Chicago Railways Company To Harris Trust And Savings Bank, Trustee: Mortgage Deed Of Trust ... Dated February 1, 1907 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781273237843)

This historical document, "Chicago Railways Company To Harris Trust And Savings Bank, Trustee," is a Mortgage Deed of Trust dated February 1, 1907. It details the financial agreements and legal obligations of the Chicago Railways Company, a significant entity in the city's early 20th-century transportation infrastructure. The document provides valuable insights into the financing and management of railway systems during a period of rapid urban development. As a primary source, it is essential for researchers interested in Chicago's history, the evolution of urban transportation, and the intricacies of corporate finance and law related to public utilities.

The deed offers a detailed look at the specific terms under which the Chicago Railways Company secured its financial arrangements, making it a crucial resource for understanding the economic and legal landscape of the time.

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