Eliot Maps Labor Peace While Backing Monopolies
Charles W. Eliot of Harvard speaks at Faneuil Hall on labor unions and employers associations sharing a platform with union delegates. He argues unions and employer groups form two modern monopolies, urges mutual gains from steadier employment, local residence, and dialogue to avert strikes, while praising humane labor reforms.
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Faneuil Hall
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Boston
Harvard
Henry White
Harvard College
Labor Unions and Democracy in Industry Debate at Faneuil Hall
A long analysis argues for worker voice in discipline and a share of profits, linking liberty, competition, and humane employment to productive harmony. It cautions against monopolies and class divisions while endorsing rising wages and pensions to reduce strikes and improve efficiency.
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Eliot
Foster
Eise
Emulsion Builds Life Within Vital Body Parts
Many people think of Scott's Emulsion as a flesh builder but its real work is unseen. It builds up blood cells nerves and life tissues before visible flesh appears. The unseen effects are more important than the outward signs.
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Scott
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