Postal Telegraph Likely No Law This Congress
Washington January 14 The discussion on a postal telegraph bill shows opposition and doubt about passage this Congress. Senator Cullom and committee chair Sawyer favor limited action, while the contract-system plan faces skepticism. Reports note warnings from British postal officials and cost concerns that may block any bill this session.
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Absolute Surrender and Union Arbitration Shaping Strike
In Reardon Pa January 1 the strikers executive committee upheld a non union demand against Reading company. A six point order calls for joint arbitration, reinstatement of discharged workers, and limits on new hires. Mechanics at Port Richmond and Elizabethport resist strike while broader laborers may strike. action to be reviewed by the general board and Powderly.
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Conference with Corbin on strike settlement news
Merchants from strike towns met President Corbin in Philadelphia to discuss settlement terms while stressing the company would not submit to arbitration. Corbin urged miners to return to work and warned of permanent discharges for those who left. Local miners seek another conference as KL of L members listen.
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Illinois Labor Federation convenes to map union outreach
A January convention in Illinois of labor unions approved plans to gather all union addresses for coordinated labor information, backed protests against employer tactics, and endorsed independent labor political action. A five member committee led by Louis Eggel and J W Smith will draft follow up steps.
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Indiana Democrats Indorse Gray At State Conference
A large Indiana Democratic gathering at the Masonic Temple debated Governor Gray as the party’s vice presidential candidate. The conference adopted resolutions praising Cleveland's administration, opposing certain Republican policies, and endorsing tariff reform. The meeting endorsed Gray for national leadership and set plans for the state nominating convention in June.
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