Allan C. Durborow
1857–1908 (age 51)
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Biography
Allan C. Durborow studied law in Chicago and became a respected attorney before answering his city’s call to public service, serving two terms in the U.S. House of Representatives. His work in Congress reflected a steadfast commitment to civil service reform and to securing fair treatment for the industrial workers and families of Illinois.
After leaving office, he remained a civic-minded leader, supporting charitable institutions and lending his voice to causes that strengthened neighborhoods across Chicago. He was remembered as a thoughtful advocate who bridged law, politics, and community service.