Notes From The Field Of Labor And Industry
Austrian unions total 700000 members with New York having the most wage earners in the United States The Union Labor Advocate will publish in Greater New York near year end Wages aboard Norwegian ships and safety measures in mines are noted International labor events include Denver AFL actions and calls for uniform coal mine laws The report cites wage and employment trends in textiles printing railways and shipping with several legislative and organizational developments across multiple regions
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New York
Pennsylvania
Union
Greater New York
Spain
South
France
James Burns
Ilinois
Pennsylvania Railroad
Denver
American Federation of Labor
Lirrgun
Trish
Minneapolis Typographical Union
International Typographical Union
T. D. Nicholls
District 1
United Mine Workers of America
Congress
Appeal Court of
Great Britain
Lewis
Gompers
A. F. of L
Ebenezer Ford
Pittsburg
Will Double the Force Derby Dee 1 The RN
The Bassett Co manufacturers of corset materials announced they will run night and day after January 1 to fill orders. The present force of 40 will be doubled as new help is taken on. The company says orders from concerned users are busy and supplies are in great demand.
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America
South Carolina
Congress
Iowa Federation of Wonten
Germany
N.S. W
Salvation Army
Samoa
Mediterranean
Smyrna
New England
New York State
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Canterbury Canciliation Board of
New Zealand
Derby
Dee 1
RN. Bassett Co
Anis
Simon elected president of Haiti sparks joyful reception
Enthusiasm spreads in Cape Haitian as General Antoine Simon is hailed for Haiti's presidency. Te Deum is sung at the cathedral and a reception follows in the salons. Ineal delegates to the congress receive widespread rejoicing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon
Cape Haitian
Haiti
Antoine Simon
Malti
Ineal
Aldermen May Not Meet Again Next Year
In Exchange place two members who rarely agree discussed how aldermen operate. A Waterbury Bar member noted the cordial relations with lawyers and that the body held a couple dozen meetings, transacting much public business with no executive flare and no need to redo work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury Bar Association
Ybody
Eleven Soldiers Poisoned In Philippine Incident
Eleven soldiers of the Eighteenth Infantry died after drinking a root extract called vino at a resort near Mindanao. Thirteen others were seriously affected, with fatalities reported at Keithley Camp and Mindanao locations as the plant toxin spread from the Brazilian root extract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Der
Keithley Camp
Mindanao
British Knight Proposes Abolishing Monarchs In Europe
Sir Max Waechter tours European capitals urging abolition of emperors and kings and the creation of a United States of Europe. In Paris he met M. Pichon, French minister of foreign affairs. He notes London papers cite his memorandum calling for a federation of European states as a cure for tensions with United North America.
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Europe
Paris
Max Wachter
United States of Europe
M. Pichon
London
Max Waechter
North America
Secondhand Clothing Ad At Bank Street Store
A local broker promotes savings with a large selection of used coats and wear. The ad claims top prices paid for secondhand clothing and directs readers to visit on Bank Street, urging remember the number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priv
R. Posner
Bank St
Peace Sunday Observed Across Churches in DC and Nation
Tomorrow is Peace Day with sermons directed to universal harmony. In DC and many churches nationwide, ministers will promote peace and goodwill, aligned with the American Peace Society efforts for global harmony. Boston Millinery Store at 184 South Main Street advertises holiday hats and furs. Gulliver offers holiday tailoring for branch pupils.
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Washington
District of Columbia
American Peace Society
Boston Millinery
South Main Street
Gulliver
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Wallace & Co
Winter
Credit Clothiers
Jacques Theater
Abbott Ave
Derby Concern
Willard St
Pepin
John
Des Pond
Bishop St
Pouyoy
Round E Elbin
Waterbury
Pheas
New Haven
Istriet
Waterbery
Pine Wate Court
Water_ bury
Wapkrbury
Promare
Russell
Finilteddadel
Luce
Chicago
Uaenois
Atu
C. Horgan
Bank Street
Waterbury, Conn
Santa Claus
Santa
Here
York
Paney
Fis
Valde Isle
Comple
THE
Musler & Liebeskind
East Main Street
Woolworth’s
Wavls
Meadow St
Por Sale
James M Fulton
J. Bo Mullings
Abbott
Tiano
Ames M. Fulton
J.B. Mallings
James M. Fulton
J.B. Mullines
Jefferson Si Boerbanna
Tethett
Inoor
Exchange Place
Democrat of
ILOST
Ieee
Spencer Ave
Grama Sy
Mill St
Sun
Reid & Hughes
Dunn
Baldwin St
Frank
South Main St
N. B
Arwand
Weat Main Sr
N.Y
Price & Horton
Lohmer
Behring
Lehr
Regent
Rudolf
J. J. Mullings
Skares
Kun
Phoenix
Penny Candy Gleason
East Main St
Poll’s Palms
Thomaston
Waterville
Oakville
Meriden
C S. Redmond
E. Main St
Main Street
American Loan Co
Hawkins St
Quire
Inquirers Central
Redmond
East Mainst
Willow St
C. Mond
Aprily
CS. Redmond
Ludlow St
Wyman St
Ludion St
John Moriarty
Poli
East Main and
Cele Sts
Eugene Martin
Union St
Poli’s
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Mra
Trudeau
Sax
Heart Church
East Main
Inlet Woolen Mills Co
Purrolly & Dwyer
Bury Wat
Grand St
Democrat
Brewers of
Eagle Street
D. H. Tierney
Magee
Stransky
the Barlow
Grand Street
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