A type of (*) railroad car known as a "reefer" was introduced to this industry by Gustavus Swift, who later organized a pool with Philip Armour and Edward Morris.
A trust in this industry was the subject of The Greatest Trust in the World by Charles Edward Russell. Adolph Luetgert's murder of his wife attracted negative public attention to this industry. Mary McDowell built Davis Square Park for workers in this industry, which was the subject of Neill-Reynolds report. Nelson Miles exposed the purchase of cheap products of this industry by Russell Alger during the Spanish-American War. A type of (*) railroad car known as a "reefer" was introduced to this industry by Gustavus Swift, who later organized a pool with Philip Armour and Edward Morris. The Union Stock Yards, a center for this industry, was the subject of a novel whose reception led the author to remark "I aimed for the public's heart and hit its stomach." For 10 points, name this industry which was targeted by the Pure Food and Drug Act after the publication of Upton Sinclair's The Jungle.
A trust in this industry was the subject of The Greatest Trust in the World by Charles Edward Russell.
meatpacking industry [or beef industry; or pork industry; or sausage industry; or slaughterhouse industry; prompt on food; do not accept "cattle industry"]