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Newspaper

Weiser Signal

Location

Weiser, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1894

Page

4

Redress for labor arraignment of railroads and Pullman

The United States government report on the great railway strike relates to the Palmer trouble and cites findings by Federal Labor Commissioner Carroll D Wright and investigators John D Kernan and N B Worthington. It covers the Managers' Association, the American Railway Union, and wage schedules, with the capitalization of 24 represented railroads totaling over two billion dollars and a workforce of about 22,000. The report discusses the formation of a unified wage plan, the role of the Chicago meetings, and the aims to standardize pay across lines amid labor disputes and anti-union actions.

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Pullman System and Labor Clash Over Town and Trade

A detailed report analyzes the Pullman Palace Car Company growth and its town Pullman, noting high profits, large capital, and a paid up capital of 36 10 00. It describes worker dissatisfaction with rent, wages, and company control, and discusses the labor unions, arbitration, and a proposed federal railway commission to regulate wages, rents, and disputes while preserving corporate rights.

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Association Severely Censured for Action Against Railways

The Association is condemned as overreaching its chartered powers by attempting to fix rates and wages and to oppose strikers. Authorities state corporations may not form or empower such actions without explicit state authority. The piece warns such power could lead to eventual government ownership and loss of public control.

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Government accountability and labor rights debate rises

The report argues impartial observers blame both the people and the government for failing to curb monopolies and protect labor. It urges conciliation over conflict and questions why capital and labor persist in destructive battles when arbitration could settle differences.

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Pullman Wage Fight Sparks Tenant and Labor Debate

The Pilham Company defends wage cuts as a business move while tenants face rent pressures and worker unrest. Managers cite cost concerns after September 1 1893, with strike actions beginning May 11 and 300 strikers positioned around the Pullman site as soldiers arrived on July 4.

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Strikes and Federal Action Highlight Chicago Report

A Chicago dispatch notes that violence was avoided at Pullman and that police and militia protection sufficed until July. It covers troop deployment, police sympathy with strikers, and a warning about a dangerous precedent of railroad framed federal enforcement.

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Bid for New Bonds Floods U S With Gold Bids

Washington nov the treasury department issued blank forms for bids on the new 3 per cent loan bidder pay 20 percent in gold certs immediately upon notice of acceptance several major bidders include drexyl mungan united states trust company and others while some bids were rejected and others faced complaints the government expects to receive many offers and ensure fair terms

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Mob Fatality Event Strikes White Women in Kansas

At about 1am in Whison Kan on November 16 a Black intruder entered the homes of four white women within a two block area and assaulted them. The victims named are Michael Cain, Mian Finan Gain, Mew Crosman and Mrs Bergamin Posten. Authorities search for the assailant as the community reels from the violent incident.

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