Why?
A. M. Briggs
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Charles Nicoletti eats pasta while Anthony Spilatro puts Billy McCarthy's head in a vice and pops his eye ball out.
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Thomas Mooney
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US Col James A. Mulligan