The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-19
IN LABOR'S REALM

| The plumbers union elected the fol-
/ lowing members as officers for the en-
suing term at their meeting Tuesday
evening: President, C. T. Leonard; vice
president James Doherty; recording
secretary, p. A. McQuillan; financial
| secretary, C. c.. Peglow; treasurer,
| Robert Stark. Installation of officers
| will take place at the next meeting.
/ Aft w. Bailey. of the Pioneer Press
! book and job chapel on yesterday
morning started for Pipestone, Mimi,
/ on his wheel. a Westminster ALI. pro-
poses to make the trip, 200 miles, In
two days. If he should become weary
he will have recourse to the railroad
| trains.
4 Frank Valesh and Henry Feyder.
| acting as a committee from the cigar
/ makers union, waited on the eonven-'
/ ton of the retail dquor dealers as
1 ISOLATION Wednesday and secured a
promise from them to hereafter handle
blue label cigars, and to give them
the preference over all Others
The coopers' union installed officers
Tuesday evening and also elected
4 Charles Fisher as their representative
before the trades and labor assembly
The question of leaving out the parade
feature on Labor day coming uD for
! settlement, 1t was almost unanimously
voted in favor of parade. The mem
/ berS of the union are all employed at
| the present time and. at an increase In
/ wages over those obtained last year.
Election of officers was the prin-
cipal business before the bakers union
last Saturday evening, which resulted
as follows: President, Joseph PITT;
/ vice president, e. Nyhus; financial
secretary Peter Andres; recording sec
/ rotary, Philip Bucha; corresponding
| secretary, Peter Johnson; interpreter,
/ Charles Rungener;I doorkeeper, Henry
/ White; delegate to trades and labor
assembly, Charles Bungener Reports
from the committee having charge of
! the picnic on the Fourth of July were
received and read. The installation of
officers will occur at the next meeting
/ The bakers are in faver of the parade
on Labor day and will make a good
/ showing. -
Fraternal committees from the ST.
Paul and Minneapolis pressmen's
unions alternate in their visits to each
/ union. The purpose is TO create better
friendship amongaSthe5e members. A
good plan, boys. PUSH it along.
| The retail clerksfn association is not
| to be frustrated in It's efforts to have
an annual blowout. and although the
| picnic was declared off. arrangements
1 are already under way for moonlight
excursion on Tuesday. July 49, which
promises to be one of the most enjoy
i able affairs Of the season. The steamer
Flora Clark, together with the largest
barge upon the river At this port has
been chartered for the occasion. Prices
| have been donatedssamd such sports as
/ the space on the steamer and barge
will allow of will be INDUCED in In
fact the programme arranged for the
picnic will be carried Aout as far as
| possible. 81
1 A special meeting of the trades and
labor assembly was held Wednesday
1 evening, called for the purpose of hear
! ing representatives from the longshore-
mems union at West Superior and rem
dering what assistance was possible
under the circumstances. ,ss4s.oeesa at
The typographicalau union of Superior
4 Wis. has begun criminal proceedings
against Frank S. Haliock, manager of
the Daily Leader job department The
union charges hina with eounterfeiting
| and using an imitation stamp for
labelling work turned s6ut by the Leader
office as union" labor when ii was
not. e.sye ars zaaylmsnoa a. eTaert.-Ae
! a.asisbuHi30k -Tsajzuf tDnd5iw tss~stss
The committee from the trades and
labor assembly to select suitable 10
cation for the menster picnic to be
participated in by all the unions of the
city on Labor day. Monday, Sept g.
Harry Franklin, Ed. B. Lott, J. f.
! 1lrieger. F. Pampusch, G., H. Becker.
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Rockford, G. &C. Collins, Kate Heating
and Ma ggie McClllre-will take trip
! to. AIinnetonka today over the Great
Northern railroad, for the purpose OF
locking over the facilities at Spring
park. Several other places will be visit
| ed before a decision is made.
Harry Franklin. the present incun-
bent of the chair presidential in Typo
graphical Union No. 30, has again been
| nominated for the same office. AS ar
opponent he has John J. Gleason, from
| the West chapel Everybody connected
with the printing gfade in ST Paul
knows AIRY, and J5nrife has large
! circle Of friends afffpfg, the boys land
/ girls) employed at IsEest's establish
ment May the one Who corrals the
| most votes win. i9lh11
President Franklin tsr acting as or
ganizer In the obsefice OF III. W. Dem
| net, who is taking, a vacation in the
| East. 1t is not certain that Mr.. Den
nett will return to Sta Paul. Il he
! should not the chapaey are good for
| Franklin's securing the Office Of or
| ganizer. saGs5
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special committee from the trades and
labor assembly, consisting of H Franklin.H-
| P. Miller r. e. Hoffman Ed ChristopherBon
1 and J. L. McGeehan, Ihet1at Assembly hall
| last Monday evening to devise measures look
1 ing to- the adoption by99Sts Paul business
/ houses Of the label of the United Garment
Workers of America. Several propositions
were discussed, but definite plan OF action
was adopted.
| Only regular routine business was coHsum-5
ased at the meeting of the bindery girls
1 union Monday night. It was decided, how
! ever, to extend a general invitation to the
1 girls employed In the binderies OF the city
4 for opening. to accommodate those who de-
! sire to be present, will be o'clock instead
4 Of $50 p. IA. President Maggie Mcclure hopes
to every woman employed at this branch
OF the trade in st. Paul present.
James Hayes. an old member Of the boiler
makers unicn Of St Paul, but who has been
at Monterey. Mexico for the past year re-
membered his friends IN this organizatien by
sending them box OF La Union cigars, man
HfActnred at Vera Cruz. They were The gem
uine goods. too. but Just "a leetie.' too strong
| for come Of the bsys At the meeting Monday
evening three applications were received Eis-
itfng boiierInakers to the number Of Ave.
] from Chicago milwaukee. Detroit and other
cffiea, were In attendance and helped to
smoke Jim's La Unions.
i Tha fellnwtns rnpnnharx wera 4unta5.ad ..