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ITEM — Multiple Containers Identifier: MS Am 2245, (1054)

Immigration Restriction League. Scrapbook, 1896-1898., 1896-1898.

Dates

  • Creation: 1896-1898.

Conditions Governing Access

There are no restrictions on physical access to this material.

Extent

2 Volumes

Physical Location

MS [Shelved with v.1 (1110)]

General note

This series consists of one bound volume and one folder of loose sheets (removed from the volume), forming a scrapbook containing correspondence, clippings, and resolutions signed by outside organizations favoring immigration restriction.

An index to the scrapbook follows, pages were numbered in this repository.

Correspondence includes:

  1. American Agent's Association, p. 29.
  2. American Federation of Labor (Frank Morrison, secy.), p. 30.
  3. American Federation of Labor. Executive Council, letter with enclosure of letter from them to U.S. Congress, p. 55
  4. American Federation of Labor, Union 6913, p. 33
  5. American Federation of Labor, Union 6724, p. 34
  6. American Federation of Labor, Woman's Federal Labor Union 2703 (Mrs. Morgan, secy), p. 48
  7. Blacksmith's Helper Union 6931 (Michael Walsh, secy.), p.32
  8. Boston Chamber of Commerce (Elwin G. Preston, secy.), letter and resolution p. 8
  9. Brigham?, J? H., p. 9
  10. Brotherhood of Boiler Makers and Iron Ship Builders of America, (William . J. Gilthorpe, secy.), p. 46
  11. Central Trade and Labor Council, (J. A. Bauer? secy.) p. 50, 56
  12. Clothing Cutters and Trimmers Union (Thomas F. Gallagher, clerk), p. 7
  13. Collins, J.B., p. 90
  14. Co-operative Trades and Labor Council, p. 36
  15. Crowley, Jas. G. (Bridge & Structural Iron Workers' Union #1), p. 25
  16. Devers?, Sewell, p. 89
  17. Emery, S. M., p. 11
  18. Florida Agriculture Dept. (W. H? Allen), p. 14
  19. Granite Cutters National Union, Quincy Branch (James M. Adam, secy.), p. 43
  20. Gregg, O. L., (Minnesota State Farmers Institute), p. 49
  21. Idaho Immigration Association (John M. Haines, secy.), p. 84
  22. International Brotherhood of Bookbinders Local Union 16 (J. H. Harrington, secy.), p. 5
  23. Jordan, W. B. (P.H. Kelly Mercantile Co.), p. 83
  24. Journeymen Tailor's Union of America (John B. Lennon, secy.), p. 28.
  25. Kidd, Thomas I.(Amalgamate Wood Workers), p. 109
  26. Levy?, W? T., p. 40
  27. McCartny? John F., p. 12
  28. McGinnis, D. R. (Northwestern Immigration Association), p. 85
  29. Mills, James H. (Commissioner, Montana Bureau of Agriculture , Labor and Industry), p. 81
  30. Minnesota's Sixth District Immigration Association (C. L. Goodell), p. 76, 78
  31. Napieralski, S. J. (The Polish Weekly), p. 120
  32. Narregang, S. W. (South Dakota Immigration Association), p. 80, 87, letter to James H. Kile, senator of South Dakota p. 88, 91, 93
  33. National Brotherhood of Electrical Workers of America, p. 47
  34. New York State Factory Inspector's Office (Daniel O'Leary), letter and Resolution, p. 35
  35. Richardson, C. E. (Duluth, Minnesota, City Clerk's Office), p. 19
  36. Schurmeier, Theodore L. (Northwestern Immigration Association), p. 86
  37. Seattle Chamber of Commerce (Ernest E. Ling, secy.), p. 92
  38. Smith, Robert? B., p. 42
  39. Thornson, Thomas ( South Dakota Secretary of State), p. 82
  40. United Garment Workers of America Local 136 (E.A. Carpenter, secy.), p. 51
  41. Weil?, H., p. 31, 32.
  42. White, Henry, (United Garment Works of America), p. 38
  43. Wombuell?, L. B. (Florida Agricultural Dept. Commissioner's Office, ), p. 13
  44. Wood, Edwin J. (Core Makers' International Union), p. 27

Other materials:

  1. Unidentified telegrams, p. 99
  2. Immigration Restriction League - List of Senators Supporting Lodge Bill, 1896, p. 98
  3. Immigration Restriction League - List: "[News]Papers Opposed to Restriction," p. 115

Resolutions:

  1. American Anti-Semitic Association, p. 121
  2. Atlantic Coast Seamen's Union, p. 4
  3. Boston Chamber of Commerce (Elwin G. Preston, secy.), letter and resolution p. 8
  4. Minnesota. City of Duluth. Clerk's Office, p. 10
  5. Clothing Cutters and Trimmers Union, p. 6, p. 37
  6. Florida Agriculture Dept. (W. H? Allen), p. 14
  7. Hoisting Engineers' Association of Chicago (? O'Nail, secy.), p. 18
  8. International Brotherhood of Bookbinders Local Union 16, p. 4
  9. Knights of Labor. General Assembly ( T. A. Carroll), p. 45
  10. New York State Factory Inspector's Office (Daniel O'Leary), letter and resolution), p. 35
  11. Screw Maker's Union No. 6585 (James Long, secy.), p. 39
  12. Sixth Congressional Immigration Convention (Chas. Goodell), p. 78

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