Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-16
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company to use union-made bottles.
A New York BARRIERS union last week
secured employment for 30 members.
S.. Louis postofice rejected a letter with
a boycott notice on the envelope.
Canadas leading newspaper (Toronto
Globe is fighting the crusade for Sunday
street cars.
The Mayor of Anaconda, Mont, recent
~ discharged the entire police force, street
commissioner and fire chief.
The International Cigarmakers' Union
is maintaining a lobby of three men at
Washington.
The English Amalgamated Society Of
Railway Servants hopes TO abolish sun
day trains by demanding time and a half
for Sunday work.
The $50 local lodges of the Internation-
al Association of Machinists have a re-
serve fund Of over $4,000.
Since May /, 1896 Typographical Union
No. New York; has paid out $4,000 in
relief purposes.
The members Of the Cleveland Liquor
Dealers Association will in the future buy
union bread only.
The International Association of Ma
chirists is to establish cooperative re-
pair shop and a bicycle factory
Cleveland Central Labor Union has bar
red out delegates from rival musical
unions until those bodies shall CONSOLE
date.
Rricklayers' and Masons' International
Urion has $4,000 members in S25 locals
and nearly 81 100000 in the combined treas
uries.
Norwich Typographical Union recently
celebrated its thirty-frst anniversary.
Every Office in the city observes union
rules.
At Brooklyn 300 shoeworkers won q
strike after being idle twelve weeks. OBJ
noxious boss was fired and wages in
creased.
The members of the Architectural
Workers Progressive Union employed in
a Brooklyn factory have gained nine
hour day.
Baldwin. Col. coal miners, who struck
two months ago against the introduction
Of electrical machinery, returned to work
last week
The Association of the Public Control
of Franchise has been formed in New
York. Rev. W. 5 Rainford and other
! prominent men are members.
An ordinance was passed by the Denver
Common Council recently that provides
that all building stone to be used on city
sidewalks. curbstones and municipal
bindings must be dressed in Denver.
The National Textile Workers Union
has instructed its local unions to vote on
49,, .,,-i+io,, 70 sever its relations with
The American Federation of Labor.
4 resolution has been passed that H.
the future all members Of unions athhateo
with the New York Central Labor Union
should hire union carriages when they
wished to attend funerals.
Detroit Railroad Transfers new scale
has been accepted. The scale is from
& 20 10 81 p for ten hours; overtime %
cents per hour. All disputes are TO be
settled by arbitration.
The application made a month ago by
the members of the Boilermakers and
IRON Shipbuilders' Society on the east
coast of England for an advance of Is
Cd per week on time wages and five per
cent on piece prices has been granted.
some Hartford merchants have enter
/ 81 into an agreement with the Central
/ Labor Union by which union goods ex-
clpsive will be handled and the union
will receive three per cent. of the money
snert with these merchants by unionists.
/ The Socialist Trade and Labor Ali
/ arce of the United States and Canada
will meet in Boston July ;. A. its first
annual convention, held in New York