Socialist vs Populist Debate Sparks in Minnesota Letter
Ephor. WiSMAK TRBUNE prints Cant D. Thompsons long reply on socialism. He argues the socialist program predates Omaha platform, defends Marx and Bellamy, rejects official socialist organ claim, and urges reorganization of the Populist party into a broader labor allied movement. He contrasts socialism and populism, and calls for gradual reform and public utilities under democratic control.
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Alexandria
Minn
Ephor
Wismak Trbune
Omaha
Popullate
Socialist Party
Leat
Ballamy
Socialiste
United States
Thas
Socielista
Claas
America
Isbor Union
Socialist Movement
Stroggs
Agriculturat
Elasces
Peoples Party
Popul Lete Iu
Thompson
Say
Oe CO. Taborers
Paloa
A. M. Simona
Temperance Extra: New York City Luncheon Wagons Replace Saloon
The Temperance Society of New York operates seven luncheon wagons offered at or under ten cents to tempt drinkers away from saloons. Wagons are placed near homes hosting entertainments with hosts paying for coffee and sandwiches. Two wagons stay ready to serve firemen, supplying hot coffee and meals.
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Temperance Society of
New York City
Danger of Classes in American Life Excerpt
Rev Thomas Van Ness argues in Boston Grove that wealth creates class divisions in America but differs from Europe in responsibility. He warns fashionable elites who disdain equality, urges newspapers and churches to reduce caste norms, and notes generational drift while emphasizing Declaration of Independence ideals.
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Brookline
Abe
Newport
Lenox
Manchester
England
Colorado
California
Oregon
Massachusetts
New York
Pennsylvania
United States
Europe
America
Thomas Jefferson
Ffth
Thomas van Ness
Boston Grove
Not Too Old to Work in Labor Bureau Talk
John J. Bealin of the New York free employment bureau told an Association of Officials of Bureaus of Labor Statistics gathering in Washington that placing aging workers remains largely unsolved. Employers favor youths, and gray heads are often discounted, though aged workers can be competent and eventually match younger colleagues.
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Association of Officials of Bureaus of Labor Statistics
Washington
John J. Bealin
Free Employment Bureau of New York
Yorkshire Miners appoint delegates for Brussels conference
The Yorkshire Miners association at Barnsley April meeting named four delegates to attend the International miners conference in Brussels in June and six delegates to lobby MPs in support of the miners DIN and the trades dispute bill, which he tore the house of commons this month.
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Yorkshire Miners’ Association
Barnsley
England
Brussels
House of Commons
Temperance talk at Bremen expo outlines aims
Mrs. Mary Hunt of Boston reports on the ninth session of the international alcohol congress at Bremen. Delegates from 15 nations discussed science based temperance education, with a majority favoring abstinence over moderation.
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Hunt
Boston
Mary H. Hunt
Bremen
August Forel
Congress
Berens
United States
America
Jedia
Mia Hunt
Mys
Achopia
Republic
New York
Department of Scientific Temperance Instruction
Otthers
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Carl D. Thompson
D. Thompson
Mr. T
Henry George
Thal
bin Ile
Red Ster
Bellamy
Pen Sost
Iibor
Ita
Iena
A.O Forsber
Japan Sea
Newchwang
Philadelphia
Rusia
Sint
Atchison Globe
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