News from 23/10/1891
1891; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
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Robert Blatchford, Walt Whitman, R. J. Derfel, Mrs. E. D. E. N. Southworth, Yarn Dyer, Major Alfred R. Calhoun, Thomas Stonehouse, John Trevor, Campion Watson, W. Stevens Lewis, Fidus Achates, Anthony Snodgrass, Charles Purchouse, W. Apperley, A. J. Walker, W. Whittingham, E. Widdrington Byrne, F. J. Last, Wm. Atkinson, W. Martin, James E. Kay, M. Tucs, H. J. Brett, Geo. Pugh, John Burns, H. M. Hyndman, S. Fielding, Joseph Rogers, W. W. Bartlett,
ResumoFrontmatter: The Workman's Times. Fiction, drama: The Lost Lady of Lone Chapter II, Socialism: Introductory ("Nunquam"), Maud Morton Chapter XVIII Maud's Temptation, Maud Morton Chapter XVII. News: The People Who Write Leaders for the Sunday Papers Are Very Amusing Sometimes, Now, Then, All You Provincial Secretaries, Recollect That 11A, College Avenue, Homerton, London, Is Where You May Address Letters For, Talking of Politics, It's Been Fearfully Windy of Late, Notes by Pant Hand, Workmen's Notes and Notions London, Manchester and Salford, Newcastle, Mr. Alfred Settle, Social Democratic Candidate Por Ordsall Ward, Salford, Derby, A Smoking Concert Was Held at the King's Arms, Cheyne Walk, Chelsea, on Saturday Night, for the Benefit of Bro. Stricklin, a Member of the Kennington Lodge, Who Had the Misfortune to Break His Arm, and through That He Has Been Laid up Nine Weeks, and Must Still Be Some Time before He Can Get Back to Work, They Are Certainly to Be Congratulated on the Success That in so Short a Time They Have Achieved, A Fabian Society Wanted, "I'm on to You," Said the Drop of Ink to the Blotter in a Tone of Considerable Asperity, The November Elections Are Close upon Us, and It Behoves All Working Men to Put Forth Their Most Supreme Efforts to Return the Candidates Most Favourable to Our Cause, The Eight Hours Day for Railway Men The Views of the Walthamstow Political Leaders, At Last, after a Six Months' Struggle, the Members of the Central Association of Master Builders of London Have Been Brought to Their Senses, Every Ward That Labour Has Claimed to Have a Representative Is to Be Contested against Them, Notes by Federation, And What Has Occurred in Halifax Will Doubtless Occur Elsewhere, The Man Claim That before the Company Declare Fund an Enormous Divided and Carry Such a Large Sum to Their Reserve, They Should Receive a Fair Wage, and This They Do Not, I Would Strongly Urge My Brother Chips to Push the Sale of the Workman's Times Amongst Their Mates, and I Hope They Will Not Forget to Let It Be Known That "Nunquam" Writes to It, Perched Here on the Office Stool I Know Not Whether to Laugh or Cry, The Gallant Major, Notes by Tim, The Strike and Lock-Out of London Carpenters and Joiners Arbitration Resorted To, Ilkeston and District, Preston, The "Workman's Times" at the Labour Church, Notes by Gas, Ignorance and Socialism, The Workman's Times Can Be Had from E. Bauks, Grange-Lane, or Mrs. S. Banks, 117, Bentinck-Street, Birkenhead, Consider Now the Outcast Jezebel of the London Pavement, Ethel Reddy, The Glass Bottle Makers and the Strike in France, Iron Plate Workers, Don't Emigrate to America at Present, The Workman's Times Can Be Had of Mr. W. Collins, 53, Portland-Street, or Mr. H. Lewis, Secretary to the Gasworkers, The Navvies, Bricklayers' Labourers, and General Labourers Union Federated Union No. 5 Hold Their Meetings at 7.30 P. M. On Mondays at the Clifton Arms, Fylde-Street, When All Men of the Right Spirit Can Join a Thoroughly Sound and Strong Combination of Their Fellow Workmen, Uncle Remus with the Toothache, Bolton, Grandpapa and the Children, Now "Swede Top," Wake up and Let Us Hear from You Again, as I Don't like a Man to Have One Go and Stop, Especially in the Spirit That You Write, and I Would like to Say That It Would Look Much Better of That Member of Your Branch Who Wrote to the Railway Express under the Nom De Plume of "Emerald Isle,", The Twine Spinners Last Week Got up Steam on Their Good Ship "Union," and Steering Direct for the Port of Justice Brought Back a Valuable Cargo of Better Wages, The Tories Have Given You Free Education, the Unionists Are Offering State Pensions for Old Age, and the Gladstonians Offer Payment of Members, Boot and Shoe Notes, Morse, Who Invented the Telegraph, and Bell, the Inventor of the Telephone, Both