The record-union., 1896-11-11

| Ipswich-Ipswich Cotton Mills, closed
| for several weeks, resume with 1000
| hands.
| Springfield (Mass. .)-Spalding & Pep
| Fer Manufacturing Works start up
after long close-down; all orders de-
| pendent on election.
| Pittsburg-Packet Company orders
steamer constructed on an order condi-
| toned on result of election
Huntington CIV. va-)-Ensign Car
Works resume operations.
| Mt. Vernon QlL)-Car works receive
| recall their workmen.
Hamilton-Niles Tool Works and
other shops at Hamilton resume work
after shutdown or short time. Fur
naces at Ashland, Ironton and other
river towns are lighted after months re-
naming cold. Griffin Wood Works,
Powell Brass Works. both very large
| concerns, resume work at once.
| Cincinnati-The Big Four, the Ches-
| apeake and Ohio and Burlington and
| Ohio roads order shops opened and
| forces increased Immediately.
| New Haven-Sargent Hardware
| Shops ordered to resume on full time,
| from three and four days week; hands
affected $500; works owned by the
| Democratic candidate for Governor.
| Northampton, Pa.-Atlas Cement
Company orders 100000 spent in build
ings and new machinery at once, to
meet orders conditioned on election.
Ipswich--Woolen Mills start up full
time. Affects $50 men. Been running
on short time for months.
| Raleigh, N. C.-Steel and Iron Works
| at Gainsborough start full blast.
Hagerstown, Md.-Crawford Bicycle
Works ordered to resume on orders
! from Boston firms for 100000 worth
of wheels, contingent on result of elec-
ton.
| Buffalo, n. Y.-President-elect Nc
| Kinley sets in motion great works at
| Tonawanda for iron and steel manu-
facture, held back dependent upon out
come of election. Had Bryan been
chosen the works would not have been
opened, but the company would have
confined its labor to its old mills. There
are 25O men employed in the new works
| at present.
| Prescott, A. T.-Machinery ordered for
Walnut Grove Water Storage Company
earlier than anticipated because Of con-
| fidence felt in result of election.
Tacoma-Letter Bros Mills ordered
| to start up.
| Los Angeles-Axelson Machine Com
pany direct work to begin on 1000
compressed air motors. Orders had been
held in abeyance and 20 men are af
footed.
| Cleveland, O.-Largest iron works In
Lake Superior region owned in Cleve-
| land ordered by owners to resume oper-
ations at once in all departments. These
mines ordered opened that have long
been closed are the Braikley, Bessemer
| No. l. Bessemer No. 2, Victoria, Ze-
ndth, Atlantic and Pence. They have
been closed since July and affect l 800
men. Still another set of mine owners
order resumption of work in Superior
| region who engage 5000 men. This
| full number will be at work before
| January 1st-
| Bradstreet's report-Pig iron stiffens
| greatly in market owing to sudden and
unprecedented orders to be filed.
| Ffndlay, O.-Dalzell G. and c. Glass
Works, Globe Window Glass Works,
| Findlay Clay Pottery Works, Bell Bros
Potteries. and Findlay Table Factory
all Cfder work on full time and in
| creased forces to fill contingent orders.
Shelby. O.-Steel Wire Works working
all summer with 10 men increases force
| by 300 men at once. Shelby Bicycle
Works order increase Of force to meet
orders conditioned on election.
Dayton, O.-Interviews with SO man
ufacturers find all but two preparing
to resume with full time and wages.
Cleveland, O.-Orders on file In differ
ent car works for so, 900 traffic cars and
200 locomotives conditioned on result
of election. The Cleveland, Lorraine
and Wheeling Railway shops, on which
work has been suspended, are ordered
to be completed at once. Lawson &
Sessions Bolt and Nut Works, hereto
fore on half force, ordered to resume
with full force and time. Otis Steel
Works resume, full force and full time.
Wellman, Weaver & Co. Engineering
Company ordered on 100000 worth of
work, held In allegiance.
Toledo-Maumee Rolling Mills in
crease their force 200 men. Sheet Iron
Mills. closed several months, resume;
would not have done so except on Nc
Kinley's election.
Victor, Col-victor, Colorado Springs
and Cripple Creek Electric Railway
successfully place bonds for capital to
resume construction
Denver, Co1.-Co1orado Fuel and Iron
Company at Pueblo go to work on large
orders for steel rails and fittings. Here
tofore but 500 men employed; will now
require 800.
Chattanooga-One firm has contingent
order for 500. 900 feet OF boiler tubing
and 500 tons of steel fittings. All
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Chattanooga region are resuming.
Chattanooga Brewing Works issue or
ders for $4,000 additional buildings
and machinery to give room for 100
more men.
Kansas City-Herrick Refrigerator
Company Of Iowa leases factory In Kan
sas City on elimination of contingency
on election and begins fitting 1t to en-
ploy 100 men
Elizabeth, y. National Cordage
Company resolves to Immediately re-
build burned plant. Due TO restoration
Of confidence. VIII give 200 men en-
ployment.
Cleveland, O.-Aetna Machinery Com
pany take on no more men and open
factory to larger capacity Acme Ma
chinery Company to order resumption
on full time and employment OF 40 ad
dttional mechanics
Texarkana-Central Coal and Coke
Company resolves to start up December
1st with 200 men. Kansas City, Pitts
burg and Gulf Railway resumes con-
Structton and increase workers
Utica, ~. 7. - West Shore Railway
Shops at Frankfort start in on full time
with 500 men
Cfncfnnau-Hall Safe and Lock Com