Letter, 1889 Jun. 28, Pontiac [Mich.] to Joseph A. Labadie [Detroit]

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Letter, 1889 Jun. 28, Pontiac [Mich.] to Joseph A. Labadie [Detroit]

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Tells of his ill health and family situation and proposes that laborers should unite in demanding a cooperative partnership with capital.

[4] p. on 1 l. Holograph signed.

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