Documents of the Senate of the State of New YorkE. Croswell, 1896 - New York (State) |
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... Trade and Manufactures . Mr. Cole , of Onondaga ; Wilson , of Kings ; Schmidt , of Montgomery ; Gorham , of Otsego ; Peevers , of Erie ; Mr. Livingston , of Kings ; Harrison , of Steuben ; Hart , of New York ; Leonard , of New York ...
... Trade and Manufactures . Mr. Cole , of Onondaga ; Wilson , of Kings ; Schmidt , of Montgomery ; Gorham , of Otsego ; Peevers , of Erie ; Mr. Livingston , of Kings ; Harrison , of Steuben ; Hart , of New York ; Leonard , of New York ...
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... trade ordered suc- cessively in different workshops , the total number of strikes being about the same as during the preceding year . Eighty of these strikes or lockouts lasted less than twenty - four hours , while nearly two hundred ...
... trade ordered suc- cessively in different workshops , the total number of strikes being about the same as during the preceding year . Eighty of these strikes or lockouts lasted less than twenty - four hours , while nearly two hundred ...
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... trades strikes , each involving several trades , 63 ; of which number 53 were in New York city , 5 in Buffalo , 3 in Brook- lyn , 1 in New York and Brooklyn , and 1 in Yonkers . Building trades strikes involving a single trade , and in ...
... trades strikes , each involving several trades , 63 ; of which number 53 were in New York city , 5 in Buffalo , 3 in Brook- lyn , 1 in New York and Brooklyn , and 1 in Yonkers . Building trades strikes involving a single trade , and in ...
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... trades and occupations were involved is 417 , divided as follows : Axle makers . Bakers . Bottlers .... Brassworkers . Brickmakers .. Building trades . Button makers . • Buttonhole makers . Cap makers . . . . Carpet workers .. Cement ...
... trades and occupations were involved is 417 , divided as follows : Axle makers . Bakers . Bottlers .... Brassworkers . Brickmakers .. Building trades . Button makers . • Buttonhole makers . Cap makers . . . . Carpet workers .. Cement ...
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... trade with Mr. Hargrave ; he told my little girl that he felt hurt when he saw his name in the paper . Commissioner Robertson . There was no such committee came to you as stated in the paper ? Mr. Naylor . No , there was not ; and we ...
... trade with Mr. Hargrave ; he told my little girl that he felt hurt when he saw his name in the paper . Commissioner Robertson . There was no such committee came to you as stated in the paper ? Mr. Naylor . No , there was not ; and we ...
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