The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1874-03-14

Jaehnen has made application for membership
10 this Union.
Val Honhauser will please send his address
az his brother is anxious to coNmunica1 with
him. Address, J. Honhauser, in care Of
F. SHAFFER, Cor Sec.
Union 4, box 2829
ST PAUL, Minp., Mar. Z, 1874 Any per-
son knowing the whereabouts of Charles Te-
belmann will show a favor by sending his adj
dress to ANTHONY TIETJES, Cor. Sec.
Union 9S, boa 1915
McGREGoR, Iowa, Mar. 5, 1874 The fol-
lowing named persons have made application
for membership to this Umoh: Christian Fette,
Thee. Mining, and Axel Nordell all Of Chi
cago. FRANK J&LLISEcK,
Cor. Sec, Union 40
WEsTFIELD Mass, Mar 4, 1874 The fol-
lowing named persons have made application
for membership to this Union John Ladlott,
Jacob Stredinges, Chas. Mathers and ). Ia
her the latter claims to have served some
time at Washington Mills. G. }. FLOOD.
Cor. Sec Union %.
BURLINGTON, Vt, Mar. 4, 1874. THE fol-
lowing persons have made application for men,
bership to this Union john Bewsee, hailing
from Plattsburg. N. Y. w. Brown. hailing
from Montreal, Canada, who has Just finished
his apprenticeship. n. B. HITCHCOCK,
Cor. Sec. Union -, box 355.
CHICAGO, Ill, Mar 10, IS74-W d. Tietz
has applied for membership to this Union !;
presented travelling card issued to him by
Rochester Union, May 10. 1873. Chas. King
applied with retiring card issued by this I'm
ion. Henry Abrams has applied for member
ship claims TO have lost his card, issued BY
Worcester Union, in Oct 1873, indorsed BY
L Ii
Cor See Union IL.
ELYRIA, Ohio, Mar. s, 1874 j s. Bancher
has made application for membership to this
Union.
would also inform all local Unions to be
on their guard for man by the name of
Louis Bleil; he having worked here two
weeks ON deposit, and then left for parts an
known. He IS quite a number Of charges
against hlin. OTTO MARLIN, Cor. Sec.
Union 1872, box 734
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Mar. 8, lS74.-The fol-
lowing named persons have made application
for membership to this Union George Brandt,
from Parsons, Kan presented a retiring card
issued by tins Union, Mar. 9th, 1872 Hen
~ Miller, hailing from Terre HAute, Ind
Leo. Blu; kle, A. c. Starr and John Dysinger,
OF this city. |. H. H"L~T. Cor. See.
Union 81. box So
New HAVEN, Conn, Mar 4, lS74-At a
regular meeting Of this Union the following
named persons were suspended for non pay
meut Of dues George Nallow, John Schroe-
der, Adam Schaffer, Henry Bachman and Jno
Heine. ISAAC HAYES. Cor. Sec.
Union 80. box l4S7.
LEAvENw KIN, Kan, MAJ. 9, lS74-Julirs
Girard, hailing from Detroit, Mich, has made
application for membership To this Union
d. ID. OLIVE,
Cor. Sec Union So
HARRISBURG, Pa, Mar 10, lS74-At our
last regular meeting the following named per
sons have been suspended for non pay ment of
dues, assess ments, and that 81 sinking fund
tax Charles Gebert. d. +. Stair, Franklin
Eichelberger, James b. Beck, Charles Streick,
Edward Arnold, Frederick Snider, Henry
y este and s. H. Dugan.
T. HEILNAN, Cor. Sec.
Union ll6, box 223.
SCHENECTADY, n. ", Mar. 9. 1874 At
our last regular meeting, held Mar. Sd, the
named persons were fined $75 each
for ''scabbing" under our jurisdiction Chas
Bliss, frem Suffield Harris Morwillsky, from
| tica ; Levi, alias Louis Cohen, from around
Chicago George Sax, from Syracuse Fred.
I'alnsley and Henry Workman, Of this place
the latter was fined 800, also George Smith
A fine of S25 will be placed against any man
going to work in Amsterdam.
EDWARD A. SMITH, Cor. Sec.
Union So, box 37S.
SUFFIELD, Conn, Mar. ). lS74.-Mr Ar
thur Kretschman has made application for
to this Union halls from New
y ork city JAS +. kNoX, Cor. Sec.
Union %, box I2l