The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-28
TRIBUTING FREELY TO THE
Fund.
COMMITTEES ARE NAMED
PRESIDENT MNALLY,s OF THE
TRADES ASSEMBLY, Announces
HIS 'skLncTIoNs.
MUSICIANS 4tAPoR DAY PARADE
They Must Have sFp-to-pate Cards to
Make Them Eligible to
March.
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The Trades and Labor assembly met
last evening, over .180 delegates being
present. The following new delegates
took the obligation: John O'Toole, iron
molders; George You'd, web press
helpers; Anna Nachtseim, bindery
girls; j. Vardol and Charles E. Strom,
bakers;' William Haag and William En-
gle, brewery workers; Rose Paquett, j.
Kakosh and c. M. Middents, label
league.
The committee appointed at the last
meeting of the assembly to act in con-
junction with committee from the re-
tail clerks association to secure the
closing of the stores on Labor day, re-
ported that some of the largest firms
had agreed to close for the entire day,
and that the matter would be taken up
by the retail clerks union Tuesday
ewing. ,a..a.
The committee appointed to solicit
aid from the local unions reported thar
the boot and shoe workers union had
contributed $25; bakers, $40; cigarmak-
ers, SO carpenters, S.; retail clerks S.;
and shoe cutters, S., and that all other
unions in the city would be visited
during the next two weeks. AT least
$500 will be raised as aid to the miners.
A delegate from the musicians union
objected to any bands being allowed
in the parade on Labor day which did
not belong to the American Federation
of Musicians, After a spirited con-
troversy over the matter, it was al
most unanimously decided that no mu-
sician should march with any band
preceding a union organization who
does not show an up-to-date card be-
fore the parade starts
The following standing committees
were appointed by President McNally
Organization-C. H.. Stratton, carpenters
lins Typographical No. 80; A. Dominick, CT
garmakers; ]. B. Wood, musicians.
Grievance. 81. Bonn, theatrical stage en-
Thomas, Typographical No. 80; C. Hillman
stereotypers; W. NJ. Blinkhorn, shoe cutters
Press and Council--H. Feyder, cgarmakers
J: J: o'Ro4rke, pressfeeders; T.. M. Daggy
Herbert Typographical No. 80.
Agitation-C. j. Fischer, coopers; ]. c.
Stuhlman, tin, sheet iron and cornice work
ers; j. NJ. Fleck, BARRIERS; M j. Shannahan
boot and shoe workers; G. H. Murray, cigar
makers
Label-E: B. Lott, bookbinders; P. J.
Geragnty, Typographical NO. ~: Maggie Nc
Clure bindery girls; H. Giese Jr cigar
makers; James Datke, pressfeeders.
Miss Kate Heating, of the garment
workers union; and c. H. Hillman, of
the stereotypers' union, were appoint
ed delegates to the associated charities
President Mentally also appointed j
J. O'Rourke, of the press feeders union
and j.. B. Wood, of the, musicians
union, fraternal delegates to the Min
neapolis Trades and Labor council
The committee in charge of the in.
dustrial parade for Monday evening of
fair week extended an invitation to the
assembly and all affiliated unions to
take part in the parade on that even
ing. Although a large number of the
unions do not meet until after Labor
day, an attempt will be made to get
all the organizations to turn out
The committee on sports will meet al
Assembly hall, Wednesday night at $
p. M, to arrange Labor day pro
gramme.
The marshals for the parade will
meet on Wednesday night at p. NJ
to draw for position and arrange tho
line of march. Every organization
should be represented.