Reform Labor Legislation Criticized By Miss Macfayden
Miss Macfayden argues Southern states suffer under industrial feudalism as child labor runs rampant in mills. She cites 20,000 under fourteen employed in textiles with 8,000 between six and twelve, detailing brutal hours 6 p m to 6 a m and severe physical and moral effects on children in Columbia and Huntsville.
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Fragmentary Court Comment on Child Labor Wages
Fragmented OCR notes discuss child labor and wages with phrases about keeping wages low. Mentions a law to restrict under twelve in factories and economic pressure to force remedies, though the text is incomplete.
American worker gains share in profits, seeks eight hour day
Passage quotes Hon. George W. Gromer defends workers rights and cooperative gains. He argues Americans should win a fair portion of profits, secure eight hour days, and provide for families with a home, peace, and financial security in old age.
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George W. Gromer
House of Representatives
Beveridge Speech Cites Conservatism and Unity in 1907
A fragment from Senator Albert J. Beveridge’s Chicago address on conservatism argues against absolutism of capital and labor, urges ending unreasoned rhetoric, and calls for tariff reform and national unity under Washington’s ideals. Representative A Brick.
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Albert J. Beveridge
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Indiana Labor Reforms Highlighted From 1894 Onward
The document surveys labor laws enacted since 1894, praising Indiana for imposing factory inspections, wage guidelines on public works, mine safety, and child labor restrictions. It notes the rise of state labor commissions and acts regulating telegraph and railway safety, mortgage exemptions, and fire escapes, framing these as advantages for wage earners amid broader Republican era reforms.
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Government Durbin's La Bor Day Proclamation
The document proclaims September 1, 1902 as a national day of observance and urges full participation by all classes and employees. It notes compliance with legislative action and designates the day to promote enjoyment and the interests of those identified, inviting broader attendance and engagement.
Public and Private Sector Toward Economic Balance
Fragmented OCR text discusses suspending public services, practical factory closures, and employer responsibilities to workers. Mentions rights of capital and labor, development, and state interests in prosperity. Notes ambiguous references to employment and national wealth.
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