The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-16
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arise at the last moment over the position
allotted them.
Mrs Franklin, wife of Secretary Franklin,
Oh the trades and labor assembly, with her
son Arthur. arrived home Sunday last from a
weeks visit to Lindstrom.
This is the year, and Sept is the day. to
snow your unionism. Let every member of
organized labor take part in the parade
what has become OF the agitation started
troll OF the telegraph? Wouldn't it be better
politics to see how some of the numerous
candidates for congress stand on the uues-
tion before they secure the coveted nonin4-
ton?
The Hon. w. w. Erwin is contemplating
a trip to New York city next month. Waere
ne IS expected to speak on subjects Of inter-
est to the working classes.
The organized laboring men Of Pueblo Col.
VIII raise funds to send speakers East 10
lining.
The business men of Andersonvile. Ind.
nave donated $1,000 towards the Labor day
parade and picnic to be held in that citv on
Monday, Sept. Z.
The theatrical stage employees. at their
meeting Monday evenig, in view of the fact
that the trades and labor assembly had Sc
lected one Of their number-C H Bunn-to
act as assistant marshal of the parade on
Labor day, voted to turn out in force. They
also 1ndorsed the labels of the cigarmakers
and garment workers unions
The financial officers Of the United Garment
Workers union on Monday evening last au-
o1teo the books of the financial secretary
and treasurer Everything was found in
excellent condition, and the officers were
complimented on their honesty and ability.
no {v4o
on Labor day? If you do, bring your friends
with you.
The journeymen BARRIERS at their Monday
evening session voted to levy a fine Of 50
cents on each member absenting himself from
the Labor day parade. The BARRIERS will
probably wear their shop coats, and if they
do will present neat and attractive appear
ance. Charles Plonska was selected to act
as marshal of the union. Action relative to
one applying for reinstatement laid over
until the next regular meeting. commit
tee from the trades and labor assembly con
sisting of Frank E. Hoffman, H. Giese, Jr
and Frank Pampusch, advocated the purchas-
1ng of goods bearing the garment workers
and other labels, and also spoke in favor Of
the parade feature on Labor day.
lacor snow his unionism his love for the
cause OF the laboring people, by turning out
IN the parade on Monday, Sept. T.
Two visiting members from Minneapolis
one of whom was L. ]. Heenan, correspond
ing secretary of Branch No. II, were in at
tendance at the meeting of the boilermakers'
union Monday evening. committee from
the trades and labor assembly were present in
advocacy Of the Labor day parade and the
garment workers and other labels.
Eight new members were admitted to the
ranks of organized labor at the regular month
~ session of the bindery girls union on Mon
day evening last A committee of three was
appointed to have the new charter suitably
framed. A majority Of the members will turn
out IN the parade on Labor day in carriages
furnished by the hack and cab drivers union
A sum of money was voted for the benefit
OF the bookbinders and bindery girls on strike
IN New York City. The next meeting of the
union will be at instead of 6-o'clock as here
tofore.