Levi Boone

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Levi Boone was a 19th-century American physician and nativist politician who served as mayor of Chicago and became known for his anti-immigrant and anti-Catholic policies.

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Levi Boone canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human
physician
politician
areaOfActivism anti-Catholic activism
anti-immigration activism
causeOfNotability nativist mayoralty in Chicago
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
ethnicGroup American
familyName Boone
fieldOfWork medicine
municipal politics
givenName Levi
languageSpoken English
movement Know Nothing movement
notableFor anti-Catholic policies
anti-immigrant policies
notableWork implementation of restrictive liquor laws in Chicago
occupation physician
politician
officeContested Mayor of Chicago
partOf 19th-century American politics
placeOfActivity Illinois
politicalAlignment nativism
politicalIdeology anti-Catholicism
nativism
positionHeld Mayor of Chicago
religion Protestantism
residence Chicago
sexOrGender male
timePeriod 19th century
workLocation Chicago

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Boone hasNotableBearer Levi Boone
Jemima Boone sibling Levi Boone