The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1900-07-21
DULUTH
Labor Notes.

AOOV1 AVVtOos
The Carpenters union held a good
meeting last Tuesday evening at which
trades difficulties We're discussed at
length. Business Agent Baker made
quite a lengthy report. He thought all
differences could be adjusted if the boys
would only keep in line. Brother E. F..
Heller was elected president as Brother
Lowe had left the city. Brother Heller
is rustler and is the right man in the
right place. Tuesday evening there will
be an open meeting. Mr.. Weber will
make an address, also several other
speakers. \ dance will follow for which
Come all and bring your wife or some
other ones wife and, enjoy yourself.
Frank ]. Weber, Of Milwaukee. who
was elected general organizer for the
International Longshoremen's associa-
ton by the executive board on Tuesday
left for Two Harbors Thursday to or
union at that port. After a tour on
Lakes Superior and Michigan, Mr. Web
or expects to visit Baltimore and begin
work on the Atlantic coast.
The Freight Handlers Of Duluth held
q special meeting last Sunday after
noon and entertained the visiting del
eSates from the various freight hand
ling unions. Delegate Quinn. of Erie,
made a speech, after which the del
cgates caucased for candidate for first
vice president to represent the freight
handlers. NJ. Sullivan, Of Richmond.
Ohio. was the successful candidate.
The large labor parade on Friday
evening last was the most successful
la Dor demonstration held in Duluth for
some time. \ number of unions turned
out while a good many others did not.
Nevertheless it was a great success.
The electricians made the best appear
ance, with a float on which was a min
iaturc electric light plant. Each MEM
Der Of the union carried cane on his
shoulder with a lighted incandescent
light attached to the end. The gasO
line engine was very kindly furnished
by the Williams Gasoline Engine Co.,
Of West Superior.
Today the employees of the Duluth
and Iron Range railroad will picnic at
Lester Park. Special trains will run
from Two Harbors and a large crowd
is expected from Duluth. The Two
Harbors' band will be there. Mayor
Hugo will deliver speech as will also
Mayor Holden. of Two Harbors. Chas.
Watson, of the B. of L. r. will be mar
shall OF the day.
The proceedings Of the Red Wing
convention are now ready for tlistribu-
ton and any person desiring copy can
receive the same by calling at tho La
Dor World office.
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Is DR.. Cullum has removed his dental
parlors to- the top fioor OF the Jew Jer-.
sey building. 5@s $1 s25 ,s e %S:>
All Of the Buffalo delegates returned
home Tuesday on the North West,
among them was Terry McGovern of
Cleveland, who was the largest del
egate in the convention. He was the
hardest fighter On the floor. and did
not say much either. 1t was short,
gruff. and to the point, with just enough
Irish wit in it to keep the delegates
good natured.
G. J. O'Donnell formerly ticket agent
in the local Office Of the St. Paul & Du-
luth road has been appointed general
manager Of the Park Point Street rail-
way. He will have charge of the
Auditorium and of all business con-
nected with the railway.
Captain J. w. Miller has just built
a handsome MODEL of a tug boat The
vessel is complete in every detail and
represents large amount of work The
captain has it inclosed in an attractive
glass cose, and it is now Oh exhibition
in the health office.
EXCURSION!