Word: trades
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...employers who deny an audience to any of their employees. When an employer deals with individual labor he is dealing directly with his employees, but when he treats with organized labor he is treating with a third party. An employer is naturally unwilling to discuss questions concerning his own trade with the representatives of totally different trades. In 1877, during the great railroad strikes, it was proved that the more the railway managers recognized the labor organizations, the greater the strikes became, until at last they were forced to have nothing to do with these associations. The demand of labor...
...Annexation is unnecessary. - (a) Present treaty secures all rights: Nation, above. - (b) Annexation would not alter trade relations. - (c) No danger of foreign control. - (1) England does not want Hawaii. - (2) Hawaiian sympathies are with the U. S. - (d) We do not need Hawaii as a stronghold...
...NEWMAN and J. C. ROWE.Best general references: Boston Herald, Dec. 5, 11, 12, et seq; N. Y. Tribune, Dec. 5, 11, 12; Nation LIX, 417 (Dec. 6, 1894) 435 (Dec. 13, 1894); F. A. Walker, Money, Trade and Industry, 222-226; Speech of J. H. Walker in Cong. Record, 1893-94, pp. 6867-6888 (June 7, 1894); Chairman Springer's speech in Cong. Record, 1894-95, pp. 400-408 (Dec. 18, 1894); Cong. Record, 1894-95, passim; Harper's Weekly, XXXVIII...
...opposed to progress. - (a) Workingmen should not be treated as children: Nation LIX, 376 (Nov. 22, 1894.) - (b) Checks the growth of Trade Unions: Am. Fed. of Labor in Pub. Opin. XVIII, 863 (Dec. 6, 1894). - (c) Is opposed by Gompers and other labor leaders: Pub. Opin...
WANTED.- Some senior to buy $26.00 worth of florist trade at 15 per cent discount. Address, Business Manager, CRIMSON office...