The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-13
4 WORLD OF INDUSTRY
,lthe Busy Workshop, Mills
and Mine.
|. J. ~ THE BREAD WINNERS
,y.ek's Work in Every Ma
@a Y y. Globe Where Artisans
N y Mechanics Hold Sway

-, Of per cent in wages has
IaJ y. q the cotton mills of Connect
,r,eau will not form part OF
~ s,bInct department of commerce
ndns'il ,,,vs council of the American
p aS'. =, labor will meet in Washing
D. ~ are preparing for trouble,
= a,t admit the claim of drivers to
,.,d as miners cA..
slo mouders have struck at Chat-
Tom. refusing TO work with ne
,l \ ,rs trades strike Of GOO journey
,STcatened at Montclair, n. j.
sr,, refused to grant the eight-hour
Alb, among the iourneymen plumbers
,u uI Mass. is on. Including help
.Ssrt ffty men are affected.
~ S1S carriers # Chicago have been
NJ IN increase In wages by the en-
ss s nl5sterers Of from 50 to 80 cents an
y, cotton mill in the Blackstone val
4 Massachusetts,, with two exceptions
IVA the wages of its employees 10 pes
y, IH rn "ST IN Boston has pledged moral
t,.1rlal aid to the more than 1000
M Vorkmen ont on strike in that
electric llnemen Of Pittsburs and Al
a,,y struck for an increase Of pay from
IA "a for a nine-hour day About 800
ne out
,rlnners employed by the j. Il r.
n, Thread company ClimitedD, of Paw
KIN R. l., has been granted.
IA hundred masons, carpenters and
TIM members Of the Clinton, Mass,
!, union, struck for an oight-hour day
ogt any reduction in wages.
4 4 thousand men, representing the build
trades Of Niagara Falls y " are on
d tor an advance in the scale Of wages
fgbt hours work per day.
= gts Gaynor in the supreme court Of
gslyn n. Y. has decided strikers may
italn picket line The justice denied
hanc0l asked for.
b thousand miners employed in the
coal fields Of Clay and adjoining coun-
ID Indiana quit work through a failure
,s..s an a scale and tba n1inas vyil no
i.itsig closed
4. 4 ,S9iorcs ~ avo firm. of \rortnoIior
together with the entire force Of city
pJes have commenced work on nine.
schedule with ten hours pay.
"a master painters Of Lowell. Mass.
hid of all employees until they are
ig to return at the old schedule Of 50
~ demand was made for s. %.
m niece wort tbirt,..ero stroot -
,pra wlndars en,nla,,nj IN, thn t,',,.' MI
ND oomnony of Scba,octadv
!. esrders IN 1Tarcrovo's oot,o, ,,iu
II Fail Rirer bsvo etrr,L f',,.,,,,,i
scent sdvsnce IN 49, Wv, ntod
nsr cent Will, cn,,Io" "o,i'n os ~. .'t w.
received Ia nor cont 80 " "'l''
~ 49, AZ VET r,Hl' 49,.
prys sbons at "'i porlin autor"'ci5 WIRE
NJ because Tho ,n,,o', ,,,,,-- rp" ,,,.,,,td -,
trnTe tSe ti,o scbnI,,in Viii iI ~ ~
upoyes a SotrrJo,, batc ,,aiid-,' ny
b. EMPLOYEES of tbe I,l,o Cnrrio,...,
,ss. nave drawn IN q scale Of prices
IA No VI d tae RIre'4li'nE wages last
IN N s, pilGru'ln Is ahtlclpated IN
tsginr ON War H., a.. t,e'l .l,,,
Hal an stTictir W. 49, WI ne con COZ
llyey ara tborCn,"h ', orod la an nj
rsk. ds T 'm9'g s,l. i,y ORGANIZED, ana
IA Waoa 'I s"b a. aI tlgnl -louc WORK Gay:
N fbs Frie ' LIN, un.,er Whlch the hre
b Years past Il holm ,.a,.is Tol h,u lu'
dis have beon mad i,,- VI,seu anu con
materially iScrosso tbei ie n r1V,' "nlel
daye no form Tn2 dSnIo I n Ine Pp r., lo