Injunctions Across Labor Disputes Stir Debate
Tribune notes judge issued injunctions against Debs and miners while railroads and a Detroit gas firm faced limits. Writers warn enforcements threaten common law and constitutional rights, fearing an drift toward despotism as injunctions curb speech and assembly.
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Randolph
Pingree
Detroit
Topeka
Jackson
Foster
Kansas City Stock Exchange
Debs
America
Hanna
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Europe
Debs, Courts, and Labor Strife in 1900 Kansas Rhetoric
A Kansas agitator argues Debs supports peaceful settlement of labor disputes while condemning injunctions. He accuses courts and corporations of a broader conspiracy to subjugate workers, advocates legal reform, and critiques the Dingley tariff as false protection. He condemns corruption in Fort Scott politics and cites editorials from Kennett Square.
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America
Kennett Square
Pennsylvania
Great Britain
England
Bopland
United States
Kansas Republicans face revolt over party leadership
Major Tom Anderson Farmer Smith and Barney Kelly lead a push against the GOP establishment controlling the party in Kansas. Williams orders Insurance Commissioner McNall to grant New York Mutual Life a state license while Moyle blocks aid, prompting clashes over state authority and federal court reach. Bristow faces backlash from Republican papers after promoting postmasters against McKinley, who warns him of consequences.
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Tom Anderson
Farmer
Smith
Barney Kelly
G. O. P. Travel
Major Anderson
Jung Williams
McNall
New York Mitial Life Insurance Company
Moyle
Kansas
Jon Buistow
McKinley
Missouri
Joe
Bristow
Amaron Club Offer Cuts Price to Build List
We plan to add 10,000 new names in months and cut the Amaron foreign edition price in half for clubs of four. The Acaptor is promoted as one of the nation’s best papers, with a thirteen week subscription offer for readers.
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Postal savings banks defend civilization then and now
The piece argues that the instinct to save for a rainy day drives life insurance, banks, and postal savings, providing security against misfortune or old age. It urges Congress to establish postal savings banks nationwide to offer absolute safety and prevent reliance on society or charity. The Chicago Record perspective supports swift implementation.
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Muich
Hank
Postal Savings Bank
Congress
United States
Chicago
Postal savings banks urged by state labor groups
The State Federation of Labor at Bloomington endorsed postal savings banks and local unions widely supported the move. Debates urge national unions, notably the American Federation of Labor meeting in December, to back the cause. The Bloomington vote on postal savings bank resolutions was unanimous, signaling strong worker support.
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State Federation of Labor
Bloomington
American Federation of Labor
Postal Savings Banks
Congress
Postal Savings Bank
Chicago
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J. D. Botkin
Garnett
W. A. Harris
Security and Chance
Greater
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