Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-02
a per week; minimum wages, $1,000
Der week.
Scale of prices adopted February /,
1903. Nine hours a day for six DAVIS RI

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1908. Nine hours a day for six days to
constitute weeks work, for which the
ollowing minimum prices are to be
paid: assistant foremen or second
hands, Sl4.00 per week; compositors on
Job work, $1,000 per week or 25 cents
Der thousand; pressmen, $1,000 Der
week; feeders. $1,000 per week: COM
oositors on book work. 1890 per week
,r 20 cents per thousand; machine
operators, day work. $1,000 per week.
light work. $14.00 per week; linotype
machine tenders, day work, $1,000 per
week, night work, $500 per week.
overtime to DE paid for at the rate of
)rice and one-half.
Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers
Union. No. 9. Date Of organization
september 90, 1899: number of members,
L.; qualifications for membership. must
re practical mechanic; initiation fee
1000: monthly dues, So cents: times of
Meeting, every Friday evening: death
benefit, assessment of so cents per
member; hours of labor, S.. minimum
ally wages. $500.
Cab Drivers Union, No. $50. Date of
organization. December 26, 1902: num-
Der OF members. 81; qualifications for
membership. must be IS years of age
ma Of good moral character, must en-
>loy no help: initiation fee, S1.25:
monthly dues. 30 cents; times of meet
hg. Friday, once in two weeks; no
cegular hours of labor
Carders' Union, No. 1874. Date of
rsanization. April is. 1902; number of
;embers, 50: qualifications for men,
'ership. must be 16 years of age and
worker in the mill; initiation fee, 80
ents' monthly dues, so cents; times Of
meeting, every other Friday: hours of
abor, 10 hours and 50 minutes, first five
lays, hours and so minutes, Satur-
lays; minimum daily wages. 81 cents
Carpenters and Joiners' Union, No.
III. Date of organization, October .,
f90l; number of members. ZIG; Qualii-
'atio1:s for membership. must be not
ess tan Il nor mere than so years Of
iee, Il jOurneyman carpenter, joiner or
nher woOdworker, Of good moral char
lcter and competent to command stan
lard wage; initiation fee. $500:
3onth'y dues. 80 cents: Tin es of meet.
ng, every alternate Monday night;
lncral bench $1,000 TO 5000 on death
u IlcluDtl, anu f-Duu 10 fJb.uU OIi
leath of a members wife; disability
,eneft. 800 TO $4cO; sick benefit. ar
,anged by local union; hours of labor
!; minimum daily wages, $2.25.
Journeymcn BARRIERS InternatiOna:
inion of America, Local No. 49, Date
# organization, February II. 1909: num-
per OF members. "a; initiation fee 81 30.
:.Gnthly dnes GO cents; times of meet
ng, second and fourth Thur sday III
'arh month; sick and accident benefit.
800 Per week; death benefit. $4,000,
lOurs Of labor, average, T.; minimum
wages, average. $1,000 per week.
Loamfxers' Union, No. $50. Date o.
organization, April 8. 1902; number OF
rembers. q: initiation fee. $500;
nonthly dues. 30 cents; times of meet
ing, twice a month; hours OF labor, 10
i0urs and IS minutes; minimum daily
wages $500.
Masons' Tenders Union. No. 9.2G;.
Gate of organization, August i. 1901;
lumber OF members. 20: qualifications
for membership, must he of good moral
character: initiation fec, $500: monthly
!uec, 50 cents: times of meeting, every
second Wednesday,: hours Of labor, S;
minimum daily wages. S1..5.
Mnle Spinners' Union. Date of
organization, August. 1889: number OF
members. 20: qualifications for NOM
bcrship. must be a spinner: monthly
,iucs, S1.00: times of meeting. alternate
Mondays; strike or lockout benefit. $500
to $500 week; hours of labor. 10:
rinimum daily wages. s2.o3.
Painters. Decorators and Paperhang-
ers' Union No. 5J4. Date of organ
iZation. February. 1902: number Of
memhsr RS. SO; initiation fee, $500:
monthly drcs 81 cents; times Of meet
inc. first ana third Tuesday in each
month; death benefit. $4,000: hours Of
labor, Q: minimum daily wages. SEQ.
Pulp. Sulphite and Papormill Work
RS Union. No 81. Date OF organ
ization. March Is. 1909; number Of mem
bers: 81: initiation fee. Sl.O0; monthly
flues 81 cents: times of meeting. every
other Sunday evening; hours of labor,
10 by day, u by night; daily wages.
s1.5O to $3.50.
Retail Clerks Protective Association,
No. 49, Number of members. 1O6
qualifications for membership, must be
IS years OF age and must have been
one year n clerk: death benefit. 500;
hours of labor. 10: no minimum wages.
Suspender Workers Union. No. HOS.
Date of organization. May s, 1903; num-
Der of members, s; initiation fee. $50:
monthly dues, 50 cents: time of meet
ing. first Tuesday in each month; hours
If labor. Q: minimum daily wages. Sits.
Weavers' Union. No. 3i7. Date Of
organization. May Il. 1902: number of
members. 100: qualifications for men,
berShip. any weaver: initiation fee. q
cents: dues, 10 cents per week; times OF
meeting. twice n month: accident bene-
fit, $500 per week. hours of labor. 10.
GARDINER.
Bricklayers, Masons and PlaStcre,s In
ion, No. l.. Date of organization, No
Nember %, 1902; number of members. a,
initiation fee, 5000; monthly dues, =.
cents; hours of labor, mason work, 5,
ulnImum daily wages. brick work, - 10
stone work, $50.
Brotherhood OF Local Firemen, No. lS6
Date OF organization, May =, 1898; number
OF members 81 qualifications tor mem
bersi:ip, must be competent fireman;
initiation tee, 500; monthly dues, 81
cents; times of meeting, once a month;
hours of labor, ). minimum daily wages
Sl.15.
brotherhood of Painters, Decorators and