News from 09/10/1891
1891; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
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Geo. Copsey, Robert W. Brooks, R. J. Derfel, Tom Wall, Major Alfred R. Calhoun, Robert Blatchford, Shave Hook, Shave Hook, Fidus Achates, Jno. Trevor, Anthony Snodgrass, Don Quixote, Jack Wire, Jack Wire, Edwin Orme, Thos. O'Grady, Edward Aveling, H. J. Benton, W. Abraham, Edw. R. Pease, A. Matthews, Thomas Hanks,
ResumoFrontmatter: The Workman's Times, Notice. Editorial: Since Writing My Notes Last Week Our Organiser Has Paid a Visit to Rothley, a Village Some Five Miles from Leicester, and Has Held a Meeting There, at Which Every Man Working at the One Firm Was Present, Which Was Very Gratifying Seeing That the Journey Had Had to Be Done on Foot through the Pouring Rain, To the Lathrenders of London, We Had a Splendid Report at a Special Meeting of the Sheffield Trades Council on Friday Night by Councillor Hobson (President) of the Berlin Conference, Flattery, The "Workman's Times" "Nunquam" Joins Us, Notes by Magneto, The South London Democratic Club. News: I Read That Mr. Tom Mann Is Advocating Co-Operation, Notes by One of the File, Notes by Upholsterer, I Do Not Often Refer in This Columns to the Doings of the Gasworkers, Because My Friend and Colleague,"Gas," Generally Keeps Us Well Posted in the Doings of That Association, I Understand a Fight Is Likely to Take Place in the Hosiery Trade at Fleckney, Leicestershire, for the Right to Be Allowed to Join a Trade Union, Not Quite What He Meant, His Honour Held That This Was Not Established, and Mr. Waters Then Called the Foreman (Mr. Marks), Who Stated He Had Been in the Employ of Martineaus Eleven Years, After Mr. Thompson's Opening Statement, the Plaintiff Was Called, and Stated That He Was Engaged by Defendants to Work on the Machine Floor at 24s, G. Rostentrater Was Called, and Said He Was a Permanent Hand, Frodingham Notes, Points for Giris, Amalgamated Tram and 'Bus Workers' Union Meeting at Plumstead, N. A. S. And F. Union of Great Britain and Ireland Annual Conference, National Amalgamated Coal-Porters' Union of Trimmers and Seamers River Tyne Branch, The Third Meeting Was Held at the Corner of Cuba-Street, Millwall, E., E. Pain in the Chair, A Manchester Labour Church, His Honour Gave Judgment for the Plaintiff with Costs, and Stated He Considered Plaintiff Had Only Used the Sugar in an Economical Manner, and without Felonious Intent, Notes by Mersey District, Notes by Gas, Notes by Carbon, After Some Good Logical Addresses Had Been Delivered by the Delegates on the Old Old Story of Combination, a Resolution Was Proposed, Seconded, and Carried "That for the Protection of Our Trade Interests It Is Necessary That We Should at Once Combine, and That the Electrical Trades Union, Being the Largest and Best in the Electrical Industry, We Pledge Ourselves to Join, and Use Our Best Endeavours to Persuade Others", On Sunday He Attended a Meeting of the Electrical Trades Union, at Manchester, and in a Speech Encouraging the Men to Band Themselves Together in Unity He Made a Most Important Announcement in Reply to the Chairman's Reference to His Articles in the Sunday Chronicle, By Many Strange and Devious Ways, through Many Dark and Wild Regions of Time, Have the Feet of Men Followed the Pillar of the Cloud to the Borders of the Land of Promise, Obliging a Preacher, Annual Banquet, On Sunday Last Three Meetings Were Held under the Auspices of the Hammermen, Enginemen, Machinemen, Helpers, and General Labourers' Union, Socialism Is Not Born of Fevered Dreams, and Takes Its Rise in Sweet Reasonableness and Human Kindness, The Workman's Times Can Be Had in Preston at Mr. A. Davis's, 3, Ormside-Street, Corresponding Agent, and the Following Agents, Household Hints, Eccles, Stockton Notes, "There Is No Appearance of a Speedy Termination to the Strike at the Carron and Hermitage Wharves," Says My Sunday Paper, Boot and Shoe Notes, That Increasingly Popular Institution, Yeclept the Hull Sunday