Strikes and Lockouts [1881-1905], Volume 2

adoption of union AVERAGE DAILY WAGES BOOTS AND SHOES Brooklyn Brought from Daily BUILDING TRADES CAUSE OR OBJECT ceeded Failed Cigarmakers coal Compositors COOPERAGE Daily pay discharge of non-union discharged employés EMPLOYÉS AFTER STRIKE EMPLOYÉS STRIKING employment of non-union increase of wages INDUSTRIES-Continued iron foundry July 19 July 20 June 15 June 21 Laborers and wharf lockout MACHINES AND MACHINERY Male METALS AND METALLIC Miners Moulders non-union employés NUMBER OF EMPLOYÉS Partly payment of wages planing mill Plasterers PRINTING AND PUBLISHING PUBLIC WAYS CONSTRUCTION QUARRYING AND CUTTING recognition of union reduction of hours reduction of wages reinstatement of discharged scale of prices Sept STONE QUARRYING stove foundry strike elsewhere STRIKING AND INVOLVED sympathy with strike TABLE I.-STRIKES TELEGRAPHY tion days TOBACCO Total truck system wages Against reduction wages and reduction wages For increase wages overdue Weavers wharf hands