The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1874-08-08

CINCINNATI July 22-Charles Seligma,
from Louisville, Ky, and John Brown hav'
applied for membership.
Y. snAFyHR, Cor. Sec.
Union No 4.
FORT WAYNE, AUGUST lO-Mr. J. j. Min
nick has made an application 80 become. q
member of this Union. Unions having charg
es against him, will oblige by notifying us inn
medlately He claims that he left his card
in Jacksonville in 1871, and he says he has
been boss and foreman ever since
FRANK WEIsMANTEL, Cor. Sec
OMAHA AUGUsT Sc. c. Wagenfuehr,
from New York city, has made application
for membership to this Union
JOSEPH BEcKMIS,
Cor. Sec. Union No. 73
FIsHKILL-oN- HUDSON. August 5.-John
Ed wards. James Packer and Thomas Hillard,
were expelled for non-payment Of dues and
assessments.
Samuel Levy Wishes to be re-installed, was
expelled from this Union May q.
john A. MORT,
Cor Sec. Union No. 49,
HARTFORD, August s.-George Greim has
applied for membership. He has worked in
New Ipswich, n. II. JAMES ELwIN,
Cor. Sec, Lock Box 20.
ELYRIA, August AT our last regular
meeting Of Union 1872, it was moved and car
ried that the following members be fined and
expelled for scabbing while on n strike against
q reduction Of two dollars per thousand
George +. Brady, in the sum Of one hundred
dollars. he being the leader and cause of four
others following him and another reason is,
that at the time of the strike he was appoint
cd chairman Of the Receiving Board. After
he, turned to be q scab he received . fifty
dollar bill order from the st. Louis Union,
and before he would hand it over to the new
Board he kept five dollars Of il, as he says
for his trouble. The great object of putting
so heavy a fine is to debar him from becoming
. member again, we know he has done
more injury to the trade than any two hun
dred unfair men could have done outside Of
the Union; and we are satisfied that if he ever
gets . chance he would do the same thing
again He is q man, if we may use the term,
not to be trusted, and in our opinion he would
do us more harm, a member, than he can
do outside of it. We fined Albert Rudd fifty
dollars We consider him about half as mean
"a George H. Brady. We fined Rudolph
Nilsson, Charles Brunow. Paul Shuler, Mar
tin Nicholson and Jacob Abbie, twenty five
dollars each, VIM. Spice, ten dollars, and
VIM. j. Steger, five dollars.
VIM L. 5. NORRIS, Cor Sec.
CHICAGO, August If Herman g. Prayer
will send his address To ga 5. State street, or
to the office of the WoRKINGAAN's ADVOCATE,
he will hear something of Importance.
UTICA, N. Y. August Sat special meet
ing of Cigar Makers Union No. I, held July
3lst 1874, the following preamble and resolu-
tions were unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the all wise Prov
idence to remove from our midst our esteemed
companion and fellow craftsman, Michael
Irion, and while we keenly feel the magnitude
Of our loss, yet we bow in submission to the
decree Of the Great Ruler above who doeth
know all things well.
Resolved That in the death of Michael
Iron, this Union loses q true and worthy
member and we bear cheerful testimony of
his worth as member and companion during
long period
Resolved, That this Union attend the fun
eral Of the deceased Brother in body.
Resolved, That the charter be draped in
mourning for thirty days.
Resorred, That the foregoing resolutions be
published in the official organ, and copy be
sent TO the family Of the deceased.
Troy, Aug 7, '74.-The following is a list
of officers of Union No. . p. Eicholz,
Pres. V. hoenhAusen, Vice Pres. e.
OCHA0ChCAbs EAuouClal ocC1 ou1lbn, RcC
Sec; A. Geer, Treas; Geo. Tencott, Cor.
Sec. Box Troy.
SYRACUSE, Aug. 7, '74-Union No. meets
the last Thursday of each month at Cigar
makers Hail, No. q, North Salina street
At its last regular meeting the following Off
GERS were elected Pres. Thos. Doyle, 81 Burt
St; Vice Pres. Jacob Sax Rec. Sec. Charles
GebhArdt Fin. Sec. Elias Jacobs Cor. Sec.
Jacob Gebhardt Treas. Joseph Stadler
Thomas Zapf.
JACOB GEBHARDT, Cor. Sec.
WORCESTER, Mass, Aug ], '74-The fol-
lowing are the officers elected for the ensuing
term Thos. H. Mitchell, Pres; VIM.
Flnken, Vice Pres; Ed. Headman, Fin. and
Rec Sec H. A. Kievenaar, Cor. Sec.
Jerry Tanner and II. 5. HOughland have
made application to become members Of I'm
ion 81. The former claims to have belonged
in 1864 to Fall River Union, No. "a, from
which he got card, and ON which he got en-
dorsed, by Boston Union, No. Is, $500
Salem Union 500. He allowed said card to
run out, and went to Providence, X. l.. where
he has worked since as foreman for his broth
er. Any Union having charges. will please
prefer them Immediately.
H. A. KIEvENAAR,
Cor. Sec. Union 81.
WEsrFIELD, Aug. 4, 74-The following
have applied for membership: Joseph Wat
tiers, Henry Carman. Any Union having
charges, prefer within thirty days.
r. ]. FLOOD,
Cor Sec Union 2S
DAYTON, o., Aug 3, '74-John Fisher
has applied for membership. Came here about
three years ago from Cincinnati.
GEO. CAswELL,
Cor Sec. Union IS.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 5, '74-At a regular
meeting Of Union, No. 4, the following reso-
lutions Of coincidence were adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Divine Providence
to take from our midst our friend and fellow
craftman, Ferdinand Wolf and
WHEREAS. Our deceased companion, during
his connection with our Union, entitled him
self to our favorable regard by his personal
merits and social cOmpanlOnship, we deem it
the duty of our Union to take such action as
will fully express q due appreciation Of his
many worthy qualities, and its regrets for the
loss of IN esteemed member therefore be 1t
Resolved, While we humbly bow down to
the decree Of Divine Providence, yet we re-
gard with profound sorrow the loss Of . wor-
thy associate and faithful member Of our
Union.
Resolved, That we heartily tender to the
mother and relatives of the deceased our
heartfelt sympathy in their sorrow and
bereavement.
Resolved, That the above resolution be
published In the WoRKINGMAN's ADVOCATE
J. !. S s1.atA"' Committee
J. HUsSAN,
D-A.