The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26
THE WORLD OF INDUSTRY
Echoes Of the Busy Workshop, Mi
and Mine.
Tile GOSSIP OF THE BRtADwINStRs
Review Of the Weeks Work in Every
Nation on the Globe Where Manufao-
turers and Mechanics Hold sway.

gHniaed NH'' nave OF
Labor troubles at Andamsia. spain. are
uecomlng serious
toopers az Fails CITY. Neb are or s+r,,s
Tor increased paw
,, shovel ard dicdge engineers at palutn.
Mlll., VIII oggauze
nay. l's.onafy engineers at Everett, WASH.
Hute Inthed uuioli
halsin packers at Fresno. chi strurt ,n,,
received highCr wages
,r Ss uney lAustraliai street car men nave
'uTfn wv the eighthous day
LtitSl aphers at Milwaukee, MS nave
Joined The federated trades cannon
AtV1hs gre replacing negroes as labor
eis q me LooiSiana sugar plantations.
sau sanciece lCal) linemeu viii submit
,HVM wage schedule TO their employers
cur thousand tin plate workers at
hour day e'e"'
Striking molders at st. Catherine ont
t fg are y. concessions ana nave re-
New Haven CConn) timers have Won
men IKE stlike which included recognition OF
Clgarmakers at Tampa. Fla. nre on
STRIKE, demanding a change In the class oil
material furnished them.
scotch miners are pressing for a minimum
W.T. mq i on the same lines as the South
Inc strike OF railroad shop men may
ny extended from the Union pncihc 10 coyey
an the Hartman lines
ladies tailors and dressmakers at Boston.
uniform scale.
Government employees in Washington have
n1alteu q movement 10 secure q 10 per cent
increase In ali salaries
Honolulu tIaWalD had c1rriers bor-
asked for an increase OF 20 CENTS an bnnr
Ihey now receive 81 cents
since us organization, mtg years ago. the
aug any 'sahQted Carpenters aud Jolners have
pau uut Tor dement's about 50. StOO0O
carpenters at Honolulu Hawaii have
Ashed Tor ana received an increase Of so
cents making 81 90 for au eight hour day
council BLUFFS, Iowa. labor unions may
wv an assessment OF 10 cents a week to ala
me, striking Union Pacific machluists.
IHe general assembly Of the Knights Of
ii;4oor meets IN annual convention at
Ni9EAta rails. y. y, on November
Employees OF the Gas works nd washing.
Jou VINO struck some time ago ia secure
recognition Of the union, are Still out
Mem9ers OF the Chicago, Teachers club
nave pledged themselves 70 purchase none
plt union goods bearing the union label
employees or the MOnd nickel works al
CBd9eh, Wales, are on strike because Of
being uuioniSt.
Employees In shpyards on the northeast
coast or England have been notified of
o ocp PER cent reduction IN wages to go into
The building trades council If Kingston.
ont is protesting against the sale by the
petition With FREQ lnbor -" N'''
Sacramento Gal Cooks and Vptors,
union Is meetiDg With sUrcoss I'm its eeorte
TO Induce employers To replace Chinese
servants with white union helm
Paris France police hive issued an or
der TINT no boy under ii employed In either
a factory or workshop Is 10 he allowed IA
carry a weight al over twenty-one pounds.
II Is estimated that there are over 10000
persons employed In Austria alone exclu.
sive II Hungary In tho iron Industry. and
this industry Is now practically stagnnnt
The American Federation OF Labor mas
1877 Federal unions 4OG central bodies.
twenty-sevcu State organizations and nine,
tyhve National organizations It's growth
during the past year beats an records
Posting Of anti foreign placards al Can
ton. China. has prevented the engaging
Of Chinese laborcrs 20 work on The Canton
end OF the great Canton Hlnkow railroad,
Grain trlmmcrs az Portland Me, VIII ask
efect November To- steyedor re9' Viii 's ask