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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 11, 1873

Page

7

Law on Capital and Labor Sparks Equality Debate

The passage argues for legal equality between capital and labor while warning against creating new inequities. It urges securing capital to attract labor, noting that competition among employers benefits workers and the nation, and that the law should remove feudal terms but avoid destabilizing capital.

Jumes Bill Debated as City Interests Shape Exemptions

The House of Commons debated exemptions in the Jumes Bill with Mr. Gladstone signaling the first post recess measure. The lively session featured amendments from Henry Gathorne Hardy on public schoolmasters, registrars, and city officials, highlighting how wealth influence steered policy, while Disraeli rested through Talbot’s speech and trade union interests found a moderate advocate in Vernon Harcourt.

House of Commons Gladstone London Gathorne Hardy Monk Muntz Veterinary Surgeons Barttelot Agricultural Party Bank of England Crawford Vernon Harcourt Dombey Mr. Crawford Emanuel Hospital Dod East Indian Railway Mr. Harcourt Westminster West Riding of Yorkshire Birmingham Harcourt Démosthenes

Fire-Proof Clothing and Balloon Disaster in Brussels

Asbestos is being added to textiles with mixed success and long fibers from New York and Vermont deposits draw attention. A Brussels balloon attempt by M Groof failed, crashing near ground level, inciting mob violence, injuries to several ladies, and multiple arrests.

Rome New York Vermont Atheneum Fiyina Grier Brussels M. Groof

Education Act of 1870 and Nonconformist opposition

Deputation of ministers and laymen from Portsea talks with Mr. Cowper-Temple and Mr. Stone on repealing the 25th clause of the Education Act. They argue for broader secular schooling with Bible teaching left to parents and churches, and explore school board funding and denominational control amid a national reform debate.

Portsea W. S. Caldecott Wesleyan Methodist Forster England Education Department Mr. Caldecott Mr. Stone Stone Caldecott Cowper-Temple

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