Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04

nv. ;ote"Ns eroWa !" phrhy Ohicas''
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me STRIKE OF the carpenters on tho
s I'M exchange hnhuins az Chicago Is
% W.
M. i ih innv WE 9liinns ~ New nork are nrs-
| ht,raa,,s Ns'"''''"rieh' " ifVc Vihp'Vs ineh'
II tne pig slater mills y Webster, New
liislnpshre' employing lOoO hands have
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out OF i|Vuu'un worknymen In tins
country less than 3,uOO,UOO are In the
| protected industries.
| Government control ~ ,ee,rspbs Il
receiving the approval Of labor bodies ali
over the country
Tie hat mixers .sso,,ati,, no., an.
peaied for Mi for ~ inrked.ani ,,,.n,h,orrs
| al Danbnry. Conn
I OF tbe iftv.sisb4 ,o,, ,,tro,.s ,,a,o ,.ers
/ arrested nj MonsfielJ II, fhirf,.s,,,,,,,
| were fnuWd rniitr
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o,, 1Ie 'oo'n uu's tnt s 49, nuns
mon, pei;,i, XXX VsnAoSh "olA'ns
IN VnN''' Vlup'
The Atlanta. Georgia, glass furnaces,
which have been shut down nearly
year have started M.
The Chattanooga tool company, n large
plant which Las been idle three years,
will be operated at once.
1 The steel works Of fhe Cumhrin Iron
company at Johnstowu. Pa win resume
at once with 1000 men.
Employees poisoned dprin, tho uome-
stead trouble will begin snit Tor 81 ono.
! OOO damages against Cernn,-;.,
mn -,
| pann.,.t, s a.iiu'' u" Nui,l'l ~ ,,hnlnohn,
long isieness ciyin,, H,,,ri, w SOM NM ,,,o u
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| iS"svS Wy tpuuVh ~ NeuauHs
Wlnirtner 80 reuuce iue wages OF al thc
ipueehieh on tue force or cut on 4OO
Massillon (O) Trades and Labor As
sembly has arranged for q series Of lect-
urcs on political and economic ques'
uons'
| The Crystal Glass works Of Bridgeport
Ohio has become stock concern the
employees taking stock in part for their
pay,
Tie Chicago baltimore and Quincy
engineers at GalesburP were SET back 10
firing the other day because of lie dull
times.
Every large ribbon factory in New
Yorl, city Is closed on account OF the
strike Of mo silk ,yenvers for an increase
of wages.
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Eoiinpi,.l,i,,riV nv" tio nnii AM
SeO5S In benrdts In ,ncnbcrs ami OF work
during he month of December.
III. Mini. ,,.nt,,rr ,,,,,p,t,,- az Mo
ill., 80, ~ -, rt,i,c ~ a D,
rlu'"u' .o''i. US s''vu Nv. MI. a.
III . Sr ar its,rit,,,a w 1i,iio,,1 az Ia nep
.an, ''"'
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an uhvisai'lA'l ll'o'n IlI s.li,us ~, ~
,neha'e 70 t.e VIZ" p,i ni,u WI n, ,t,n o,,'.
MN Mo-, ,,,i,,,. ,,,r .n ,ra,ie
i 5iiier Nv" ''N ''''
nj, a.. o,i.,.,
lTN, louis a., i'"mNn tnc se. ronrn
rri,nc and drunkepness result from
noyerfy Than crime and poverty from
drunkenness.
onc.third ~ ,bc fnrrc In tl,o Ohio
river railrond shons. al parkersburg, w.
Va was Ind of and the wages Of the
remainder cut 10 per cent The men ac-
ceptcd the reduction.
The I'nitca Brotherhood Of Carpentcrs
and Farmers OF America was founded
. in Chicago, August T., ISL, Now there
/ are ilG local unions In over thirty cities
and $1,000 members.
: The strike Of the 1900 coal miners IN the
Des Moines, Iowa. district has been de-
: clared or the operators acceding 10 tie
e scale fixed by the men, which is re-
dueuon OF 10 cents per Ton
+ AZ T. Gary, y wealthy coal operator az
/ flttsburg, reeehtE wrote 70 tile llles',''l,'
+ ana many vpusIvsslht ~ urslls ~ \ ,u' ~