The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-11-19
A NEW CAMPBELL BLOCK KHRS RIO DE- NROM NEARLY 100000 NE aOOOOO CAPITAL
MORE OF HOW MILLS OPENED
AFTER THE ELECTION.
Resumption All Along Industrial and
Commercial Lines-Detail Reports
From Many Centers.

NEW YORK, Nov. S.-Nearly 100000
extra men have been put to work
throughout the country since the day
the American people declared that
William Mckinley should be their
next president. The following dis
patches from different parts of the
country tell of the latest additions:
| CINCINNATI, Nov. S.-The resump-
tion of business and the increase of
working forces and of orders continue
to be reported from all parts of this
region. In Cincinnati Halls Safe and
Lock company, which has been work
ing with reduced force, will put on
a full force because of mass of con-
ditioned orders. This means employ
ment to fifty additional men. The
Oscar Onken Picture Frame Molding
Company will put on a full force and
work day and night to fill accumulated
conditioned orders. Fifty men will
secure employment and as many more
advanced wages. Helming d McNa-
mara will change from part time to
full time in their shoe factory. Forty
more men will be employed. Laidlaw,
Dunn q Gordon, pump manufacturers,
will Immediately put on a full force
of employees.
CLEVELAND, Nov. S.-The Aetna
Machinery Company announces that
it will at once employ 10 men and
open its factory. The Acme Machin-
cry Company's works, which have
been working on part time, will be
put on full time. Forty more men
will be employed.
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. s.-One of
the boiler firms of this city has just
received orders for 100000 feet of boil
er tubing and for 500 tons of steel.
aud all the furnaces and rolling mills
in this region have either resumed or
are preparing for immediate resump-
ton. The Chattanooga Brewing Com
pany has just contracted for 100000
Fully 100 men are affected in the lat
ter place alone.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. S-The Herricll
Refrigerator Company of Waterloo,
Ia, has leased ii manufactory here,
and will Immediately begin the pro-
duction of refrigerators, butchers
coolers, counters and bar fixtures, hir-
ing 100 men from the start. The lease
was made conditional on the election
of Mckinley.
ELIZABETH, y. j.. Nov. S.-One eff
feet of the election of Major Mckinley
is the decision of the members of the
new National Cordage Company to re-
build its burned plant here. The new
company is the successor of the
American Cordage Company of Water
bury fame. The plant here was de-
stroyed by fire six years ago. 1t will
employ 1000 men.
DENVER, Nov. SIT is announced
that tomorrow the big plant of the
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company at
Pueblo will be put to work ON a large
order of steel rails and fittings for
the Santa Fe. which would keep the
vast mills employed with full com
plement of men until January 1st at
least. The opening of the mills means
the immediate employment of fully
1900 men. 1900 of whom will be at the
mills and the remainder at the mine.
At present only 500 or 600 are at
work.
TOLEDO, o., Nov. S..-The Maumee
Rolling Mill Company will increase its
force by 200 men tomorrow. The
sheet iron mills have been closed for
several months, and would not have
opened in the event of Bryan's cleo
tion. The men are all high-priced,
skilled workmen, and will go to work
at the regular scale.
PEORIA, H., Nov. s.-The Ameri-
can Glucose Company Works yester-
day notified its workmen to report for
duty November 10th, at which time a
recent reduction of 10 per cent in
wages will be restored.
EIGHTEEN MONTHS.
c. G. Parsons, who was found guilty