News from 12/09/1891
1891; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
William Saunders, Prof. F. Harold Williams, Ogilvie Mitchell, Ernest E. Williams, John Wheelwright, J. Read, Robert Prior, S. W. Foss,
ResumoDisplay ads: Dr. Carter Moffat's, Look at This!, Electricity in Failing Health, Multiple Display Advertisements. Frontmatter: The Workerscry, The Workers Cry. News: The Southampton Naval Works Were Closed on Monday Morning, and Unless They Open Again Shortly Several Hundred Men Will Be Thrown out of Employment, The Eight Hours Day, Labor Diary, National Union of Warehouse Assistants Notes by "Advance", Dr. Branthwaite, the Superintendent of the Dalrymple Home, Rickmansworth, Furnished the Government Inspector with a Report of That Establishment, Which Gives in Detail Many Particulars of Interest, Grave Reflections, A Carmans' Appeal, Waking Sunderland Up, Early Intelligence, Scotch Notes, They Won't Work with Blacklegs, A Cute Child, It Appears That the Weather, Which Is Likely to Spoil the Harvest, Has Already Greatly Sent up the Price of Hops, and Bids Fair to Ruin the Crops of That Commodity, Prohibition and Temperance Notes, The Proposed Federation of Temperance Democrats, (Salt) Peter Edlin, Coal Trimmers' Demonstration, A Remedy Suggested, Bricklayers Organising, Gilders Win, There Are Seven Inebriates' Homes in England Established under the Provisions of the Inebriates Acts of 1879 and 1888, a Number Totally Inadequate to Touch Even the Fringe of the Drink Evil, Though Seemingly Sufficient for the Number of Persons Who, in the Present Permissive State of the Law, Are Willing to Avail Themselves of Treatment, Looking Backward, The Modern Industrial System of Wage-Slavery Makes It Harder for a Man to Earn a Living Honestly than to Exist by Vice and Dishonesty, The Leader and Workers' Advocate Has Engaged the Ablest Pens and the Biggest Brains in the Literary Market, Making His "Sister" Useful, Labor Bureaus in America, Shop Assistants, A Strike Is Threatened at Shire Oak Colliery, Notts, Tottenham District Labor Council, Wednesday at the Trade Union Congress Was Almost Wholly Taken up by the Eight Hours Question, Work Getting Short, The Allotment Fallacy, Labor in Parliament, Religion and Labor, So Do Brickmakers, Partridges and Princes, The Labor Army Glasgow (Central), Municipal Co-Operation in America City Ownership of Waterworks Costs Taxpayers One-Third Less than Private Ownership, In the Leader and Workers' Advocate You Will Not Find Any Truckling to the Convenience of Political Bummers and Wirepullers, nor Any Want of Plain Speaking about Land and Other Thieves of All Parties, Correspondence, Seven and Sixpence A-Week or Gaol, An Unlucky Man His Greatest Pain Was Wondering What Would Happen Next, Women in Politics New Zealand Leads the Way, The Leader and Workers' Advocate Will Be the Workers' Paper, Such Is Justice!, The Chelsea Shop Assistants Are Proving Themselves to Be Good Men (and Women) and True, The Homes of the People, Multiple News Items, Next Year!!!, Methods for Improving the Condition of the Poor A Paper Read by Frank Smith at the Christian Conference Held at Sion College, London, Answering an Innocent Question, The Leader and Workers' Advocate Is Not Going in for Long, Dull Reports, The Speech of Ezra Bean, The Erection of Motherwell Town Hall Cost £6,000 but a Few Years Ago, The Leader and Workers' Advocate Will Be Serious and Humorous by Turn, The Temperance Caterer Gives an Engraving of Mr. W. Stubbs's New Temperance Hotel and Boarding Establishment at Southend-On-Sea, Together with a Description Both of the Place and the House, Civilisation, Dockers Still Going Ahead, Now Contrast with All These Accounts of English Village Life a Note Which Has Just Reached Us from Switzerland, Duped by Emigration Agents, The Hurry Scurry of Life, The Leader and Workers' Advocate Will Go into the Fight Absolutely Bald-Headed. There Will Be No Conventionality about the Paper, London Domestic Servants, At Liverpool a Publican Has Been Heavily Fined and Several Police Officers Have Been Suspended or Dismissed for Offences against the Licensing Laws in Which All Were Concerned, To-Day I Lay down My Robes, The World of Labor Echoes of the Struggle from Far and Near. Poem, verse: A Martyr, Distracted, The Modern Young Lady. Business: A Meeting of Delegates from the Various Trade Organisations Has Been Held at Widnes, at Which It Was Unanimously Resolved to Form a Trades Council for the Town, and a Sub-Committee Was Appointed to Consider the Rules of Similar Councils and Draw up a Code of Rules and Regulations, Proceedings in Congress, South Lancashire and Cheshire Notes Warrington. Editorial: The Carpenters and the Congress, County Councillors Act the Flunkey, The New Paper, Merry (?) England. Classified ads: An Offer Every Worker Should Accept, The Leader and Workers' Advocate, Abstainer Required, with Knowledge of Temperance Societies' Work; One Who Is Disengaged or Has a Fair Amount of Time at His Disposal; Evening Preferred; Only Those with Good References Need Apply, Multiple Classified Advertisements, Central Division, St. Pancras Labor Army. Fiction, drama: Christopher Next, the Haggite A Radical Romance, A Novel Christmas Sermon, Book IV.—Chapter I A Perplexed Crew. Letter to the editor: Land Nationalisation and Capital To the Editor, "The Land for the People" To the Editor, Slaves of the Bar To the Editor, His Word Should Be Believed To the Editor.
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