The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-06
TAFT'S ELECTION
STARTS WHEELS
OF INDUSTRY
Manufacturing of All Kinds
Feels the Impulse
RAILROAD MEN ARE ACTIVE
Orders for New Equipment Show That
They Have Faith in Coming
Administration

Beaver Falls, Pa. Nov 6.-The saw
works of Wesson, Smith q Co. which
have been idle or working only part
time, resumed operation in full yes
terday Two additional gangs of men
were put to work on the big Pittsburg
and Lake Erie railroad bridge over
the Ohio river at Beaver The firm
hat took the contract for a big add
ton to the Reconsideration Manu-
featuring company's plant contingent
upon the election of Taft, has begun
preparations for work
Uniontown Pa. Nov indications
point 10 general resumption in the
Klondike and Connellsylle coke fields
Fred Keighley, superintendent of the
Oliver q Snyder Steel companys three
plants at Oliver, yesterday received
orders to put every oven In full oper
alton on December L. w. II. +. Royce
superintendent of the Republic Iron
and Steel companys plant at Repuo.
nc, received orders TO put the entire
plant in full, operation next Monday
O. W. Kennedy general mancger Of
the Orient Coke and Coal company
said today that next Monday will see
The $50 ovens of that plant burning in
'ull
The face that he independents are
preparing tor q n sumption OF full lime
s. reglruad as evidence that the II. c.
triCk Coke company will soon send
notices OF general resumption Tn
price of coke is rising and there is
Increasing inquiry for the product
There is a shortage of miners and
his may delay full resumption.
Jersey City Nov 6.-Notce was
posted yesterday in the cotton mills Of
he James Chadwick & Brothers com
pany Ltd, that beginning Saturday
he mills would resume operation on
u fun time schedule The mills which
furnish employment for 1000 hands,
have been on half time since April
Birmingham. Ala Nov alabama
iron manufacturers sold $4,000 tons
of pig ron in the first "a hours after
the election and inquiry for a large
tonnage Is in hand The iron sold is
o be delivered during the first quar-
ter of the coming year
Pawtucket r. l.. Nov 6 The
bread mills of the j. e r. Coates com
nauy In this city, employing $500
hands, will resume a full time work
ing schedule tomorrow, according 20
lu announcement posted In the mills
oday The mills have been running
ON short time since the financial de-
preston last fall.
Elmra. Nov G.-The Elmira Heights
Rolling mills which have been idle
nearly TWO years started its fires yes
.erday with large orders ahead
Newcastle. Pa. Nov. 6.-After being
idle q year the Atlantic furnace owned
by the Republic Iron and Steel com
pany is TO be started Work was be
gun today on repairs and improve
uents preparatory to resumption. The
furnace employs 250 men
Piusburg. Nov. 1.-THE Pennsylya-
mia Railroad company has placed or
ders with three concerns Of this dis
trict for q all steel passenger cars,
involving an expenditure Of $3S5000.
The cars are 10 be- as near fire and
collision proof as Il is possible TO
make them. This order Is I'm addition
to orders for 200 cars of the same
style previously placed. The Pressed
steel Car company of this city will
make 81 of the cars. the American
Car and Foundry company of Pitts
burg % and the Standard Steel Car
company OF Butler Pa the remain
der
GAINESVILLE. Ohio. Nov. G.-The fires
In the Koams glass bottle plant In
this city were started yesterday and
work will be resumed next week. The
factory has been shut down all sum.
mer. one hundred men will be given
employment
Boston, Nov. 6.-Beginning Satur
day morning the 1900 machinists, boil
ermakors. hacksmiths. steam filters,
and their helpers and the men of the
other crafts az the big locomotive
shops Of the New York, New Haven y
| Hartford railroad at Readyllle will
start ON a full time schedule. The
men have been working on five days
basis for two months and during the
early summer We're employed but four
/ days q week.