THE SHEFFIELD TROUBLE AND POLITICS IN 1888
A Warren County editorial condemns large capital influence and exposes Knights of Labor aims for education and solidarity, while criticizing strikes and oppression. It discusses tariff battles in the Senate, census wage comparisons, wool and protection debates, and local business notices amid a Sheffield labor context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Order of the Knights of Labor
General Assembly
Order
Knights of Labor
Rankin
Horton, Crary & Co
Senate
Warren County
Ledger
Warren
Free Trade Ledger
Warren Mirror
Jamestown Call
Call
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the Ledger
Reed Bros
S. D
REED
Arren, PA
United Democracy
Phila. Herald
Congress
Mail
Republican Party
Shefield
Republican State Committee of
Wisconsin
John Jarrett
Harrison
Tur
Democratic Party
Republican Senate
Thurman
Harrisburg
Harrison Veteran Club
Cavin Wells
Pittsburg
Iron Company
Philadelphia
Press
Pittburgh Dispatch
Hortons
Knights of
Braystreets
Uruguay
L. G. Noyes
Johnson & SieGrien
E. P. Burrerrizy
Syracuse
N.Y
New York
A. M.S. Warren Ledger
Prortes Co-Orgranive Sronz
Lim
Hotel de Ville
Second
Henry
A. Guertin
Suar
Jonsson & Sigerriep
Jacob Keller
Keller
Patterson’s
Johnn McCain
Darlington
Ind
LG. Noyes
Democratic National Headquarters
Wendlebee’s
Dr. King
Merck
E. Brainbridge
Inday
Atty Clay Co
Texas
Wilcoxson
iHorse Cave
Bie
Merek Drug Store
Executrix
Wm. G. Shutt
Pittsfield
Convetta F. Suvutt
East India
W. A. Neves
Power's
Pennsylvania
van “Orrs Alsam
Barton & Urk
Pliins
Geo &, Davis
Liberty and
Second Streets
Merck Drug Store
Mary A. Kirstetter
L. Kinsterres
John Hepburn
Liberty Street
Third
East Streets
RS. Reverdy B
Richard B. Stewart
Physicians and Surgeons
Third Street
Reverdy B. Stewart
Davis’ Drug Store
W. Freeman
Hazeltine
Tarrant
Seltzer
Apemient
Tarrant & Co
Hunter
Jarvis
Canton
Charlies
Oregon Indian Medicine Company
Oregon Charlie