New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-09
ANOTHER FIRM YIELDS.
Tgpothete Says It's Companies
Resist Strike Successfully.

The Typothetee will hold n special meeting 10
! night at No 800 Broadway. to look over the stua-
ton and prepare to prosecute to hnlsh .ii0
for the open shop and against the eisht-hour ue
mapd Of the printers. Great Importance Is az
tached TO this meeting the lines OF warfare
will be drawn more closely and the names OF the
firms which will stay in the fight to the end VIII
be given out.
Typographical Union No. announced last nlsht
that one more firm in the ranks of the Typothetfe
the Ealkoff Co,npanv No 251 Wiam-st., had
Welded The firm which employs forty men, mace
an agreement for a forty-eight-hour working week
instead of the straight eight-hour -workday with
the union, and its will return to work To-Day
President Mccormick of Typographical Union NO
said that negotiations were in progress WITH an
other firm in the Typotheta for settlement
He denied the statement of President Green OF
the Typothete, that the union was buying on the
new The union, he admitted was trying 10
get them away and was admitting them 10 lneiii-
bership when they competent men.
awe don't care how many statements Of the
kind Mr. Green makes" he said. THE more he
makes. the better we will like IL. ~
The Typothetae was busy yesterday putting ne"
men to work who had arrived Sunday and yes
terday. statement was given out, which said in
part:
THE beginning of the second week of the strike
finds the members OF the Iyp9snes5f and ac-
tuay running their plants with conlIte!t ioIGes
full force have made arrangements TO MI up me IN
ranks at once More than 300 new men have ,o al
ready been engaged, and by the end OF the week
win be in the city.
Theodore L. De Winnie & Co. one Of the largest
book houses. has managed thus far to get out an
its necessary work. A T. De La Mare Printing
and Publishing Company got out every one OF IT'S
peners-and it has many of thenl-on time last
week and advises this Office that they Will go out
on time this week The Hill Publishing Company
owners and publishers Of THE American Ma
chinist" and other well known trade papers
brought out their publications time.
William Green, printer Of Town TOPICS 9.lal
Set and of all the Ellis publications, delVereu
his papers almost schedule time last week,
being late but day in the delivery of Town
Topics
1 H Blanchard Company. printers of Brooklyn
Life" and twenty-nfne other well known publica-
tons report good force of men at work and no
delays in deliveries. Doubleday Page co. nave
their composing entirely filled and nave
offered to help other members in case of need ..
S. Mcclure Company are in admirable conuluoh
and taking care of all their business. MI Brady
secretary Of the Mcclure Company. has notlucu
this office that he can do work for some Of the
other members If necessary. Burr Printing House
is holding its own. Knickerbocker Press &C. r.
Putnams sons has equipped its composing room
with sufficient help to get out the necessary work
The Winthrop Press is operating so successfully
that it has offered to do work for others. Styles
& Cash are getting out their necessary F-orA.
other members Of the TypothetR who are sue
cAssf,1l1 resisting the strike include Aston Broth
ers Bates Advertising Company, l. H. BigloW q
Co H K Brewer g. Co. Brown. Lent q Fe'''
Douglas H Cooke Macy & Co.. charles Is Edgar'
Gilliss Press Grannis Press. Louis III r a 80
Thomas Humphrey. Jacques & Co. taiBiIou IN III
pany A H. Kellogg, Willis NcDopald q %, 80.
and Express Job Print, j. Clyde OsWaIa F5 5iIt
& Oliver Patteson Press, George A Powers FIJI Tb
ing COMPANY Publishers Printing Company Jonn
Rogers Rogers & Co, Sackett & Wnheln1s Litho-
ersphing and Printing Company, Stettlner Brotn-
ers Robert L. StiflsUn & Co, south PuPnsn tg
Company, Thomson & Co. ". F. Nanden Houteh
and Carrick Press. ~, a.. ,o.o
The Methodist Book Concern has filled It's large
composing rooms successfully that II mas asked
for only one man from this organization
The Butterick Publishing Company, the larsest
ashton publishers in the world. has filled its som
iineator'' and other of IT'S publications ten days
The American Bank Note Company. another large
outside house. and. intact. the largest bank note
company in the United States. has entered into this
hgiif to- finish, viii such preparations that 1t
nakesj possible for tito pick and choose its men
very carefully It is operating to-day with a
force sufficient for its needs.
1 wish to emphasize the fact that, with the ex-
ception of Harper Brothers and Wynkoop Hallen-
beck Crawford Company, the houses that have ac-
coded to the demands of the union employ a very
small proportion of the total number of the COM
positors affected by the stand taken blythe Typo
The Typothetae continues to get assurances of
suupOrt fro mother sTypOthetae in the United
States from individual members and from manu-
featuring associa tiQns- We are absolutely conf
dent of our ability 10 win this fight.