New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
KOSHER MEAT
! ,ren. Boycotting Sale, Tie Up
Sbous All Over The City.
.rrIILERs JOIN THE STRIKE
neespce Against Continued
!, ,:,tinr They Refuse to Buy
S---l,es from Wholesalers.

/ 49, .,,,--ev.ives - the East side
re e-,o-i-r against the high prices
-ho - so- kosher meats had ne NORA
dens'l' -,s-, thousand orthodox Jews
su7porl .-r as result made great ad-
vss'eiua, .,..,. povoott of the meat shops.
snces = - --p front presented by the
D. s s,,--seu-iveS thaf fully q per cent
roe ~ slaughter houses and retail
~ iht ...l,e- closed or running under
7ohc - 1~eyaIent throughout the
Rou +-e -pbeIious women gaining
f-'a'e i. .,ef~ rove0tr against high meat
-s-rii' - sV.sr as Brownsville. in East
- The police reserves rom many
u.e~e kept on nc rln az cay
--scinc.s 81 The time night hao set IN
'ne - -. sl-,os- exhausted hT cheir q
-, .,r enc ~fotour housewives ans
-...~- chose butchers "ho nae ne
80 p, offer kosher meat Tor sale.
80 of kerosene oil IS likely 70
=, owing to me wholesale demand
nf .,-se6 bv tHe fact that al the
80 -sirc it as a weapon "nere"l TN
meat either sold 1r on display IN
r CO. -t.,,s This seems 20 DE the IA
LOO as means ~ rendering
I ,-o-.f less. although many hun
- 81 almost equally Elective 70
80 +-a--rIc e -rcer loot
-. ra~r been having all sorts =
-af ,,--ss-fi-r WITH Che problem, and
-.s nor been happy one The
fs- ~ q h'urc0at i1 crowd -
,...-....s~e IS ire signal FOR ieers and
- s-d the e-~aeed women nave h''
-...-.5 ro tear uniforms ana nun ms
- every description az the guardians
-. lsu The police have found II hard
"a .s,,.sfv a-v ono woman az being re-
- f0r ire t~o-rie-
r.. ,.fa-re ne Hebrew Retail kosher
III -, association ratified yesterday =
Il - ,ssses hv The officers proclaim
N ..,--r++ against the kosher slaughter
IN. members ~ this association
I -t,-re= themselves -0 keep their shops
- ..-,1 me price NJ meat b, lowered.
-..-,t. tbe amount ~ kosher meat
L. IN no city was negligible.
III =. -,,sr sutrne-s found themselves iE
10 N sieee an Gay. and some OF them
- hs-oc means of defence against
II. s,-ses m women and their men sym
II
- svsrue between -r2th and 1-3fh
-, --ou-d ~ women bovcotters gath
4 = ,--r5e the doors Of the shop and
-.ss s-ss-hes and outlined their plan of
--,-.su-e against The re-aiierS-
n - --o-lsirne6 f- srridert tones rhat
-sssr Arviuc meat in the kosher stores
- have r taken awav and trampIed
-,- his had So great an eHecr on pros
H H,rve-s -1a- ali we're afraid 20 enter
H 4. neat store. The proprietor. made des-
| ,.-,,s sv loss 0f trade rhen brought forth
~ hose and trained 81 on the women.
Il -s--si-r then t0 rhe skin. Then they
Esrs-sd.
s-la- scenes were enacted all over The
and there were severas arrests OF
--s- bcv-o--er- Magistrate Appleton.
II I--r L the Essex Market court. warned
ne --is1ne-e brought before him that
caanssnce Cf The disturbance by the
uns- v0u.d result in their teIuE sent 70
h Torshouse. lie fined one man VINO was
hs-rsi Vi,l assault 80.
~ uCner iu Brownsville beat the few
-1s-s vro tried ra do bu~IraS-. as wei
issuorine -1e.~ wares. The police res
--st sns of t-e t-adesuer. but many SUI
't-s. -ht vo-re- were not allowed 20 hold
--s-r Boz me streets. but compromised
sunr tHe halls ~ -aneuer- houses.
A,or four hundred women met In Har-
Terrace Ea.. 40 1I0 East -Gs-n street.
E -ir-'. '7 organize what Is 10 be- known
he Consumer Protective Soc.e-v. Most
hs EoueE were wtves of Hebrews VINO
e-s 10 local unions. Mrs. Anna Pastor.