Labor turmoil across New York Pennsylvania and Tennessee
The Times notes serious labor troubles in New York, Pennsylvania, and Tennessee with employer and employee clashes, strikes, and threats to life and property. It recalls President Cleveland’s 1886 call for an arbitral labor commission, suggesting a federal body to peacefully settle disputes and reduce violence. Whitelaw Reid is criticized as exploiting labor concerns for political gain.
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The
Times
New York
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
United States
Cleveland
Congress
Buffalo
Reid
Whitelaw Reid
New York Tribune
Big Six
Labor
Troy Times
T. C. Platt
Tennessee Mining Corporation
Platt
Labor and capital conflict through public opinion and policy
The article critiques labor violence versus lawful protest, urging calm legislative action and balanced reporting. It notes that public sympathy usually favors peaceful strikers and warns that riots hurt all sides. It cites wool price declines tied to high duties as a broader economic example.
Colonel Dudley to Aid Indian Campaign in Peculiar Style
Col W W Dudley has made peace with President Morrison and will assist in the Indians campaign in his own peculiar style. It may be suggested he secure a White House invitation before March, or be unwelcome at the Ex- by that time.
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W.W. Dudley
Morrison
White House
Gentry
Congress Missteps Questioned By Sobex Representative
A fragment notes criticism of Congress and questions the representational fit. It hints at a representative, Sobex, challenging the assembly, with focus on proper conduct and the initial priorities of lawmakers.
St Louis Embraces Modern city services and sewerage
Our St. Louis letter describes city confidence over cholera amid strong sewer systems and plans for pneumatic mail tubes. It highlights a new office elevator guide improving visitor access, plus ads and anecdotes from local life and public notices.
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St. Low
St. Louis
Mill Creek
Pais
Pphia
Union Depot
Brevities and Levities of City Life
A light column notes the gap between chic and plain city life, a two cents Swiss accident policy linked to rail tickets, and a man who sleeps through a wife's death with a grim pun about the morse code?colloquial style.
Funeral notices and social quips echo in odd tale
The dialogue riffs on death and funeral costs as a light mockery of newspaper notices. Characters joke about seating in crowded cars and a man trolling the press for notices he has not earned. A side thread hints at marriage plans sparked by a cooking school mishap.
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Widgeley
Mr. Donegan
Unclear text fragment prompts confusion and local drift
The readable fragment shows garbled dialogue about city and high something with incomplete phrases and stray letters, lacking coherent facts, names, dates, or events to report.
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Grover
Bureau of Labor
John Sherman
Ohio
Dayton Times
Sam
Sobex
Wi Mnat
Henid
Atchison Globe
Binghamton Republicas
Bie Son
Johnny
Boston Tran
McGo
Mall
ELY Brothers
Warren &T
Doak Re Co
Omabs
West Northwest
Chicago
Clark Street
D. B. Martin
Cincinnati
Baltimore American
Hanson
Cop Remedy Co
Omaha
Nab
Turkey
C. B. Judd
Bell
Neb
Ds. C. B. Judd
Juddlectric Co
Fick
Sein
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