Timeline of the City's History : 1889
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- Historical Context
- Legal Context
- Crimes of the Century
- 1926: Capone vs. McSwiggin
- 1925: People vs. Fisher
- 1924: Leopold and Loeb
- 1923: Death By Moonshine
- 1923: Revenge!
- 1923: Intra-Racial Murder
- 1922: Union Squabble
- 1921: Killing By An Officer
- 1921: Accidental Shooting
- 1921: Strike In A Packing House
- 1919: The Race Riot
- 1912: Husband Set On Fire
- 1910: Wife Murder In Chicago
- 1910: Child Murderess: The Mary Radek Case
- 1908: An Accidental Anarchist
- 1903: Police Chief Cut to Death
- 1893: Mayor Carter Harrison
- 1889: Murder-Suicide
- 1887: Lunatic at Large
- 1886: Haymarket Affair
- 1876: The Stabbed Sailor
- 1876: Boy Kicked to Death
- 1870: Harrison Street Police Station
- Publications
- Not Wiser
- JCLC Vol. 92 2002
- Crimes of the Century (1998)
- The First Mayday: the Haymarket speeches (1980)
- Police in America (1971)
- A Manual of Criminal Law (1930)
- Illinois Crime Survey (1929)
- Crime and the Civic Cancer-Graft (1922)
- The Negro in Chicago (1919)
- Crime Commission Report (1915)
- 1000 Homeless Men (1914)
- Hull House Maps and Papers (1895)
- If Christ Came To Chicago (1894)
- Anarchy and Anarchists (1889)
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