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SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-08-23
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IS: Rad elmer sroben Wogt b<r preiss
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bes 9ef4dftts i'm Nnssneinen gef1bre
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gen Bats Der preiIe nit Sitxrbsit
ruhig tdufen tonne.
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onberen llmiabceniren eingeldufen
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lung muB lunsium erfoIsen. eins an=
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rsn. Mit Nusnuhme BON Stabllhie=
nsn lit bic Nahfrags nuh allen Jormsn
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bis gu fertigen Jabritaten, cine beilsre
uno IS tpsroen ipeniger 4nitrensunsen
sernuht. psiters preisconceiHon gu
erhdlten.
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ridbies ubxr Die Mei3tnRrnts, pether
bieielbs uuf 513, ,997, 900 9uIbsls ans
gibt. gins pahin, bic preils gu iidrten,
ala uber bsrihiet ipuroe, Der Setretdr
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2,735, ,443 Aiiten betragsn. gsgsn 2,1
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3ahI bisber nur in bret Suhren ibers
troffen porben it, Dus 5huh= uno
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Mengs Der unnrfduften Norrdtbe,
ipelte nur gu Yreiitn ptrtauft ipsroen
tonnen, bic i'm Wergletb gu Den ieBigen
9eritelunsstciten sinen Uerluit kneuz
ten.
8onterotte ereisreten fih in Der p<rs
floi1enen Wche in ben Der. Gtaattn
161 gegen 156 in Der entIprehenn<n
Mohe nes Woriabres unp in CANADA
"a, Die sleihe 3ahl. tpie in Der entlpre=
htnben Wohe nes Voridhrts.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-08-23
butirte TepeIte fplsennen Sn6alts Elm.

batirt. TepeIte folsennen Sn6alts einz
gstroffen:
Die 9lniirtsn sriffen petins geTtera
su friiber Stunbs an unb eroffnsten
i6ren Mnsriff nit sinsm MrtilIerieTeuer
an Der Oftfeite. Die Mausr rpuroe in
burtnodiser WeiIe pom Geino. pertbsi=
bigt. Die Sapaner unb NuFsn befans
ben ii4 auf Der NorDleii. bes 9ungt@
lhan ganals, bic g(n,trisaner uno
engldnber duf Der SiibIeite. Bei Mns
brud Der Radt fprensten bic Supuner
bic 9bore ber 1atarsnitabt unb riidten
in bic Staot Elm. sn Der 3fpi1hen3tit
hatten bic Nmeritnner unb Gngldnber
bic hineiiihe Gtaot burh bic 9ungs
plan Shore b.treten. 0etad<ments
BON isber Rution purben mad ben le=
gationen geididt. sic aIe trafen iih
Dor benielben 5ulammen unb ieBten iih
nit ben @tfunbten in Werbiabune.
Bulo dusgefunoen. bab hi. @eIanbten
unb ibr 8.amttnperional tpoblauf paz
rem. Der 0erluf Der Saponsr beaifferts
iih uuf mebr als hunosrt 1oot., poz
runter brei Offieiere.1
Wofbington, Is. Mus. Skrr Wu,
Der hineiifde Geianbte, brohte kute
Ibsnb nah benz Stoatsbepartement
eine officsue Ospeihe, tpelde bic Mits
tbeiluns entbielt, baB bic 9laiirten in
Der Waht bonn Is. in pefing sin3ogen.
Die Sepeitx lit BON 81 9ung SIhang
unterseihnet uno ipuroe Germ Wu
bnrh ben hineiiIten @eianbien in
2onbon iibermitteli. Der Mprtlaut
be Oepei4e fpuroe i'm Staatsseportes
ment nidt betunnt seseben, bod err
ildrte man bort, buB iie einfah bic
glahriht bonn gin3us Der Qlniirttn in
peting entbaIte unb bab bic hineiiiR
Resieruns es beitdtist.
Wafbinston. 18. alus. Der Ser.
Stadten areu3er vNstp Srleons" truf
beute in Wuiuns, bem 9afen bon
Shaasbai, elm. Seine gemannuna BE-
iteht aus 300 Mann, einlhlieblih 40
MarineioIbaten. Wie hier bsrlautei,
iinb britilhe 9ruppsn bort g.lanbst
iporoen uno Deroen aud balb sSran5oz
len unb OeutIde lanben. Ob bic Mme-
ritaner lanoen iperben, 1T nod nitt
beitimmt.
Berlin, Is. Nus. Die fo3ialiitiIhe
prefe, bic einft nit ibrer Rritit Der
Neben bes Haifers uno nit Der sforbe=
rung, bab Der Reihstag einberufen
tperbe, beDor man Weiteres in China
unternebme, allein ftunb. bat isbt bel
@eiellidaft sefunbsn. Die uRein porz
bon" Heoe bes Roiiers bat bas Bolt
erIhredt unb bic Mrt unb Meiie Der
Grnennuns bes grafen BON Wdlorriee,
Der bic Nntiinbigung auf benz s5ube
folgte, bab DeutihIdnb ipeitere 1rups
pen mad China itnoen tpsrbs, Bat bic
lopalsn Greunbe Der Reeitrung alorz
mtrt uno es lpirb 5iemlih ousemein bic
ginberufuns bes Reihstases geforbert.
Die raolnif6e Nolts5eitung- fust, bic
0ansart Der Nesierung lei gu fdneu
fur oieaatholisen unb fdbrt bann fort,
fat bic sanae tinfluBrei4s prene babe
duf bic cine ober bic anbere Weiie aez
5eist, bub he bic 3itle nidt billigt. bic
Der Rdifer gu errti4en ftrebt. Gs iei
tpabr, bdb Der Raiier teine pldne ans
gefiinbigt babe, bic oariiber b;nuusgin=
gen, mas bic umftGnoe erbeifdten. ober
fpds man bore. beruriahe 8eforaniB.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-08-23
QtiA uenes Ntttutat.

