Rights of Union Men and the American Labor Struggle
A long editorial argues that labor organizations arise from modern industry and are essential for workers. It compares unionists to patriots, condemns violence but defends organized action to secure justice, and cites Lincoln and Rev. Kent on labor rights and the necessity of collective power against capital.
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Warren Mirror
Christ
Saul of
Tarsus
Abraham Lincoln
W. BR. Ellis
Indiana
Republic
Congress
Lincoln
Robert T. Ely
Thorold Rogere
England
Masonic Order
Odd Fellows
United American Mechanics
Knights of Pythias
Farmers’ Alliance
Patrons of Husbandry
Bar Association
Warren County Student Society
Dental Associations
Christian Church
Alex. Kent
Washington
Church
United States
South
Pinkerton
Lawa
Pinkertons
Pittsburgh
Theatier
Rev. Kent
Democratic Party
Letter Accepts Democratic Congressional Nomination in 1892
Franxkuix Pa Aug 24 1892 Thomas D Nash Chairman of Notification Committee for the Twenty seventh Congressional District of Pennsylvania accepts the nomination for representative in Congress from the Democratic Party. He argues taxation reform and labor rights within the party platform, contrasting with protectionist critics and urging gradual reform.
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Franxkuix
Thomas D. Nash
Twenty-seventh
Pennsylvania
Democratic Party
Congress
Drowning Alert Near Youngsville Pa Leaves Family in Sorrow
Vera Kinnear, four, son of D W Kinnear of this borough, is missing after vanishing Saturday afternoon while playing with children. His hat was found in the creek and authorities have dragged the water and searched the woods without success as of now.
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Youngsville
Vera Kinnear
D. W Kinnear
Cordelia Woodard dies at 45 in Youngsville Pa
Cordelia Woodard wife of Darwin Woodard aged 45 died Monday evening in Youngsville Pa. Funeral was held Wednesday at 2 oclock with Rev Darling and the Patrons of Husbandry in charge. Brokenstraw Grange adopted resolutions praising her character and mourning the loss. They vow to drape their charter for 30 days and print the resolutions in a county paper with a copy to the family. By order of Com Mrs Ann Srogins Mrs Lizz Davis Annis Hipparp. Cholera in New York and immigration suspension discussed in Washington. Pittsburg Synod 60th convention adjourns after a week. A new constitution adopted and thanks extended to Pastor Trabert and Warren church. A challenge issued to P M’s to play a friendly game against Warren B B C.
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Pittsburg
Trabert
Warren Church
A Problem Solved Ways to elect a leader in WCTU meetings
A historical column quotes Elizabeth F. Thayer and Medora Drew on selecting a strong leader for WCTU unions. It urges a spiritual, vocal, decisive president with parliamentary knowledge, assigns concrete tasks to each member, and suggests engaging activities, a ribbon reminder, and structured meetings to boost interest and unity. The piece ends with a note about a printing error and credits.
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National
Elizabeth F. Thayer
Medora Drew
Ben
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J. D. Hancock
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Demton Hancocn
the Planters
Library Theatre
Library Theare
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New York Amusement Syndicate
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Josephine Arnot
Elsia Gladys
Eloige la Merrie
George Larsen
Harry Colton
Horace Ewing
Frank Clayton
Metropolitan Repute
Venus
Adonis
Ann Srogins
Lizz Davis
Mars
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New York
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W.C.T. U
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