John J. Glessner

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John J. Glessner was a prominent 19th-century Chicago industrialist and executive of International Harvester, best known as the patron and original owner of the architecturally significant Glessner House.

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John J. Glessner canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf business executive
industrialist
person
associatedWith architecturally significant Glessner House
businessRegion Midwestern United States
centuryOfActivity 19th century
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
employer International Harvester
era Gilded Age
familyName Glessner
fieldOfWork agricultural machinery industry
manufacturing industry
givenName John
hasSignificantConnection Glessner House, Chicago
surface form: Glessner House
industry agricultural equipment
industrial manufacturing
knownFor being a prominent 19th-century Chicago industrialist
executive role at International Harvester
patronage and original ownership of Glessner House
notableWork Glessner House, Chicago
surface form: Glessner House
occupation business executive
industrialist
patronOf Glessner House, Chicago
surface form: Glessner House
placeOfActivity Chicago
positionHeld executive at International Harvester
residence Chicago
sexOrGender male
socialRole patron of architecture

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Glessner House, Chicago client John J. Glessner
subject surface form: Glessner House