News from 18/09/1891
1891; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
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W. A. Carlile, Robert Blatchford, George Jaques, Francis Beckwith, F. Beckwith, J. Greenhalgh, Rev. Louis A. Banks, Mrs. E. D. E. N. Southworth, Major Alfred R Calhoun, Shave Hook, Fidus Achates, Anthony Snodgrass, Proud Preston, Rotary Hand, W. T. Lewis, James Chadwick, Mr. Andrew Hall, J. Edmonds, G. H. Pierson, Lazarus Goldstein, S. Abrahamson, J. Bleakley,
ResumoFrontmatter: The Workman's Times, How to Obtain the "Workman's Times". Editorial: The Hartlepools Notes, Release of Peter Mayes, What We Think, Croydon Notes by De Facto, On Tuesday Week Our Representative, Mr. Herbert Tiplady, Called Together a Meeting of the Upholsterers of Newcastle-On-Tyne, with the Object of Forming a Trade Society, It Is Scarcely Conceivable That We Have Grown Men in This Country Still Working at the Rate of a Penny Per Hour, We Have Frequently Commented on the Significance of Recent Pronouncements from Rome on the Labour Question, Answers to Correspondents, Birmingham Notes, Mr. Robert Blatchford ("Nunquam") and His Critics, What Are We to Do with Our Boys Is Becoming a Very Serious Question with Parents, I Am Pleased to Say That We Are Going to Open a New Branch of Our Society at Mexbro' To-Night (Monday), Where, Being in the Heart of the Colliery District, We Trust They Will Be Successful in Obtaining All the Eligible Men in Their Locality Who Are Not Already Members of Some Other Organisation. News: Notes by Pant Hand, Workmen's Notes and Notions London, I Hear That Several Town Councillors Are Anxious to Know Why the Trade and Labour Council Intend to Oppose Them, "The Good Old Days", There Is Nothing More Significant in the Press … on the Trades Congress than the Patronising Man… in Which the Capitalistic Organs, from the … Downwards, Have Taken the "Old" Unions under Their Wing, The "Workman's Times" in Manchester, The Hull Lightermen, through the Dockers' Union, Have Just Received an Increase of 1s. Per Week, with a Slight Increase Also for All Overtime Worked, The Fear of Foreign Competition Is Always before the Eyes, and Justly so of Such Trades as the Cotton Trade, Which Has to Live upon a Large Foreign Demand, Release of Alfred Anslow, It Is a Pleasing Picture Which the Shields Daily Gazette Draws of the Condition of Working Men in the North of England, Demonstration of Coal Porters, Amalgamated Society of General Toolmakers and Machinists Half-Yearly Report, War and Railroads, The Proceedings of the Congress Will Have Been Watched by Eager Eyes in All Parts of the Country, Nay, We Might Say the Civilised World, and the Results Have Been Received Long Ere This, and to Recapitulate All the Details of the Business Done Would Be Profitless, but a Slight Resume May Not Be out of Place, United Builders' Labourers' Union, Liverpool, Bootle, & Birkenhead Notes, Mr. Whitehouse Praises the Staunchness of the Members, and Speaks with Satisfaction of the Great Advance They Have Made in the Estimation of the Employers of Birmingham since They Formed a Society, To Soothe the Ruffled Tempers and Smooth over the Lines of Care upon the Brows of the Delegates after Their Hard Day's Work in the Town Hall Many Devices Have Been Resorted To, In View of the Uncertainty of the Date of the General Election, It Is Essential That, Where There Are No Labour Candidates Standing for Constituencies, the Opinions of the Conservative and Liberal Candidates Should Be Ascertained on All the Most Pressing Labour and Social Questions, and, as the Labour Electoral Bodies Are Not yet Formed in All the Parliamentary Divisions, This Work Must Fall upon the Shoulders of the Most Earnest and Active Supporters of the Cause of Labour in the Various Districts, The Bullionist—Wonderful Title—Thinks That the Net Result of the Trades Congress Is Not One to Cause Any Serious Alarm to Capitalists, Any Stick Is Good Enough to Beat a Dog with, and Even the Scotsman Has a Good Word to Say for Labour Representation When by Means Thereof There Is Some Probability of Support to the Scotsman's Policy, Wages in the Various Establishments round Here Vary Considerably, Transmitter the Second Stockton, Frodingham and Sounthorpe, The Man Who Lived On, Isle of Dog Notes, The Weekly Dispatch Wants to Know How It Is That No One Suggested at the Congress That Textile Trades Should Be Worked on Double Shifts of Forty-Eight Hours Each, Instead of One Shift of Fifty-Six and a Half? by This Means It Says the Hours of Labour Might Be Safely Reduced in That Industry, Household Hints, The Dignity of Labour, Miss Dalwell's Ghost, Labour Politics at Peckham Mr. Ben Ellis Will Fight the Division, Chinese Medicine Men, South Wales Phases of Controversy.