The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-20
THE WORLD OF INDUSTRY
Echoes Of the Busy Workshop, Mill
and Mine.
THE GOSSIP OF THE BREADwINNERs
Review Of the Weeks Work in Every
Nation on the Globe Where Art-
sans Hold Sway,

San Francisco. Cal, salesladies have or.
ganized.
Carpenters and joiners at Hartford.
Conn.,, are still out.
The pay Of the German soldiers is only
cents day.
Buffalo y. Y. union labor men will
nominate local ticket
Boston. Mass. fathers are about to de-
maud an cight-hour day.
Laws prohibiting labor unions were
passed In England IN 1893
The colliers OF Cyfarthin, Wales. have
resolved to resume work.
The threatened strike Of the Telephone
girls at San Diego. Cat, has been averted.
Between 1I15 and 1890 many trade
unfns; we're, formed in Germany. France
The TEACHERS societies Of 1Irandoa.
trade unions.
wiscousiu's dairy Industry employs 100
nearly 100000
The, sum of S27,os4.71o is expended amy
ally for wnges Of employees IN the glass
Industry In this country
1t Is understood that tho car builders win
unions IRE organized
Seven Thousand worklugmen are on
strike for higher wages and shorter hours
at Manila, Philippine Islands.
clothing stores mot in the union" are
association OF Du1utb Vinn mo
The mortality from accidents to railway
year 10y Improved coupling devices
Locomotive hremcn ~ no r.sic,go pocp
Island ana Pacldc r9ilroal tbro5teptI
strike II their grievances are not adjusted.
There nre reports Of recent labor riots
~ S9hthern Nussie. AgItators preached
The strike ~ tho r,,,ti,ts,s ~ a.. .,.e,,'.
and Pacific railroad. which has been In
progress for about two months. has bepu
settled.
Quebec C,n shin i,t,.-,.. 80 ~
land fine have dtmon,IaJ an .t,,. -
nour The company Is only willing 10
pny 70 cents.
Shoe workers M TJa,er,ul Moo
odds with tho NntInu,i 1rt,,,,i,,ltI, ~ , nv
20 the opposition n me local Irinr, :" ' at
organizer who has b,,,o,,,, ,, l,,,Is 10 IN
them.
Every native or natnrali2ed ctizcn NJ
found to- he unnnie No. s,,nr,., hi,,,,s - al, -
family Is entitled 10 ncpsiop from tho
government ''"7''' l'"" lAe
President NcDo,,,a ~ en-, ,r,,.,,..,,,....
union states thar fbo rncn,,,rrsi,ft-1, q, ~
creaSinr 0nd NM t1,I,c ,,3 ~ t ,,'p ~ IN
ly established M Sulwauhce ana L5nnIas
City. ''"'"S
A. Ca, r,-oz,,..- ~,
eyery driver dis,',,,+,' ~, tnnsIol reGenllE
refused to proceed hecapaa IT, INA Na,, ',, wv,
ported that there was nomT,'l5n ,r,,
among tbeyn '"' "'N''""" Iu'H
Machinlsts Of Cleveland. Ohio. are max.
ing special efforts 10 huiia IN moi th"ec
unions. when the machiuistq baye been
thoroughly orgaulzod n dnmo,t Viii az
made for a nine hour day.
Potters at East Iiyeruool Ohio have
sent out word 10 ali their men that an
plants would resurnp opernttona I'm fuli MI
assnrances have been given that no strike
VIII occur IN the district this year
bill TO prevent the employment OF wo.
men ard minors IN the mauufacture OF
seStite got cas- after IN The evening or be-
th ~ . w lne morning mas ueen ieieatcd IN
',sr"e" use '7 mouse ~ representatives.
employees II The Union Traction company
Oi hlcsso VINO nave Joined the Amalga
IA NS'" ~ u, ''V3n, WIN mHAe demand Tor
fheIr a,,rceIntn, no, ~ N'-r5 irSlltr
vror NV 10 40 so "lthlh the
s,o,io,,,,. .,...,......
pppilstIarss ,n-,H,,is nave risit state ON,
f,nsi .,,,i", a., .s1i1u's WlS'ulHn'"l hAd
rount,,, 1',, 40 , ,u,,,, a., lg' 'l'l'A IN tne
unique In that Il pledges lis members nerer
to strike
There "a ii shtn,,.,t,., 49,,
Newpor FnClprf a., "ioi ~ @H az
rules Of work. Tho enlnloves Afforded a
few days ago M interesting evidence Of
self-rpliance IN dry docking and snoring n
vessel 10y their own manual nhor
STRIKING Union pncihp macnlnists nave
notified the railroad nrGtncguuoaS that yney
mdy be called npon for sympnlhetic
stribe,
The average weekly earnings or me
women wage workers In the large cites
OF ohio Is S4,s3 week, and their living
expenses S5.23.
Boston (Mass.) cap makers are on strike.
They ASK for reinstatement of members
who were discharged for belonging TO the
union.
Marine engineers on the Oregon Railroad
and Navigation company az Portland, ore.
went on strike FOR a 10 per cent increase
in wages.
Sheet Metal Workers union ut Toronto,
Canada, has ratified the year'e agreement
made with the employers governing wages
and working hours
SIX weeks after organizing union IN.
pnperhangers Of Richmond Mo asked ror
an increase in wages OF - per cent wnicn
WIS granted.
The question Of a compulsory arbitration
law is very sertousiy engaging the attrn
ton lust now OF the large labor orraniza.
tons in England.
Ship carpenters employed NJ Portland
ore, struck, the employers having ralleu
TO accede To their demands for an eight.
hour day at $3.50.
Maehinists arc belnr organized on the
western division of the Baltimore and ONO
tras,n