Had Wives Who Were Deaf Mutes, The Unemployed and the Strand Board of Works, "I Can't Find My Toothbrush Anywhere," Said an American Young Lady, Looking All over the House for the Article, And So—No More, The President of the Society, Mr. Gregory, of Birmingham, Attended to Address the Meeting, I Am Pleased to Know That Jack Perry Is Going to Have Another Chance to Get in the Town Council, A Western Debating Society Is Nerving Itself up to Wrestle with the Question,"When a Woman and a Mouse Meets Which Is the Most Frightened?", Operative Stonemasons' Notes, Stafford, In Ordsall Ward the Retiring Councillor Is a Tory Publican, and Is Opposed by Mr. Alfred Settle as a Social Democratic Labour Candidate, Isle of Dogs Notes, During the past Week the New Lancashire Yarn Dyers, Sizers, Bleachers, and Polishers' Union Has Been Adding to Its Ranks, I Was Very Pleased to See "Linesman's" Notes in Your Last Week's Issue, and They Are Not Worthy of the Name of Men Who Have to Be Appealed to so Often, The Workman's Times Can Be Obtained of Messrs. Start, Salop-Street; Bevan, Princess-Street, &c., &c. …, Oldham, During the Last Few Weeks Certain Rumours Have Been Circulated by Interested Persons Detrimental to the Personal Business and Public Character of Mr. James Bedford, the President of the General Railway Workers' Union, I Was Very Much Struck by a Question Asked by a Man Attending a Meeting We Were Holding Last Week for the Purpose of Electing Officers and Formally Starting Our Borough Branch, Notes by Anthony Snodgrass, Notes by Insulator, The Twine Spinners, National Amalgamated Coal-Porters' Union Northumberland Branch, But If Ever Trade Unionism Is to Be Strong Enough to Get a Legal Eight Hours Day, or a 48 Hours Week, There Must Be More Closing up of the Ranks, More Regular Attendance at the Lodge Meetings, with More Attention to Business, More Readiness to Assist and Support the Officers, Fuller Discussion about the Practicability of the Eight Hours Question in the Different Trades, as to Whether It Be Legal or Optional, and Not Take so Much for Granted What Is Preached by a Few Leaders, However Much They May Be Right, How to Restore Faded Carpet, I Have Had the Honour of Finding the Address of the Cotter Pin Liability Company, and I Think It Useless to Waste Time on Such a Bogus Concern, Walsall, Nottingham and Notts, A J Walker, General Secretary of the Electrical Trades Who Supported, Claimed That the Members of the E. T. U. Are Specially Indebted to Carpenters and Joiners, Who Have Thrown …, Notes by New Unionist, Last Sunday Afternoon a Great Mass Meeting of Foundry, Calico Printers, and General Labourers Was Held in the Co-Operative Hall, Bury, under the Auspices of the Local Branch of the N., B. L., and G. L. U., Which Now Numbers Some Hundreds, Labour Movements Abroad, Amalgamated Tram and 'Busworkers' Association, The Suitors of Good Queen Bess, Multiple News Items, Fishermen's Superstitions, Hull Notes, His Honour and Bijah, Mr. Frayne, the Fishermen's Candidate, Gave Us a Rousing Speech Last Week, Making Many Friends to the Cause, You Were Kind Enough Last Week to Put in a Notice of Our Mass Meeting Next Saturday at the Assembly Hall, The Legal Eight-Hour Movement, A Rather Amusing Result of Goose Fair Was Related to Me the Other Night, Sparks from the Anvil, List of Paper Staining Works, What Is the Matter with Your Correspondent Who Now Signs Himself "Demos?", W. H. Ward Was Very Brief in His Remarks, Owing to His Suffering from Rheumatism, There Is the Character of Don Quixote, That Is Human Nature, so Is the Character of Sancho Panza, Rothley, Acting on Instructions Received, I Have Watched the Cosmic Scheme All the Week, and I Don't Think Much of It, The Other Meeting Was Connected with the Same East End Tailors' Strike, but Related to Mr. Bedford, the President of the G. R. W. U, Coming Events, Scabs Have Been Hired to the Extent of Half a Dozen Only in Place of the Strong Band of Strikers at the New Haven Web Co.'s Shop at Centerville, Connecticut, Fabian Notes, George Copsey, the May Demonstration Secretary, Speaks on the Eight-Hour Day on Sunday, at 4 P. M., in Victoria Park, Please Note the Following Fabian Lectures before the Trades Council in Their Clubroom at the Town Hall Hotel, This Victory Is Worth All the Hardship It Has Cost, Some Friend Has Sent Me This Week an Australian Paper, A Voluntary Collection Sheet Has