David Beck’s history of an event in this city, titled Unfair Labor?, (10[2])notes the involvement of Cornelius Cusick and George Hunt. The Native American Simon Pokagon sold a birch-bark booklet titled The Red Man’s Greeting (10[1])in this city. Irvine Garland Penn co-wrote a pamphlet arguing for better representation at an event in this city, which later hosted a “diamond jubilee” in honor of African-Americans in 1940. Artifacts collected by Frederic Ward Putnam for an event in this city were later exhibited at a museum funded by a (10[1])department (10[1])store magnate. (10[2])Frederick Jackson (10[1])Turner first (10[1])lectured on the “Frontier Thesis” in this city. (10[2])Edmonia (10[1])Lewis’s sculptures (10[1])were exhibited at a Palace of Fine Arts (10[1])in this city, (-5[2])envisioned as part of Daniel Burnham’s “White (10[1])City.” (10[5])For 10 points, name this (10[1])city that hosted the 1893 World’s (10[1])Fair. ■END■ (10[2])