The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-16
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THE FIELD
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OF LABOR

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| brewers, H. Labor Temple.
peneral Transfers. Labor Temple.
C"al Ieamsters, Eddy street.
'oaI Handlers. Labor Temple.
MISS DCPUTS RETURNED.
MISS Dupuis. one OF the two delegate
| from the Laundry Workers union. VIII
mas peen IN this city working In the in
. teiest ot the union, has returned from
ZIP TO Troy, y. Y, whore she was called
owing TO the fact that the now confessed
~ defeated Employers assocjation Ia,
Instituted proceedings I'm the form ~ In
junction against the workers.
Inc association having been defeated h,
tne activity OF the laundry workers AM
tne sympathy created by them among tn,
ranks or All organigZed crafts resorte,
~ me injunction methods 10 have som,
stnall success, hut even there they wer,
defeated and Miss Dupuis returned IN mi,
VltE more elated than ever I'm that IN.
courts Of the city Of Troy decided In favo,
OF her and her fellow workers to the grea,
chagrln OF the employing firms
She mas been In Troy for the past yeel
or so attending the case. and so success.
luHy presented hers and the side of IN,
workers that they won the Judge aver
employers. "
she is fun OF jubllation az the success
OF the workers, and will now remain in
TINS city with her associate i'm the worl,
canNassing New England on behalf of
the union. va
PLUMBERS HOLD SESSION.
lhere was rather a long meeting Of tho
= 'HHlp"IS last evening at the rooms Of
me union I'm Labor Temple. whore a large
amount OF business was transacted.
ne nrSt business 10 be disposed of after
me opening OF the meeting hv President
EullA1n was tho F,.A4u- a a.
New York. "''' III
inc communications were then attend
"a TO- ana among these was one from
local ~ of New Castle. Pa. feline 90
some trouble that was being had there
WIN employers. After considering the
az u was decided TO send SO 70 them.
= communication was sent 10 them
from Waterbury. Conn. telling thu, .
man rom this city was sea bling Il there.
= strike being on at tho present time 7,
was voted 10 take some action drastic
IN nature as soon as the name couId
ne ascertained. W."
u was voted to place a fine OF 500 unor
anotner man, who was a member ~ tha
union here, but was discovered a.
zap work IN Newark and other places
The committee on memhersboin sto,od
'ua' th'Te was one application In 20 70
oeived and acted upon. ''
nero was q communication from, Nar.
bedtord relating 80 the WORK Of the
attention. '"dt needed
The Building Trades council r,,ao
port as 10 the business disposed of a. ,na !
lsSt meeting OF that body. stating ira,
inc plumbers prize had been arranged ~,
ana me action taken relative to severa,
painting firms that had been reuorad
rom the unfair list, as well as n counle
mat had been placed there.
inc m on the convention stated
nat AZ une present time there was a VEN
large number OF responses {. the cali tor
the convention sent out. and that rho No
or them indicated that II would ho
held In this city. W
Inc SICK committee stated that tbara
we're two members on the list and three
weeks benefit was voted to one OF then,
me on Labor day made "A re-
BORT TO the effect that all the bills had
leen paid and a vote OF thanks was voto,
. HdCuulreS oand FOR the muse rendered
ild the treatment accorded the union
.The report OF the business agent MS
received. after which a discussion Of IN.
lshi-hour day for the emloyes OF tho
lty was discussed and n committee a.
TO investigate the matter. witb
fie"-to using tho information between
MS time and the coming election.
ne committee was made to reprosop,
a'h ward and for the respective ton
,aruS 'hey were as follows, respectively:
lesSrs. sullivan. Dodd. Connolly Nc
,eon. INicruau. Coleman. GRAY. MAJ.
i~c'orinack and Ryan. Each or those
III report for his ward At the next moot
* or inc union, or perhaps tho next rne
lcetlng. so that the action decided unop
All be known 70 ell the memhors Z, ,
cling necessary for all 20 be present, ~ ,
ne fine session. =
The meeting then closed. ,
IRON WORKERS MEET
The meeting Of the Iron Workers union
as devoted 20 general matters az hrs, '
for the greater part OF the evening a
Tough the first thing lone was the 20. {
living OF the report OF the membership q
and the Initiation OF the sew
al candidates proposed.
communication was received. setting
rth the correct position Of tho bridge q
IN the srtiko with tho American Z
rldge company Tho remainder or mo n
me was devoted 10 general business q
flowed by adjournment. y
MACHINISTs' OPEN MEETING l.
The members OF the machinlsts' cr,f
this city and ~neighboring towns ha,
@ center OF the stage last evening with
cir open meeting. and there was n very
'genumber o fthem on hand TO hear the
cakers. who were here from the Roston
invention for the occasion. "a
me meeting was held under the ~.
spices OF Local i47. while there were u
also members OF Local ais ana IL
P Olncyville local. as we'll as a delesa-
n from PawtuckSt and Central Fails
resident T r. Buckley. the president o'
Local Ia. acted rs master of cere-
niles aud Introduced the speakers I'm u =.
.py vein. commenting on the success W
10" craft up 10 this time and the pleas
WITH which the unions In this vicinity -,
lcomcd The officers OF the international ~,
Walter Ames. tho seventh vice prosi. .,
~ of tho international. was the first 10
aker and he then acted as toaStmas'er i,,
rod1ring y j. Council " Cleveland
'o was followed hy \ n Ruckioau Of
'lo Rock. Ark and Arthur Holden ~
'nlen spoke ON labor conditions % tho
chinis'' IN he west. comparing them r.,
h The conditions IN the east. y,