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New York typographical union no. 6 : study of a modern trade union and its predecessors (1913)

Stevens, G. A. (George A.) · Albany, N.Y. : J. B. Lyon company, state printers · leaf 684

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granite six feet high,the whole resting on a granite base ten feet long and eight feetwide. The name Horace Greeley, in raised bronze letters, isattached to the stone at the front, while on the east side ofthe pedestal is this inscription, also in bronze letters in relief: This statue of the first… … Statue of Horace Greeley, Erected by Union Printers in Grcclcy Square, New York City. UNION PRINTERS WHO ATTAINED DISTINCTION. 633 No. 6 on April 3, 1892, passed a resolution recommending to theDepartment of Public Parks that it approve the site for the statueat the Seventy-second street entrance…

International Typographical Union. Union No. 6 (New York, N.Y.) · Printing · Printing -- New York (State) New York History

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