pcris. 90. Mug. Jn Depeid<n aus
Olttnot mirb bic bonn xGno bt Boris
unb benz ~Gitcle" stftern Morg<n pus
bliciri< Nd1ri1t BON einem i,tuen Ut
tentat auf ben S4ob ais uunohr be-
3ei6net.
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ben 8lat 6ius, 1T nit gouriiten oieIes
Sabr iibsrfiillt.
yeoIa.
Wdbrenb zines 1ornobos rpurbe Der
Jarmer Sames gS. Gooter, bier in ber
gidbe uobnbaft, beim Grnten 10 beftis
su Booen seidleuhert, boB er an ben
Verlesunsen itarb. Sein Sobn enttam
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SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-08-23
4s1eulobes Mtliguatisu.

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Rti9stan5ltr 5uriid5utrtten, in bic
preNe laneirt 3u baben. beftrsitst bic
~Rreu3otitune~. ba bic Gon1erpatiben
tpebtr Mntbeil an folder Jntriau<, nod
Mnlab bdtten, 1iirf. 4obtnlobes Rids
tritt az ipiinfd3tn. Die rQ0lnif9e
3eitungA meint, bi<fe @triimte f6nnten
bod immerbin einiae Uegriinbuna
baben. benn bd Der Rei@3tanaler mad
Der NtrfaFung bes Nei9ts olltin pers
ontmortli4 1T unb eS ni9t 5tbtr<
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teur fir bic beutfhe Aubenpolitit 3u
ftin. fo tSnnte aud ber Mei9stan3Ier
unsebulbig iperbtn. Gs entfpri4t,
fa9t bic ~R6lniide1 beiipielsneiie
ipenig Der Mlrbt bt3 Meidsfanalers,
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ftrrehen nit btm betonnten Doltsnort
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ni9ts.-
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9orptboboot .6ramet- ~ unterfuden
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fbintienbtse i'm siiben.