Been Issued from the Strike Committee Rooms, Moulders' Arms, North-Road, Brighton, as Follows, W. H. Ward Said He Was Pleased to Stand There Again and Offer a Few Words of Advice to His Fulham Cross Brothers, Notes by Warehouseman, U. O. P. A Notes, And Now I Must Draw These Notes to a Close, A New Zealand Chief Had Taken up His Residence upon a Piece of Land, His Right to Which Was Contested, Has Mr. Chamberlain's Conscience Pricked Him ?, I See De Mattos Lectures at the Gladstone Club Here on "Labour Politics" on Saturday, 31st of October, and on the Sunday at the Reform Club, Now, Do You Think There Is Anything Fantastic in the Belief That a Study of the Best Humane Literature Will and Men in the Solution of Social Problems?, Last Sunday Night a Most Pleasing Affair Took Place at the Exchange Hall, No One Has yet Given Me the Information I Asked for Some Four or Five Weeks Ago, as to What Has Become of the Branch of the General Railway Workers' Union, I Must First Congratulate You, Mr. Editor, in Geting Such a Man as Mr. Robert Blatchford (Nunquam) on Your Staff, as I Consider He Is Just the Man We Wanted to Make the Workman's Times a Perfect Success, and I Firmly Believe That While He Writes for Our Paper the Sale Will Continue to Go up, and the Working Man Will Get More Enlightened than Ever, and See Their Position, and I Hope Take Their Part in the Great Fight for the Wealth-Producers' Rights, A Contented Man, What Is the Moral of All This?, Dr. Rogers Mentions a Kincardineshire Husband Who Was Expressing to His Minister the High Opinion He Had of His Personal Virtues, and He Wound up His Eulogy by Saying,"An' La'ways, and Specially, Liket Your Sterling Independence, Sir …, Again Let Me Remind All Who Have Not Become Subscribers to Your Valuable Paper That They Can Obtain the Workman's Times from E. Cothurst, 78, Collyhurst-Street, and Longworth's North Manchester Agency, Rochdale-Road, The Honest Farmer, I Should Have Thought Mr. Harford, or Even Mr. Tait, Would Have Learnt Something from the Disastrous Strike of Engine Drivers on the Midland Railway Some Few Years Ago, The Workman's Times Can Be Had at the Labour Literature Society, Limited, 105, London-Street, National Union of Paper Mill Workers Meeting at Rishton, Grimsby, Will Thorne Said He Was Pleased to Be There That Evening to Celebrate the Third Anniversary of the Opening of Their Branch, Which Was Second to None in the Union, Comparatively Speaking, as the Returns to the Head Office from This Branch Proved to Him That They Were Looking after the Members, and Seeing That They Paid Their Contributions, Dr. Gritton, of the Lord's Day Observance Society, Has Been Writing to Some People in Bradford about the Errors of Their Ways, and, Strange to Say, They Are Not at All Discomfited, Notes by Forward, It Is Very Evident That Mr. Kelly Took Part in the Formation of the Electoral Association with a View to Getting Its Assistance on His Behalf for the Crescent Ward, The Railwaymen of Derby Were Just Awakening from Their Apathy, and Were Joining the Respective Unions in Large Numbers, Especially since There Was a Prospect of the Two Societies above Named Becoming Federated, When Mr. Kelly Saw That His "Game of Bluff" Was Overplayed, He Stated That the Conduct of the Members Was Such as to Drive One into the Arms of a Political Party, and Whither He Has Gone, Body and Soul, in Opposition to a Fellow-Worker Who Has on Several Occasions Spoken for Him at His Meetings for the Organisation of Carters, I Do Not Think There Will Be Any Other Purely Labour Candidate, On Saturday, the 17th, the Brighton Labour and Their's Council Organised a Demonstration in Aid of … Carpenters and Joiners, Which … Pleased to Say, a Complete Success, Glasgow, Househeld Hints, Workmen's Notes and Notions Liverpool, Bootle, and Birkenhead, Enderby and District, More than a Match for Him, At a Social Party Recently the Following Question Was Put,"What Is Religion?", The Workman's Times May Be Had in Salford of the Following Agents, Bro. Gardner's Lime-Klin Club The President on the Lawyers, There Was a Very Successful Gathering at the Labour Church on Sunday Afternoon, When an Address Was Delivered by Mr. John Trevor on "God in the Labour Movement", What We Think, The "Nunquam" Papers, And How Do the Men Feel after This Six Months' Struggle?, This Council Met for the First Time on Saturday Last, and It May with a Degree