Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-01-06
WORLD OF INDUSTRY.
What Busy Men and Women Find
Nowadays to Do.

Cleveland printers held ball.
Maryland ships coke to Mexico.
Toledo motormen get ST. 70 day.
Philadelphia is to have dollar gas
Trainmen pay 81, 200 death benefits. |
Unionism is growing in these times.
Hartford Drivers Union is thriving. !
Toledo printers have reading room.
Michigan copper mines are prosper
GUS.
California has many women farm
ers.
Owasso, Mich, taxes fakirs $40 a !
day.
"Out of work" suicides are increas-
ing.
Scranton has an anti-debris associa-
ton.
Detroit has IS, 900 in enforced idle
ness.
Sharon, Pa, puddlers' wages will
be cut.
Sacramento has Chinese chicken
thieves.
Newark ranks seventh in beer pro-
duction
The female tramp is becoming nu-
merous.
Florida shipped 81, 200, 900 of moss
last year.
Frisco will build boulevard to fur
nish work.
Iowa mich COWS bring on an aver
age $23.4o.
Senator Mcmillan gave S., 900 to De-
troit's poor.
Minneapolis teachers held State
convention.
Mining engineers meet at Norfork
February 20.
Minneapolis makes $4,000 barrels
of flour day
Great Britain's collieries employ
1 900, 900 men
Oakland, CAL, white men have
negro foreman.
Workers in fax and white lead
don't live long.
Welsh tin plates workers accepteda
cut of 10 per cent.
Alden On " farmers are feeding
cows with wheat.
Women in Western Audalusia earn
sixty cents week.
Youngstown workers will run &C.
operative iron works.
A Wheeling merchant advertises a
tariff reduction sale.
Paterson machinists are finding
work at Richmond, Va.
Nearly all the idle plasterers in
Omaha have gone South.
Germans from Kansas are establish
ing colonies in Maryland
In Germany twenty-nine towns
have municipal gas works.
Sioux City merchants will organize
to exterminate shoplifting.
Local plumbers may adopt the prin-
tiers chapel scheme of voting
Omaha has 700 idle railroaders, and
$50 carpenters have no work.
Cincinnati bosses have agreed to
employ union men exclusively
Grand Rapids unions are giving a
series of concerts to aid the idle.
Buffalo Central Labor Union still
has Labor Day matters on hand.
The Ohio Valley Trades Assembly
of Wheeling, has succored $50 families
Golden, Colo, has begun sewerage
work to give places to the unemploy-
ed.
A Wheeling teamsters' union is
charged with betraying uuion inter
ests.
An Albany man is furnishing coal
to the poor by the bushel, below cost
price.
Cincinnati unions have established
place in which the unemployed may
sleep.
Douglass County, Nebr., has appro-
priated $3.50, 900 for road improve
inents.
Lawrence textile operatives have
signed forty foot protest against the
Wilson bill.
The Mayor of Kansas City gave
away I, 200 baskets offood as a Christ
mas offering.
Denver Knights of Labor have indor-
sed magistrate who refused to con-
vict Migrants.
Bella:re Ohio miners say they will
strike against the proposed cut to sixty
cents per ton.
Temperance people at Haverhill,
Mass, will fight saloons with a low
price grog shop.
Evansville providence, R l. worst
ed mills have resumed after two
months, idleness.
The National Wholesale Druggists
Association will wage war on "cut
rate" drug dealers.
Married men have the preference at |
Buffalo in the places created for those |
in enforced idleness.
At GAINESVILLE and Cambridge. Ohio, /
1000 miners may strike against a
threatened reduction.
Buffalo unions are afterthe firm hav-
ing the city printing for not living up
to union regulations.
The Textile Congress of France has
decided to adopt a standard list of
prices, as in England.
When Madrid takers threatened to
strike the government established ba- |