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"Court on Wheels" (1893)
"Pig Iron" Kelley's Letters (1926)
A Divorce Asked For. (1885)
A Revolutionary Hero's Widow Dead (1889)
Altgeld Denies It (1895)
Altgeld Has Not Answered (1896)
Amusements (1884)
Andrew Bruce, N. U. Professor of Law, Dead (1934)
Andrew Bruce, N.U. Professor of Law, Dead (1934)
Are Given Degrees (1895)
Are Seeking to Buy Up the Bonds (1895)
Asks Reform in Shopping (1903)
Asks Reform in Shopping (1903)
Attacking the Law (1894)
Attacking the Law (1894)
Body of Altgeld to Lie in State (1902)
Body of Altgeld to Lie in State (1902)
Buys in the Calumet Distillery (1897)
Call Injunction a Backward Step (1909)
Call Injunction a Backward Step (1909)
Career of John P. Altgeld (1902)
Career of John P. Altgeld (1902)
Change in Whisky Trust (1902)
Chicago National to Move (1899)
Chief Justice Magruder's Views (1893)
Child Labor Foe Dies (1932)
Child Labor Foe Dies (1932)
Civil Service Worker, Who Died Suddenly (1902)
Conditions According to Wealth (1892)
Court at New Home (1897)
Courts of Appeal (1878)
Death of John W. Ela (1902)
Death of the Trust (1895)
Densare Denounced
Dr. Wischnewetzky Unsuccessful (1892)
Elizabeth Morgan, Crusader For Labor Reform (1970)
Ex-Gov. J. P. Altgeld Dead (1902)
Eyes on the Bench (1895)
Factory Cases in the Supreme Court (1894)
Factory Inspection
Feed for the Lawyers (1887)
Feeding the Hungry
Fines in Test Case (1894)
Fines in Test Case (1894)
Fix on Judge Gary (1897)
Flaws in the Law (1895)
Flaws in the Law (1895)
Florence Kelley, Humanitarian, Dies (1932)
Forced to Run Away (1892)
Fourth Congressional (1884)
From His Standpoint (1892)
From Many Nations (1893)
Gary Denouced Under Protest (1893)
Gary Denounced Under Protest (1893)
George Kersten, Noted Criminal Judge, Dies at 80 (1934)
George Kersten, Noted Criminal Judge, Dies at 80 (1934)
Grafters and Goo Goos (2004)
Gray Hair May Put Six Judges Upon the Shelf (1915)
Greater Needs Than Fire Drills (1895)
He Tells No Secrets (1895)
Helped the Plague (1895)
Henry D. Lloyd is Dead (1903)
Henry D. Lloyd is Dead (1903)
History of the Supreme Court (1893)
History of the Supreme Court (1893)
Hit at Sweat-Shops (1894)
Hortense Hirsch, 103, a Volunteer In Health and Civic Organizations (1990)
Hortense Hirsch, 103, a Volunteer In Health and Civic Organizations (1990)
Hull House Summer School (1896)
Ickes, Ex-Secretary of Interior, Dies at 77 (1952)
In Labor's Realm (1893)
In the Sweat Shops (1894)
Is Sold On One Bid (1895)
Its Banquet Cash for the Poor (1894)
Jane Addams of Hull House is Dead (1935)
Jane Addams of Hull House Is Dead (1935)
Jane Addams to Divide Nobel Peace Award (1931)
Jane Addams to Divide Nobel Peace Award (1931)
Judge Baker Is Taken To Task (1900)
Judge Baker Is Taken To Task (1900)
Judge Kelley's Daughter Married (1884)
Judge Kelley's Will (1890)
Judge William D. Kelley's Estate (1891)
Judges Now to the Fore (1903)
Law Can't Limit a Working Day (1905)
Levy Mayer Argues Against the Law (1894)
Levy Mayer, Noted Lawyer, Found Dead (1922)
Levy Mayer, Noted Lawyer, Found Dead (1922)
Levy Mayer's Burial to Wait Return of Wife (1922)
Looking Into An Evil (1892)
Louis D. Brandeis, Retired Justice, Dies at Capital (1941)
Louis D. Brandeis, Retired Justice, Dies at Capital (1941)
M. T. Moloney Dies at Ottawa (1917)
M. T. Moloney Dies at Ottawa (1917)
Meet at Hull House (1895)
Meeting of the Woman's Club (1895)
Miss Goldmark, 73, Aided Labor Laws (1950)
Miss Goldmark, 73, Aided Labor Laws (1950)
Modern Slave Dens
More Child Labor Cases Begun
More Seats Needed (1892)
More Time to Work (1894)
Mrs. A. P. Stevens Dead. (1900)
Mrs. A. P. Stevens Dead. (1900)
Mrs. Florence Kelley Points out an Error of the Tribune (1894)
Mrs. Levy Mayer (1943)
Mrs. Levy Mayer (1943)
Music and Drama (1893)
Must have Schools (1889)
Nathaniel Sears Dies at 80; Once Appellate Judge (1934)
Never Cease Work (1893)
Not Worth Paper Written On
Obituary. (1890)
Obiturary 1 -- No Title (1913)
Obiturary 1 -- No Title (1965)
Obiturary 2 -- No Title (1913)
Offers It the School (1895)
Pintsch Gas for South Side Cars (1895)
Plans to Swoop on Glass Plants (1904)
Plans to Swoop on Glass Plants (1904)
Preventive Work for Children
Preventive Work for Children
Resigns in a Body (1892)
Ruskin's Message to the Century (1894)
Says He Is Unfit (1895)
Says Industrialism is Driving Nation Insane (1913)
Says Industrialism Is Driving Nation Insane (1913)
Says the Laws (1893)
Should Follow ???
Sons of Revolution Meet (1900)
Strange Material Used in Making "Store Pies." (1913)
Strange Material Used in Making "Store Pies." (1913)
Successor to the Whisky Trust (1895)
Sweat Shops Should...??? (1895)
System An Iniquity
Taft Before Society of Artists (1894)
Tattlings of a Retired Politician (1903)
Tax Boards at Issue (1899)
The "New Conscience" (1888)
The Other Side (1924)
The Other Side (1924)
The Shooting of Judge Kelley's Son (1877)
The Theatres (1887)
Theodore Dreiser Dies at Age of 74 (1945)
To Adopt a Reorganization Plan (1895)
To Save the Child (1895)
To Sell the Assets (1895)
To Stop Child Labor (1895)
Trust Gets a Blow (1893)
W. D. Kelley is Dead (1890)
Wanderer No More (1897)
Want Women in Legislature (1912)
Want Women in Legislature (1912)
Whisky Trust Denies it All (1893)
Why Filth Abounds (1892)
Will Altgeld Please Explain? (1896)
Will Not Affect the New York Law (1895)
Women Against Eight-Hour Law (1894)
Women Declare War (1892)
Women Factory Inspectors (1893)
Women Factory Inspectors (1893)
Women's rights--the revolution that failed (1969)
Women's rights--the revolution that failed (1969)
Would Smash a Law (1894)