Association, Held Another of Its Successful Gatherings in the Alhambra Palace on Sunday Evening Last, When Mr. T. E. Wing, Presided over a Large and Appreciative Audience, Who Listened Intently throughout to a Most Instructive Address from Mr. W. S. De Mattos, Fabian, and a Trustee of the G. R. W. U., Whose Text Was "The Distribution of Wealth", The Attempt to Obtain an Injunction against Mr. Apperley, Secretary of the London Carpenters and Joiners' Strike Committee, Retraining Him from Posting a Notice outside the Cane Hill Asylum, Now Being Constructed by Messrs, Mr. James Bedford and His Candidature for Norwich, Cannibalism, Legal Eight Hours Movement, Croydon Notes, A Mass Meeting Will Be Held in the Salford Town Had on Monday Evening, for the Purpose of Intreducing Mr. T. W. Harris to the Electors of South Salford as the Labour Candidate, Notes by Anthony Snodgrass, The Phantom Train, Unfortunately, or Fortunately, the Strike at Messrs. Walker's Is so Nearer a Settlement, Ilkeston and District Notes, The Trades Council Are Setting about in Earnest with Their Labour Electoral Association, and at Their Meeting on Thursday Week It Was Decided That the Officers of the Said Association Should Be Distinet from the Council, and Accordingly Mr. J. Jenkins (Amalgama… D Union of Bakers and Confectioners) Was Appointed President, Mr. Henry Preston (General Union of Tinplate Workers) Treasurer, and Mr. Edward E. Roberts (Bookbinders and Machine Rulers' Consolidated Union) Secretary, and They Intend to Push Forward the Subjects of the Association with All Possible Speed, Don't Forget There Is a Meeting of the Demonstration Committee and Eight Hour League on Sunday Next at the Central Finsbury Club, 143, Goswell-Road, E. C., at Eleven O'clock, Single Women, Socialism: an Introduction ("Nunquam"), Now, I Propose, for a While at Least, to Write about Socialism in the Workman's Times; and I Propose to Do This Because the Workman's Times Is a Labour Paper, and Because It Seems to Me That for the Emancipation and Uplifting of the Workers of the World We Must Look for Help to the Development of the Principles of Socialism, Lovers of Children, Labour Movements Abroad, Preston Notes, The Workman's Times Can Be Obtained at the Following Places, The Dispute at the Nottingham Manufacturing Company Has Been Settled in Favour of the Men, the Firm Having Conceded All the Men Asked For, Multiple News Items, Hull Notes, Sparks from the Anvil, Notes by Don Quixote, Mr. Pickard on the Eight Hours Question, Caught, Not Only Has His Facile Pen Delighted the Weary of Heart, and Encouraged the Desponding, but It Has Been Used with Deadly Effect against Some of the Most Crying Evils Which Are to Be Found in Our Large Towns, Grimsby Notes, I Am Pleased to Know That Mr. Blow, the Energetic and Able Organiser of the Labourers, Has Come to Reside at Grimsby, I Heard a Report on Saturday Night That a Certain Foreman of Boiler Firers at a Certain Colliery Is Interesting with Some of His Men for Being Unionists, and Has Stopped Their Paying to Their Union, Durham Notes, From What I Can Gather from a Contemporary the Following Societies Were Represented at the Meeting in the Limehouse Town Hall Last Friday, at Which the New Federation Was Formally Launched, Wolverhampton Notes, Coming Events, Liverpool, Bootle, and Birkenhead Notes, Fancy What It Would Mean in Time of a Great Struggle to Have All E. C. And General Secretaries under One Roof, All Ready to Assist One Another, Fabian Notes, That Boy's Queer Questions, A Fortnight Age I Mentioned the Fact That the Bills Announcing the Formation of a "Labour Church" in Manchester Were Printed in a Nonsociety Shop, Again, I Beg to Remind "All Whom It May Concern" That They Can Obtain a Copy of Your Valuable Paper at E. Colthurst, 78, Collyhurst-Street, Rochdale-Road, I.