The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-28
!: WORLD OF INDUSTRY
/, If tbe Busy Workshop, Mill
I and Mine.
| a,sIp OF THE BREADWlNNFRS
.tweeks Work Of Every Nation
I. elobe, Where Manufacturers,
F,'a..s.nios, Artisans Hold Sway.

: !, stationary fremen has been
wv Sacramento, Cal.
" clerks OF Denver, Coio.' nave
1A armament organization.
suplnnt for the building OF a labor
!, Y VI op foct at Kansas city, Mo.
y chase. shoemaker, Is serving
.Srd term as mayor OF HaYerhiIl,
/ ,.u,erv drivers Mt San Francisco,
l.ve struck for recognition of their
- Ala) union clerks have ar
b With employers concerning hours
y y. .,serhood of Carpenters and Join
. DsSsrtering unions at the rate Of
4 month, - 20 Non4
y saSi and Portsmouth, Va, have
|s,s6 union.
r'.pmen will convene at Cincinnati,
ar.h,,,ary /. 1903.
4, Ga.. plumbers have struck for
n eight hours. They have been
L !, ESQ for nine hours,
Il ns,ble polishers of Pittsburg, Pa.
y an advance in wages and re-
4 4 n hours after January I
iTrary / stationary tiremen Mt San
A., will receive an eight-hour day
IA nor cent increase in wages.
| .,lta Of the telephone operators oe
sa,ss Iowa which has been Ia prog
Ssi az months. has been settlc6.
stsil clerks union at Manchester,
I regarded MS one of the banner
| ,,a6ns of It's kind IN the East.
plciRc shop men expect an early
IN AZ their strike by the granting
.-.,sJGns on the part Of the road.
,Tgde against Chinese and japanese
~ TO be waged in earnest by the
ks h laundry wagons ut San Fran
N, WORKERS at South Boston, Mass,
| Nm on strike for seven weeks to
III demand for an advance in
p,tenders local union, at Pueblo,
/ Nd seeded from the National or
| rt5n and joined the American Labor
rgeneDt Is on foot among the thou
IA clerks employed by the Santa Fc
H. to secure q general Increase In
STATE Of Missouri has over 1900
shNoies, with total paid up capital
4 n a69,5SS,546 They employ 143, t3S
4 lTn Pacific engineers have been con-
iher demand for. an Increase In
which will averageI about i per cent
i Ia, Neb., labor Unihns have renewed
4 ant with the board of education con
4 The employment of nonunlon car
In Labor Commissioner Warner Of
n. bns as
at d laws for the State in relation to
n hbor
Nay /, 1903. 10000 union stone
q ID the United States and Canada
Muse to work more than eight hours
4 one day
y Haven Comm bakers will invoke
( U Of the general assembly to secure
liQl which will result in doing away
hsht work.
u Important lines OF Industry and in
2idsl affairs the outlook is most prom
!. Maine, and labor was never so
Il employed as now.
easus shows that each wage Garner
p manufacturing establishments pro-
l. Esath to the amount of 1919 a
N receives $437 80 year.
Nlcestershire, England, 400 women
rske needles ma i nia r5iS NJ Noo ,I,
nlrrled or widows ~
parelty Of men in the bridge and
pal lronworkers' trade at indianap,
si, still continues. Many men conid
nala positions in this line OF work.
shghsm, England. ironworkers' wages
'nau at s shIliinrs 0 pence n ION
flhg, and mlllmcn's wages I'm nro-
81 from December S. 1902. To Febru-
aaare works in the suhurbs NJ VI
llstria, within wear haze reduced
Aaber Of their employees from BOO
and 800 workmen's families have
we're 80 glassmoling nIonts IN
NIL In Ohio during thc mast v@ar ON.
ioi9 hands and paving out 81 AGA
wages exclusive 80 's eoi Tuj g. n 1o3i,
sp ''''' -0' pau
III y oiganizatlon 10 no known nc tho