Better Late Than Never In Honest Labor And Fair Play
A sentimental piece exhorts steady honest effort over bragging, stating it is better to be late than never and to deal fairly with others. It pairs this with a Central Market vignette about a boy who quits his job for a higher wage, only to be fired and replaced, illustrating consequences of overreaching in labor disputes.
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Dad
Capital
Detroit Free Press
Southern Uplift and War's Aftermath Across Nations
A South centered reflection extols plantation era virtues while lamenting postwar upheaval. The piece notes wealth concentration, poverty among many, and a reformist critique of society’s shifts. Also reports Sitting Bull's Sioux near Wood Mountain, robbery by a Sioux war party, a strike at Western and Atlantic Railroad, and a quip about an artesian well in Charleston.
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Inbor
Union
Augusta
Fipeviry Rewanpep
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Lenn
Brown
Roa
Tiese
Theo's Experiment Prompts Love After Lisle's Reverses
Mrs Lisle's poverty drives daughter Theo to plan a life with music at a sociable, while Clifford Marsden returns from Europe. Misunderstandings and withheld letters strain their bond until an interview clears the air and they vow marriage.
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Mr. Lisle
Pittaneco
Mrs. Lisle
Lisle
Theo
Ama
Lacey
Clara
Clifford Marsden
Sue Dinsmore
Mamie
Livingstone
Alice Durant
Miss Lisle
Europe
Allie Durant
Sue
Leeson Sune
Allie
Minturn Durant
Chang
Clifford
Ohio Democrats reject labor plank amid national unrest
The Ohio Democratic Convention avoided endorsing a labor plank that might appear to support lawless unrest. The platform denounces Republican policies as destructive to industry and labor while citing alleged financial abuses, carpetbagger schemes, and moral decline. It argues wages and prosperity fell due to GOP laws and wartime mismanagement.
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Ohio Democratic Convention
Ohio
Republican Party
Custom
Internal Revenue
South
United States
United States Supreme Court
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Gurean
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