—I, Boot and Shoe Notes, Items of Interest, and Invitations for Me to Attend Meetings, May Be Left at the Barber's, 117, Tatton-Street, Drillars' Union, Dewsbury Notes, Mr. L. Hall, of Eccles, Was Then Called upon, and Said That It Gave Him (the Speaker) Great Pleasure to Speak to a Preston Audience Once Again, Particularly as He Had Only Just Come Away from Marsden, near Huddersfield, Where He Had Had the Honour of Arranging the Terms Whereby the Strike of Corporation Men Could Cease, and He Had Great Pleasure in Saying That It Had Been a Complete Victory for the Cause of the Toilers, Nottingham and Notts Notes, Notes by Anthony Snodgrass, Mr. J. W. Bulter, of the Fabian Society, Went into Figures to Prove the Injustice of the Present Distribution of Wealth, Which Injustice He Thought Unionism Would Help to Lessen, Follies of Men Which Amazed Her, Some Capital Speeches Were Made—All Short and to the Point, Labour Movements Abroad, I Am on the Point of Being Convinced That Other Large Organisations Could with Advantage Consider the Advisability of Forming a Soheme on Similar Grounds to the One Alluded to, with a View to Working Their Respective Trades, The Baby's Hand, Whistling of …, Brother Gardner's Limekiln Club Only Sons and Only Daughters, The Workman's Times Can Be Had from the Following Places in Croydon, Multiple News Items, Labour Representation Manchester Corporation Workmen, Hull Notes, His Honour and Bijah, Sparks from the Anvil, The Men Employed by the City Commissioners of Sewers Have Held a Meeting to Ventilate Their Grievances, The Colonel and the Old Maid, In the Record of Marriages in Christ Church Philadelphia, under Date of March 5,1746, Will Be Found That of John Codd and Mary Fish, the Ceremony Being Performed by the Rev. William Sturgeon, Grimsby Notes, Enderby and District Notes, Wolverhampton Notes, Fabian Notes, One of the Most Encouraging Signs of the Ultimate Success of the Fund Is That the Nottingham Delegates at the Trades Congress Succeeded in Collecting about Five Pounds from Members of the Congress, Mr. Robinson Having Been a Delegate from His Own Society Many Years, This World Is Pretty Even—The Piano Has Spoiled Many a Good Dish Washer, and Many a Good Dish Washer Has Spoiled a Piano, On Sunday Next, at 11 a. M., a Meeting Will Be Held at Lett-Road, Stratford, under the Auspices of the Hammermen and Labourers' Union, Votes of Thanks and Songs Closed a Most Successful Meeting, Marked throughout by Genuine Life and Enthusiasm, Newcastle-On-Tyne Notes, The Reception Accorded to the Delegates by the Mayor and Corporation and the People of the "Canny Toon" at Large Must Have Been Grateful to Them, Both for Their Own Sakes and the Sake of the Cause They Have at Heart, At Length the Busy Week Came to an End, Notes by Ferret, For Information to These Whom It May Interest, There Will Be the First of a Course of Lectures on Socialism, by Members of the Fabian Society and Others, Given in the Co-Operative Lecture Hall, Princess-Street, on Monday Next, by Mr. W. S. De Mattos, of the Fabian Society, Notes by Rotary Hand, Nottingham Circular Hosiery Society, Now, as All the Men in Those Two Tool Works Are Unionists, I Would like to Impress upon Non-Unionists Who May Read This That If a Majority of Those Men Had Been Non-Society They Would Not Have Found the Settlement of Those Two Little Affairs so Easy, Congress Demonstration Meetings on the Town Moor, Newcastle, Notes by Shave Hook, Demonstration on Hampstead …, Preston Notes by Proud Preston, London Is Not without a Board of … and Conciliation, but It Might as Well Be, For… Have Been Held for Five Weeks, And… Is Known of When It Shall Hold Its Next Meeting, And Now, Mr. Editor, before This Appears in Print I Shall Be out on the Broad, Expansive Bosom of the Atlantic, as I Am Going to Brazil in the S. S. Sirius, Derby Notes, Rotherham Notes, I Find It Is Very Hard to Get at Men in These Distriots Unless You Are Working There, or Know Someone Who Will Be Willing to Take an Interest in Organising, "There Is a Use for Everything" Said the Surgeon as He Slyly Dropped Orange Skins on the Pavement at Midnight, There Is Some Prospect That a Soheme for Co-Operative Bakeries Will Shortly Be Floated in London, On Tuesday, after the Reception of Monday and the Drawing up of the Plan of Campaign, the Business of the Congress Started in Earnest, Ben's First Efforts at Organisation Amongst the Dockers Was in 1887, When the Tea Operatives Had Been Reduced to 4d. Per Hour, Our £100 Prize Offer, The Traffic Men on the G. E. R., to the Number of Nearly 2,000, Have Forwarded a Petition to Headquarters Asking for Pay for Sunday Duty, Workmen's Notes and Notions Ilkeston and District, Kind Regards to "Magneto" and "Insulator," and Let "Present Times" Flash through the "Transmitter" to Do Good to the E. T. U, The Jewish