Protest and Congress Promise in Labor Movement Debate
The piece centers on the International Socialist Congress in London starting July 27, detailing aims to unite unions and working bodies under organized socialist action. It notes exclusions of anarchist factions, debates over political power versus economic aims, and previews battles over nationalization and municipal control in varied sectors.
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International
International Socialist Congress
London
Zurich
Forminia
Organiznd Mocinliam
Socialist and Trades Union
Turkey
Australia
America
Cowell
Gustav Landauer
Berlin
Intanton
International Socialist Republic
Dutch Trades Union
Itacif
Velans
Independent Labor Party
Hyde Park
Impending Revolution in Sete Explodes Over Sicilian Hardships
In Palermo region, peasants face hunger and debt under heavy taxes, with land seizures by new Italian landlords. Miners’ child labor and brutal working conditions loom amid ruined estates, while calls to break up great estates and protect peasant proprietors rise. The Tribune Rome correspondent cites widespread destitution and systemic exploitation.
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Palermo
Signor Rossi
Rome
Arge de Barine
Sicily
Aorse
Tullart
Italy
Oren Thiv
Byracaye
Parisians Celebrate Socialist Summit Advances in May
A Paris gathering of socialist leaders and deputies showcased key aims including state transfer of production, universal suffrage, and international cooperation. Notable figures such as Allierand and Vaillant addressed the crowd praising Millerand and criticizing Conservative and radical stances while highlighting socialist unity and a broad alliance under the banner of social reform.
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Paris
Alllerand
Iunge
Cgucede
Koniallar Cajon
M. Millarand
Kocialiem
Awakening of Russian Protos int outlines labor unrest and capital ties
The piece notes wage workers in Russia rising to strike as 4,000 factory hands walk out and 10,000 in Tvar province pledge to paralyze rail traffic to press grievances. It details a new American backed locomotive plant to be built at Nijni Novgorod, with 1,000 American hires and 200 locomotives per year, under joint Russian American control, supported by government contracts and substantial equipment purchases from U.S. firms.
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Camp Nuu
Eixty Mijosan Bint
Iifw
Tauscalar Fort
Thors
Signor Rosai
Ald Thors
Italy
Sicily
Tawa
Russia
Noa
Tvar
St. Putersburg
Capitaliem
Teuton
Nijai Novgorod
W. F. Dizon
Rogers Locomotive Works
Paterson
N.d
Chicago Exposition
Ballwin Locomotive Works
Dommd
Rnesian Armericat Manufacturing Company
Nijnl Novgorod
Pixon
Amaricane
Ths
Philadelphia
Mirerd
Union Label Prompts Boycott Against Nonunion Cigar Makers
A missive from New York announces the firm of 8. Ottenberg & Brothers has joined the Elgar Mubere Intarnations Union of America and will label all goods blue. It urges patrons to boycott nonunion cigars and insists on union-made products, while detailing union criticisms of labor politics and calls for reform within the federation.
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Ottenberg & Brothers
Elgar Mubere’ Intarnations Union of America
Tap Euch
Isbel
Paoh
New York
el Gna
Danie
Hare Oren
Aumacas Fenenaquty
Lanom
Desoto Buovk
Iymanaiglis
Orman Brothers
Cigar Manufacturers of
Govarn
Gosthens
American Federation of Labor
Vorwärts claims landlords form plan to replace German labor
Berlin rumor cites the Vorwärts newspaper alleging many landowners are joining a combine to obtain cures from Chinese workers to replace native German laborers. It mentions Rascians and Poles employed on farms and an agent arranged to supply workers at about twenty cents per day with expenses l inc.
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Asiatit Coatesque
Cormuny
Vorwaorts
Nowspaper
Vorwaerts
Berlin
McKinley Campaign Manager Targeted by Cleveland Labor
A circulated appeal from Allied Trades Unions of Ohio questions Marcus A. Hanna and William McKinley, accusing Hanna of opposing labor organizing and mine workers, with calls to send the grievance to the National Republican Convention in St. Louis and to McKinley-Hanna supporters.
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Tarra
McKintey
Mierors
Aurgilus Haus
Dee
McKinsey
Marcus A. Hass
Traca
Ohie
Cleveland Citines
Republican Trades Unionis
United States
Cleveland
Marcus A. Hanna
William McKinley
Cablant
Cane
M. A. Fanua
Seamen's Union
Lake
A. R. Rasinep
Bie Scab
Bie Wervices
Mullininy
Hom
M. A. Hanon
Pennsylvania
Balon of Binatvet Railway
Auk
Haovaithe
Globe Ship Yard
McKinley
Hanna
Lowia
Horak
Henna
Milwaukee Boycott Drives Labor Movement Poland?
A Wisconsin article notes the city boycott as a historic labor action with widespread participation and a disrupted streetcar system. It urges Minnesota Socialists to support leaders and protest corruption and exploitation, calling for action at the ballot box through the state committee chair A. H. Law in Minneapolis.
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Ciemetaneen
Minnesota
Minneapolis
St. Paul
A. H. Law
Clinton Avenue
Bociniléta
Against the Contract Austen and Labor Leaders Push Bill
KE M Blake chairs the District Federation of Labor committee in backing a Senate passed bill to empower commissioners to end contract labor on public works. The aim is to end street cleaning and garbage contracts and extend to public buildings and other public work, amid printer strikes in Minneapolis and St Paul.
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Austen
KE. M. Blake
District Federation of Labor
Senate
First Carriage in Maine Carried Rev Francis Winter to Bath
The Lewiston Journal notes Rev Francis Winter, a Harvard graduate born in Bunton, came to Bath in 1767 after preaching in the orthodox church. He settled, was ordained, and traveled from Boston with Lemuel Standish, marrying Abigail Alden in 1708. The Winters trace lineage to Plymouth's Puritan Maiden. The couple journeyed to Bath in 1771, using a carriage drawn by a two wheel chariot with wooden braces, overcoming logs and felled trees, with no enslaved workers.
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Francis Winter
Bunton
Harvard College
Lewistan
Ite
Bath
Lemuel Standish
Mr. Winter
Boston
Adama
Otto
Warren
Imad
Mian
Abigail Alden
Plymouth
Aligall Alden
Winter
Connecticut
Frog shooting turns New Jersey town into profitable venture
Miss Mona Seldon of Friendship, New Jersey, once a schoolteacher earning ten dollars weekly, invested in a twenty acre frog farm and cleared 1500 dollars in the first season. Neighbors, initially amused, watched frog shooting grow into a thriving local enterprise as she supplied frogs to the New York market.
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Mona Sefton
Briendship
N. 1
Tenown
Gama Obo Baga
Tor Paven
Mies Seldon
Miss Sesfion
Mia Seldon
New Jersey Herald
Two Mongolian loggers detained for lack of papers in British Columbia
A cook from a McKee logging camp wandered south past the line into the Great Northern Depot without documents. Deputized officers detained him awaiting deportation to China. A second migrant, also lacking papers, was stopped on the same line. The incident left the camp without a cook as authorities decided the proper action.
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British Columbia
Douglass
Blain
Great Northern
China
McKee
Boant
Tnd
Westminster
Ching
No. L
Aoe
How to Walk Wait Stand Tall and Move Gracefully
Instructional guidance on proper carriage for women stressing shoulder retraction, arms close to the body, chest forward, head held high, and a poised foot placement on the ball rather than the heel. It warns against a forward hem and foot-toe overbalance, advising graceful ascent up stairs with a lifted head and controlled, deliberate steps.
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