Times Will Improve Lyrics by Socialist Union
Poem argues that workers will gain wealth hours and rights only if capitalists relinquish control. It critiques current conditions, urging thoughtful workers to question whether times will improve while land, mines, and wages are controlled by a few. Written from St. Louis, Missouri.
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Socialist Newayager Union
Hoon Crattemon
Mike
P. J McGuire
St. Louie
King, Ax & Co
Cleveland
London Society of Compositors annual report details
The London Society of Compositors reports 10 280 members and £11 018 6d paid in allowances to 2 151 unemployed members with an average 5 10s 0d per claimant. Deaths numbered 17 with causes including phthisis bronchitis pneumonia paralysis heart disease syncope tabescentless decay and brain softening among others.
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London Society of Compositors
London Society ‘of
Sound Threshing for an American dinco Laborint
Keir Hardin in London Labor Leader greets Pacific Coast readers and previews songs and speeches from The Coast Seamen's Journal. The piece cites pro labor themes, calls to defend flag traditions, and critiques capitalist class power amid regional political tensions and international events.
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Keir Hardin
London
Pacific Coast
Labor and international tensions echo in Glasgow notebook
The piece blends European crises with British Labour reflections. It laments Italian workers' triumphs and Menelik's resistance, then pivots to Roubaix meal programs and British cotton woes. It notes unemployment in Glasgow, the card-room as a bellwether, and calls for government relief while praising solidarity.
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Lancashire
England
British East Indies
Acre
Lucifer
Land hunger and railroads shape United States land policy
A lengthy National section surveys public land, irrigation, and settlement. It details government acreage open for homesteading, rates of disposal, and Newell’s cautions on irrigation feasibility. It lists land patented to many railroad companies and foreign owners, arguing the public domain is being diverted to corporations and aliens while urging eight hour workday reforms.
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Sterling Morton
United States
Geological Survey
Alaska
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Wight
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California
New Mexico
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Indianapolis
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