Htp Drleans, 2a.. 18. Mug. Cine
Delegation hineifhkr RaufIeut< err
funte ben 0ouDsrnsur Qonoino BON
WiHiTippi um GhuB. Die{elbsn BE-.
tldsten iih iibtr bic Mibbdublunoen,
ptlde bic i'm Yu3oo Delta on5difisen
gbineien burh bic Jog. ~Meibtdpptn1
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fbinston gountp. benlerttor, no Elm
gbinklt iiberfautn unb eefhldotn
ipurbe. Wer{niebene ieiner Nngreifer
nurbtn ptrbofttt unb feben ibrtr ges
rihtlihkn Beftrafung entgestn. Die
Delegation berintete ferner, bob
{6mlntlihtn in Bolipdr b<finbIid<n
gbineitn Der B<febl au 1beil purbe.
bus Gountp binnen fiinf Hagen 3u
ptrIaHtn. Do bkielben iebo9 @runb<
eisentbiimer finb, tdmen re bieftr aufs
forberung ni9t nah. Qoneino ptr=
ipra9 ben G9ineien. iie 10 pi<l ME
m0glie4 in G9ub 3u nsbmen. hnb
1hrieb cine Mn5abl 9ri<fe an befonnte
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btrn6, bic ,W<ibtappenS ~ unter<
briid<n. bo feline Mnfi1t lei. bob b;elt
Wirpn nur ols Wprmonb fir cine
seplnnts 8eraubuns b<r Gbinsftn bies
nen iouen.
Siaps{i&ts Ganilienfta.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1900-03-17
Org" ntzed Labor of Duluth,

1t Is about time that the members OF
organized labC.' of Duluth should a.
wake from their slumbers and get to
WORK. The American Federation of
Labor has issued more charters during
the past year than in any previous
year. The United Mine Workers have
doubled the;:' membership in a year.
In fact the labor movement of the
whole country is moving forward more
rapidly than ever before, while the
movement in Duluth is practically at
Ia standstill
There are just as many unions in
Duluth as ever but their members are
too inactive and have been fo". some
it's full delegation to the Trades AS
sembly.. Let the delegates be the best
men that are in their respective organ
CARNATIONS. Not the best speakers but
the hardest workers. If any personal
feeling exists, as is too often the case,
cast 1t aside for the general good of the
movement. What is wanted is con-
certed action. The whole Trades As
sembly could be divided into special
organization committees and some
wonderful work could be performed in
a very: short time. There never was a
more opportune time for effective work
than now. Let us see full represent
tatlon of unions at the next meeting
OF the Trades Assembly The columns
ct the Labor World are open to all
notices for meetings to organize new
unions. The editor will cheerfuly aid
at any and all times il his Sc! vices are
desired. %..j 81 Ia
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1900-03-17

union No. 361 on Tuesday night was
fairly we'll attended. One new member
Andrew Anderson. was admitted, and
one applica ton referred for one week.
MI. Jones, of the Cigarmakers' union,
was admitted, and after passing the
cigars around to the boys. spoke briefly
on the blue label. Only one-fifth or
less Of cigars consumed in this city
were union made, and he deplored the
conditions: and urged upon carpenters
to at all times ask for blue label goods
when making purchase, aid see that
package goods had label on. He
thanked carpenters for their support
in the past and asked a continuation
of same, or even better. if possible He
also assured carpenters of his unions
support in case Of need.
/ "A resolution. was introduced by J. w.
Richardson advancing Initiation fee
from $500 to $3.50.
Reported several contractors were in
need of more men, but, all members
present were working. showing that
trade is unusually good for:this season
of the year. -. - -,
Receipts $237s: expenses $3.50.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1900-03-17
QUEEN s.. .s,f q IS li !.
Man:=Ssho l'onn,l ealaa, tues: i llo,s-
ing the breaking OfSGlnsx. .s &.t

