The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-27
mr. WORLD OF INDUSTRY
1 .so,s Of the Busy Workshop, Mill
aud Mine.
|,.o GOSSIP OF THE BREADWINNERS
=, the Weeks Work in Every
Few" .'.,ioo on the Globe Where Arti-
sans Hold Sway.

Nluers at Ymir b. |'' are 'e'Hs 'A'u
fn Falls, r. l., union carpenters are
In strike. ,. ,..o .orr,o,
| Boston, M"'S''
Nh, Conn, splnners are on strike Tor
10 per cent Increase
,,.l,0ss makers on strike at Coiumous,
~ hs'" nave returned to work
u'" ,thouv. \. y. strike of the street
az men is imminent.
'o,dars on strike at Hamilton, ONO,
ave- returned to worh'
~. strlke Of the oregon City troiley line
! portland, ore, has been settieu'
4 s.,,ou hands m the employ OF the ROCK
anS At Kichheld. Neb., are on strlhe'
,r,,. convention of the international Mold
ine ,uion was neld recently at Toronto,
portlnnd. ore, the marine engineers
AZ Sas heen settled, both sides making
Kmcessions.
~, lone-coutinued strike of the dytrs
ins a.. Paterson, y. j., has been for
irsily decored on.
4 s,rp,ue capmakers at Boston, Mass,
10 received an increase In wages oil irolu
Il 10 ~ per cent
/ r,c,oeers and hremen on the Colorado
u NJ Southern have asked that company Tor
N increase In pay
n,, clerks at Des Moines, Iowa, have
pius adding another union TO the al
E,sdy long list of that cry.
4 r,rrors ARE oGering high wages In Iowa.
4, FSrtjle one man is paying S4h0O' ana
IS is freely offered
Strikes are occurring all over sweden,
X,ue 10 the discharge of men VINO LOOK part
,.tVtt
~ the recent S"" ,,.,,,.
"A Hod carriers 'nu e,,oI ~ meet and confer
~ Wa nave ueun 80 ISodarol tohor union
*ftlatiVe 10 pl"p'' ,,,,.,,
q Bakers a, Chicago, III, are on stllhe,
laImlng that tneE are unuta PAU - ", nine
h. WORK Ten MUS ""'''
NJ The strike OF carpenters, painters hnu
1lrmbers at Lafayette ina, mas Deeh set
"a led By the signing ol NV Se"'e
M A number of telephone operators NJ lcs
&Noines, Iowa, have resumed work, having
#saincd every concession demanded
En- The National Federation Of Teachers was
|{reefutly organized Mt Minneapolis, Mimi.
I'M obiect is OF a protective nature
"A coo, miners In Holland are better paid
md work shorter hours than mon emploJeI
nm any similar Industry in that country.
W yc,or pacifr sbnns nj cheyenne Mvo.
IN "a srain WORKING. many new men having
been Installed to take the strikers places.
# Iktas been suggested TINT n committee
Ed NrbiTation be appointed to settle the
RsMetal Workers strike at New haVen'
'onn'
IA The Denver ana kio Grande rallroad mas
S,gyeed to an advance of from $3.50 to $40 a
month to its telegraphers, according to the
3poston.
M While the situation is somewhat strained
|Eno disorder hns yot bnen started i'm the
z 1slriEe OF tho Cooks and Walters union at
iuebls Colo.
In OIL City, Pa, where strike of rail.
IVY men has been OH for some time, the
s1. ro,,,r LUZ oegn sIahlcu' anu Tue men
-a ~, ie'ui u'u ~ "olN.
m Union painters at Oakland, Cal, have pro
Rested to the local school board against
ae practiee , OF allowing lanitors to dc
~ '"e sVHooiS'
Inc United Railways and Electric com
IFS employees in ACCORDANCE with a new iaw
e,'n,y passed IN the state,
Al Lowell, Mass, the loom fiXers' strike
Nlleh mas been in effect three months, has
been ended 1t Is believed the men re-
1 Ts "a ,o'""'p 'oncessions'
anc, Wash, has formally abandoned il.
Et Tn, 10 secure recognition from the Wash
~" water Power company.
Employees of the stockton I,ioo+r,o s+roo,
compafv AZ SInc,,t d,,eo ~ Stree
isall1ed and are now part Of IN,
433s N'isamated Association Of America.
E# AT Omaha Neb., the Union Pacific Ram
oad company has ,,iyon fnr,,,ai M, va :,
stiiking :bo mas Even formal NOTICE =
mn