The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-04
EFFORTS TO SETTLE THE
BIG STEET STRIE! FAIL

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it is only necessary to distribute the
skilled workers in the present nom
union mills in all the plants and make
them general instructors of green
hands to soon develop more Of this class
of tradesmen.
Postponed Starting Up.
The American Sheet Steel company.
which decided to start the Hyde Park
mill last. week. but postponed action
pending The result of the conference III
New York, has issued orders to pre-
pare to start the mill early next week.
/ The officials realize, however, that they
have a difficult problem on their
/ hands, and express fear of the outcome
! when they try 10 start these idle mills.
/ They declare. however, that they VIII
make the attempt and with just as
much haste as is possible.
No plans are known concerning the
! American Tin Plate company II that
( company intends to utilize non union
men it is not known where they VIII
get them. 1t is said that fancy prices
are being offered TO few really skilled
/ labOrers to take hand with the trust
/ in order - get the plants IN opera
ton. In some instances, ct least. IL IS
said that the offers have been refused
/ because the men have fear Of personal
/ violence from the strikers.
/ 1t is considered probable by all in
! terested that the strike order viii be
made general. calling out the union
men in the National Steel company,
( the Federal Steel company and the
1 National Tube company Nothing deh-
mite however. can be known until after
: the meeting of the executive committee
I of the Amalgamated association to-
morrow. All the workers seen tonight
are confident that the order viii be
published at once, and expect the re
I Spouse to be general and hearty,
List of Striking Companies.
/ Following is a complete list Of the
/ companies whose employees. are now
4 on strike, and those likely to be in
volVed. American Sheet ~a-Sel COM
pany, union mills, Cambridge works,
! cam bridge, o.; Canton works, Canton,
/ O.. Charters works, Carnegie, Pa;
Corning Works, Hammond, Ind; Den
nisOn works, Dennison, o.; Dresden
works, Dresden, o.; Falcon works,
I Mics, O.; Hyde Park works, Hyde
I Park. Pa, Laufman works, PaUltOn,
/ Pa: Midland works, Muncie, Ind; New
Philadelphia works, New Philadelphia
/ O.: Picqua works. Picqua, o.; Reeves
works, Canal Dover, o. Scottdale
I works. ScottdaIe, Pa; Struthers works,
/ Struthers, o.; Aetna-Standard works
I Bridgeport, o. W. D. Wood works.
Mex eespOrt. Pa. These mills employ
/ 5000 Non union mills, Apollo works,
Nandergrift, twenty-seVen mills; kirk
+ patrick, Leechburgi six mills; Old
! Meadow, ScOttdale, six mills; Ealts-
/ burg works, three mills. In the non
union mills g 600 men are working.
American Tin Plate cOmpany-Union
works. American works, ElwOOd, Ind,
4 twenty-siX mills, Anderson works, An
] dersOn, Ind. seven mills; Atlanta
/ works. Atlanta, IND. six mills; Ban
/ field works, IrOndale, O., four mills
/ CannOnsburg WOi 'annOnSburg, IA,
five mills; Champion works. Muske-
gon, Mich, seven mills; Chester works,
! Chester. W. Va, four mills, Cincinnati
/ works, Cincinnati. O., four mills (belng
I dismantled); Crescent works, Cleve-
I land six mills: Cumberland works,
/ Cum berland, Nd, five mills; Cam
/ bridge works, Cambridge, O., six mills;
/ ElwOOd works, ElwoOd City, Pa, six
/ mills; Falcon works, Niles, o, six
/ mills. Great Western works, Joliet, Ill,
! four mills; HumOert works, COnnells-
! vile works. COnnellsville, Pa, six
! mills; Irondale works, MiddletoWn,
Ind six mills; JOhnstOwn works,
JOhnstOWn. Pa. two mills; Labelle
I works Wheeling, W Va, ten mills;
/ Laughlin works. Martins Ferry, O.,
fourteen mills, adding eight mills
. more: MOnOngaheia works. Pittsburg,
Pa. fourteen mills; MOreWOOd works,
I Gas City. Ind. eight mills; Newcastle
, works. Newcastle, Pa, twenty mills;
( Pittsburg works. New KensingtOn, Pa,
seven mills; Pennsylvania works, New
! KeusingtOn, Pa, Two mills; Reeves
I works, Canal Dover, O., six mills; She
mango works, NeN- Caste, Pa, thirty
mills: Star works, PitIsburg, eight
mills; United States works, McKees-
! port Pa, eleven mills. In these $4,000
men are on strike. The only nonunlon
tin plate mill is the one at MOneSsen,
employing 500 men.
Steel Hoop Company's Mills.
American Steel Hoop company
Union mills: Painter mill, Clark mills,
Lindsay & McCUtcheOn mills, Pitts
burg: Upper and Lower Unicn mills,
Youngstown, o.; Warren & Girard
mills. MOnessen plant; Kimberley
works, Sharon and Greenville; POme-
roy Iron and Steel company, PomerOy,
o.: Bar Mil plants at AIingO Junction
and Bridgeport. They employ 5000 men.
The only nOn-uniOn mill is the small
one at Duncanville, employing 300 men,
Federal Steel Company in
this company are the Illinois Stee
company. Lorraine Steel company OF
Ohio and the Lorraine Steel company II
Pennsylvania.
The following plants of the Illinois
Steel company are organized: South
/ Chicago works. 8. 000; Bridgeport works
Chicago, 1000 men; Joliet works 200,
7 men; Bay View works, Milwaukee, ZOO
men.
The two plants of the Lorraine com
panies at Lorraine. o., and JohnstOwn
Pa. are credited with being non-uion
but it is understood that TIE Amalga-
mated association has lodges of various
sizes IN the plants and that they may
be drawn into the struggle.
National Steel COmpany-UniOn mills
Shenango Valley Steel company, New
castle Pa Bellaire steel works, Bel
laire. o: Aetna Standard steel works
Mingo Junction. O. These employ abOI
, 5000 men. NOn-uniOn plants; Ohio
steel works. Youngstown, o.; King
Gilbert & Warner works. Columbus, o.
| Bull steel works. Sharon. Pa These
employ 5000 men.
National Tube Company.
National Tube ComPany-Union mills
Republic iron works. South Side, Pitts
, burg; Pennsylvania tube works, PITTS
burg: Riverside iron works. Wheeling
W va: Continental iron works an'
Eliza works. Second avenue, PittsburE
National rolling mills, Mckeesport
Boston Iron & steel works, near Nc
KeespOrt. These employ an aggregate
: OF &C 600 men. Non-union plants Ma
/ / tiCnal tube works and MOnong3heis
steel works. McKeespOrt-
National GalvaniZing W0rks-Ne r
sailles. near McKeesport; Syracus
: tube works. Syracuse. \. Y. Ohio tub
, works. Warren. O.; Allison plant, Phil
{ adelphia. Chester Pipe & Tube com
: panye Chestsf, Pa; Pittsourg pip
works. Second avenue. Pittsburg
( American Iron & Steel works, Middle
ton. Pa, and youngstown, o.. Oil Cit
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