Independent Labor movement gains ground in England
A discussion on the rise of the Independent Labour Party in Britain reviews its ties to trade unions, politics, and potential future power. It notes only a small number of labor-backed MPs, the challenge of electoral reform, and the movement's aim to represent working-class interests in Parliament.
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Roosevelt challenged by wavering support and political shifts
The piece notes Roosevelt is not proving as strenuous as hoped while Bryan campaigns for direct popular vote. It cites editors debating China policy, trusts backing McKinley Roosevelt, and calls for restraint toward dissenters. It also reports Inland Empire magazine debut in Walla Walla and various labor and railway payroll figures from 1890 through 1894.
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Hardie’s prophecy on labor party and voters in England
The article discusses James Keir Hardie and his labor movement forecasts, arguing millions of workers could back socialist candidates if war and political pressures align. It critiques his calls for unity and warns against partisan influence, urging workers to think for themselves in ballots.
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Veteran party lines blur in 1880 race and shift talk
The piece notes W. E. English of Indianapolis, son of W. T. English, remains aligned with the Democratic ticket in 1880 but changes plans for Devon. It cites his prior offices and wealth, mentions support for Bryan, and recalls Hatch’s long Republican stance. The piece also covers Oregonian critique and Pennsylvania GOP tensions over fusion with Democrats.
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