Eight Hour Workday Movements Across Industries
The Eureka tobacco works and Chicago’s Fish & Co manufacturing adopt eight hour days voluntary without pay cut. Baltimore manufacturers with over 1060 workers follow suit, and Detroit stores announce a ten percent wage increase starting April. News notes journalism ventures, rail traffic losses from strikes, and pending arbitration plans shaping labor policy nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Tobacco Works
Fish & Co
Chicago
Baltimore
Labor Troubles Drive Need for Broad Arbitration System
The St Louis Republican urges a national, law backed board of arbitration as strikes disrupt trade. It notes 45,000 workers idle, potential weekly losses near one million dollars, and argues arbitration must involve both sides and official authority. It cites the national labor bureau on unemployment and the impact of cheap foreign labor on the economy. It lists Texas harbor appropriations and critiques labor agitators versus education of workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Organized Labor
Arbiaren
Bradstreet’s
Inbor
Ho Republican
Masiperidetts Legia
Future
National Labor ‘Burean
Labor Bureau
Strike Arbitation Proposed as Carriers Resume Work
After weeks of disruption the Gould lines agree to arbitrate the dispute with the Knights of Labor. Managers expect to resume operations with preference for current staff and will not rehire those who damaged property. Strikers face wage losses but may be partially recalled as arbitration seeks a permanent settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tus Gwaiveston News
Gould
Powderly
Hoxie
Indian Territory
Marshall
Knights of Labor
Covernors
Kansas
Missouri
Law Supreme Over Labor Strike Says St Louis Paper
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat argues that law must govern industry not unions. It warns that four men in Marshall Texas attempting to override legal order threaten property, banks, and merchants. It stresses railroad protection and mandatory operation for public needs under written law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax Alexander Tribune
Farmer’s Alliance
Texas
Knights of Labor
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Marshall
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
Galveston Liquor Dealers Tax Compliance Report
The Galveston tax inquiry shows 259 liquor dealers paying federal liquor taxes for 1885–1886. Only 44 paid state and county taxes, 95 hold beer licenses, leaving 117 paying neither state nor city taxes. Grand jury indictments await law evaders who must settle or face consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Internal Revenue
Feneral
Editorial notes on political moves across states
An uneven roundup cites Crotona in Spain and Italy with court agendas in Austin next Monday. It mentions Ross for governor, Hox, Hearst, and mentions many local political figures, elections, and clashes, including violence in Laredo and Texas counties, with mentions of rail and mining reforms and labor disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tursupramo Court
Court of Appeals
Austin
Alfred Harmon
Matagorda
Victoria
Alex A. Muely
Cornell i Oe
See Douglass
Stantle
Laredo
Maely
C. W. Boyett
Abilene
Ben Warren
Ireland
Comanche
Williams
Hill
Anderson
Meade
C. W. Higginbotham
Calvert
One Lot in Brenham and Surrounding Additions Abstracts
Property list notes multiple abstracts and lots in Brenham and nearby areas including Wesnboina Lieente tract Hart block Wilkins and Watrousville. Names such as Harrington Phil Coe and Gorton appear with several Brenham parcels and Main Street locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noris Brenhata
Galdings Ation
Brenham
Watronsville
Coe
Cata Greten
T Jackson
Gneliis Bale
Main Street
Jas Schrier
Inn
Wim Pryor
Friar
Sain Benham
Williams
de Too N Smith
Phil Coe
Burton
Aia Mt Nchyaves
Absa Lester
Pryor
AK Stephens
Morton
Jas Guacher
Tartoxs
Staat
Hewalalea
J Lester
San Antonio Horse Pox Outbreak and City News
Epizootic and pink eye hit horses in San Antonio. May meeting for the Women’s Christian Temperance Union at Avatin. Opera house fund raising reaches 48500 in San Antonio. Houston bottling works safe blown open with 65 stolen and other items. J T Walker and M J Moore join Harry Hudson on Belton Daily News. Dallas vigil as Henry Balls held for lynching risk after alledged assault near White Rock. Palestine judge jails K F Marshall for 60 days and Hamp Dorsey for contempt. Weatherford forms castor oil firm. 880000 castor beans expected locally. Ranger feuding ends in Richardson dead and Bryant wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Avatin
