1898-1913: The Changing Face of America: Labor & Reform

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A more detailed examination of this topic is planned for the future. In the meantime, this small collection of images is presented.
(scroll down for several galleries)

"Bosses of the Senate," Puck, January 23, 1889

John D. Rockefeller, of Standard Oil, as Emperor, Puck, 1901

1900s Stereoview, "State Capitol, Columbus Ohio"

1900s Stereoview, "State Street North From Van Buren St., Chicago"

"A Lesson of the Last Strikes," Puck, April 30, 1899	1900s Stereoview, "Marvelous Type-Setting Machines, Sears"	1900s Stereoview, "Watchmaking at Sears Roebuck"	Eugene V. Debs on The Socialist Movement (performed by Len Spencer, 1904)	"No Molly-Coddling Here," New York Globe, 1904
The Sherman Anti-Trust Law Returns From the Dead, 1904, Minneapolis Journal	"Woodman, spare that tree; Touch not a single bough. Funds would be scarce if we Should "run amuck" –just now", Puck, May 25, 1904	"Uncle Josh Joins The Grangers" by Cal Stewart (1907)	"Walking The Plank!", unknown publication, 1908	Music lyrics: "Uprising of the Twenty Thousands" (c.1909)
"Sons & Daughters of Misery, " by William Booth, Founder, Salvation Army (c.1910)	"Address To American Indians," by President Woodrow Wilson (1913)	"Address to the Boys Progressive League" by Theodore Roosevelt (1913)	Chicago Children's Benefit League Tag, October 19, 1914	Sheet Music: "The Rebel Girl" (1915)
"Uncle Josh and the Labor Union" by Cal Stewart (1919)

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