Labor and Industry in the Union Movement and Trusts
Essays on organized labor facing monopolies and trusts, the rise of the beneficent trust, municipal ownership of utilities, and the need for broader union unity. Includes calls to longshoremen for convention participation, notes on trades councils improving wages and conditions, and references to eight hour laws and cotton wage increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tin Plate Trust
Federal Industrial Commission
Trades Council
California
Gage
New England
Open Meetings for Labor Unions Urged by Typographical Union
The International Typographical Union at Springfield Massachusetts resolves that press representatives and employed printers may attend meetings. Open meetings would debunk secrecy, aid public understanding, and enhance labor’s dignity and influence, while preserving necessary executive sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Typographeal Union
Springfield
Mass
United States
America
Unclear Phrase on Trusts and Monopolists Mentioned
Fragmentary report notes Bodaliat and Monopolint discussing trusts as models of socialism and monopoly. It cites Francis Thurber, a millionaire grower, telling the national industrial commission that trusts are socialists at core, a claim described as widely known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Thurber
National Industeial Commination
Persistent patent medicine and rail ads in mixed 1899 notice
An eclectic mash of advertisements and notices lists Pe-ru-Na family medicine endorsements, a Frisco Line fruit culture booklet, Chicago Great Western earnings, Pullman car service changes, alabastine vs kalsomine housing claims, Allen's Foot-Ease, Hall's Cough Cure, Perfection Poultry, and Starch products. Dense product pitches mix with minor railway and household tips, reflecting a late 19th century general-audience classifieds page.
Patents list for week ending May 9 1890
The patent notice lists inventors in Missouri Kansas and Nebraska with filings for pneumatic riveting apparatus horse shoe stabilizers and various household and industrial devices. Names include Joseph Hoyer Edwin Evans John Plant John Rudy and Henry Fechtel among many others with designs ranging from lamp generators to furniture attachments and wagon components. A sample patent copy costs 35 cents upon request and a gas company president is noted with high income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higdon, Fisher and Thorpe
Diemond Hallding
Junction Main Delaware Sts
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Joseph Hoyer
St. Louis
August Hrookschmidt
C. T. Stuckey
Pierce Vity
W. Corey
Albert J. Davies
Edwin L. Evans
St. Lewin
Alex V. Pausek
Ailtern
Frank and
F. St. Gemmen
St. Louie
Otto Kiuner
Henry Kister
Morrison
John W. Plant
St Louie
John B. Rudy
Parmington
John Star
St. Lewis
Chester E
Strider
Thomas J. Christy
St Louis
Henry G. Fechtel
Jode J. Howard
St Doula
Laclede J. Howard
Haskar Alongo Bidwell
Fort Scott
Nels J. Hottger
Clyde
John H. Crumb
Osage City
James L. Mart
Wm. & Reamer
Osweo
Total Innte
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Labor and Industry
Uvips Fater
Paul
Tonberg
Perdition
God
Colin Thaxter
Peter
Pauk
International ‘Longaloremen’s Association
Buffalo
International ‘Longshoremen’s Association
W. H. B. Williams
The
Partners' Industrial Union
Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Bryan Snyder
L'Riseo Ling
Chicago Great Western
Chicago Great Western Ry
Pullman Company
Brltimore
Baltimore
Newark
Pittsburg
Chicago
Aman
Rou
Allen
Olmsted
leRoy
Hall
Aifp
Parsona
Kanes
Ths
Wratasica
Clarence A. Cradley
Beatrice
John W. Howland
Lincoln
Joseph Tucker
Tutlans
Barrows Siue
Tareq
Lydia E. Pinkham
Kansas City Gateway
Burlington
Denver
St. Paul
Montana
Pacific Coast
W. Wakeley
Gon’ Faser Agt
Burningtes Beate
ST. Louis, MO
Dunkards
Roanoke
McCormick
Warren J. Lynch
Paus
TraMo
Mgr
Gen. Pass
Columbia,hartford and
Vedette Bicycles
Vedottos
Pope Mfc. CO
Hartford, Conn
Afonny
Carter's Ink CO
Boston
Capt
O'Parrell
New York Avenue
Washington
Mpouking
Department Jutarlor Tawa
Canada
John W.teo Pense
Ie Ne Mian Tanta
Eva
Kaneas City
le Ld ‘Wabash
Ind
Biy Ht
Carpenter
Christian Church
Kay
Spain
Dr. Kay
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