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The manual of reference of the textile workers of America (1896)

Cahill, Thomas P., 1862- [from old catalog] · [Lawrence, Mass.] · leaf 11

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nce and Austria. We are deeply indebted to E.J. Holmesof Accrington, England, Sec. of North East Lancashire, Amalgamation of Cotton Weavers,and Mr. William Brooks of Huddersfield, Yorkshire, England, for information bearing uponEuropean wages. To those gentlemen and all others who by information… … :*• ;•;:•;•*::••:;;•;♦:•■:.;• ;»;.--;i:-;»;. :• ••-;•:•••• • ;••.• •. .•;.••. • .:•. •;.•. •;••.•• FOR WEAVING Woolens, Worsteds,Carpets, Rugs,Duck, Wire Cloth,Etc., Etc FOR WEAVING Ginghams, Silks, Ribbons, Cottons,Suspenders, Tapes,Etc., Etc. USK THK IvATKST ARD BEST. BUILT BY I 10 GREEN STREET,…

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