The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-09-16

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Kingsley, II. c. Spendelow, r. w. Tut
| tie, William Fl. Bark, George e. Mat
thews, A, G. Warner e. w. Baldwin,
| p Wade, o. Howard Hall, Edwin Camp
bell
Shepard table,. |. Atwater, Louis
G. Wiley, G, o. Bassett, G. A. Mathews,
jr., +. r. Norman, A. Talbot, George M.
Reid, A. b. Stowel, e. e. Shepard, Ed
win Bulhn. e. A. Bower l.. j. Corbett,
F. Fl. Clarke, FL. f. McCalferty, Il. M.
Butler, A. C. Wright.
Gushing table-A. e. Ford, John b.
Kewitz. C. Summers C. c. Bouts. N.
Billstein, John Taineh, Henry c. Miller,
N. l.. Burdick.
Blanchard table-Willis T.. Miller, e,
Fl. Winpfheimer, S. r. Stewart. F. L.
Montague, e. A. Phenuster, S. c. Scott,
7. P. Nichols, r. N. Hoggson.
Dornan table-W G. Kimberly, Thorn
as w. joyce, William ]. Plat. A. B.
| WARREN, George w. Hill, Fred Hunt,
C. M. Sterger, j. L. Regain.
Bruce table,. Fl. Benton, James r.
Jones, Mr.. Maley of Boston, James Ber-
wick, w. F. Hall, F. M. Morris, w H..
Woodland, Fred Brewer
! Houghton table, B. Sheldon, Rev.
Dr. Gilbert, Charles F. Hatch. T. D..
| Coatey, Leonard Kimball, H. c. Page,
| c.. S. Butler, John N. Near.
Jones table--W. w. Price, John w.
Wallace, c. C. Riggs, John NJ Rogers,
Morrison D. Wood, Charles W. Ed
wards, G. G. Thompson, j. S. Shoemak-
er.
Donnelley table-R. H. Gillespie, c..
NJ, Hanger, Atwell Fleming, f. j. Hath
away p. Divers, j. Murray, j. Fl. Bib
rens Fred Juergens
Polhemus table-George c. Waldo, j.
Fl. Ferguson, George w. WISE Richard,
p. Ridge, Edwin Flower M. j. Pender-
CAST, Ben F. Conner, c. G. Whaples,
At yesterday mornings session prior
to the final adjournment of the asso-
citation the officers for the ensuing year
We're elected and Kansas City was chos-
en- as the city for the next annual con-
vention.
The meeting was called to order at
9;55 and the first business was the re-
port of the auditing committee, finding
the treasurer's report correct. The re-
port was accepted and placed on file,
C. w. Hornick, superintendent of the
manufacturing departments of the Pion-
eer Press company of st. Paul, Mimi,
outlined to the convention the plan
known as the St. Paul plan for pre-
venting the cutting of rates by printers.
The st. Paul plan was originated by
Attorney Conradus of that city. A par
eht company has been formed with
cash capital of $4,000, divided into 1000
shares at $40 each. The company is in
corporated under the laws Of MinneSO-
ia. 1t owns no plant, and its assets
consists of cash in bank.
After the meeting which was held
Thursday when there was such a lively
discussion over the employment of nom
union men in the offices of the members
of the association, ii was thought that
there would be lively discussion over
the resolution which was introduced
Thursday by C. w. Edwards of Phila-
delphia, and which declared against the
employment of union men as foremen.
Mr.. Edwards rose early In the session
and said that he had a substitute reso-
luton which he desired to introduce. He
was allowed to make the substitution
and it went through as amended. 1t is
as follows:
Resolved, That the members of the
United Typothetae of America, in con-
vention assembled, reserve to them
selves the right to employ whomsoever
they see fit in the management of their
respective offices"
At 1910 the roll call of delegates was
read, preparatory to a distribution of
reduced fare railroad tickets.
There was some adverse discussion
over whether the papers read yesterday
should be incorporated in the printed
minutes of the meeting, but the general
sentiment favored such publication and
it was thus voted.
The report of the nominating COM
mittee was read and the officers as they
were reported We're elected unanimous
ly the secretary being instructed to
cast the ballot for the convention. Pres
ident Morehouse is succeeded by Frank
lin Hudson of Kansas City, it being
the custom to elect the president from
the city where the convention is to be
held. Wilson H. Lee is made the second
vice president. The whole list is as fol-
lows:
President-Franklin Hudson of Kan
sas City.
First vice PRESIDENT Freegard
of st. Louis.
Second vice president-WilsonH H. Lee
of New Haven.
Third vice president-John e. Burke
of Norfolk, Va.
Fourth vice presidential. Talbot Of
London, Ontario.
Fifth vice president William A. Webb
of Cincinnati.
Sixth vice PRESIDENT. r. Jones of
Philadelphia.
Secretary-J S Cushing of Boston.
observation-disclosures e. Donnelly of
Chicago.
Executive committee-Joseph J. Little
of New York, chairman; William J.
Dorman of Philadelphia, c. w. Hornicl
of ST. Paul, w. H. Bates of Memphis,
Amos Pettibone Of Chicago, H. P. Pears
of Pittsburg and H. O. Houghton of
Boston.
The following motion was introduced
by George H. Ellis of Boston and Sec
onded by George e. Cole of Chicago, 1t
was passed without debate:
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