The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18
WORLD OF INDUSTRY
( Of the Busy Workshop, Mill
and Mine.
GOSSIP OF THE BREADwlNNFRS
:, the Weeks Work in Every Ma
tbe Globe Where Artisans
- Mechanics Hold Sway.

4 mon Of Chicago. ILL.,, have formed a
prssjan railways employ only mem.
4 y the orthodox church.
Il ,emand for union painters at SYRIA
Nh y. can not be supplied.
nion Of the textile workers has bean
\ dc organized at Cleveland. Ohio
4 p,ttsburr. Pa, police are preparing
A l,Ion asking a 70 per cent increase.
4 hrewery workers of Providence, Il.
4 m probably strike. The men demand
y ehthour day.
one union in Indianapolis, Ind, went
H. usual May day strike-that of the
3Iurai non workers.
a angeles tCalJ union carpenters have
4 Granted their demand of a new wage
Of So 80 daS
Vin9ependcnt railors' association Of
tEreal, taAada. has decided to organizes
ftsiloresses OF that city.
N transfers of san Francisco, Cal,
A hssn granted their demand of an iu-
H. from s. to s.. - day.
Enmbus. Ohio, brickmakers have or
4 ed AMI applied for cnatter under the
Ercan Federation of Labor.
Z
II nj Duluth, MINI, and all skilled
&men are now on an eight hour day.
IN, tourney men plumbers of st, Joseph.
ale on strike because their demand
Ia day was not granted.
4lee hundred carpenters are ON strike
IN Paul, Mimi, for an cisnt.hour day
carmens union has been formed at
&ameDto Cal. by the organization com
H. of the Federated Trades.
&jckayers. plasterers and stone masons
a struck at Bridgeport. Conn, in sym.
In with the striking hodcarriers.
In usual May day demonstrat 'ons
In 1900 Workmen participated in
Hing at Rome.
H. thousand men employed in the build
II trades are on strike at Youngstown,
b for an cighthour day and increase
4 q reason advanced for the closing down
He cotton uiil, at Hnlyoke Mass. Is
4er cent advance in wages.
IN Birmingham lAlID Musicians union
withdrawn from the state Federation
labor because negroes are allowed mem
khlp in the latter organization.
Nv mill mJ,hiuists and hcuchmeu in
D .or county New JeIs7, ale on a str kn.
men demanded % uniform rate uf - %
2ss,erers AZ Nashville Tenu are ON a
BE The demands made were for
il &c from q nut-hour day, at 80 cents
shour, to an eight hour day, ut 40 cents
1hcur.
H. Importation OF foreign workers. most
Tsrmans HAS led fo nm lctiye raInn,if,,
A eiu'Sus, u"1 i, ~ III "gii,t tau'l'l is
I aSd and and "risi. NAV re.mlt ''''S WI
~ bloSt furnace workers aud smelt,re If
fsburg Pa. have demanded tlat e ght
tWelya shall prevail 1ffer Juun
H. h lSgu'nS c ag,E.' on1 no iinItI"rd
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4 AZ i"oroog, f,,,n 81 "a -, 81 KIN az
ki.bonr doy
~ t,ncl ts5mstars' strike which throl..
to e En- ace "ooV nn ,t,no tSamsIerS N
4 stsrjkers' dnmaI,Js of ~ ceI,is an Nan.
r,i S,'n'i' ''"'
IN Internotior,i Nitr.rs, ccpcross VIII
~ On N,~ 10 a. nnssaidorf 'rhn 60
ond a"t,risr ,,,f,.'g MIN, ,,uf 80.
4 Sa f,,li, r,.r.es,,rtad' ,,t IA fn1tb,.,r,'
eonorssS
IN e1oniovors o,,d r,i,,or, IN t,o Cio,.o
N EneIond disr,.,c+ b1H,a delidnI IN snV.
,ba 6rastio, a. v.5,,os 20 o,,T,.,c,,,
H. held in inn. next Il is mainly ms ~
Fe eSasaa b.. ,.,-,.-oa .,o ooo.. 90 .,o
4moteys of tSo S'p1io rrot'd tssoci, an.
fStrsa, fa ,,,,i'i.7 III t,.olt az.
~ rSjc,t ~, ',,r g,o,,iyod ~ ~
- ~ a5655 "'t ~" VI s""i@S" w 'N'
fbe bnitIe5 iron and .toeI trades NJ
S or5o , ,,nt e t".'S yR' 49,, oH
'coalSe Of erection IN connscti"n v.iith con.
! cts at home ana abroad.
ghe strike Of the coal wagon drivers At
fAsstI' y, - WHO nave StIutN luI hiSl-