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956:, heralded an age of greater decentralization, as southeastern Wisconsin suburbs continued to proliferate along interstate corridors, providing an alternative to crowded city living. Nevertheless, a backlash against the freeway in the late 1960s and early 1970s virtually ground Milwaukee's freeway construction to a halt, leaving the city with about 50% of the highways recommended by the Southeastern Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission's freeway plan.
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proliferated and the population of the city center began to disperse, Milwaukee annexed and incorporated the surrounding lands, recapturing a portion of its departing tax base and simultaneously supplying these areas with much-needed city services. The first plan for
Wisconsin's highway system, with
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American city. In 2000, it was the 19th largest, with a population of 596,974. The population decline was a result of various factors. Starting in the late 1960s, as in
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there, making sure that the streets running toward the river did not match up with those on the east side. This accounts for the large number of angled bridges that still exist in
Milwaukee today. Further, Kilbourn distributed maps of the area that showed only Kilbourntown, implying that Juneautown
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when a large black powder bomb exploded at the central police station at Oneida and
Broadway. Nine members of the department were killed in the blast, along with a female civilian, Catherine Walker. It was suspected at the time that the bomb had been placed outside the church by anarchists,
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Michigan were residential and wealthier and suburbs along the south shore were industrial and working class. The western suburbs were mixedâNorth Milwaukee and West Allis being primarily industrial, and Wauwatosa being primarily residential.
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The proximity of the towns sparked tensions in 1845 after the completion of a bridge built between
Kilbourntown and Juneautown. Kilbourn and his supporters viewed the bridge as a threat to their community and ultimately led to Kilbourn destroying part of the bridge. Over the next few weeks,
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in 1795. Mirandeau remained all year with Vieau coming every spring with supplies. In 1820 or 1821 Mirandeau died and was the first white to be buried in the city in an Indian cemetery near
Broadway and Wisconsin. The post was on the Chicago-Green Bay trail, located on the site of today's
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occurred, in which striking steelworkers who were marching toward a mill in the Bay View section of
Milwaukee were intercepted by a squad of National Guardsmen who, under orders from the Wisconsin Governor, fired point blank into the strikers, killing seven.
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903:, with a count of 741,324 and a national ranking as the 11th largest American city. Milwaukee made its final boundary annexations and consolidations in the same year, when it established the configuration of borders seen today.
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European nations, as well as the northward migration of African-Americans from the
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Marquette Hill neighborhood including "campus town" and additional academic buildings, while demolishing some historic buildings and taking over other structures for its own use.
505:, in 1820, and Vieau eventually sold the trading post to his son-in-law and daughter, the "founding mother of Milwaukee." The Juneaus moved the post in 1825 to the eastern bank of the Milwaukee River (between
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was most likely the first white man to visit Milwaukee in October 1679. Although La Salle and others visited Milwaukee, prior to the 19th century, Milwaukee was mostly inhabited by Native Americans.
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By the 1840s, the three towns had grown to such an extent that on January 31, 1846 they combined to incorporate as the City of Milwaukee and elected Solomon Juneau as the city's first
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was completed. Containing 15 stories and topping out at 393 feet, the City Hall was the tallest habitable building in the world upon its completion (a title it maintained until the
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skirmishes broke out between the inhabitants of the two towns; while no one was killed, several people were seriously injured. After this event, known as the
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1883:. Milwaukee: Schnellpressendruck des "Herold", 1871.
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1192:. New York: Cambridge University Press. p. 400.
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1967:Milwaukee Neighborhoods: Photos and Maps 1885-1992
1668:Transactions of the American Philosophical Society
1550:Cream City Chronicles: Stories of Milwaukee's Past
1332:, "Bomb Mystery Baffles Police", November 26, 1917
818:On November 24, 1917, Milwaukee was the site of a
1919:. Madison: Western Historical Association, 1909.
1557:A Spirited History of Milwaukee Brews & Booze
1404:. National Trust for Historic Preservation. 2006.
1794:. Chicago—Milwaukee: S. J. Clarke, 1922.
1695:. (Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1945).
1538:. Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, 1965.
1903:. Milwaukee: 75th Anniversary Committee, 1921.
1569:Holli, Melvin G., and Jones, Peter d'A., eds.
1552:. Madison: Wisconsin Historical Society, 2007.
1536:Development of the Labor Movement in Milwaukee
1165:. New York: Walker & Company. p. 68.
300:tribes. Many of these people had lived around
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1936:. Milwaukee: Citizens' Business League, 1902.
1771:. Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1985.
1442:. Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. January 1, 2021
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1402:"Dozen Distinctive Destinations - Milwaukee"
1876:. Milwaukee: King, Jermain & Co., 1857.
