The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-08
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The nomination of officers and delegates
of the St Paul Typographical union was
the principal feature of labor circle events
OF yesterday. The regular monthly meet
ing, most enthusiastic one, was held at
room No. 2, Assembly hail, corner Third
and Wabasha streets. There are two del
eeates to be sent by the ST. Paul union to
the International Typographical conven-
ton to be held in August at Detroit. Over
the nomination of four candidates there
was a spirited contest, considerable ora
tory and no little diplomatic sparring.
1t is generally a sharp contest, and yes
terdays event was no exception to the
rule. Two are to be elected and two left,
and the nominees for this important del
egadon are Ross r. Miller, E. c. Ives,
"A. e. Donaldson and G.. c. Collins.
There was but little contest for the Of
fees of president and vice president. Mr..
T. F. Thomas was named for first place
or the ticket and H. w. Goetsinger for
second. They will go to the polls on the
17th inst. without opposition.
For the Office of secretary-treasurer j.
H. Wilson, present incumbent @ C. Col
Inns and c. e. EIogin were nominated. c.
s. Tousiey for recording secretary and
James Maxwell for doorkeeper We're nom
mated, and they, too, will rot meet with
serious opposition, no other candidates
having been named by the union. An
executive committee of five Is to be elect
ed. Eight candidates were placed in NOM
ination, as follows: A. Williams, 2. c.
Ives, E. c. Nelson. r. R. Miller, w J.
Morrissy, R. r. Corridor, Thomas Lor-
den, George Garter.
Ten delegates To the assembly of al
he'd crafts are to be elected The follow
ing eleven were placed in nomination: A.
E. Donaldson, H C. Whittlesey, ]. J.
Gleason, J. E. Dempsey, J. II. Wilson,
J. NJ. Christy, ]. N. Render, Thomas
Lorden, Thomas Lyon, Herman Seibert,
Frank Jelnick. The auditing committee
of the st. Paul Typographical union con=
sists of three members. The four follow
ing were placed in nomination: A. Tue
Der, w. ]. Evans. D. w. Fitzpatrick
and w. J. Woodbury..
Eleven candidates for delegates to the
Trades and Labor assembly were nom
mated, of whom ten will be elected Can
didates, a. E. Donaldson, J. e. Dempsey
Thomas Lyon, Cornelius Quincy, Thomas
Lorden, H. c. Whittlesey, G. 6. Collins
E. S. Oberg, A. ADJUST, George Garter
and George Zeh
The State Federation of Labor will meet
III Duluth June ~ and 13. To this conven-
ton the st. Paul union will send three
delegates. The following will make the
race for election: F. C. Nielsen, Ray
GiBzkey, H. c. Whittlesey Thos Lyon
Cornelius Quincy, J. e. Dempsey and A
Alquist.
BY resolution the day of the annual
election was changed from the last
Wednesday in May to the third Wednes-
day in this month. This viii bring the
day of election on the 18th instead of the
Path. inst. Two new members were In
itiated and applications received from
four others. The report of Secretary.
Treasurer Wilson was quite elaborate, CIV
ing a list of the entire membership Of
the union, with current cards. He gave
the receipts for the month as $500, which
he said, was the largest amount received
for the same period during the two year
of his incumbency of the Office. TIL
union was, he stated, as a whole, in the
most fourishing condition.