International Labor Movements Clash Over Immigration Fears
The piece outlines socialist and labor perspectives on immigration and foreign competition in Britain. It notes bills restricting pauper aliens, fears of higher living costs, and calls for solidarity across national lines while defending asylum rights. It reports on Liebknecht’s visit, the Zurich Committee, and upcoming International Congress in London with leading figures Hyndman and others advocating social democracy to reform industry and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panpeiw
Cruivhers
Sovial-Democratic Federation
Socialiste of
Queensland
Tovilay
Mebueeht
Enteluit
London
Reichstag
Social-Democratic Party
Tor
Apeceh
Social Democrats
Auer
Herr Sdebnecht
Achdives
Zurich Committee
International Socialist Workers and Trade Unions Congress
England
Scotland
Zurich
W. Thorne
Barking Road
Liebnecht
Hywiman
Kaiten
Hyuitman
Somerow
Aly
Chamberlain
South Africa
Vail
Jonas
Socialista
Hyume
Hoasy
Aif Cayinnmay
Kruger
House of Commons
Treasney
House of Lots
Aie
Hone
The Pariy Socialist daily on U S Cuban policy and strikes
A Parisian socialist daily review defends U S policy toward Cuba and criticizes Spanish actions. It then analyzes Chinese tailor strikes in Boston style, and moves to Polish socialist history, detailing Proletariat influence in Warsaw, trials, executions, and the 1884 purge, ending with a note on future strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Beute Republique
United Sates Kennate
Catia
United States
Washington
France
Weyler
Revolution in Machinery at Pullman Plant Sparks Debate
National notice outlines a shift from steam to compressed air power at the Pullman Car Company works. An official report from Omaha and Topeka supports adopting the system across car shops, citing economy, safety, and long-distance power transmission. The change would alter factory labor and machinery speed, replacing belts with air-driven units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman Pulwsa Car Company
Pullman
AnoMicini
Pullman Company
Omaha
Topeka
Union Pacific
Senta Fe
Debs at the Exposition in St Louis Draws Thousands
Debs spoke at Exposition Hall in St Louis to about 5,000 listeners. He criticized wealth influence on government, defended the Pullman strike, and argued for a cooperative commonwealth while detailing court and police actions against striking workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debs
Exposition Mualo Hall
Eugene
Dolle
Krey~ Hing
Trades and Labor Assembly
Congress
Harlway Union
Dobs
Chicago
Isaac S
Uhitage
Wyken
Tonke
Co-Operative Commonwealth
Kynopals
Rupert
Sternwakers Union
Cigarmakers Union
Beneft
Scot AO
Frex
Bouettte
Loval Expaneas
Union
Alow
Oriental Competition Sparks Capitalist Debate in Sacramento
At a Sacramento meeting Mr. C. I. Wandbourn warned that Asia will tighten Western markets as Japan’s cotton spinning output surges from a few machines in 1870 to millions by year end. He argued cheap Asiatic labor could drive home industries overseas, risking export losses and plant migrations to Yokohama, with Europe and America facing fierce competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
C. I. Wandbourn
Asia
Washbourn
Tokio
Europe
Wharton Barder
Philadelphia
Oxaks
America
Mills
8. P
Southern Pacific
The
Record Union
Afr. Mills
Japan
China
Mr. Rutherford
California Cotton Mms
Yeenswort
Yokohama
Highvat
Cincinnati Cutters and Trimmers Seek Financial Aid
The Cincinnati Clothing Cutters and Trimmers Local 100 appeals to friends of organized labor to fund a strike in their city. They allege a combine of manufacturers aims to break unions, note 500 workers left jobless, and describe dire pay and treasury shortages. They urge support and cite solidarity with larger labor actions in Chicago, Baltimore, New York, and Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallorn
United States
Nhat
Claine
Sursiouns
China
Trevett Bose
Enuutmien
Niatano Tanhye
Tokio
Tapin
Dae
Che Cutters
Cincinnati
AG. W
Amootitx
U. G
Chicago
Baltinorp
New York
Rochester
J. A
East Third Street
Classinatt
Ohio
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World of Labor
Ebalten
Inbar
Mastera
Palley
International Labor Congres
Inter
Birmingham
H. M. Hyndman
Indies
HM. Hyndman
Torn Hall
J. Sale
Boral
Hyndman
Pai
Picang
Cuba
Umina
Boston Empires Teast
Ammerics
Davape
Shamphal
Intini
Cletoboy Yast
Thore
Moland
Htusun Peredom
Staninione Kunitzki
Peter Bardowski
Michael Ancowski
John Pintrusinsks
Sius Oly
Zoojaliem
Mnuch
Wits Fornia
Fieneen
Equality
London Bulletin
IPR
Wardwe
St. Peternburg
Hovlalate
Inge
Lauie
Mucus Éanenty
St. Meter
St. Paul
Aligue
Luinli
Boclalien
II Polanit
Inttrr
Mii
Pulica
Warsaw
Russia
Poupty
Runa
Stanislagy Koniteki
Poland
Comrad
Central Committee
Knocens
Detski
Bulletin
Siberia
Fourke
Warynakt
Ween
Fle Aleo
Inquily
Bix Met
Hibernan
Bartowski
Kauitzki
Ossoaki
Pietrasinski
Sweere
Projectariat
Libert
Liberia
Tll
Louis, MO
Union #4
Union 4
Unimn 44
Decm
Cras
SpRont
Cigarmakers
Union 44
St. Logie
Teco
Ontoany Cnion
Joeat
International
I. Atawa
Jaane Walon
O& Strike
Benatita Bath Incal Sad International
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