Labor Day origins and spread in America and beyond
The piece surveys the origins of Labor Day in New York, crediting McGuire and the Central Labor Union, and traces its adoption from 1882 to nationwide recognition. It notes parallel European moves and the evolving date, highlighting key figures, events, and the holiday’s growth into a universal day of rest and labor tribute.
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Labor Day
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United Brotliiboat
Carpenters and Joivers
America
Labor
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McGuire
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Mayel
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Weaslin
New York
Tia Choi
IL Realty Mein & Traday
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Munday
Uist
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Central Labor
Anton
Pines
New Lork
Vernon Garish
Theodore T. Ovzin
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Banday
Cuno
Aristorrathy
Job Heerlman
Mote Denvet
Tela Yacish
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Urish Stevens Scepet Society of Ibe
New Tark
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Bale
Reading
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Melchin Asunior
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Olen
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Ken Lark
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Tabor
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Laboe
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Congress
Anil
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Columbine
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Territories
Oregon
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Statuary Prosistod
Europe
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Amucican
American Meduration of Labor Inc
Internation Labor Contries
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Paris
Sqemel Gompers
Anwrican Buderation of
Tahar
Sexta Messes
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Maroneau Coukies
Czecko Sanorip
Lugal Loliday
Soulamerica
Catambla
Sevador
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Latin America
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United States
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Queensland
Western Australia
Australia
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Vision of Labor Reform and the Thoughts of John R Commons
A fragmentary excerpt discusses John R. Commons as a pivotal figure in labor history and the rise of the labor movement in the United States. It notes his influence on wage earners and the fusion of workers into a single class against employers, referencing a potential strike and the broader class struggle in the industrial era.
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Allied Printing Trades Union Fragments Document
Fragmentary OCR text references Allied Printing Trades unions and various International typewriter and press-related unions. The legible content is garbled, mentioning several international unions and printing groups without coherent actions, dates, or locations.
Labor injunction memorandum on union leadership
Equity Sow ter and Te Atmse report Andrew Burnsith as president of the International Seamen's union. The document outlines the injunction's origins in the power dynamics of the labor movement and references the open date and regulatory context.
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Andrew Burnsith
Lnternalional Seamens Union
International tied feinting Trades ase oct n n
A fragmented item notes international dealings with feints and trade actions around October. Details are unclear but reference to exchanges and negotiations appears. No clear names, dates, or places are readable to specify parties or outcomes.
How Clouds Are Formed and Their Earth Shaping Power
A lecture on cloud formation describes how vapor rises to form clouds and rain, detailing molecular behavior and the water cycle. It explains how clouds carve valleys, feed rivers, and influence weather, geology, and industry while noting the vast timescales and forces shaping the Earth.
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Periscope Spying Advances in City Homes
A garbled report describes covert viewing devices in residences along Me Street. It mentions observers using scopes enabling them to see inside living rooms through windows, raising concerns about privacy and surveillance given the public street exposure and window-lit interiors.
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Henssels
Castivia Baby Remedy Promoted Across Households
An old advertisement extols Castivia as a universal baby remedy for daily ailments and emergencies. It warns stronger medicines can be dangerous, claims Castivia is always ready and safe, and touts its popularity with mothers for calming fussing infants and easing distress.
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Plane fuel consumption rising with growing air travel
The report notes increasing airplane usage leading to higher fuel consumption. It cites about 23,000 miles daily over 22 states and forecasts an average of three more miles per journey, with figures suggesting 147,200 gallons of fuel daily and other related estimates from aviation associations.
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Ussolino
Short note on a forgotten wallet incident
A confused reader asks about a missing wallet involving Algexnun Ant and Nay Tong and mentions Bertie. The message expresses uncertainty and notes the writer forgot to respond or take action. The fragmentary text hints at a personal mishap rather than a public event.
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Young People Enter Carting Tale in Old Town Anecdotes
A fragment suggests youths enter a carting venture in a crowded town scene. The piece hints at humor or mischief and remembers older anecdotes, inviting bets or collection of tales. Names and places are unclear but tone recalls rustic community humor.
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Allied Printing Trades
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International Eating: Pressmen and Assigtents' Union
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