The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-27
world OF INDUSTRY.
/. i the Busy Workshop, Mill
and Mine.
!, ,ur BREADwINNERs ARE DOING
~. Weeks Work in Every Ma
~ 4. Glove Where Manufacture
/ Mechanics and Artisans Toll.

~. Glove Where Manutaotur-
Mechanics and Artisans Toll.
,,,cksmlths demand a nlne-hour
Y" ,,,snfers In Buffalo and oswego.
& i,msnd increased wages.
ssse at the United Verde mine,
Y. has been settled amicably.
: s.ls Of the tug firemen threatens to
~ every part on the Great Lakes.
III. and timers have Joined the
.,r. in their strike at Nashville.
vochester and Pittsburg Coal and
nupsny has come to terms with its
essasdred public school teachers are
7, srIke for more pay in Milwaukee,
!. Amt glass workers have prevented
''rducton of blowing machines in In
I'D carriers strike at Chicago
a ,s,zle. All the men have returned
.,ss ave a few leaders.
s,srers' strike in Hartford, Conn,
IN settled by n compromise In which
RIVERS gain little.
\ HAMPSHIRE labor organizations are
"a specisl committee to the leglsla.
"A work for the fifty eight hours
,ssoue girls In Washington are on the
D, n Declaring n strike against an in
y ID working hours without an Increase
mn plumbers Of Brooklyn. N. Y,
,reei to the unions demands of
4 t,le OF 81 for an eight-hour day and
Ilurdiy half-holiday.
n. pllnters and decorators in Toronto,
|rI,' lave won their fight, the employ.
klr.tng 10 their demands for 30 cents
A, carpenters have the better OF the
Inn strike at Marion. ind. All are
! hi on good paying jobs independent
IN contractors
IA, inst attempt to Organize stenog-
La and typeWrlters has been inaug-
ElH AZ Chicago. An effort will be made
|Esue a minimum scale of IS.
IN, executive committee of the striking
|FgnB l8borers IN New York report
Ia trethIrds Of the strikers have gained
E demand for 81 20 a day.
|taiug trades IN the province NJ On
ka Canada. have increased membership
u greater extent during the past month
|nh the entire six months previous.
|ib attorney general Of South Carolina
|stens both criminal and civil proceed
\ igilnst mill owners I'm that State for
Z i4dess lockout Of employees.
b The Lancaster district Of Britain the
Haisned wage troubles In the textile
Ms hare been nverted. employers having
|e:tRvn their notices for a reduction.
ID deadlock In the negotiations with
y kldayers al Toronto, Canada, threat
b seriously l"f"rfcre with the move
y Of the bui z trades on May
kacrtcr hours and increased wages.
\ e.rNhoUr convention Of employers
\ lnployes to he held Mt Minneapolis.
hs, II September. Nearly every State
lHs Union will he represented. and the
\ vii e1pend $1,000 in entertaining dele.
tn
hiss hundred men at the Chester tin
" y Liverpool, ohio. struck about
kssi'fien WITH the new scale offered
''sti -lcao SBect Steel company. The
D. dpecting the amalgamated scale.
Pa they claim one was offered which
nef wages one-thIrd.
vine hrst time In forty years the
Ut Of the New Bedford Cordage com
ys practlcaly shut down because of a
W over two-thirdS Of the 200 or more
lhicis employed there being out. They
~ fof an advance Of 10 per cent in
r. which has been refused them.
tae we're In the United states Mt the
sas o. 1902 4 total Of 4GlJ iron and
4 ieuhdrles, or gain of over ID p r
.a me number shown by the foundry's
Wy O,.. lwo years before. The foundry
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