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Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1896

Page

10

Gompers In New Role The Benefits Of Labor Unions

Cincinnati dispatch notes Samuel Gompers addressing a large audience on the labor movement progress and eight hour workday, urging church and ministry support. Other items include obituaries, fires, legal notices, and local society notes from December with multiple brief reports and community events.

Cincinnati American Federation of Labor Samuel Gompers Methodist Gompers United States Olney Socialist Labor Party

Open Meeting at G A R Hall Draws Large Crowd

The open meeting at the G A R hall Friday night drew a full, seated crowd with extra chairs added. Speakers and performers including Prof Wilcox Elsie Kreamer Judge Thorne and many McGrath family members entertained and educated the audience with songs recitations and historical reflections on Union victory and the G A R. The program concluded with a vote to hold the next gathering on the fourth Friday in January and attendees left with a profitable impression.

G. A. R Hall Prof Wilcox Elsie Kreamer Anna Katia McGrath Gertie Kreamer Dorris Miss Kreamer Mr. Berry Austie Durkee Myrtle Reynolds Anna McGrath Zeno Lang Pearl Lang Katie McGrath Mary C. Lang Uncle Sam Carlton Carter Kentucky Berry Hully

The Discovery Saved His Life By Dr. King's New Discovery

Beavers ville Illinois druggist G Gaillonette credits Dr. King's New Discovery for saving his life after la grippe left him near death. He says a single bottle began recovery, and three bottles restored him to activity, adding the remedy is worth its weight in gold. The ad urges trial bottles at any drug store and promotes Cascarets as a liver and bowel regulator.

Noiathen G. Gaillonette Beaversville Ill

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