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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1892

Page

4

The Herald Opinion on Labor and Foreign Contract Law

An excerpt from The Herald discusses wage disputes, labor organizations, and reactions to the 1864 Foreign Contract Labor Law. It criticizes Republican labor policy, cites testimony from Homestead workers, and notes Democratic opposition to the contract labor framework. It argues unions grew from such legislation and credits Democrats for repealing the law.

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Decisive Democratic Campaign Gun at Madison Square Garden

The first decisive gun of the 1892 Democratic campaign was fired at Madison Square Garden New York in front of about twenty thousand. Cleveland and Stevenson were notified as nominees with speeches by Grover Cleveland and Adlai E Stevenson drawing vast cheers and notable attendees.

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Vast Rail Network Promises Fast Travel Across West

The Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway touts its direct routes from Chicago to towns in Illinois Iowa Minnesota and Dakota plus Missouri Nebraska Kansas and Colorado. It highlights free reclining chairs luxury dining hotels and through sleeper and chair car connections with routes via the Albert Sea and Seneca Kanee to Cincinnati Indianapolis and beyond.

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