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News from 05/09/1890

1890; Gale Group; Linguagem: English

Wm. Henry Peck, Mrs. Harriet Lewis, J. Marlow, W. J. Davis,

Frontmatter: The Workman's Times. News: The Shipowners' Combination Meeting in Newcastle, Sure to Win, Now the Cabinet Makers Dispute Is Practically Settled, It Will Not Be out of Place Just to Congratulate the Members upon the Success Which Has Attended Their Demands, Workmen's Notes and Notions Newcastle-On-Tyne, An Extraordinary Scene in Connection with the Early Closing Movement Was Witnessed at Cardiff on Monday Night, Sunderland Sunderland Notes, A Labour Victory in Scotland, In Advising Our Readers to Strongly Press at the Coming Municipal Election This Question of Giving Reports to the Press of the Doings of the Various Committees, We Take This Course Because We Are Aware of the Opposition of Some Members of the Council to Giving Publicity to Their Actions on the Committees to Which They Are Appointed, and Although It May Suit Them Much Better to Remain Shielded under the Garb of Privacy, We Are of Opinion That as the Representatives of the People They Should Allow Their Actions to Be Well before the Public, The Death of Alderman Varley, of Huddersfield, Has Some Interest for Our Sunderland Readers, Amalgamated Society of Metal Planers, &c., A Six Per Cent Dividend Is Not a Bad One; in Fact, We Should Be Disposed to Think It a Good One, and No Doubt the Leeds Fireclay Company Limited Itself Is Satisfied with a Profit of £68,326 14s. 1d. In 13 Months, Workmen's Notes and Notions Birmingham, Curious Chinese Customs, He Got the Pass, Lord Kilmorey Was One of the Most Generous, and at the Same Time the Most Occentric of Men, and Was Always Exceedingly Fond of Playing Practical Jokes, What a Commentary to Certain Published Reports Recently of the State of the Carpet Trade Here May Be Gleaned from a Walk through the Main Streets of the Town Any Time between Ten and Twelve in the Morning of Any So-Called Working Day, Workmen's Notes and Notions Nottingham and Notes, And While Congratulating the Cabinet-Makers We Must Not Forget the Hosiery Trimmers, Who Have Just Brought to a Successful Close the Negotistions That Have Been Taking Place for Some Time past, between a Committee of Employers and a Number of Representatives from the Society, A London Magistrate on Labour Intimidation, Snags' Corners, Household Hints, The Liverpool Cotton "Corner" Suspension of Mr. Steenstrand. Heavy Losses, Gleanings and Comments, Meeting of Builders' Labourers at Keighley A Union Formed, There Are Murmurings among the Sheffield Police with Reference to Their Position under the New Police Act, How True It Is That a Little Knowledge Is a Dangerous Thing, But in Spite of All the Slackness Which Decidedly Exists To-Day, I Do Believe That the Prospects of the Trade for the Coming Winter Are Good, and That a Large Trade Is Expected Is Evidenced by the Vast Amount of Pattern Trying There Is about at Present, Liverpool Notes, Such Societies, However, like All Societies, Had Their Difficulties to Contend With, On Tuesday Morning, at Tralee, Private Collins, of the Munster Fusiliers, While on Sentry Duty, Shot Himself Dead, As the Eight Hours' Movement Will Be Brought Prominently to the Front at the Trades Congress, and Therefore Will Be before the Notice of the Reader When These Notes Reach Him, We Should like to Explain a Little Misunderstanding That Exists in the Minds of Some of Our Friends in the Neighbourhood of Nottingham, or Maybe in Other Parts of the Country, Why Turn Has the Dispute Now Taken?, Labour Movements Abroad, …Together Suprised That Amongs the … the Clothing Factories There Are Many …Follow an Immoreal Calling, How to Live on 1s. 1d. Per Day A Sandwich Man's Estimate, Influenza Has Broken out on the Continent, Mr. C. J. Drummond's Absence from the Trades Congress, Multiple News Items, There Is a Baneful System in Vogue in Leeds Iron-Works That Needs Strong Exposure and United Action on the Part of the Mechanics to Destroy, If You Will Turn to Any Historical Account of the Development of Trades Unionism You Will Find, Vulcan, That Such Societies Had a Hard Time of It, The Strike at Belper Amicable Settlement. The Demands of the Men Conceded, There Is One Point Mr. Keyse Makes in His Letter That Struck Me Whilst Reading It as Peculiarly Applicable to Gentlemen Who Manufacture Carpets, Lightning, I Am Sorry That Mr. C. J. Drummond, the Energetic Secretary of the London Society of Compositors, Is Not at Congress This Year, The First Lady Jockey, And, Vulcan, My Boy, Those Were Dark Days in More Senses than One When Your Society First Lifted up Its Head in the Land, A Young Man Who Was Considered "Rather Soft," Speaking the Other Day of the Many Inventions and Improvements That Have Been Made by the Present Generation, Exultingly Wound up With,"Well, for My Part, I Believe Every Generation Grows Wiser and Wiser, for There's My Father, He Know'd More'n My Grandfather, and I Believe I Know a Leetle More than My Father Did", Bijah's Hour, But When I Contemplate the Enormous Amount of Money Paid by the Trade Unions of These Islands to Their Members at Periods of Misfortune, I Confees That I Do Not Feel Altogether Comfortable, There Has Lately Been Quite a Flutter Amongest the Gas-Stokers Here on Account of a Suggestion That the Contributions Should Be Raised from 2d. To 4d. Per Week, An Appeal Is Just Being Made to the Coventry Trade Untonists to Support Candidates Only Who