Star
Houston
J.T. Walker
M. J. Moore
Harry Hudson
Belton Daly News
Henry Balls
Dallas
Williams
Palestine
K. F. Marshall
Hamp Dorsey
Missouri Pacific
A. A. Steagal
Honretin
A_castor oil company
Weatherford
R. W. Kindell
Ranger
J. T. Todd
Robert Richardson
Frank
Vint Bryant
Richardson
Bryants
Small boy and Jimmy discuss a blue two minute churn
A dialogue with a boy and Jimmy about a blue painted churn with four legs cog wheels and a crank. The boys joke about a faller and tastings while a sly quip ends with I was a churnin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy
Scotty
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tite Weexly Banner
Rankin & Levin
Key West
Florida
Con. J.D. Exstorr
Washington
Bis
Gazette
Austee
Detroit
Michigan
Mose Harris
Harris
Temple Times
Galveston News
Tou Fort Worth Gazette
Livng
Hillary
Alabama
Warrior
Georgia
Tennessee
Knoxville
Queen and Crescent
Georgia Pacific Railway
Trafic
House of Representatives
National Board of Arbitration
United States District Court
The
Austin Statesman
United States
Unitod States District Court
Secretary of War
Govenson Honinsoy
Massachusetts
Laredo Times
Major Boone
Stewart
Crotona
Spain
Italy
Hox. Gro. Hearst
California
Col. Bounces
Seguin
Gov
Ingram
New Laredo
Mexico
Manning
Lamar
Garland
Tur Laredo Times
Boycot
Gov. Cunnensox
Houston Post
Mr. Baker
Helton
State of Mexico
Tun Waxahachio Mirror
Natchez
Mins
Waco Examiner
Ross
Bartow
Tus
Cherokee Counel
Fallequab
J. E. Richanpsox
Bill Pigeon
D.C. Smith
Smith
Kansas City
John Fallman
Geronimo
Little Rock
Ark
Place
New Orleans
Cananess
Mississippi River
Cairo
Red River
Atchafalaya
Senate
Cleveland
San Antonio Express
Congress
Panola Watchman
Swain
Lake Charles
Dallas Times
Santa Fe
Collin County
Greenville and
Dallaa Road
the Register
Sherman
State News
Tyler
Mexia
Travis County
Johnson County
Hempstead
R. T. Wann
Illame
Belton
Waco
Grand Army of the Republic
Fort Bend
German Lutheran Synod of Texas
Houston Sai
Texas Narrow Gaage
LaGrange
Lockthart
Rockdale
Temperance Council
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Wills Point
Lvening
Nat Bratcher
Geo. W. Winfrey
Brazos
Calvertia
San Saba
Sam Huffman
Fort Worth
Alvarado
Geo. Young
San Antonio and
Aransas Pass
Corpus Christi
Corpus
H. Gordes
T. M. Lewis
Fred Chilton
Frank Walley
Ed King
Tom Woodruff
Chas
Emery
Washington County
Spon
County of
State of
Cnrendered Noll
Edney
LN Estate
Cass Frchis
Peter
Fackson
ADGIW
Lehrgann
Lebmann
Lewis
Loutisa
Veaene
Lewin
Mollie
Lederer
Sams
Michell Alenees
Casy Ienty
Macs
Joln
Ween
McNeese
Geeawasy
M Nelson
Daniel E. Vance Wilkie
Hee Webrman
W Williams
Elendira
Eleonora
Athibon
Coolibert
Cece Dawson
Durden
AckEs
W. Ss. Brown
J. H. Chance
Silas Clark
Cloakey
Ohn Cole
Coleman
C. Carnona
A. Dillard
Gil
Heisley
Sam Hineharter
Dm Hardeman
Hardy
I Jackson
Ker
Lawrence G Keyhondall
RB Miller
Sam Miller
Berry
Austin Trots ii
F Sanders
Willams
Whitehead
Von
Frown. Cie
Brynn
Mondo
Sam Yoo
Ose
Rockwell
Mr McNeese
Scott
Mire
Wee
Sentry
Air
Brown
Aldridge
Hiount
Riweset
ED Jackson Reveberys
Pelee
Ten Feldir
Sheil
Jas Kegan
Hunt
Henry
Inson
Jaw Johnston
Pes
Andret
Vesses
Ekett
Cow Long
Gates
Tong
John
Bryan
Newman Newnan
Lightfoot
Sandy
Robert
Cole
Vernon
Davis
Wry
T Jackson Wikies
Dever
Ant
Jacob i
Tiabe
Hartix
Asgelon
Mitchell
Jobo Motley
Murray
Ve Smith
BJ Minor
Winter
Ee Maneeses
Burgett
Cuney
Richard
Serra
Reir
Copelan
Lawrence
Lawrene
Tashan
Chappel Hill
Eric Miller
Thomas Barnett
Benwic
Miller
Munson
Paty Key Astin
Ted Milani
Minelis Austin
Eee Bailey
Martha AW
Bailey
Maartia A
Wianten
Seenee Cintip
Gallaher
Hoe
Green
Horace
Haunt
Char Dees Oben
Hightower
Mr M Bear Smith
Reedees
Ewes Thornton
Aed
Sam Schlenker
Truss
Owers
Birmingham
Conn
Firemen’s
Firemers Park
Brenham, Texas
Business College
Southern Business University
South
Ite
Ning
Ad. BR. H. Hill
Pree
Tex
L. F. Harrison
Laws
Clock County Court Waal, Co
Winte Hed
Detweee
Greer
Bern
D. Se Eaay & CO
Aiorman— Nores
T. Dillon Bros
Meleas
Toradut
Abgalt. Gheckotiond Co. Tera
the Dingee & Conard Cos
Antaly
Taall
Aires
Splendid
Ausrath
Whittie
Lovie
Serge Ant
Dineneen
Srnery
M. Dyapepsi Paine
Estederuhy
Kiber's Candy Store
Central Hotel
Conde
Pinas
Corner Central Hotel
Birenhai, Tex
Tobias
Othice Middies
Solte
Rison
Addm
Chas Winter
Giddings & Giddings
Pear Guy Hk Bron
Postollice
J.E. Cane