The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-02
THE CONVENTIONS OF LABOR.
F'orty4seven te BE Held During the
Ep.r

Forty-Seven tc Re EyId During the
Year.
NEW YORK, Jan "A great labor pro-
gramme for the year mas been made pub
lie by the American Federation Of Labor.
Forty-seven naticaaI and international Ia
Dor organizations have decided to hold
their conventions N big cities throughput
The country. The programme is as fol-
lows:
january p. InGianaDOIis-United Mine
Workers Of America.
January (date and city not yet fxed)-
Natcn Case Engrayers' National Union
april s. in Columbus Ohio-Amalgamat-
cd Sheet Metal Workers International As
ISOLATION.
April 9-Northern Mineral Workers
Progressive Union.
April tdate not yet fxed), in Milwau-
kee-MetaI PoIishers'. Buffers. Platers
and Brass Workers Union.
May (city to Re selected by executive
board International Union of Textile
Workers
May 6. IN ia-Amalgamated
Lace Curtain Operatives.
May 6. If Observation-Disclosures Asso-
citation of Machinists
May G, in Cleveland-Tin Plate Workers
International Protective Association.
May Il. in St. Paul-Order of Railway
Conductors.
May Il, in St Louis-HoteI and Restau-
rant Employees International Alliance and
Bsrterders' Interna uonaI League.
May Il. in Denver American Fedora
ton of Musicians
May u. in Milwaukee Amalgamated
Association Of Iron, Steel. and Tin Work
ers.
June >. in international
Ladies Garment Makers Union.
June 5. in Washington, D. C-NatfonaI
Association of Steam and Hot Water Fit
tiers and Helpers
June 10, in 8uffaIo-Mosaic AID Encaus-
tic Tile Layers and Helpers Union.
June II, in Washington-Inte
Printing Pressmen's Union-
June Il. in Detroit-Boot and Shoe
Workers Union.
June I9 in Chtcago-NationaI Steel and
Copper Plate Printers.
July S. in Atlantic City-American Flint
Glass Workers.
July s. in ToIedo-International Long
shcremen's Union.
July 8 (eity not yet decided upon)-Pp-
hOlsterers' International Union.
July 10 (city not yet lected)-National
Brotherhood Of Operative Potters.
July 10. in Hamilton, OntariO-Stoye
Mounters international Union.
July Il. IN BuEalo-Retail Clerks Ma
tional Protective Association.
July Is. in ToledO-Naticnal Alliance Of
Theatrical Stage Employees
July - in BuGaIo-Internationa Jew
elry Workers Union.
July %. in BelleviIIe, y. J--American
WeaYers' Protective Association
August 5, in Observation-Disclosures
National Union.
August 3. in Louisyille-Journeyme
Tai}ors UEion.
August y, in Birmingham-Inte
al Typographical Union.
August -, in BuGalo-United Associa-
ticn O. Journeymen Plumbers. Gas1itters.
Steamftters, ana Steamitters' Helpers
September :. IN HOIyOke Mass.-UnIted
Brotherhood of PapermakerS.
September s. in lphia-National
Association of United Brewery Workers
September Q, in Observation-Disclosures of
Stationary Firemen.
September 9. in Baltimore-CiSarna
ers' International Union.
September 10. in Kansas City-Brother-
hood Of Railway Carmen
October / in BOSton-Natlonal A5SoCia-
tion Of SEfnners
October (city to be seIected) -Inter-
national Brotherhood Of Blacksmiths-
October s. in Springfield. IH--Nationai
Brotherhood Of Coal Hosting Engineers
October Il. in san Francisco-Order of
Railroad Photographers
October 81 in St Louis-InternatiOnal
Brotherhood Of Electrical Workers.
December ,. in Observation-Disclosures of
Painters. Decorators. and Paperhangers.