The Strike Wave and Labor Unrest in Industry
A historical account describes a pattern of strikes by workers reacting to wage cuts and factory closures. It notes manufacturers resisting union efforts, importing pauper labor from Europe, and the cycle of wage reductions, layoffs, and eventual compromises. The piece also mentions union formation and fund-raising to resist management, culminating in renewed attempts to raise wages as mills close. It ends with a promotional note from the World’s Dispensary Medical Association.
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Luis
Deeu
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Immigration debate sparks Georgia calls for action
The column highlights long held interest in immigration reform. It cites Governor Perk and Georgia papers urging immediate measures. It references statements from legislators and quotes urging a plan to attract thousands of newcomers to Tennessee and Florida, urging action to shape policy.
Protection and free trade clash in a debate essay
The Augusta Chronicle quotes a Western paper praising protection as natural law while asking how such protection benefits the nation beyond free trade and direct taxation. It argues equal protection across industries equates to no protection and notes a Courier-Journal claim of a coming Congress bill to repeal whiskey tax with tariff cuts around 50 million dollars, shaping the next presidential contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Chronicle
the Chronicle
Courier-Journal
Secretary of the Treasury
Courier Jounal
Brady Bill Passage Hype and Unclear Gun Law Debate
A garbled telegram summary reports Brady Bill passage in the Senate and ongoing support by Brady and others, with scattered references to gun controls and industry players. The text shifts to unrelated items including a Kentucky ex-convict John Green suing neighbors for 10000 over alleged kinapping, and a line about a band of regulators beating him.
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Brady Bu
Senate
Mesera Brady Snd
Daceon Marbury Andry
Augusta
Reithber
Nature USA
John Green
Hart County
Kit Kinxing
Green
Damagee
Boeklen Arnica Salve claims world quality and refunds
An ad for Boeklen Arnica Salve offers a 95 cent box guarantee with money back if not satisfied. Four sale by E J Eldridge. The Mineral Bluff Gazette notes Samuel Ross dies at age 120 in Fannin county after an accident while crossing a fence, spinal injuries leading to death. The Montgomery Advertiser cites Alabama prohibitions covering over three quarters of the state, with Georgia prohibitions in 115 of 138 counties.
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Boeklen
E. J Eldridge
The
Mineral Bluff Gazette
Fannin County
Samuel Ross
Montgomery Advertiser
Alabama
Georgia
Malaria remedy praised in testimonial letter
A testimonial from J. D. Hien of Maryland College describes a successful cure for malaria after using a remedy named Kaskine. The letter, dated January, claims rapid relief and lasting recovery with the treatment and urges others to try it. Price details and distributor information are provided for U.S. and London outlets.
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Dorie
Tree
Pei Kaske
Maluin
Tani
Ulatia
Kaskine
J. D. Hien
B.A
Chemiat
Maryland
Kaskine Company
Warren St
New York
Farringdon Road
London
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Medi Fcal Association
Buffalo
Immigration
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Carelina
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George
Flovid
Tennessee Line
Nwewond
Ranlay
Mornia Tahoe
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I. Lewin
Jaen
Willine
Tauiar Rita
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Wong Bee Poll
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Preston, Georgia
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Wanstin County
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Vo Tyen
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Cour
Webster County
Preston
Walter and
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Buod Ndeiz
Webster Cnants
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Julyia Aiwit
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