of Safety Be Inferred That in the Election of Mr. Edwin Orme, of Ilkeston, as President, and Mr. H. Basford, of Heanor, as Vice-President, There Was a Happy Augury, Now, Farmer, Do for Once Speak True; Mind, You're on Oath, Oddments, The Fourth Candidate Is Mr. John Haddon, the Social Democratic Labour Man, Who Will Stand for St. Mary's Ward, Eastleigh and Bishopstoke, The Fabian Society Country Lectures, Stockton, The Strike of Electrical Workers at Brighton, Rotherham, Bar Servants' Meetings, All Men Worship Success; but at Present They Worship Success in Things Base, A Correction, Reduction of Hours of Work at Burnside and Cowanhead Paper Mills Rules for Double Shift Workers, The Labour Church, O. B. S. Meeting at Northfleet, A Meeting of the Hulme Branch of the Amalgamated Society of Indiarubber Workers Was Held at the Shakespere Inn, Devoushire-Street, on Saturday Evening, Notes by Magneto, Last Monday Week I Went out with Two Members of the National Labour Federation to Address-A Meeting of the Men of Hanwell, a Small Village about Four Miles from Banbury, The Three Nuns in Aldgate Is a Very Fine House, Morley and Gladstone in the North, with Counterblast of Goschen and Stanhope in the South, Swindling a Settler. Poem, verse: Ready Writings, "Nought but Bitter Disappointment?" Workman's Times Poetry, Poetry The Major Chord of Hope, The Good of All, I Would If I Could. Letter to the editor: Ironplate Workers To the Editor of the Workman's Times, Fireiron Makers To the Editor of the Workman's Times, Machine and General Labourers To the Editor of the Workman's Times, Stonemasons Versus Socialism To the Editor of the Workman's Times, Mr. Joshua Shaw and the Fair Contracts Question To the Editor of the Workman's Times, Birmingham, General Railway Workers' Union To the Editor of the Workman's Times, Lancashire Yarn Dyers, &c To the Editor of the Workman's Times, Notes by Commutator, A Lambeth Labour Candidate for the London School Board To the Editor of the Workman's Times, Banbury, To the Editor of the Workman's Times, Operative Bricklayers' Society, Pimlico Branch To the Editor of the Workman's Times, Mr. Ben Tillett To the Editor of the Workman's Times, The Workers' Co-Operative (Productive) Society Limited To the Editor of the Workman's Times, Dear Sir,—In Reply to Your Note of the 12th of This Month, the Answer to Which Has Been Delayed … Owing to My Absence from Town, Cabmen and Their Grievances To the Editor of the Workman's Times, Amalgamated Society of Mill Sawyers and Wood Cutting Machinists To the Editor of the Workman's Times, A Fabian Society for Ashton-Under-Lyne To the Editor of the Workman's Times, Amalgamated v. Sectional Societies Letter from John Burns, Learn to Love Justice To the Editor of the Workman's Times, Dr. Aveling and H. M. Hyndman To the Editor of the Workman's Times, Mr. Stephen Sims and the "Shipping Gazette" To the Editor of the Workman's Times, Paper Stainers: Information Wanted To the Editor of the Workman's Times. Editorial: We Cannot Conclude These Notes without Paying a Very High Compliment to the Generosity of the Trade Unionists of the Country during This Dispute, Last Thursday We Had a Lecture upon the Eight Hours Question at Our No. 2 Branch, Shoreditch, and I Am Pleased to Say That We Shall, with Other Workers, Push That Important Question to the Front, We Make No Apology for Introducing a Few Russian Atrocities into This Column, Answers to Correspondents, We like the Labour Church Idea, and We Welcome to Our Columns Contributions Dealing with It from the Pen of Mr. John Trevor, the Founder of the Labour Church in Manchester, Wolverhampton, We Have Received a Copy of Darkest Russia, But We Are by No Means Finding Fault with Working Men, But More than Anything Else We Are Pleased at the Tone of the Addresses Which Have Been Issued by Many of the Labour Candidates. Business: Birmingham Trade Council, Balance Sheet of the Unemployed of the Boot and Shoe Trade of Leicester Week Ending October 17th, 1891, Notice to Secretaries of Trades Unions, Men on the Island Wanting to Join a Trade Union Can Do so by Applying to Either of These, The Parliamentary Committee and the Eight Hours Question Keir Hardie's Resolution Practically Rescinded, Northern and Midland Counties Federation of Trade and Labour Unions. Classified ads: Famous Watches Direct from the Factory.
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