The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-07
4 WORLD OF INDUSTRY
!, If the Busy Workshop, Nil
and Nine.
!, ea,sp OF THE BREADwINNfRs
:, the Weeks Work In Every
frem !, the Globe Where Manutae-
Nau. ... and Mechanics Hold Sway.

n prsrs and Mechanics ''''' '"
...-.r, In England are paid si1 a
,'s a.,,ts at Memphis, Tenn, have
n med a union. Ia. =. ro,oo.
VII, 900 shcemokers are IDLE at Leices-
81 England. ua mu, ou,.ote Pow
"a compulsory education.
~ school teachers may organize
h'D s,a,o with the American Federation
Fl LaboT. ,,or. hovo rostad
~ W., ON Chinese lRundries.
n eQeVu 10 coo children under IL work
n IleigI iirols factories, mainly In Chicago.
~ fW III Ohio and New Jersey, all have
,eN ~ ntlng the night work OF children.
N W y ,bopsopd pc pie are employed In
s. tsE.s,isnd IN tie manufacture OF en-
e. sssnco R. ~ has union composed
PTq'ililenSHV sinters and one Of Italian car
sisEs ,,o,sers IN the Midland district Of
~ have received general advance Of
& pci CEN RSiedoeld Proctor will erect
N S Va Mons Christian Association build
4 Proctor oeS srem M at toronto. Canada,
. Police wv ,p, to orrgnlze unions OF their re-
#,stlye memberh' ,.,,,.,r,u. a..
III rsion saw makers az lhulAnapons ue-
,nl 40 Increase OF ~ poi N'N' VA ING
-. .snt scale Of wages.
S S,e1' strikes occur in times Of prosperity
leEs sGae5 times according to statistics
4 IN by the department or labor.
n The Lake ect,.,.,,t I'm fbe future tho en'-
& Nenent 70 49,, cooks on lax. vessels.
nent Of women c1HHS orr 'q IN ron Se
-Four thousand ,.,,,5 o,,t for Ssifin9
IA gland nave ueen i.Gn'u r,jS,i,n,,T, Tal.s
%5edule. 1000 49,
IA HE turn over OF -OVo ~ Psho ~ ~
En- ties il Europe 'ast eur Wss z 0SJ SSd w.
81 1888 il amounted 10 oniy S;I9H,OVH $500
n X iler makers in the shipbuilding industry
IN the northeast cast OF u giahu nave
X, ,ed 10 accept o per cent rCducuon OF
"a sres
Fl prrnes Ayres (Argeutiuol mas forty labor
4 olrt.ous and TIC. greater number Of
5se were concerned In the recent indus
N sI str;ke
Fl Tdorts are being made by the Liverpool
lreel M HslrJrrssers' sss0ci ton TO Sc
80 general cl sing OF barber shops on
.Aradsy
IN . Y It5oopese rlllwav comunny has girls as
II ,srssses for tholr passenger trains, and
"A srS6s Ia eulplov women ia the ticket Gery-
IA Hihuond VA street car men are max
Nv nrrAnremepts to establish Young
No. Christian Association similnr to the
III ,ee5lzatioD OF railroad employees.
Ia iiglOa broom makers ut sun Francisco.
are meeting with success in their ngi-
isilcn against Chinese aud convict made
4 yons
Fsardrv workers nj Tacoma. Wash, have
h scared a nine-hour day without d decrease
IN wages The minimum scale Is now $3.50
n d,y
Il Tgentythree per cent OF children In
kHouy. Germany, are forced to work. OF
E1AG)l children Of school age 1877 ,S31 are
a 3r,oyed in trade
Il lsscca :, Irou Molders Of Scotland are
3atsthg y system Of weekly payment Of
.ges Oh the clyde aud northeast coast Of
Etasapd.
~ Ike members OF the English Cotton Spiu-
& tsn association employed at the Duchess
Jinnng companys works have been on
sdhe for sixteen weeks.
+ Slvepmiths at Baltimore, Md, have or.
flnlEed union and have been granted a
nehour day az the same wage previously
X. ie s,,I nen ~ soS.S WI a Gu, a.
ators at Glasgow, Scotland, has been set.
I'd wages, hours Of labor aud other dis
tes having been adjusted.
~, Snsf ~. CaI eiApi9yts ut III Faso' Iexas,
hour They demanded % cents an hour
" eompromised on 20 cents.
AnesbnTy, Mass. carriage manufacturers
Nv r ,etc'eg uelhuAu5 on the carnage MAR
I ffsase IN pay Of 12L per cent.
VaEqm picking 10y female prisoners in
4ghsl prisons has now practically ceased.
,ead they make their own garments and
The plasterers Of Canada and the United
flales nave complete and powerful or
sniLatlon Of their own, and do not affiliate
IN the Federation OF Labor.
lancashire ana Cheshire iTInrlandl rnlners
ltre asked for an advance in ,rae-ae ~ Ia
cent, The movement has the support OF
National Federation
"A Ivy International (Canadian) Railway
5s'sslpAeIs are understood to be satisfied
n VIC proposed advance In wages of
n Tge Ii HiTinth' they now receive $SS;
Y maze maze aght to have the legislature
! 4 ID ont ~ Looking toward. taking con
~ n ~ 49,. VI competition with free labor.
n b SsUlse Newnes has settled the dis
0nd NIekei en- az lockers union and the
Nj ali Of thc oi6 ~ ~ tiyauch Wales
"a giged. 0'u H"iuS nave peeh re-
Il So,Iee has -,
obacco trust 10 II S6n 20 ad ~ Tue Aheriean
Eg will grant ~ 80 W 10 tlnployes tnht
the new WAGE sct66S,,, thJlease As soon
ted mas peeH eoln'
Toe executive hoora =, a.,
aflilon ~ GMJl MD BOARD OF the Western Fed
extension Of the orrsnI1atiso pi'ins lot
SlcO -'~e'' VIII DC sent INTO
Ne Indiana supreme court hos doc,do5
I'm, tue weekly pay law Is constit,ItIonsi
~, vii compel mamma cfurcrs IN ''o this
ss, 70 pay their men weekly whenever II
ieInanded. "N'"' va -
n I'LL !, reported that the National Associa-
n VI w. stationary Engineers has adopted,
= atldrlent a. vas almost unanimous, an
. Nore I'm membership.
4 n French one-tenth OF all the men in