The sun., 1901-07-16

800 QUIT AT CAMBRIDGE. OHIO.
Cambridge. Ohio. July 15.-Ih" 800 |
men in the two mills here voted ycstcr-
day afternoon to abide by the Strik" |
order issued by President Shaifer and not |
return to work today.
200 MEN OUT AT NEW CASl Lr.
New Castle, Pa. July 15.- New Castle
the most important tin plate centre IN
the world. Is deeply affected by the
strike. Twelve hundred Amalgamatcd
men are idle today, but many depart
lments of the mill are still in operation.
| However when stock now on hand Is
worked M. Il complete shut down will
cnsuc. and $500 men will be unemployed.
Should the amngamated employees Of
the National Steel Company be called
ont. the total number of unemployed will
he brought up 60 nearly 5000 men.
1.-THE EFFEIT AT ANDERSON IND
| Anderson. Ind, July 15.One hundred
and eighty-iivc men Of the Hot Mill De
lpartment notified the management today
THAT they will not return to the American
lTin Plate Works because of the strike
|order from the Amalgnmated Assocla-
ton The tin house forces will he forced
Ito stop and 400 men will be idle here.
IONE PLANT AT CLEVELAND IDLE
Cleveland. OHIO. July Ii. Between 400
land 500 men employed at the Crescent
Tin Plate Mills in this city obcyed the
lstrike order Of President Shaffcr today.
land as result the plant is practically
idle.
The Crescent is the only plant affected
L. .,t 4 Al. = "a. i.
Icontrolled by the American Tin Plate
Company.
MEN At CUMBERLAND GO OUT.
Cumberland. Md, July 15. None of the
linen employed in the American Tia
Plate Mills mt this point reported for
work this morning, and the mills are
shut down. The strike affects about 2Ol
people in cumberland.
The mills Of n. 4 G. Taylor, which
are not connected with the tin plate com
: bine. started up this morning, after ~
I idleness Of two weeks
t CINCINNATI MACIIINlSTS At
q WORK.
!. Cincinnati. July 15.--Two thousand ma
chinists who have been On strike hcr'
since May 20 returned to work today
II 300 OFT At POMEROY, OHIO.
o Pomeroy, Ohio, July 20. The America
10 Steel Hoop Company's mill did not star
ls it's fires today, owing TO the strike of tn
&c 300 men.
o. lSHARON MILLS WILL
!. PROBABLY CLOSE
n sharon. July Is. President Shail''r.
:" is presumed will order the Sharon II
Plate Mills closed. This concern sci
u its product to the United States Ste
y COMPANY, and section 81 of the Amalg;
ut mated Association constitution provide
Mt THAT all mills so doing will be include
ION strike.
n, Sharon. South Sharon and Whcatlai
"a Industries are not materially affected J
-. 1.-THE strike Of the American Steel Hoo
Works. The mills owned by th" Unit,
= States Steel Corporation are the Nation
so Steel Works. American Steel Hoop, III
zee American Sheet Steel Mills. The In
hs named two have not been in operate
for two wears. while the National
non-union and is running as usual loda
,,lTJrSCARAWAS VALLEY MEN Id
=. New philadelphia. Ohio, July ~. ~
Thousand men in the TuscarawaS Vail
- are idle on account Of the strike altr'll
10 the sheet mills at New Philadrlph
sht Dcnnison and Canal Dover, and the
OPP lolatc mill III Dover. The Dover mill i
lbecn rcmodelled. and extensive lmpro
of lments have been made at New fhilad
,od lpha. All these mills are idle today.
70 mills RUNNING IN KENTTCR
W" Cincinnati Ohio. July 15.-Stecl IN
the -. C,,;,,',,on and Newnort Nv.
;la- independcnt and running today as usl
Its At Cambridge. Ohio. 500 employees
uld the tin plate works struck.
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the ne GREAT STRIKES