Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-01-09
INDUSTRIAL.

western anthracite coal fields of Pennsyi-
vania makes $1,000 men and boys idle.
Chicago declared s theirs sIleeS independenee of Of
labor union rule in their establishments.
Mar. ,16-Clothing cutters and trimmers'
Apr 3-No. mill of Lawrence Manufac-
turing Co. at Lowell, Mass, closed: 1000
operatives thrown out of work.
Apr. 31-In Indiana, 1000 miners in BIZ
luminous field struck for raise in wages.
May milwaukee street car lines tied
up by strike OF employees for increase In
June 17-Mlddlesex wooden mill at Lowell,
Mass. closed indefinitely; 1000 thrown out
June iS-Printers' strike in Minneapolis
settled by agreement to arbitrate.
June H-Braddock Pa.) wire works
closed; 1000 men thrown out of work
June 30-Pendlng settlement of wage scale
every iron mill in Mahoning valley in Ohio
closes; $500 men affected.
July 2-One killed and many wounded in
riot between strikers and police at Brown
Hosting 4 Conveying Co. in Cleveland;
July 2l-Brotherhood OF Tatlors In New
York strike, involving 1900 workmen.
in Cleveland drew fire of militia.
Aug. 1e-Strlke ordered in Ohio where
men work for less than scale rates, and In
all mines operated under contract lease
system.
Aug. 25-Locked out men OF Brown Hoist
voted to return to work.
Aug Aug sl,At Wheeling. W. Va; 5000 EN-
ployes OF Riverside Iron works strike
Sept 5-At Johnstown, Pa. 1000 men
thrown out of work by indefinitely closing
Sept. H-Lawlessness at Coronado mine
In Leadville, Col, causes deaths and S25,
900 property loss.
Sept. 26-Mlners' strike at Leadville. Col,
ended; work resumed at old wages.
Sept. 2smCleveland (o) rolling mill closed
down; 4,6pO thrown out of work.
Oct. Pat Boston 5000 men and women
| employed in manufacture of clothing go
Oct. 21-Striking miners in many large
mines in Hooking Valley. o., return to
work at reduced wages Of 45 cents ton:
Nov. 5-Pork butchers In Chicago strike
Nov. 24-Difference between window
glass workers and manufacturers settled
at conference in Pittsburgh, putting 1900
men idle since May SO) to work Dec. Is.
Dec. 1O--,During months, of Nov. and Dec.
% tenSiVe epio employers @ S Of labor have t resnmed
| operations: Painter & Sons hoopiron mill
and Jones & Laughlin continuous mill,
billet departments. Joliet, ILL.,: Niagara
iron foundry, Ironton,. N. Y; Arcade File;
Anderson Nut and Bolt Cos. at Anderson,
| Ind. Dowagiae (Mich) Co.'S drill works:
Whitaker iron works and Wheeling Steel
car works, Jeffersonville, Ind; Ensign car
works. Huntington. ", Va; Phoenix Fur
ou SON Matter Matt Co t%a Grand Rapids Brush h ce Co.,
at Grand Rapids. Mich; Porter brick
yards. Chesterton, Ind; lronton fire brick
Grove, KY; Ashland Steel Co.'S plant and
Norton nail works, Ashland, Ky: Rookie
| feller's Lake Superior mines; Corrugating
works and Orr linseed milf. Piqua. O.: Des
Moines DAD Packing Co.; Chambers, Bear
Ing s. 3ginl9%3, F. B. TAFT : Co. Decatur
ShITps RSeSatIr D. Can Gam6ra ,, steel
hna, N. H; Falls Cotton Co, Norwich.
| American sheet-iron mill, Carty & Souders'
knitting establishment, Phillipsburg. Pa;
Rhodes, Riddle and Angora mills, Media.
paper mills; Consolidated Steel & Wire CO.,
Brad{docb Pa Edgar Thomsep ON, steel
Morfok mines 4stna ors M Se G
Sawyer cotton mills. Colebrook River,
Conn; 81 shop departmept, busheling fur
land. o.; pittsburgh H Plate N5Hs GLASS % CO o'eVe-
| Dec. lOIFollowing concerns among others
closed shop: Paul paper mill. Menasha.
| Wis: Peninsular car works, Detroit. Mich. !;
Probst CoIstruction Co. Chicago; East st.
Sons Carpet Co.'s tapestry mIll Yonkers.
N. Y; Ohio Iron Co.'S furnaces and rolling
mills. zanesville; Crescent type. foundry.
| New York; Decker Bros, plano manufac-
tLrers. New York: -four mills at Superior.
Wis. WiS; Rock City Falls lN: y Paper C9; !;
barrie Mass: Union Dry Goods S' Co.
Sioux ow City. Ia; Heather & Co; dry g9eds
| York: Excelsior Machine and Boiler Works
Co., Chicago: White & Howe Co.. shoe
de; dealers sioux City. Ia; L@3uis LOUIS Grabower
Waterman. grain dealer, San Francisco;
| G. F, Grassel & Co.. dry goods, Cincinnati; ;
Laconia Car Co., Laconia, N. H.