Labor’s rise from toil to collective power and reform
A collection of editorial excerpts and anecdotes showing workers demanding shorter hours and better conditions, rising from taskmaster exploitation to organized action. mentions of eight to ten hour days, wage pressures, and labor movements alongside brief notes on charity bequests, obituaries, and miscellany from rural and urban pages.
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Vanderbilt University
Nashville
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Young Men's Christian Association of New York
General Theological Seminary
Atly of
New York
Protestant Episcopal Church
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Cleveland
Florida
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Moscow
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Laborasbieat
Wales
Belmont
Nmgs
Texas
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Hancock
Marie Augustine
New Orleans
Africa
Iberville Parish
Jules Vivias
A. Herbert
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Thu Ighter
Arkansaw Traveler
Abe
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Babylon
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Parker
Unitered
Louisiana
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M. Brown & CO
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Mener Agt
Napoleon
Panwan
N.Y
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Castoria
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Fathrois
Newebon
Aaron
S. M. Heller & GO
Norden & Bruns
Eagle Clothing House
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Hahn & Meyer
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