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The Social Science Union in Cincinnati held its final sessions on May 24, discussing labor displacement by machinery, public lands, school health, tramps and legislation, money for the industrious poor, and cooperation in charity before adjourning sine die.
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CINCINNATI, May 24.--In the general social science union this morning, W. G. Moody, of Boston, read a paper upon the displacement of labor by improvements in machinery, and a debate on the labor question followed. Chas. Remelin, of Cincinnati, presented a paper of great length on the public lands.
The afternoon session opened with a debate on health in schools in the department of social economy. The committee appointed for that purpose made an interesting report on tramps and tramp legislation. Reports were also made on money in relation to the industrious poor, by Elizur Wright, of Boston, and on co-operation in public and private charity, by Rev. A. F. Jenks, Boston. The association then adjourned sine die.
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May 24
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The Social Science Union convened for morning and afternoon sessions, featuring papers and debates on labor displacement by machinery, public lands, school health, tramps and legislation, money for the industrious poor, and cooperation in charity, before adjourning sine die.