Labour Movement Cahan in the East End, He Went to Sea When He Was 14, and It Was Whilst on Board a Training Ship He Picked up His First Rudiments of Learning, and in This He Soon Gave Evidence of the Qualities Which Have since Made Him so Famous, The Workman's Times Can Be Had from the Following Places in Newcastle, Mr. Spoopendyke Afloat, "Remarkable Cheap", Sunday's Demonstrations The … Green Meeting, The Workman's Times Will Be Left at Any Address on Application to F. Taylor, 62, Glengall-Road, H. Brown, Plevna, &c., There Was Another Meeting of the Railway Workers in the Evening in the Drmds' Hall, When the Same Speakers Again Took Part, Councillor J. Wilson in the Chair, Ethel (Aged 7):"Mamma, What Is a Proboscis?, I Should Be Glad to See the Day When Every Labourer, Skilled or Unskilled, Was in One Union, and Then I Think We Might Command a Good Wage All round, Such as Would Enable Men to Live in Comfort, Shall Be Pleased to Hear What Progress Your Stratford Delegate Is Making, and Hope the Recuits He Gets Will Be of the Right Sort, Notices of Meetings and Communications of Any Kind, Which Do Not Arrive by Tuesday Night, Are Too Late for the Current Week's Issue, Manchester and Salford Notes, On Wednesday the Eight Hours Question Was Raised inside the Congress, and the New Unionists Were Victorious, Please Note That the Meeting of Wolverhampton Workmen to Consider the Desirability of Labour Representation on the School Board Takes Place on Wednesday, the 23rd Instant, in the Free Library Lecture Hall, at 8 P. M., The Morning Post Is Very Solicitous about the Welfare of the "Skilled Workmen," Who, It Says, Have Been out of Place at Newcastle, Notes by Stoker, National Labour Federation Female Organisation in Barnsley and District, Mr. H. H. Champion, of Australian Strike Notoriety, Is Credited with Having Designs on the Representation of Aberdeen, The Executive of the Ilkeston and District Hosiery… Mean to Win This Strike, and to Further Their … to This End Have Ordered a Five Per Cent Levy Type Made on the Earnings of All Their Members, Notes by Karma, Notes by Magneto, Notes by Plastic, The Strike and Lock-Out of London Carpenters and Joiners. Business: Notes by Upholsterer, I May Just Remind Your Readers That Our Trades Congress Delegate Voved against Systematic Overtime, for the Legal Eight Hours Question, in Favour of a Labour Party, and, in Fact, Voted Solid with the New Unionists, The National Federation of Trades and Labour Unions To the Editor of the Workman's Times, The Trades Union Congress Notes, The Eight Hours Question and the Trades Union Congress To the Editor of the Workman's Times, Labour Demonstration in Leeds, Notes by Railway, I See That the Rotherham Trades Council Is Now Assuming Definite Shape, Notice to Secretaries of Trades Unions, I Was Glad to See Such a Good Number of Trades Unionist Turn up on Saturday to Take Part in the Labour Demonstration at Leeds, The Trades Congress Has Made a Distinct Advance in Declaring for the Payment of Members of Parliament, I Am Glad to See That the Trades and Labour Council Are Putting on Their Municipal Armour, The Delegates on the Trades Council Reported on Labour Representation, Notes by Armageddon, Socialism and Trade Unionism Fifth Article, The Voting at the Trades Congress This Year Plainly Shows the Eight Hours Question Is Making Headway. Letter to the editor: Thumb Leather's Notes To the Editor of the Workman's Times, Mr. Lewis Lyons To the Editor of the Workman's Times, Labour Matters at Great Grimsby To the Editor of the Workman's Times, To the Editor of the Workman's Times, Amalgamated Society of Enginemen, Cranemen, Boilermen, and Firemen To the Editor of the Workman's Times, The East End Boot and Shoe Makers and the Police To the Editor of the Workman's Times, Coal Porters and Their Long Hours To the Editor of the Workman's Times, The Eight Hours Movement To the Editor of the Workman's Times, The Labour Party in Nottingham To the Editor of the Workman's Times, Cheating the Poor To the Editor of the Workman's Times. Poem, verse: Is Life Worth Living?, Poetry The Working Man's Day, Which Will Win, He Could Please Himself. Fiction, drama: Maud Morton Chapter VII, The Hidden Hand or Capitola the Mad-Cap Chapter LVI, Amalgamation V. Federation Concluding Part, Chapter VIII Maud's Many Lovers, Chapter LVII The Maniac's Story. Arts and entertainment: He Was up in London for the Naval Exhibition, and Had Found His Way into a Well-Known Restaurant, Where He Saw Many of the People Eating Some Pink Substance from Glasses. Shipping news: Most of the Factories and Ship Yards Were Closed in the Morning by Request of the Men to Allow Preparations Being Made. Weather report: The Weather Was Unique for the Season of the Year.
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