The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-15
THE SALT LAKE HERALD MONDAY, JULY IS, 1895.

after February /. cent. to 10 per cent.
second increase.
Washington Wooden Mills, Law
renee, Mass.
Dec 10, 1880, mills April s. 1885, wages
closed of 1000 men adj
vanced.
Acushnet Mills, New Bedford, Mass.
Dec. 20, 1890, spin
ners and back boys JAN 4. 1885, wages
struck e C a IL S e increased.
wages had been re-
duced.
John Chase and Sons, Webster, Mass
Dec o. 1880, mill April 1885, wages
running on three of 800 men advanced
quarters time. 10 per cent.
Carnegie Bros. Steel Works, Home
stead Pa.
Jan. /, 1891, wages
reduced 9 per cent.
! Feb. p, 1891, 1900
Al April s. 1891, wages
reduced per cent. .,o-
Aug. 10, 1891, Open May IA. 1888, wages
! Hearth department advanced 10 per
/ closed, 300 men out. cent.
July l, 1892, $500
! men strike against
! heavy wage reduc-
! lions. Several weeks
! of riot and blood
shed.
Illinois Steel Works, Chicago, Ill.
! Jan. g. 1891, work,
except blast furn-
closed; LOO men
! out.
! men idle-refuse to
accept reduction June 20, 1895, wages
July 2, 1892, reduc- of 1000 men in
/ ton of 40 per cent; creased 10 per cent
entire plant shut
Aug. 3, 1892, men
| accept a cut of %
| per cent.
sanitars Ware Mfg Pottery)
Trenton, n. j.
| Jan 10, 1891, reduc-
ton of $50 per cent
p- April 80, 1891, press
! ers reduced % per
| cent; men have
! been on strike many
| weeks.
duced per cent.
Laughlin and Co., Pittsburg, Pa.
Jan. Is, 1891, Eliza
furnace closed down.
Jan. II, 1891, an April, 1893, in n
! other furnace closed crease of 10 TO 10
May a, 1891, one cents per day
BeIIaire Nail and Steel Co., Beilaire,
Ohio.
June, l. wages
of 1000 men in
Jan. Is. 1891, idle creased Is per cent:
several months. June IS, 10 per
Aug. %, 1892, steel cent; second in,
plant idle since July. crease promised
Iron Works, Sharon, sharpsviIIe
and West MiddIcsex, Pa.
Jan H. 1891, six 49,
| furnaces out of blast
200 men idle.
April 2; 1891, Roll May g, 1885; wages
ing Mill No. 2of 159O men in
Nov Nov. 1. 1891. mill
idle some months
fn MAY 3 1S 80 tT pe
closed.
Pennsylvania. steel Works, Steel
ton, Pa.
Feb /, will reduce of 1900 men in
wages 8 and 10 per creased 10 per cent
cent.
MahOning and ShenangO Valley
Iron Furnaces. Youngstown, o.
Jan. q. 1891, -
blast furnaces clos
ed; 10000 men out. June ., 1879, wages
age reduction of 10 creased 10 to 10 per
per cent. cent.
April 10, 1892, wag- June %, 1895. 10 per
es reduced 10 per cent; second IN
cent; several thous- crease.
and men concerned.
Cambria Iron Co., Johnston, Pa.
Jan. %. 1891, wages
reduced 10 per cent;
5000 men affected June /, 1888, wages
Nav go 1891 wages Of 5000 men in
to be based on 1900 creased III per cent
tons instead of On
1.o00.
Crane Iron Co., Attention, Pa.
duced wages per increased 8 per cent.
cent.
Cocheco Mills, Dover, n. III.
Feb. 2, 1891, wages June IL, 1895, wag-
duced 10 per cent. es of 200 men in
creased 10 per cent.
Weybossett WOODEN Mills, OIney-
VILE, r.. i.
decreased by change April, 1896, an in
of schedule OF allow crease of wages.
anceS.
Iron Furnaces, Newcastle, Pa.
EMPLOYEES accept a of 800 men increased
reduction of 10 to Is so per cent
cents per day.
Cotton Mills, Adams, Mass.
March ?. 1891. two May 6, 1885, wages
mills closed. increased.
Riverside Iron Co., Wheeling. Wv.
March i, 1881, nail May 10. 1885, wag-
factory idle some es of 200 men in
time. creased 10 per cent.
Edgar Thompson Steel Works,
BraddOck, Pa.
March 10, 1891,
works closed.
Oct %, 1851, scrap
perS wages reduced
over $40 per month; May 1, 1898, wages
ladlemenfs 80 cents increased 10 per
per day. cent; 500 men affect
April 10, 1892, fifty ed.
workmen discharg-
ed.
Aug. c. 1882 two
furnaces closed
Lucy Furnaces, Pittsburg, Pa.
March 80. 1891, one
Nav il. 1891, two May "A. 1886. wages