England and United States debate Alabama claims and arbitration
An analysis discusses the Alabama claims dispute between Britain and the United States. It notes the US rejection of arbitration, critiques by Senator Sumner, and cautious American sentiment toward war. A Times correspondent comments no strong appetite exists for harsh terms or coercive demands from Britain.
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England
United States
Alabama
Sumner
Morey
Themerican
Times
Great Britain
Paw Atrike
Preston
How to Prevent Strikes and Lockouts
A discussion of the Preston dispute shows employers forcing wage cuts and workers seeking arbitration. The piece argues arbitration as a path to harmony, citing Rochdale cooperatives and Manchester Wolverhampton and Nottingham cases, noting the Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and Joiners report of no strikes and growing arbitration use.
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Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and Joiners
R. Applegarth
Mr. Applegarth
Nottingham
Mundella
Paris election disturbances and a French candidate
In Paris a public meeting for candidate M Emile Ollivier at the Chatelet Theatre was broken up by police amid disorder. Crowds sang Marseillaise outside and clashes caused arrests. Similar disturbances followed in other districts as a Prefect forbade street gatherings near electoral meetings and urged citizens to keep order.
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France
Paris
M. Emile Ollivier
Châtelet
Sergents De-Ville
Imilar
Boulevard Beaumarchais
Boulevard St. Michel
Temps
M. Ernest Renan
Meaux
Rome
Puy-de-Dame
Gentller
M. de Barante
Juge de Paix
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Rochdale
Rupert Kettle
Manchester
Wolverhampton
Darlington
Foreign and Colonial
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