683:(1897) and East Milwaukee, (later known as
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501:Juneau married Josette Vieau, daughter of
1945:. Milwaukee: Evening Wisconsin Co., 1915.
1760:Rury, John L. and Frank A. Cassell, eds.
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1787:. Milwaukee: Wright Directory Co., 1918.
1629:. (University of Wisconsin Press, 1996).
987:National Trust for Historic Preservation
186:This article includes a list of general
1895:Bulletin of the University of Wisconsin
1487:Victor L. Berger § Further reading
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1018:, a film about the history of Milwaukee
1962:Archives on Milwaukee history from UWM
1748:(New Press, 2013) on Milwaukee schools
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1792:History of Milwaukee, City and County
1757:(Wisconsin Historical Society, 2015).
1723:(Univ of North Carolina Press, 2004).
1702:(Wisconsin Historical Society, 2013).
906:In 1967 a riot rocked the city. The
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1901:Milwaukee: Seventy-five Years a City
1823:Vol. 2: From 1840 to 1846, Inclusive
1813:. Milwaukee: Symes, Swain & Co.
835:World Trade Center terrorist attacks
740:Social-Democratic Party of Wisconsin
433:adding citations to reliable sources
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1589:Yearbook of German-American Studies
1510:. (Harvard University Press, 1976).
307:The name "Milwaukee" comes from an
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1681:23 no. 2 (December 1939): 138-162.
1302:50 Wisconsin Crimes of the Century
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1863:, Milwaukee: W. W. Coleman, 1877.
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1233:v. 37 no. 2 (2003), pp. 389-410.
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1686:Milwaukee: the History of a City
948:The construction of Milwaukee's
634:Milwaukee in 1882, as seen from
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1854:History of Milwaukee, Wisconsin
1784:Milwaukee's Century of Progress
1737:Voices of Milwaukee Bronzeville
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1976:- Digital collection from the
1148:. Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Swain.
1098:Bruce, William George (1936).
784:. Milwaukeeans elected three
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1910:. New York: T. Newcomb, 1917.
1889:Larson, Laurence Marcellus. "
1679:Wisconsin Magazine of History
1648:Wisconsin Magazine of History
1464:. FOX6 News. October 26, 2020
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393:. These links established a
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2213:Milwaukee Intermodal Station
1811:Pioneer History of Milwaukee
1304:, Badger Books Inc. (1997),
1145:Pioneer History of Milwaukee
1100:A Short History of Milwaukee
930:jobs and the phenomenon of "
829:faction led by adherents of
1917:Memoirs of Milwaukee County
1842:Conrad, Howard Louis (ed.)
1739:(Arcadia Publishing, 2021).
1622:(Edwin Mellen Press, 2002).
1566:(Arcadia Publishing, 2003).
1559:(Arcadia Publishing, 2011).
1009:List of mayors of Milwaukee
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1634:American Communist History
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1231:Journal of Social History
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617:Milwaukee Bar Association
363:Battle of the Monongahela
359:Daniel Liénard de Beaujeu
1958:- television mini-series
1933:Milwaukee: a Bright Spot
1543:Journal of Urban History
1534:Gavett, Thomas William.
1515:Journal of Sport History
1506:Conzen, Kathleen Neils.
1501:Journal of Urban History
1494:Journal of Urban History
1159:Fowler, William (2005).
942:Milwaukee County Stadium
912:long, hot summer of 1967
27:History of American city
1956:The Making of Milwaukee
1930:Watrous, R. B. (comp.)
1790:Bruce, William George.
1781:Bruce, William George.
1636:16.3-4 (2017): 112-142.
1186:White, Richard (1991).
1071:White, Richard (1991).
1015:The Making of Milwaukee
764:Milwaukee slums in 1936
207:more precise citations.
1861:Milwaukee Illustrated.
1852:Gregory, John Goadby.
1767:Trotter, Joe William.
1142:Buck, James S (1890).
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1870:A Sketch of Milwaukee
1714:Labor Studies Journal
1584:29.2 (1988): 199-224.
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1524:Labor Studies Journal
1517:48.2 (2021): 186-200.
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1330:The Indianapolis Star
1251:"Milwaukee City Hall"
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1698:Zeitlin, Richard H.
1611:Cultural Geographies
1601:44.2 (2018): 79-88.
1526:24.2 (1999): 63-81.
1047:Germans in Milwaukee
1037:List of Milwaukeeans
1032:Milwaukee, Wisconsin
1027:History of Wisconsin
978:Marquette University
559:. A great number of
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2119:Historic Third Ward
1915:Watrous, Jerome A.
1859:Harger, Charles B.
1716:42.1 (2017): 27-51.
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