The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-11-22

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BRooKLYN, Nov. 10, 3.-Can anyone
! give me any information Of Adam Spier. As
his brother, William Spier, wishes to hear Of
him Address JAS. WILLMoTT,
Cor. Sec. No 81, $50 Atlantic ay.
NEwBuKG. Nov. Q, 73-Eugene Terwilli
ger is Recording Secretary in place OF A.
>Imun We voted in favor Of the constitu
l ton whole Benjamin Myers was ex-
/ PEELED for non payment Of dues and fined SD
7 We Viii meet hereafter II Turner Hall. No
~ Front street. GEn. h. CoLDEN,
Cor See Union No 1871. box 50
I Naw YORK. oct. II, 1873 Secretaries Or
others under whose jurisdiction Seegtried
Grernherger Is working will please inform him
thai by forwarding his address to me he will
hear matters OF Importance.
f. S,QUI, Cor Seq
IN Columbia st, y. Y. city.
H,KrFoRD, Oct 81, 10. Matt " Becbe
wishes to become a member Of tins union.
He claims to have served his time under this
jurisdiction. Unions having charges will
prefer them within thirty days,
4 TANNING, Cor Sec
Union No ~.
Ct>u>NAn. Nov 3. 10 Tramp take
notice No Jobs open, books closed and
member, not disposed % raise stake tor
them. r. SHAFFEE, Cor Sec
Union No. A. box 2S3g
EiYgIA. %, Nov 9. % Cgarmakcrs viii
do well bv steering clear of this place. as
there are ~ Jobs ana no money in the treas
ury would also like 10 inform the Score
tsry ID La Porte Union that have received
no receipt for the Endorsement which / sent
October 10. t. the credit u Andrew Messcr
for -, also from tle Secretary Of Hartford
T. mon, 10 the credit Of Thee Meyer. for 81 80
viii send uo more money until receive re-
cripts ORC MAgTIN, Cor Sec
Cnlon No 1872, loX ia
ENA~svILLE. Ind. NoA. ). - Atal+g-
ular meeting Of 4 VI L 10 a the following
preamble and resolutions were adopted
WHEREAS. II has pleased Almighty God
to call from our midst So une Np~ctetlv ~ the
hand uf death our friend aud fellow member.
jacob Bohch, one who has endvAryd himself
ny his uniform kindness OF heart; therefore
br il
Resolved That We tender our moss I'm
ceiv sympathy to the family u our deceased
brother Jacob Rnlieh and remind them that
however severe the blow that it cometh from
HIM thar dueth all things We'll
Resolved, That ia tn death o. our broth
~. Jacob BIlich our uAIul ha, lost a ..,at
member and firm supporter u eur principles
i,-s,lvrd. That Oar tAartr ~ t.sle1 III
mlutuug tur th, space II thlrty days ia fs
,pect W the memory Of QUA departv brother
Tres dyed, 1hst copy Vt these resaiu laus
To-. presented 70 the family 81 IA, j.,-lsrl.
auI l-u published in the NoEAl.rpt>
AUv,AIs gur otiirial organ
= LEVY.
VI SANUEL, COMMITTEE
" FlIEGgR,
El,nA. a.. nov d. - At rrguIa
month";, meeting Of Elyna mon 80 1872
thr usA International Constitution ana the
-ndpw nleut clause con the death Of a member
wa~ uusu,n5usl, adopted
Orro NAKriN, Cor Sec
Union NJ 1872.
F4il RIVER. Nov. 9. 70 The following
aie the officers OF e. VI I No 5. of Fan Ri,
er Oscar Nattelline. President; A. n Dow
ury, Wee President; WIN. II Porter Recor-
ding. Corresponding ana Financial :, cretar,
AlpnLo reckham Treasurer
WV. H. Potter,
Dor Sec mon No Is
EBIg Pa, Noy. 10. % Frank Lauten-
bach Vas male application III become mem
l-rof tins union. He formerly belonged t.
ANTON 80 g., Of rovington, Ky.
1Hus Armstrong, Cor Sec
Union No los. 81 State II.
Qul>r1. Ill.,. nay. N, 3-Quincy, III
Union NJ l. meets the first FRIDAY eve
ming III each month at Trades Union Han.
northeast correr OF Fifth and Hampshire
streets, Wm Wenhoener, President. Mich
jas BluuA. ice PRECEDENT. Phil Cornelius.
Financial Secretary; Henry J BrlniEg. Re-
cordiug ana corresponding Secretary. box
1871; Joseph Hart Treasurer; VIM Brna-
meyer, Tyler II. j. BErNiNG.
Cor Sec Union No ".
NEW Yoak. Nov Il. 73-Joseph Kiiugcr
hzs made application for membership
ID. HUCK, Cor Sec Union No W
LOUISVILLE, Nov 10, 70 John Johaunig-
man, hailng from New Albany, Ind, has
made application for membership. All unions
having charges viii please prefer them with
IN thirty DAYS from date y d. HoLsr
Cor See L Mon No 81 box So
ALBANY. Nov. Is. %. At our regular
meeting in September. 1873 ChAs Magenhof-
er applied for membership 10 this union ii
states that he had not worked It the TRADE
for three years. He received a written certi-
ticate that allowed him to work until his case
was investigated, which had written Gpon IT
the char yes preferred against him We have
not heard from him, nor has lie appear,u ~
any Of our meetings since. 50 this union does
hereby declare said written certificate null
and void. VI HOGAN,
Cor Sec Union Nos
OTTAWA, III, Nov. II, '73.-Chas Segr-
men has made application to become mem
Der Of this union. claiming to have been
member Of Davenport Iowa, Union.
ADoLPH kosNIcKA, Cor Sec
Union No SO, drawer 1909.
INDEPENDENCE, la. Nov Is, '73.-The e.
gannskers Of Independence have organized
union known as Union No al They meet
on the first Saturday in each month. Jacob
Herring. President; John Shafer, Vice resi-
dent; George Fasmer, Treasurer; Thos Bida-
mon, Financial Secretary; H Snyder, Cor
responding and Recording Secretary: John
Grabbe, Sergeant alarms. Miss A ] Kline
has made application to join this union.
z. H. SNYDER, Cor See
Union No l4l, box 276.
DETROIT, Nov. Is. Information Of the
whereabouts of VIM. Kent il wanted by this
union, as his testimony will release an n for
tunate cigarmaker from the L. $ army. in
which he enlisted when under the influence
Of liquor FELIX A LENKIg.
Cor Sec Union No -
ST. LOUIS, Nov Is, '73.-The following are
applicants for membership: X OIdendick
haling from Cincinnati or Louisville. Franz
Leninger aud Henry BrsnnemAnn. from Gin |
cinnati; w II Wilken. Brook vile. Indiaoa.
Henry kuhlmann, VIM James. Hermann
krause, from St Louis, Henry Driemeyer
Chas Stalwltz, from New York; John H Dros
seinieyer, st. charles, Mo, WIN Urban.
Germany; Adolf Wegener, from st. Souls
The constitution was unanimously adopted
with the exception Of the section Of the en-.
do"ment clause, which was unanimously re-
lected. JNO II MERMANN Cor Sec
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