The Dubuque Daily Herald Sunday November 6, 1887 What the Knights Should Consider. Because the Herald does not believe that the best interests of the people of Dubuque and their city will not only not be benefited by the supremacy of a little coterie of a few men who call themselves the Union Labor party […]
The Dubuque Daily Herald Sunday November 6, 1887 Indictment of the Labor Party. The Labor party asks the people of Dubuque to put them in control of the county. Last spring they asked the people of the city to do this in the city, and it was done, every candidate on their ticket was […]
The Dubuque Daily Herald Saturday November 5, 1887 The Union Labor Party’s “Reform” Police. By their city record must the fitness of the Union Labor party be judged for the county offices. Among the “reforms” which this new party have made in the city was the discharging of the old police force last spring, […]
The Dubuque Daily Herald Saturday November 5, 1887 The Union Labor Party and City Finances. The Union Labor party are asking the people of Dubuque to give them control of the affairs of this county, to out into their hands the offices, the control of county legislation, and the management of the county finances […]
The Dubuque Daily Herald Thursday November 3, 1887 The Union Labor Party’s Record with City Finances. The Union Labor party that carried the city last spring was then untried and scoured success by crying reform, reduce taxation, reduce expenses, reduce the debt and so on. The same party is now trying to gain control […]
The Dubuque Daily Herald Wednesday November 2, 1887 MAYOR VOELKER Will Please Rise and Explain. The “Industrial Leader Extra” of a few days since, tons of which have been sent over the county, states that the county funds during the past ten years have “been squandered in paying extravagant salaries and in purchasing supplies […]
The Dubuque Daily Herald Wednesday November 2, 1887 JOHN STAFFORD. Tell Us How it Comes. Recorder Stafford assumes to be the city council, and rushes into print to say that the city appointments are not conferred on Knights of Labor. Will he also tell an anxious public how it comes that this Knights of […]
The Dubuque Daily Herald Thursday August 18, 1887 ONE TO MANY . Vociferous Complaints That Too Many Knights of Labor Hold Office Now. Last evening the office was filled at different times with complaining individuals, both male and female, who were not at all mild in their denunciation of the present park custodian and […]