Independent course pledge echoes in Harold launch
The Syracuse Herald Journal notes the Harold debut on January 15, 1877 with founder Arthur Jenkins and Stephen Rogers as president and editor. The 2001 reprint lists Harold staff and Syracuse publication details, including executives Connor Linhorst and the Herald Company in Clinton Square Syracuse.
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Stephen Rogers
Stephen A. Rogers
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Syracuse
Labor Day Reflections On Work And History
The piece argues for honoring work while noting Labor Day origins and evolving union influence. It recalls Grover Cleveland’s political motives in making Labor Day a holiday, cites the 1882 New York parade, and contrasts past celebration with modern observances, urging balance between work and leisure.
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Pullman Company
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Cleveland
New York City
Broadway
Which Nation Leads Sending Aid to Afghanistan
The United States provides the most humanitarian aid to Afghanistan this year, totaling about 124 million. Despite Taliban policies and international hostility, US support continues as a commitment to aid the neediest, reflecting shared humanitarian principles.
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U.N
Red Cross
Pakistan
Saudi Arabia
United Aral Emirates
United States
Taliban
Colin Powell
America
Courts Favor Injured Workers in Section 240 Claims
Syracuse lawyer Jem Alexander outlines how Section 240 creates absolute liability for owners or contractors when workers are injured from elevated work areas. The text discusses jury outcomes, defense challenges, and the push to repeal or amend Sections 240 and 241, with insurance ads framing the issue.
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Jem Alexander
New York
Triat
Labor Day highlights in steelworkers strike at Crucible Metals
Three United Steelworkers locals vote to withhold labor at Crucible Specialty Metals over a pension and medical benefits dispute for newly hired workers. The action frames Labor Day as a lesson in union solidarity for both union and non-union workers.
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Crucible Specialty Metals
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