Are in Favour of Fair Contracts, Trades Demonstration at Castleford, The Workmen Employed at the Brinsworth Iron and Steel Works Have Shown Their Appreciation of Their Employer, Mr. John Baker, by Presenting Him with a Marble Timepiece and Bronze Ornaments, The Following Is from One of Our Local Journals, A Needy Constituent, Labour Risks and Labour's Heroes, Thrusts by a Free Lance, Workmen's Notes and Notions Manchester and Salford, At a Well Known Firm in This Town There Has Been a Working Man Who for 17 Years Has Not Had a Single Complaint against Him, The Labour Movement Demonstration at Bolton, There Was Some Hope Last Week That the Builders' Labourers at Coventry Would Succeed in Their Attempt to Gain an Advance in Their Wages, "There's Many a Slip", Presentation, Mrs. Lynn Linton Is a Writer of Considerable Power, Need I Carry You On, Industrial Achievements in Derby Interesting Celebration, The Wearmouth Miners' Strike Ejectment Orders Granted, Leicester and Leicestershire Leicester Notes, For It Is Time This Matter Was Fairly Considered, I Have Also Received the Lecture List of the Fabian Society, It Has Been Decided to Hold a Public Meeting at Country on October 18th, and Mr. W. J. Davis Has Been Invited to Address the Meeting, +If John Burns and His Henchmen Can Turn the Tole of Labour Which Is Ever Flowing into the Large Towns from the Agricultural Districts They Will Be … Benefactors, The President of This Year's Trades Congress, Mr. William Matkin, Is a Man of Some Power, Rotherham Rotherham Notes, By the Time This Is in Print the Annual Body Meeting of the Weavers' Association to Hear the Balance Sheet and Report of the Fete Committee Anent the Recent Fete Will Have Been Held, There Has Been a Strike This Week in a Local Local-Works, but It Has Been Difficult to Obtain Accurate Information Concerning the Dispute, Presentation to Mr. H. Slatter, J. P. A Well Deserved Recognition to an Old Trades Unionist, There Is Also the Town of Melbourne, Where the Wharf Hands Are Engaged in a Stiff Struggle for the Right to Join a Trade Union, and to Put a Stop to Their Leaders Being Victimised, Trade Generally Holds Good in Wolverhampton, but the Bicycle Trade, Now an Important Branch of Industry in the Town, Shows a Considerable Falling off, the Season Drawing to a Close, The Potteries, Americanisms, I Had Hoped to See Some Reference to the Rate of Pay and Hours Worked by the Sheffield Cafe Co.'S Servants, of Which Some Particulars Were Given in Your Paper Some Time Ago, When the Shareholders' Meeting Was Held, A Boy, a Woman, and a Cow, Tyneside Notes, +The Considering the High Average Death Rate …, Advertisement Scale Business Advertisements, +The … in the Metal Casting Trades of … Met the Other Day and Decided That … Selling Prices Should Be Made at …, A Famine Is Imminent in Ireland Owing to the Failure of the Potato Crop, Wonderful Dogs, But Still the Spirit of Combination Held on Its Course—Now Defeated, Again Advancing, Writing about the Old Square, It Is about Time That the Attention of the Authorities Was Called to the Congested Corner Which the New Winter Garden Is Going to Make, Wakefield, Singular Accident to a Working Man, Halifax, The Difficulty Experienced by the Dyers and Trimmers of Leicester and Nottingham Is the Unorganised Condition of Districts outside the Towns, A Dead Give Away, She Put Him in the Cellar, Workmen's Notes and Notions Liverpool, Sheffield Sheffield Notes, Notice to Newsagents, There Were Six Fires in Brooklyn on Saturday Night, The Promoters of the Proposed Labour Supply Association, or a Union of Employers to Cursh out Trade Unionism, Ask for a Capital of £10,000M in £1 Shares, The Dutchman's Trouble with His Telephone, The Township of Skiddaw, Cumberland, Has Only One Inhabitant, At Last, in 1824, the Combination Laws Were Repealed, and Then, Vulcan, Your Society and Others That Were in Existence at the Same Time Were No Longer Illegal. Poem, verse: Turn Again, Poor Wanderer, Poetry Pay Up. Fiction, drama: The Stone-Cutter of Lisbon A Tale of the Great Earthquake, The Bailiff's Scheme Chapter XIII. Business: Trades Union Congress Greatest Meeting Ever Held, The Trades Congress, Trades Unionism Its past Difficulties, Present Position, and Future Prospects. Editorial: We Understand That the Same Society Assisted the Rotherham Stove Grate Workers Both by Grant and Voluntary Subscriptions during Their Dispute, We Congratulate Mr. Councilor Sanders and the Members of the Stove Grate Workers' Association Upto Their Brillient Victory at Belper, Labourers Organising in Leicester Speech by Mr. John Simpson, Let Us Take, for Instance, the Question of Fair Wages and Contracts, Which Has Placed Such an Important Part This Two Years at Election Times, Just Now We Are Hearing a Great Deal, in Certain Circles in the Labour World, about the Differences That Exist between the Advanced Advocates of Labour Rights and a Certain Political Section, I Said Last Week That We Were Witnesaing the Beginning of a New Order of Things, We Would Here Also Call Attention to the Healthy and Vigorous Manner in Which the Basford and Leicester Trimmers' Societies Are Taking up the Question of Organising Loughborough and Other Distriots. Letter to the editor: The Following Communication Has Been Forwarded by Mr. W. J. Davis to Mr. Crompton, the Secretary of the Coventry Trades Council, "How to Increase the Sale of the 'Workman's Times" To the Editor of the Workman's Times. Classified ads: Published for the Proprietor, at 25.