The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-04
THE WORLD OF INDUSTRY
EehOs Of The Busy Workshop, Mill
and Min.
THE GOSSIP OF THE BRAOwINNtRs
Review OF Weeks Work Of Every Nation
on the Globe. Where Manufacturers,
Mechanics, Artisans Held Sway,


week
Cigarmakers Of Dodge county. Wisconsin,
VIII organize union.
Mnsons 10 Switzerland receive 50 cents
day Of ten hours.
Boot aud shoe workers at Omaha, Neb.,
hsve formed a union
Striking boot and shoe operators at Ips
Nicb, England have returned TO work
fpmale house servants command from Sis
10 S2u month in south Africa
Steandtters az Inmate \. 3, Will re-
sriNo an Increase "f - cents DAY on
Trades unions Mt Everett. Wash, have
built a home for themselves at cost OF
During 1901 the amount paid IA wages FOR
labor In the state Of Ohio was Sl5i,652
il IS estimated that nouunon men do not
Alter Jaiuury / Boston, Mass, newsboys
and boothluchs under II years Of age viii
be licensed
Bridge ANA structural iron workers at
Cincinnati viii present new wage scale
To- take effect January !,
Employees ~ the Memphis. Tenn. street
railway company have secured an advance
/ No CHILD young girl or woman can be en-
! ployed more than sixty hours week tn
/ Canada. aud the law is strictly enforced.
Newspaper writer's In many ~ the large
! cities sre organizing under charters from
! The Typogrsp hicai nuiou Of Christiana
/ Sweden, has started weekly paper eli
/ There are more thoU Ia 6Ha yyorgmeD cr,-
/ ploycd I'M the Portsmouth, England. navy
yard. Tho wages amount 70 $4,000 weekly.
] An hourly wage ~ 4J rnntq will bc de.
/ manded ley the Milwaukee. Wis, bridge aud
| structural iron workers after MAY / 1903
-. a. energetic qttempt is being made, n
| unloni1s me bakeries at Columbus. Ohio,
| ~ me Journeymeu Bakers union az that
/ oregon labor nnlons are preparing child
! labor, eight hour snd other labor measures
| 1T CONSIDERATION ny tine legislature TINS ses' I
UaIf the ,s,rt,,s, 3, ,be e,,,.,1,,,1
t-nsi,,d bi,,,11 ~ W. ny o1,, , '9 1gD; I
~ v.bnI, er t{nS r,g ,''a, h'5' nan lo
cs,i icI,r 9"'p" ''E"'9 ana lur rest gen
| Ciearmabers NJ WASHINGTON orezon and
British Columbia pronoso tn hoId roni
( veution frr INC r1Irt.nse or rrrg milne +, iino
label League
Striking smelter employees at Kesuick
Cal, are still on strike the Mountain COP
the union a- a body
Textile operative m England are rapidly
" tho adylS1bitty of appointing q referee
, to settle labor disputes.
Window glass workers have practically
severed their connection With the KNIGHTS
! Of Labor. having refused 70 send dele
gates 60 the next convention
unions In the East Drnnose 10 anNigto ,vItt
r the American labor uninn which nrorntscs
To put organizers IN The Held
The Factory ana Sbo4 Renort ~ oueous.
| land Australia sto+es ti,st in cvcrv ~,
! stance INC nronorfinf, Of f,riaIc ~ 'r,oie
j su5nloves In shons hoe yrc1tiy irc.c,sri
E,rr h,,ndroJ "a soree,,t,, & 80, a., i,l
/. miners ,ynrL in fho dtstrjrt ,,, oroi ~, th
! Miners FederatiHn az Gre,t nritoin' a,d
/, A. thcss az IN 'Ur ~ 49,, n'i'o'n' '""
N"rinc n,5,c @.T u''i"T , l ,
7, nnrtbeae+ cnast ~ FSSr,,t,i 49, IN Nv,
:, / ~, s W., -S St ua.t Sl'eu Ilu,
g ~ VI q ie 'Ni "i q ltI cth' N Wages
VI ~, 49, Fl.'p'vsv, II. '''c h9s,'g'"Ltu SNIP
o roiIrnoa Sov maj, "' '"S ng" 'i'grt
,,,'"l nv pn.,iiHS ~ 1,"tNl"n' NJ,
* w n'a.'F " lt'u'nu 'vl "-.'' p"E iuNl
% ,rr now nelHs P'nH - nay TOT nine
hours
a 9ah t[@n,ls,c Val '1s nnd hiectric
r. LLNl"'e b9uE'I7 uul"h smmltteu new
wage H'opoN' 10 INC employ tF7 ask NJ Tor
a uniform wages OK N''7o oay i'i clsht
hours
- lal'ualug me annual Industrial NMue
l Of NgrNmans me a. Ht~' me italian
oIltc "t hlailsurs hhus lhat Slrty lost
N-NH" last year through deaths from
malaria.
Telephone operators AZ Vancouver. y, g.
l. have refused to work, he company having
" Ia fpt tho local branch of