Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-26

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supreme. superb. Worldwide:
ne friend 'ha' never WIN '''' ''''A"'
Nor times NJ ,roub,e shirk.
ut comfort bring when sore griefs DER
take you
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ne dreariest day Il can touch with glory.
The lonelcst Ill with cheer;
VII VII swee.en A.. anke 10000. saa iai ,u.s. ''o's
boon from ths glow OF lifc's radiant
morning
TIL tho twilight shadows TURK.
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No here's TO work. dear work.
John Coleman.
Butte. Mont.--The newspaper situ'
ktion Is unchanged. A new phase was
ldded to the labor situation by the
Gfrike OF baggagemen. who are ami
sted with the teamsters. Employers
vii discontinue the service having
made more advantageous arrange
ncnn.
Springfield. lll.-The Illinois Mine
Workers OF America amended their
PROSTITUTION as regards strike benefits.
Hereafter commlssary department
iwill be established. and In case OF
general strike. instead OF money. iood'
|clothing. ana coal. etc. VIII DC i"'.
|nisneh ,he strlhers' IN case VI 'oe"'
.'rihes 'ne s'fihers VIII W s''e" "''
fioliars per week
Springfield. Ul-The convention OF
|the United Mine workers OF America
Illinois district. voted down the recon-
|mendation OF President walker that
the members OF the Industrial work
|ers OF the World be expelled from
membership In the mine workers'
i"e' avs" 'o.'" Wv"
W 'he'.ase 'ne s"'"'' VI '"'
omoefs s'oV per year
Lansing. Mich'-firemen on ,ne
four Dig Michigan central car ferries
working on the Detroit river nave
been given an Increase IN wages o'
ten per cent. They VIII now receive
about sz.so a DAY. ana win o'er,ime
VIII get about s'o month ADou.
% men are anected by the increased
salary some OF whom nave oeen ~
tne employ OF the company 'o' guar
ter OF a century
Butte. Mont-The Butte stereo-
typers' union submitted a statement
20 the daily papers Offering TO return
~ work al the scale prevailing Janu-
AIRY ~. 1907. which was so cents per
day less than the scale demanded at
the time Of the lockout. provided the
publishers viii endeayor to reach an
agreement with the other unions IN.
voived. No reply has been received
from the publishers
Chicago.-M Eleanor Baker was
elected president OF the Milllners'
union. 20 succeed Miss Helene Mahon.
whose death threatened TO disrupt the
organization. Upon a vote Of the
members. It was decided TO continue
the union and present list OF de-
mands TO employers Ia the city. The
committee on selecting a union label
will make a report at the next meet
ing.
Butte, Month the election OF the
Miners union the ticket headed by T..
J. Duty. was elected by n big ma.
jority over the opposition ticket. The
condition regarding the situation In
the mining world as regards laborcrs
remains unchanged. but the belief
prevails that the scale win be- grant.
ed. though some concessions may be
made and a ave year agreement be
signed.
Butte Mout-The amendment 10
the constitution of the Butte Miners
union increasing the wage scale 10
four dollars n day carried by a vote
Of three to one. II the ultimatum of
John ID. Ryan. managing director OF
the Amalgamated Copper company. r.
carried into effect IN consequence OF
the demand for an increase there will
not be an amalgamated mine In OPP
Grafton here.
Boston.-The new officers OF the
grand council Of eastern
Massachusetts,. comprising the six
district councils OF this section and
an aggregate OF 1900 men. were
elected. They are +. c. Walker. OF
Salem, president: NJ. l.. Chivers. Of
Newton. vice president: II. II. Rohlee.