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M Down SEc urges readers to buy feed meal oats and corn at Bliesell and Hallock. Advertisement notes variety of grain offerings and location.
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Record
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1888
Page
4
State Central Committee Meets in Oshkosh
A Wisconsin Union Labor Party state central committee meeting was held at the Revere House parlors in Oshkosh with D W C Priest named temporary chair, A C Ehrmann secretary, and W M Lockwood permanent chair. Delegates from Milwaukee, La Crosse, Racine, and Oshkosh discussed plan for the July 24 convention, fundraising, English and German circulars, and a party platform urging independent action to curb monopolies. A German academy audience heard speeches by W M Lockwood Theo Fritz N E Allen and Robt Schilling. The party adopted an address urging reform, and a five member committee was appointed to study interstate commerce impacts of railroad failures and mining interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Central Committee
Union Labor Party
Oshkosh
Revere House
D. W
Priest
Fond du Lac
A. C. Ehrmann
Messrs. Robt. Schilling
Milwaukee
Wm. M. Lockwood
Ripon
N. £. Allen
Beaver Dam
J. H. Hyer
Racine
W. B. Philbrick
Wausau
G. M. Reed
la Crosse
A. Wittman
Manitowoc
Theodore Fritz
Jun Crosse
A. U
Friends of the Amsein
Milwaukee County
Sitica
Wisconsin
Union
German Academy Hall
Oshkogh
J. Crawfrd
Theo. Fritz Solowed
Fritza Farmer
N. E. Allen
Beaver Lam
Allen
Robt. Schilling
Reading Troubles and Labor Rights Battle in House
In the House on Wednesday a congressional committee was debated with Maryland's Mr. Rayner delivering strong remarks. He argued against half measures, defending labor's right to organize for living wages and denouncing violence while condemning the Reading raid for breaking a wage agreement and pressuring closure of the great commercial tributary.
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House
Rayner
Maryland
Isbor
America
Misrepresentations About the Union Labor Party
A local editor is accused of misrepresenting the Union Labor party in an interview with Mr. Willey of En Clare. The committee did not transact state business, had no secret meetings, and most members are not part of any secret order. Willey denies any claim governors would be nominated. Bouck is not named by the committee but seen as a rare honest Democrat.
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Union Labor Party
Cicinnati
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Fountain Head
Reading Railroad Company
Lehigh
Schuylkill
Pennsyl
Te Times
Willey
En Claire
Milwaukee
Bouck
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