The Right to Work and Labor Rights Debate
The piece argues for freedom to labor and organize, warning against strikes by force while praising lawful arbitration. It notes labor reforms, condemns violence, and predicts law and public opinion will uphold the right to work and to strike. It also discusses The New York Age’s plan to test Republican loyalty and the impact on African American political alignment. It moves to naval manpower needs and officer commissions amid recruitment challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tica
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Orleans
Org
New York Age
United States Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Congress
Army
Naval
Annapolis
Annapoolis Academy
Enigins
Navy Yards
Hanna to Labor in Tariff Dispute and Southern Suffrage
A long critique parodies Mark Hanna’s tariff stance, likening it to bluffing in poker, while discussing Senator Hanna’s political shifts toward Southern suffrage and reform. The piece cites Clarence H. Poe on three eras of negro suffrage and anticipates reforms, noting mixed views on election integrity and white supremacy’s evolving methods. It references political figures and events across the United States, including Boston and Illinois politics, strikes, and Cuban diplomatic aims, all in a satirical, editorial tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
Mark Hanna
Ohio
Saint Mark
Cardinal Gibbons
Potter
Raphael
Labor
Hanne
South
North American Review
Clarence H. Poe
Progressive Farmer
Raleigh
N. C
Poe
Old South
Passing Thine and The Sea Girt Queen of the Antilles
A poetic reflection laments Cuba’s fate under Spain and foresees liberty at last. The piece blends political hope with vivid sea imagery, hinting at broader struggles in the Caribbean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Antilles
The Spirit of the Press and Political Jibes
A compilation from multiple papers taunts politicians and parties. It cites critics of democracy, Roosevelt, Depew, Olney, and Dreyfus, alongside notes on education spending and labor issues. The item reads as a curated rough-news digest with period-voice quips and commentary.
Tariff foes and trusts blamed for looming feudalism pledge
The piece rails against tariff advocates and trust power, arguing that revision would crush industries and leave workers idle. It accuses Hanna and allies like Halse, Hoar, Lodge, Shaw of sowing fear to justify keeping trusts, warning of a “government of the people by the trusts.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ings
Halse
Hoar
Lodge
Shaw
Hanna
Peach Analysis by John M McCandless Reveals Potassium Preference
State chemist John M McCandless reports on a detailed analysis of Georgia peaches tasting the ash content. The study notes the peaches’ strong affinity for potassium, outlines the incineration method, provides ash percentages, and estimates nutrient removal per acre. It compares potassium sulfate and muriate effects and urges trials on fertilization practices for peach orchards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candless
Georgia
Scott
John M. Mae
Italy
Atwater
Messie
R. G. Williams
Joseph Q.' Burton
Jown M. McCandless
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Are Howell, TS Robinson
Business Meonecer
Canada
Mexico
ERS
HOL Uolliday
Constitution Bultdale Advertising
Atlante
London
Curtis Brown
Henrietta Street
Covent Garden
W. C
Tlanta, GA
National Committee
Age
Roosevelt
Union
Massachusetts
Whitelaw Reid
Charley Grosvenor
Yates
Ilinois
Ben Tillman
South Carolina
United States
Don Dickinson
New York
Michigan
Wilson
Peary
North Pole
Bill Allen
Allen
Grover Cleveland
Connecticut
Crowninshield
Iowa
Mick Hanna
Wren
Ana
Charles J. Bayne
Tural
Billy Jawyer
Bill
Georga
Alice
Swainsboro Pine Forest
Tt. D. Lamb
Alice Dean
Claude Holder
Nancy Green
George Morace Lorimer
Philadelphia
Barridges
W. J. Scruggs
Venézuela
Castro
Matos
Venezuela
Stewart
North Georgia Agricultural College
Dahlonega
Kimball
Norman Foster
International Correspondence Schools
Atlanta
George Scoville
Aragon
Amos Rucker
Constitution Office
Arthur Potter
Providence
R. L
Alfred Erichsen
Cartersville
Sam Jones
Sam Jonestown
Sam Jonesville
Protestant Episcopal Communion
Charles M. Beckwith
H. H. Perry
Thirty Third
Gainesville
Oman
James B. Highs
Laurens County
Louis Sotellac
United States Army
Kimbal
Mr. Cahell Breckinridge
Danville, By
Lawton B. Evans
Augusta
Ikxumball Arcade
Theo
Noel
Chicago
J. P. Austin
Camp Chase
Emerson George
Morgan
House
The
James St. Clair Johnson
St. Louis
Newton A. Morris
Cabb County
Capitol
George Grogan
Elbert County
Thomas Swift
City
Spirit OF the Press
Atchison Globe
Washington Post
Ind
New York Democrats
Democracy
Devery
Chicago Chronicle Diem
Peabody Fund
Olney
Richard J. Olney
New England
Ilka Ty
Indiana
Springfield Republican
Tell City
Depew
Springfield
White House
McKinley
MacDuff
Kentucky
Indianapolis News
Colonel Watterson
Sir Philip Sidney
God
Chicago Chronicle
Agea
Paris Baper
Dreyfus
Zola
Tay
Colonel Wright
Labor Commissioner
Mr. Wright
Wright
Chattanooga Times
Mr. Manna
John M. M’candless
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