:l4# ing the l}rcnking Of Glass.
Thomas Hennessy, manager OF the ST.
Louis Radiator Co., who killed himself
by lctping from. u third story window
at Mercy hospital was, according TO
Dry W.: Lewis T;.llman, who had at
tended him, impelled TO his death by
the strange influence broken glass had
over him. DR.. -Tallman sa;l:. = .
For years the breaking Of glass, SO
Hennessy said, had always been at
| tended by some calamity. He was a
prosperous contractor in ST, Louis, aud
the Inventor of u steam heating APP
EaratuS. Once he was on his; way to
Milwaukee to close a 100000 contract
The car window at mss elbow was
accidentally broken. and in terror from
previous experience I've left ill.,, train
and tried to do his business by tele-
graph. He failed and lost the 500 900
contract. At another time Il glass bot
tie broke in his pocket. and to tina: he
blamed the failure Of another contract;
Saturday night in Il Chicago res
taurant, he lifted d goblet of water to
drink it, and the glass split from top
to bottom. The shock Of the falling
glass was too much for MIN. He be-
came violently sick, and WIS sum
moned to the fremont house to at
Istend him. There. he told me of this
peculiar mental craze that was upon
|him. He told me not to~tell it unless
! something happened 10 him, but .sp1ne
terrible thing he knew. was impcnd-
ing. He said that he had been drinking
Heavily lately but had TAKEN nothing.
since Wednesday. This left him weak
He did not want to go to the hospital
but the next day. Wren I called, he
| was gone, and the next heard WAS
the report from the hospital that in a
frenzy he had driven his nurse from lie
| room and sprung from IL third story
window. His mind had evidently been
unchanged by the recurring association
of broken glass wllh SOME nii5fortu1:e.''
Chicago Record. . =. ...
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1900-03-17
Painters and DecOrn tors.

The Painters aud Decorators local
union No. 1O6 held u Well attended and
enthusiastic meeting last Saturday
night at Browns: hall. The president
Of the Building Trades council, Mr..
Heasley. was present and addressed
the union. He assured the painters
that the council and all affiliated bod
les would aid and assist the painters
to perfect their organization and en-
force their reasonable demands in ev-
cry honorable way. During the meet
ing the present situation Of 1.-The jour
neymen painters and tlreir relation to
the local central organizations were
discussed and fully explained.
Mr.. Jones, of the ciSarmakers and at
present representing the assembly in
the b. +. G.. as a fraternal delegate
gave u talk on union made cigars, ex-
hibited tine blue label and wound up
by presenting the boys with box of
choice cigars. TheS painters will not
smoke anything but the union made
product after this.
The union members have agreed up
on minimum scale of thirty cents
per hour and nine hours to constitute
a days work after April LIST. Taking
everything. into consideration this de-
mand seems reasona bic and much op-
position to it on the part Of employers
is not expected.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1900-03-17
Cigis rMsilkcrH.

A. W. Jones'; of the, cigarmakers
union has been. deputized by his. organ
ization to visit all! Of the unions in the
city and impress upon the members the
necessity Of. purchasing only Union la
bel cigars. The cisarlhakers are ever
in the front rank in advertising, and a,
box of cigars are left at each meeting
to- let the union men know that union
label cigars are the very best. Mr..
Jones says that he is meeting with
much success and that every union Of
[fers him renewed encouragement.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1900-03-17
FRATERNITIE

The 'wentythird ann.;,: session nf
tn" grand lodge of Minnesota. a. ~ u.
w.. will convene III toe hall Of the
house at the capitol, Tuesday, March
=: The session will last three days
and will be attended by over 500 del
egates from the $40 lodg es in the state.
During the past year the order has IN
creased It's membership over 2, OOO, the
increase being due largely To the pre-
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1900-03-17

= The DuluthsS Improvements Associa-
ton. through. it's secretary Mr.. Thos.
Il. Hill, has gotten up very a,trac-
tive circular showing. the possibilities
of Duluth as q manufacturing point,
and setting foSth the Charms Of our
city as place OF residen1v by publish
ing interesting statistics in regard to
health and climate 49,
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1900-03-17
For Eight Hour Day.

CINCINNATI, March 13.-Tonight
the boss carpenters, contractors and
builders came to an agreement with the
carpenters and, joiners'< union to es-
tablish an eight hour day at $40 on the
first of next June. The present rule is
nine hours at 1926 per day. This is an
increase of cents an hour.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1900-03-17
Az Usual.

did you suffer much from the, fire ~
NO. You see. the fro was in my
place. The fellows on each side of me
who received the water sustained the
most damag e.'':-Philadelphia North
. ,5s5ts.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1900-03-17

Joseph f. Gibson, of this city, has
been appointed by Governor Lind as
a member of the State BARRIERS Exam
lining board. Mr.. Gibson, is the first
Duluth man to serve ON the board.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1900-03-17
.l|:)l|l ! I !, |. J | |
Labor Notes.
Trade. ASS e l,.,,ly Meeting.

