St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-28

work next week. He has not vet an
nounced the subject of his investiga-
tons. Woman'S work and wages were
taken up in the last report, and it has
been suggested that a more extended
investigation on the same line would be
both profitable and interesting.
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All those wishing to employ union
men in any branch of work will confer
a favor by leaving their address with
the janitOr of the Labor Temple, and
those union men out OF employment
should also leave their name and ad-
dress at the same place. In this way
the employment bureau can be of use
without iDcurring any expense in its
management.
An enthusiastic meeting was held by
the ladies III G. A. r. hall, on the cor
ner of Nineteenth aNenue north and
Miss Florence Sears presided. Among
the speakers were Oliver Erickson, W.
q. II. Smart Eva Mcdonald. A. 0.
Grigsby and others. The discussion of
industrial questions will be continued
in Il series of meetings TO be held week
lY. The next meeting will be on Tues
day evening at the same place. A list
OF names has been subscribed to start a
ladies' protective association. which will
be organized within the next two weeks.
All plaSterers. whether members of q
labor organization or not, are requested
10 attend a meeting TO be held at the
Labor Temple next Thursday evening,
for the purpose of organizing that trade.
A committee will be present from St.
a 4srtn int cd in
ganization should be present aud aid
the plaSterers in getting their union
started.
A Joint meeting of locals was held at
the Labor Temple on Friday evening to
discuss organization and adopt some
policy of industrial education. A large
number attended and discussed the
present situation. A number of plans
for more thorough organization were
submitted. and it is likely that such
meetings will be held at short intervals
throughout the coming season.
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The Trade and Labor assembly held
a special session last Sunday evening
to discuss the street car strike. Its regu-
lar meeting will be next Friday even
ing at hall No. 6. Labor Temple.
The Social Science club meets this
evening at the Labor Temple. II. B.
Marten will present paper dealing
with an interesting phase OF the labor
question.
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The directors of the building associa-
ton met last night and disposed of the
usual monthly routine.
The members of organized labor have
been INDUCING in a still hunt to find
out TO what assembly the reporters of
this city belong. The board of trade
accuses them of belonging to a labor Or
ganiZatiOn, and distorting facts to suit
the views of organized labor. This bit
of information is total surprise in labor
circles, where the impression has al
ways prevailed that reporters were
quite impartial toward both sides of all
questions where capital and labor are
concerned. Any information in regard
to that reporters assembly will be glad
ly received through this column.
W. G.. II. Smart, the socialist. writes
Mrs. Albert Parsons, that since reading
her new book he has become convinced
that Parsons belongs to the "nobleSt of
that highest ariStOcracy of human ma
ture-noble army of martyrs. etc, etc"
Mrs. Parsons publishes the letter in her
circular to agents.