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The Labor Argus in Charleston, West Virginia

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Newspaper

The Labor Argus

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1906

Page

15

Samuel Gompers Portrait by POG Moran

A vivid pen portrait of Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, portraying him as a dynamic, aggressive yet soft bishoplike figure. The piece emphasizes his demand for eight hours, hard work with honest gain, and his powerful oratory that motivates labor across North America.

Samuel Gompers Pog. Moran Gompers P Dent American Federation of Labor North America

Labor Day Reverie on Worker's Rise and Riches

A verbose Labor Day meditation contrasts workers marching in the city with bosses who hoard profits. It argues that labor's emancipation proves workers are central to national progress, while capital clings to wealth and libraries while denying living wages. The piece lampoons wealth and celebrates toil as the true engine of society.

Ami Earl Jody Dres Miss Ma Labor Day T Dannens Antater Athletic Stithwart Poe Sid Ramsele Patel Yen

Labor No Bar to Refinement and Moral Progress

Fragmented OCR discusses refinement, domestic virtue, and the belief that labor does not bar refinement. It argues that men should pursue development and virtue, embracing gentle, domestic values while maintaining dignity and refinement in society. The text reflects older moral rhetoric about gender roles and propriety.

Fragmented poem and union critique in ragged text

A disjointed OCR fragment laments a poor performer in union ranks while praising duty, harmony, and progress. It references labor and national leadership themes, though key names and specifics are unreadable and the passage lacks coherent context or clear events.

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