TrNOes Assembly Mcctsnx'
Last Friday evening the Trades As
sembly held its regular meeting, In
the absence of President McMurchy,
eX-President Kriz was called to the
chair. A goodly number of delegates
were present and considerable interest
was manifested in the meeting. =,
In the report of unions the electrical
workers reported that trade was good
and that their union was in better con-
dition than ever before.
The plasterers reported business good
and that the union was in good condi-
ton.
1t was given out that the fraternal
delegates to the Building Trades coun-
Gil we've accorded the full privilege of
the floor in that body. r.
Secretary Richardson raised the
point that the constitution of the
Building Trades national council was
opposed to the admission of union
not building trade union.
A long discussion then ensued on the
point raised by Mr.. richardson.
Some of the delegates feared that in
case of a strike that the local trades
council would not be upheld should
they adopt unregular proceedings.
The chair ruled that the Building
Trades council was the proper body
to settle the question. and the matter
was referred to them. ::
The treasurer reported a balance of
$6'3.59 in the treasury on March 1st.
Upon motion of Delegate Fidcr the
following resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, In view of the great honor
bestowed upon the American people by
his achievements as gallant and brave
naval officer, and =" :
Whereas, The trade unionists of Du--
luth desire to testify their high appre-.
citation of his valued and distinguished
services, and
Whereas, 1t is understood that this
gallant naval officer. Admiral George
Dewey. is to journey westward in the
summer. and may be induced
to visit the head Of the lakes, there
fC"e. be it -.
Resolved. That we. the members of
the Federated Trades Assembly of Du-
uth. hereby extend him a most cordial
invitation to come to Duluth when he
shall visit the west.
TRADES ASSEMBLY,
>. J. w. M'MURCHY, Pres.
J. w. RICHARDSON, Sec. /
The resolutions were ordered for
Naraed to Representative Norris. .:e-
luesting him to present them to Adj
niral Dewey. ~s-.
The Plumbers union reported that
hey were unable to bring about'.a set
cement of the trouble between them
selves and the Duluth Plumbing Co.,
md were obliged to place the. firm on
he unfair list. - i
Delegate Richardson moved that a
ommitte be appointed to amend the |
constitution Of the Trades Assembly
% that the Building Trades councils
delegates could be entitled to full priv |
leges of the floor. Delegates Richard
Oh. Jones and Willett We're appointed. |
1t was also reported that the eight |
lour city ordinance was not being en-
orced according to the intent. of the
aw.. Delegate PITCHER was added to
he, legislative COMMITTEE and the COM
nittee was Instructed Ia appear bef fore
he city council and endeavoS' to- have
he law enforced. '>*
The Building Trades council dele
;ates were given the right Of the floor
until such time as the constitution can
,e revised,
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1900-03-17

Beta council:of the oderih:Asam mari:
tans, gave ladies' night soe1aI.rh urs;.
day evening. Among those who took
part in the entertainment werez Messrs:
Blewett, Stevenson, Price. and =, Miss
Zimmerman. After: the program re-
fseshments were served and a jolly.
good time. was had: 81 IA s.:. 8
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1900-03-17

The Duluth Gam 81 8 & q ; tt Is Modern
Woodmen held g lar?e*:m estiHg> We'd
,ncsday& evening, sevefNn I'm hos
were initiatedks, meetina:sitas ven,
interesting and=l0o memberS::tSale :prSa.
cnt. The campls stilE on tl lie boom IS
every meeting shows. a !lasg H#inc req s.
in memberships. (. -: ..:.s} 7:
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1900-03-17

By reason of the failure Of. the
knight: and Ladies of tht Fresii {. at
Kansas City, the local Journals CT that
place point out, with startling head
lines, the dangers which menace. fra.
ternal institutions. The institution
which collapsed has never been regard
ed as representative one. 1t had a
small membership and no assets what
ever. 1t furnished temporary p"otec-
ton and it's members received exactly
what they paid for. Its failure is an
argument neither for nor against the
system. or the laws under which it
operated.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1900-03-17

The Carpenters union at its last
meeting gave the Labor World it's
moral endorsement by subscribing for
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manent disability and old age cha sns
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