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Property Tax Incentive Would Support Phase One of 1901 Project (City of Chicago, IL)

Public Technologies 18 Mar 2026
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Property Tax Incentive Would Support Phase One of 1901 Project (City of Chicago Department of Planning and Development)

Public Technologies 18 Mar 2026
) Property Tax Incentive Would Support Phase One of 1901 Project ... The multi-phase 1901 Project is planned to ultimately invest more than $7 billion to redevelop more than 50 acres surrounding the United Center.
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Why Thomas Edison’s 1901 battery invention is making a massive comeback in the 21st century

The Times of India 18 Mar 2026
A historical perspectiveIn 1901, Thomas Edison showed off his nickel-iron battery as a possible replacement for lead-acid batteries ... Proteins from nature help tiny groups of nickel and iron stick together to make a structure that is very porous ... .
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From the Journal archives | 1901: Sioux City man invents new kind of telephone

The Daily Nonpareil 15 Mar 2026
125 years ago. 1901 Judge's Clever Invention. A valuable bit of new apparatus has been added to the list of telephone inventions for which Sioux City ingenuity has been responsible within the past year or two — the Ven Wagenen ... .
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Persia’s Monopoly Concessions to Britain, 1872-1901, by Michael Hudson

The Unz Review 15 Mar 2026
Persia’s ruler Shah Naser al-Din (1846-1896) granted British investors monopoly concessions in 1872, 1889, 1890 and 1901 for the country’s most desirable sectors ... oil concession of 1901 to the British.
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From the Journal archives | 1901: Sioux City bankers in $30,000 lawsuit

Sioux City Journal 08 Mar 2026
In March 1901, Sioux City bankers George Weare and J.P. Allison were named as defendants in a $30,000 lawsuit. The plaintiff said that back in April 1892, he had transferred 1,156 acres of land in Monona and Woodbury counties to ... .
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First look at the new 1901 Pub hospitality area at the Amex

Yahoo Daily News 04 Mar 2026
Computer-generated images have been released of the 1901 Pub, which will open next season ... This is how the 1901 Pub at the Amex will look (Image ... This is how the 1901 Pub at the Amex will look (Image.
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From the Journal archives | 1901: Old man talks of heaven

Sioux City Journal 01 Mar 2026
In 1901, J. Dalbey, "a gray haired Greenville man," told parishioners at Sioux City's First Baptist Church that he had been to heaven. Bartenders, horse thieves and dancers were not there, he said. He had also seen hell, and there ... .
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From the Journal archives | 1901: Fire at the linseed oil mills

The Daily Nonpareil 23 Feb 2026
125 years ago. 1901 Fire at Oil Mills. For the fourth time within ten years, the big plant of the American Linseed Company in this city was this morning visited by a destructive fire. The large storage warehouse, in which ... .
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From the Journal archives | 1901: Thermometer-smashing maniac in Sioux City

The Daily Nonpareil 15 Feb 2026
125 years ago. 1901 Thermometer Smashing.
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World's longest-burning lightbulb first lit in 1901 is now popular tourist attraction

The Daily Mail 12 Feb 2026
The Centennial Light has glowed inside the Livermore firehouse in Northern California since 1901, earning recognition from Guinness World Records as the world's longest-burning lightbulb ....
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Man, 80, dies from 'first suspected case of cholera in Britain since 1901'

London Evening Standard 11 Feb 2026
The father-of-two sadly died in hospital in Warwickshire when his condition rapidly deteriorated after his family thought he had norovirus ... .
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Visiting Jamestown in 1901 after 25 years

The Jamestown Sun 08 Feb 2026
An early resident of Jamestown dropped in to check on the city in 1901, according to an article in The Jamestown Alert. Arthur William du Bray was at Fort Seward from 1874 to 1876 ... He did recollect going on a buffalo hunt in December of 1875.
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From the Journal archives | 1901: Carrie Nation may be coming to Sioux City

Sioux City Journal 01 Feb 2026
In early 1901, word was received that Carrie Nation, the legendary crusader against drinking and attacker of saloons, was coming to Sioux City. Assurances were given that her visit to Sioux City would be a peaceful one. Still, the mere ... .
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GENEVA IN 1901: Nina Bedell: Socialist, preacher, activist

Finger Lakes Times 31 Jan 2026
On Jan. 7, 1901, the Geneva Daily Times ran a wire-service story with the headline, “TO PREACH SOCIALISM, Geneva Woman in a New Field, Wife of Rev. Charles Vail to Assist Him in the Work.” ... .

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