Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-02
NATIONAL CONVENTIONS.
Time and Place of Annual Meetings
of Trade and Labor Unions.

4 time ana 1'AACe Oh MeeVlnH Ha
| of Trade and Labor Unions.
The annual conventions of labor or
ganizations Of the United States dur
ing the present year will be held as
follows:
| April IL, Ishpeming Mich.-United Min
| eral Mine Workers.
May Columbus, O.-Tin Plate Workers
International Protective association
May !, New York city-United Cloth
| Hat and Cap Makers of the United States
May 2, Trenton, N. J.-National Broth
| erhood of Operative Potters
First week in May. st. Louis-Brother-
hood Of Railway Expressmen of America
May g. Cincinnati-Amalgama Meat
Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North
America
May s, Buffalo, N. Y.-Order of Railroad
Telegraphers.
May g. Rochester, N. Y.-Hotel and
Restaurant Employees International alli-
ance and Bartenders' International
League OF America.
sociation of Iron. Steel and Tin Workers
May II, Niagara Falls. N. Y.-Interna-
tional brotherhood of Papermakers
May JIG. New York city-American Fed
eeatton q Musicians
June st. Louls-..nterna tional Associa-
t1On OF Railway Clerks.
June l. st. Marks, O.-Chainmakers' Ma
tional Union of United States of America.
June 6. DISQUALIFICATION Ladies
Garment Workers union.
june l3, panbury Conn.-fnternational
Brotherhood Of Tip Printers.
June 13, St. .Lovis--Ceramic Mosaic and
Encavstic Tile Layers and Helpers In
ternational union,
June "A, st. Louis-United Brotherhood
| Of Leather Workers on Horse Goods.
June IL, ST Paul. Minn.-1nternational
Brotherhood of Bookbinders.
June IS, Rutland, Yt-1nternational AS
sociation of Marble Workers.
June &c, Belleville, nl.-tnternational
ASSOCIATE ton of Glass House Employees.
July tabouD, Chattanooga, Tenn
brotherhood of Boilermakers and Iron
Ship Builders of America
July 4, Observation-Disclosures Leather
Workers Union of America.
July II, Marietta. O.-American Flint
Glass Workers union.
July II, Buffalo-Glass Bottle Blowers
association.
July H. st. Louis-Stove Mounters' In
ternational union.
July a. Milwaukee, Wis.-International
Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees.
July 16, Springfield. Mass. = American
Wire Workers Protective association.
July 49, St. Paul Minn.-Commercial /
photographers Union of America.
Aug. l. ti-Interna tional Broth
erhood Of re: -.s:a
Aug. =, tional Glove
Workers Union of America.
Aug s. st Louis--International Typo
graphical union.
Aug. S, st. -ouis-Interna tional Stereo-
typcrs and i.iectr"typers union.
Aug. S. Washington = Internat tional
Brotherhood t Stationary Firemen
Aug II SiYt Fra Shirt Naic nd
Laundry Workers international union
September. st. Louis-Interuttional I'm
ion OF Elevator Constructors.
Sept 10. Baltimore. Md---tsigarna kers
International Union of America
Sept Il. 0ma l1, Neb - Interua tionaI
Union Of Steam Engineers
Sept. Il. Indianapolis Ind.-Internation-
| al Union of United Brewery Workers.
Sept. l9, Milwaukee, Wis-Untted Broth
| erhood of Carpenters.
Oct. 3, East st. Louis. ul.-Wood, Wire
and Metal Lathers.
Oct 3, Paducah Ky.-International I'm
ion Shipwrights. Joiners and Calkers of
America
Oct A. Louisville, Ky.-Journeymen Bar
bers' International union.
Oct 10, Trenton, N. J.-Amalgamated
Rubber Workers Union of America
Oct. 10, Sandusky. O.-Coopers Interna-
tional union.
Oct. II, ST. Louis-International Asso-
cia ton of Car Workers.
Oct. Is, Lowell Mass.-United Textile
Workers of America.
November New Brunswick N. INA
tional Print Cutters Association of Amer
lea.
Nov. IA. San Francisco-American Fed
Grafton of Labor.
Dec 5, San Observation-Disclosures Sea-
mems union.
Dec. 5, Pittsburg- National Alliance of
Blllposters and Billers of America.