—Proper Treatment of Labour, A Rural Romance, Going to School, At the Bow County Court, before His Honour, Judge Prentice, on Monday, the Case of Lasenby V. Martinean and Sons Was Heard, I Shall Be Happy to Attend Any Society Wishing to Have Their Meetings Reported for This Paper, Some Day—Let Us Hope Soon—The Political, Religious, and Financial Pirates Will Dangle from the Cross-Trees, My Friend and Brother Democrat, Dr. John Moir, Whom Everybody Knows and Respects in Canning Town Has Been Addressing Meetings in South Mon-Mouth with a View to His Adoption as Labour and Liberal Candidate for That Division, General Railway Workers' Union, With Exceeding Pleasure I Record the Fact That £3 Was Voted out by the Members of the Liverpool Upholsterers' Society to Assist the London Joiners in Their Present Protracted Struggle for an Eight Hours Day, The Furniture Packers and Porters of the West End, Leather Workers Organising, The Right and Wrong in Dancing, The Next Meeting Was Held on Flatiron-Square, Southwark Bridge-Road, S. E., at 11 30 A. M., with E. Pain in the Chair, The Bass Dressers' Strike, It Is Not Surprising When One Comes to Think of It That the Masters Should Make Such a Determined Stand against the Reduction of Hours, I Hope the Stonemasons' Society Will Soon See the Advisability of Joining the Trades and Labour Council, "What Are Those Purple Posies down by the Brook?" Asks Gus, It Is with Socialism as It Has Been with so Many Other Movements; Its Bitterest Opponents Are Those Who Do Not Understand the Thing They Oppose, We Have Been to Fleckney, Again, and Our Secretary Gave an Address of an Hour's Duration, Which Was Listened to with the Greatest Attention, and the Applause That Greeted Some of the Points Made the Room Ring Again, Those Happy Circumstances Mentioned by "Tailor," under Which Tailors and Coachbuilders Played Draughts, Cards, and Dominces, and Sang, No Doubt Gave Much Pleasure to Those Gentlemen Who Took Part in the Affair, Mrs. Quickly (to Juckie Hopkins):"Where's Your Mamma, Jackie?", The Workman's Times May Be Obtained on Thursday of Messrs. Start, Salop-Street; Tipper, 27, Market-Street; Bevan, Princess-Street; &c., &c., Badly as Spinners and Dressers Are Paid, the Net Makers, Who Have No Union, Are Very Much Worse, The People Who Have Made Their Piles, or Have Had Them Made for Them, Are Going to Be Very Good to the Poor but Honest Working-Man Once More; They Are Going to Try and Obtain Pensions for Old Age for Him by Voluntary National Insurance, Which Means That the Very Poor Are to Be Robbed a Little More for the Benefit of Those in More Comfortable Circumstances, Derby Notes, I Have Now Returned from the Sailors and Firemen's Conference, but as Mr. Wilson Reserved His Statement and Presentation of the Report until Tuesday, I Must Crush It into Another Column, Newcastle Notes, He Is Truly One of Nature's Own Gentlemen, And Now I Am off to Hear J. H. Wilson's Speech at the Opening of the Sailors and Firemen's Conference in the Essex Hall, Strand, Menagerie Feeding Time, As a King Is Honoured in His Image, so God Is Loved and Hated in Man, I Am Asked to Mention That the Women's Branch of the National Labour Federation Have Removed from the Market Cafe, Dovecote-Street, to Mr. Smith's Restaurant, High-Street, North Stockton, The Workman's Times Can Be Had from the Following Places in Newcastle, I May Say the Branch Lodge of Enginemen and Cranemen Is Still Going Up, His Honour and Bijah Bijah Admonished, Brother Gardner's Limokiln Club The President's Philosophy, A New York Doctor, Aroused to Early by the Crowing of His Neighbour's Roosters, Went out, Captured Them, out Their Vocal Cords, Restored Them to Their Roosts, and Went Back to Bed Conscious That He Would Not Again Be Disturbed That or Any Other Morning, Plain Talk to the Caucus Mongers, The Workman's Times Can Be Obtained from E. Banks, What We Think, Wanted It Applied, Birmingham, Notes by Railway, The Situation Is Still Unchanged, The Commission Given to Mr. Tiplady to Form a Society of Upholsterers in Newcastle-On-Tyne Has Been Successfully Carried out, and the References Made to This Fact Came in for Their Due Mead of Praise, Oddments, No Time like the Present, Leicester and Leicestershire