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Limited working hours for children in cotton mills
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The first strike for the 10-hour work-day occurred by carpenters in Boston.
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Limited working hours for all children in all textile factories
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Children employed in the silk mills in Paterson, NJ went on strike for the 11 hour day/6 day week.
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Massachusetts creates the first state child labor law where children under 15 working in factories have to attend school for at least 3 months per year.
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Mines ActWomen and girls, and boys under 13 were no longer alllowed to work in the mines
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10 hour working days for women and children in all textile factories
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Two railroad strikers were shot dead and others injured by the state militia in Portgage, New York.
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Working Men's Party proposes banning the employment of children under the age of 14
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The first National Convention of the American Federation of Labor passes a resolution calling on states to ban children under 14 from all gainful employment.
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Factory Act
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Many women lost their livesin this fire in the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory due to locked doors and no safe exit.
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Women and children were beaten by police during a textile strike in Lawrence, Massachusetts.