Labor Bureau Reports on Strikes and Lockouts in United States History
The third annual report forwarded December 23, 1657, examines strikes and lockouts from 1881 to 1836, detailing how labor disturbances proliferated since 1877. It discusses definitions of strikes and lockouts, unit-based tabulations, and the cooperation of labor organizations to compile data on occurrences, locations, and establishment counts across years.
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Rockonte
United States
Territories
Jaber
Knights of Labor
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Sally
Beat Informa Zion
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Strikes and Lockouts Data From Early Labor Study
The excerpt details six years of strikes and lockouts, noting totals of establishments and workers affected, success rates by cause, and wage losses. It cites rates of success for wage raises, hours reductions, and partial outcomes, with figures by industry and overall societal costs to employers and employees.
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Gorda
Sericea
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Revenue and policy clashes over U S mail routes and rail laws
The article discusses 1688 figures with errors, noting a gross revenue of 853,005,374 and costs of 635,408. It cites a 12,000 male mail volume and a 72,100 percent rate decline per mile. It highlights money order volume of 145,000,000 and debates over railroads receiving and carrying mail and legal reform to empower government action when lines refuse service.
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Taure
Don M. Dickingom
Americas
Mexico
Roommester Econ Dietinsen
United States
Am Department
Littlewood wraps up Madison Square Garden walking match
In a crowd at Madison Square Garden Littlewood extended his endurance, finishing 628 miles and 1,830 yards in a grueling walking match. Albert and his wife watched as Littlewood edged the reigning champion, with a late surge yielding a strong final performance amid fatigue and illness.
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Madison Square Garden
Cartwright
Littlewood
Albert
Walker
Eisilewood
Harry
Michael
Kally Prinmer
Albers
Parforny Ar Tyhen
Renee
Herty
Hart
Howarth
Connor
Golden
Magna
Taylor
Campane
Ily Peach
Sanith
Haytien Trouble Details After Outrage on Americans
The Prin Frederik Heldrick carried twenty four officers and crew from the Haytien Republic steamer captured by Hayti. Seized aboard were seventy soldiers placed on the Haytien ship by gunboat action. Captain Rodeenaked claims the incident will have consequences and the two thousand figure cited remains disputed.
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Prin Frederik Heldrick
Port-au-Prince
Haytias - Repubile
Hayti
Haysies
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