All of these events led to the creation and the progress of the city of St. Louis. St. Louis was quickly a prominent city in the Midwest sharing its power with Chicago for most productive city. St. Louis leaders were passively conservative and depended upon St. Louis' superior location, whereas Chicago leaders were more astute and aggressively developed the potential of the railroads...
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St. Louis leaders were passively conservative and depended upon St. Louis' superior location, whereas Chicago leaders were more astute and aggressively developed the potential of the railroads. Rail provided year-round transport while river travel was impossible five months of the year. St. Louis aligned itself with New Orleans for the competition with Chicago, but New Orleans began to focus on cotton and the South rather than the river trade of the Midwest...
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