The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1874-02-14

| AURORA, Ill, Feb. 6, l874.-Jacob Rodner
served the first three or four months Of his
time in Mendoza, ILL.,, and the balance in this
city Has applied for membership.
J. L. SPRrNoER,
OR Soc. Union Al.
SPRI>ouELD. ILL.,, Jan. ~, 1874 Louis
Ambrecht. Louis Yarlho and VIM. Speekmsn
have made application for membership to this
Union. Secretaries will please not overlook
this. HENRY p THTELE,
Cor. Sec. Umol SO.
BALTIMORE, Md, Feb 8, 1874 John Link
And George Cappes. hailing from this city, and
Barney Costumar, hailing from New York.
have made application to Join our Union
GF"RGE ROBINSON,
:. Sec. Union |.
WEsrFIELp, Mass, Feb. 4, 1874. Robert
StTubuck and ames Lanigan wish to become
members of this Union both served their APP
premiership here. Also, Robert Michael pre-
sents retiring card issued by this Union six
years ago it is one OF the old cards.
@. J. FLOoD,
Cor. Sec Union 2S.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Feb. d, lS74.-1he fol-
lowing named persons have made application
for membership to our Union: Andrew Bar
ney, from Louisville, Ky. Just out Of his
time Henry Linfert, from Newport, KY.
and August Dammeyer, from Manchester, Ind
F. SHAFFER, Cor. Sec.
Union 4, box 2829.
ELYRIA, Ohio, Feb. 9, 1874 The following
named persons have made application to this
Union for membership VIM. Steger, lately
from Germany, and Louis Bleil The latter
C aims that he has not worked at the trade for
two years lately came from California. He
also claims he left his card in Council Bluffs
Union, two years ago, with endorsements on.
OrTo MARTIN. Cos Sec.
Union 1872, box 1874
NORWICH, n ", Feb. 9, IS74.-The Cor
responding Secretary Of the Union under
whose jurisdiction gentleman by the name
Of George Myers may be working. would con-
fer favor by requesting him to notify me of
his present address, as | have in my posses
sion mail matter belonging to him.
AUGUsr koHN.
Cor Sec. Union IL
ROCHESTER, n. ", Feb s, 1874 AT the
regular meeting of Union No. ), held the 9th
inst. the following men were suspended for
non payment of dues
A. Seller, Valentine Wiseman, A. BOwitze
John Weiuing and at the January meeting
the following were suspended A. Stigerwald,
&. Rausher and Joseph Weimer
WN. VOICE, Car. Sec.
Union 3 box 542
Troy. \ NJ. Feb 9, 1874 Mr. Chancey
Frear has made application to become a nein-
Der of this Union. He belongs 70 this city.
HENRY Rolf, Cor. Sec.
Union 9, box q.
PAwrrCkET. K l. Feb. 9, lS74.-At reg
ular meeting of this Union, held Feb 9th, the
following persons were suspended toT non pay
ment Of dues and special assessment
A ". Jacobs, Woodward Bailey, Walter
Raymond, Levi Diamond James Mckay, \
Rreler, Lesnder Ryder, Herbert Walker d
A. Stuermer, late secretary Of Union No g.
r. Nc :owAN.
Cor Sec Union 1879.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Feb. 10. 1874. Unions
having men under their jurisdiction indebted
TO Union p. would confer favor on us If
they would collect the same and remit We
promising to return the compliment whenever
an opportunity offers.
Information is wanted Of the whereabouts
vi ~ Hertlim when last heard from, he was
working in Georgetown, Ohio. Unions knew
ing Of his whereabouts will confer favor by
informing me |. H. Hoist, Cor. Sec.
Union 81 box 50.
Harrison re, Pa, Feb. 8. 1874 At q reg
ular meeting held Feb. 81 1874. the follow
ing were suspended for Repayment Of dues
and refusing to pay the 81 Sinking Fund tax.
as provided IN Article 7. section g. New Con
stitution Frank NJ GenIh, Charles Meyers,
John W. Shertzer. Edward Ceilings and David
F. Fl sman A Stockman was expelled and
fined IS for refusing to pay 81 80 loan ON his
card by this Union, eight mouths ago.
F. HEILMAN, Cor. Sec.
Union ll6, box 223
SYRACUSE Y Y, Feb. s, 1874 At a reg
ular meeting of Cigar Makers Union No. 6,
held Jan. 29th, the following named persons
were expelled from this Uni n for "scabhing"
it under our jurisdiction
John G. kratz, VIM. List, jr, VIM. List,
sen John Bond, Fritz Telle, Anthony Brahm,
Chas Kuhn, Chas. Harry, Peter Dick, Paul
Oberle, Martin Stirn, Jacob Stire, Godfrey
Kuhn. Theodore Kuhn, Sebastian Kuhn, Peter
Huck, John Kuntz, VIM. Sorch George kloep-
pei, Adolph Newman, Phillip Klein, VIM
Sehr, Jacob Collar Andrew Zinsmeister, Phil
lip Endersin, Christopher Brahm, Columbus
Hosp, Christopher Mattens, Frank Trelber,
Henry Asher, Simon Simons and Jacob Schu-
man.
A fine Of $25 was placed upon each of these
persons, with the exception Of John G. kratz
and VIM. List, IT,, who were each fined $50,
as they were officers Of TINS Union. Jacob
Stire belongs to Cleveland Mon, No. IL and
Adolph Newman belongs to Buffalo Union,
No. 2. JACOB GEBHARDT, Cor. Sec.
Union 9, box SO.
ADoLPH HENRY, Pres.