Notes, Notes by Hosiery Worker, What Makes the Capitalist Try to Cut down Wages so Often? Competition, I Hope This Federation Is Not Going to Be a Mere Nominal Federation, On the Platform Were Representatives of Most of Of the Principal Trades of the City, Manchester and Salford Notes, The First Quarrel, Abstemiousness, The Following Is the Resolution Adopted on the "One Man One Ticket" Question, Kidderminster, Mr. Haslam and Labour Representation Invitation to Contest a Seat, Copies of This Paper Can He Had at 101, Roscommon-Street, and at Mr. J. Clarke's, Great Crosshall-Street, Liverpool, And Now My Patient and Long Suffering Friends, Having Inflicted You with My "Notes" Long Enough I Make Way for Another and Better Man, Whom, No Doubt Mr. Editor Will Introduces to You Next Week, I Believe Representatives of the Workman's Times and Other Papers Were Present, The Purity of His Language Is Another Distinguishing Trait in His Writings, and We May Look in Vain for the Stilted Phraseology of the Modern Leader Writer, with Its Obscurity of Thought and Dull Mediocrity; He Is Satisfied to Use the Language of Our Fathers, the Pure Anglo-Saxon of Defoe and Dickens, Which Speaks Straight to the Heart of All Honest Men, Letterpress Printers, I Am Glad to See That Charley Rowse Is Still Pegging Away at the Fair Wages Clause in All Corporation Contracts, a Proposal Eminating from Him Which Was Afterwards Carried, Notices of Meetings, Demonstrations, &c., Which Arrive by Tuesday Night Will Be Inserted under the Head of "Coming Events", A Pilgrim of Labour in Cornwall, Corrugated Iron Roofers, Branches Are Notified That Friday, October 16th, Is the Latest Date for Sending Their Funds to the Central Office, The Ways of the Officials Who Manage Our Post Offices Are Curious, Sheffield Notes, The Strike and Lock-Out of London Carpenters and Joiners. Letter to the editor: The Fabian Society and School Board and Town Council Elections To the Editor of the Workman's Times, Book-Edge Gilder V. Bookbinders To the Editor of the Workman's Times, The Unemployed in Leicester To the Editor of the Workman's Times, Legal Eight Hours and International Labour League To the Editor of the Workman's Times, The Lathrenders and Foreign Competition To the Editor of the Workman's Times, Mr. Ben Tillett To the Editor of the Workman's Times, The First Discoverer or Bass To the Editor of the Workman's Times, Is It True? To the Editor of the Workman's Times, Labour Representation and Party Interests To the Editor of the Workman's Times, The Late "Leader" Staff To the Editor of the Workman's Times, Herr Ferdinand Gilles Dr. Aveling's Reply, "Thumb Leather's" Notes To the Editor of the Workman's Times, The Long Hours of Coal Porters To the Editor of the Workman's Times, The Ilkeston and District Hosiery Union To the Editor of the Workman's Times, Old Age Industrial Pensions To the Editor of the Workman's Times, The Printers' Labourers' and the Machine Managers To the Editor of the Workman's Times. Poem, verse: The Potteries To Potters, A Soliloquy, Poetry The Social Battle, The Toilers Happy England, The Armies of Labour Are Coming. Fiction, drama: A Clever Editor Says This Story Is Important, Trained for the Fire, The Story of the Boyal George, The Hidden Hand or Capitola the Mad-Cap Chapter LXI, Maud Morton Chapter XIII, Maud Morton Chapter XIV. Business: Birmingham Trades Council, Newcastle Trades and Labour Council Municipal Representation of Labour, The Electrical Trades Union Demonstration in Manchester, Three of a Trade, Workmen's Notes and Notions London, The Brewery Men Are Doing Good Business, Notice to Secretaries of Trades Unions, Notes by Rotary Hand, Nottingham and Notts Notes, Waiting for Advice, U. O. P. A. Notes. Accounts, donations, financials: Contributions Received at Eleusis Club, King's-Road, Chelsea, Balance Sheet of the Leicester Trade Unionists Unemployed, Week Ending September 26TH, 1891. Classified ads: Famous Watches Direct from the Factory.
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