The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-08-05
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demanded higher wages.
New York garment workers are on
strike again. Their strikes come and
go as regular as the seasons.
The great Glasgow dock strike has
been lost.
The hellish outrages continue in the
, bull pen in Wardner, Idaho. The negro
troops shot down in cold blood a poor
prisoner who had been driven insane
by horrible suffering in the foul stock
AIDE, and the scabs howled and danced
with joy. Two weeks ago five impris-
.oned strikers died because of sickness
contracted by the terrible unsanitary
condition in the bull pen.
| Iron Molders' Union No. 80, of SYRIA
|cuse, has resolved to recognize that
"the> only means whereby the working
class can free itself from the system
|of' wage-slavery is by political action
along the lines of the Socialist Labor
party, so as to get possession of the
means of production and distribution"
The delegates to the national conven-
tion were instructed d" to introduce
and work for the passage of these reso-
lutions." ...--.-. 49,
It turns out that the Pittsburg 'la-
Dor week celebration was a grand fiz-
zle. There were to have been Darades
each n;oht. Int the little process ons of
| so to 800 persons could hardly be dig
nified as narades. However. the fakirs
who had the Demonstrations in
charge and who invited such men as
Gen. Miles and Powderly to make adj
dresses, turned quite a pretty penny
hxr eoo11rinfr ~ 1nna fionS nnrcpnt9ppS
and working souvenir schemes. 3, H.
! m Aurus3 % -+ha7 bakers will lake
their second II ballot on the lnnestion of
RENEWING the : headnuarterrs from New
York. The first ballot resulted 9as fol-
lows Cleveland, :q4n ;Ne;yw; Ynrk $50.
Rost m 19ss 81 sTolis4 no Secluded
has .heen ;elected. editor IF f11eA s official
oroan.s WI ballots viii he neces-
sarv r. elect fl1e other officers. u All
the nronosed benefits were voted down.
TheChicapo Tribune saws this year
1gf on0 +ra1el;nu salesmen will lose
tha;r iohs 'myy;ne the formation of
trnsts and CONFINES. and the few who
VIII Sbe retained will have their wages
slashed TIE: drum:m1elrs are doomed. 9
The building trades 81 Omaha have
6penly 1declared war against the "A, r..
lof T.. The, Omahahans not only refuse
to affiliate with the Federation paint
ers,s but refuse to work with them and
are actually boycotting them.
The granite cutters will soon have a
S12. 900. 900 trust bucking them. as it is
announced that such ! a i combine lis
forming for the purpose of cutting
down expenses, etc. \! 81
Eight new; machines in the glass in
Edustry that will take the place of
skillet men in different branches are
mentioned.
The Leicester. Eng, Trades Council
lyoted to support the Socialist candidate
for Parliament at the nest election.
In Denmark half. the trade unionists
are locked out. Capitalists are trying
to smash the organizations.
All over the country active prepara-
}tiOns are being made to celebrate La
Thor Day.
&S A Canadian paper states that social
ism is making wonderful progress in
british Columbia. u
4 Green glass bottle blowers nationa,
Iconyention voted to Join the A.. F. of L
4 "a British syndicate is gobbling VI
1.-THE cold storage houses in this coun'
j.try. Il .sss III, a.
In Eureka, CAL, the socialists elected
a candidate and made steady gains.
a s s1 da1ly paper mas 4 Deen
launc 'l '7 IN vlctof, Co,
some soI the unlonlsts VINO p'it!cl
Pareu II ne alisseu lapor convsal''o ii
ooin ,e las. iio III, az IT, go q
uveliy Iney Wonuei- why M, tney spen1'
tileIr ssoou unioll money. 1ney nI ny
49, 80 aSsza;na The chief oroan;zers
Of tba conva1t;on with working
sahar,o :" ax+ract noodle from tha eolG
sa.t snoI;t;a;ans snnna ~ +ha dc,
pa.sy $500 o aaiesa - ~" - fo - - oaI1.
49, ~ lso % ,uh;lo others
a m 81, anp' n1d tbn snaca11ad ;ndenanden1
Y = Z. 90 ~ $3.50 -
,aayemen+ i - now IN q chaotic condi.
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,,o nohns =, rh;oa%o Rrnnlslvn Moore
n; - nn' ne5 Gan .Anten;o Tex and Rattie
CO. Ni;oh rha no,.tv will hGld its
i;,at;nna1' Invention ney+ va,r n Tn.