Farmers and Labour Unrest Highlight Union Tactics
The piece argues counties lack voice in wage regulation and urges farmers to accept fair terms through union support. It condemns stamping out unions, cites public sympathy for workers, warns against defiance, and notes potential formation of Farmers Defence Associations focused on defense rather than confrontation.
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The
Agricultural Gazette
Parliament Debate on Ashantee War and Private Members
The correspondent reports a long lively debate in the Commons over continuing a hours rule limiting late speeches, plus a vote of thanks to Sir Garnet Wolseley and officers for Ashantee actions. Disraeli led the thanks in the Commons and Gladstone seconded, with Liberals showing unity.
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Windsor Park
Heygate
House of Commons
Julian Goldsmid
Osborne Morgan
Morgan
Disraeli
Lion Newdegate
Newdegate
Dillwyn
Beresford Hope
Commons
Garnet Wolseley
Gladstone
Gathorne Hardy
Mr. Hardy
Death of Dr Livingstone Reaches Suez After Long Illness
The Malwa carried Dr Livingstone’s body to Suez with details of his final days in Bisa country. He died at Muilala on May 4 1873 after dysentery and cold, with followers building a hut to die in. Remarks from Kitumbo and Nassick boys note preservation efforts and voyage to Unyanyembe and Zanzibar.
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New York Herald
London
Suez
Arthur Laing
Jacob Era
Livingstone
Muilala
Lake Bemba
Bisa
Kitumbo
Majuahra
Ujiji
Zanzibar
England
Nassick
Jacob Wainwright
Susa
Unyanyembe
Cameron
Murphy
Dillon
Kusakere
Webb
Stanley
Chumah
Lake Tanganyika
Bangwedlo