The strike amongst the members of the Ironworkers' As[?]stants Union at Mort'[?] Dock and in respect of othar places in the city and saburbs was continued yesterday, the principal place of meeting of ...
Article : 394 wordsIt was his last struggle; he had no doubt that he could win, but the fight was very fierce. Impatient of his quiet rooms, he went out into the crowded streets. At first he found himself ...
Article : 1,518 wordsSince the commencement of the strike the commit[?]ee has received a number of expressions of sympathy from other unions, including [?]he United Labourers' Protective Society, the Ironmo[?]lders' Union, ...
Article : 287 wordsA deal of discussion took place amongst the men yesterday morning regarding the minimum wage question in relation to Government contracts under the Public Works Department. Some of the ...
Article : 262 wordsAfter the performance of " Tannhauser " there was a great Rathering upon the stage of the Theatre Royal to [?]d farewell to Mr. George Musgrove, who leaves for Melbourne this evening on re[?]te to Lo[?]don by the ...
Article : 301 wordsSincs the strike was entered upon much activity on the part of the members in connection with organisation work has resulted in a large addition to the membership of the union. The society has been ...
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Advertising : 5,612 wordsComplaints have been made to the effect that some of the men who remained at work at Mort's Dock had been subject to intimidation by the strikers. The officials of the strike committee and men positively ...
Article : 203 wordsThe boilermakers at Mort's Dock recognise that their position in connection with the strike is a rather peculiar one. Until yesterday about dinner time several men were still engaged in caulking, &c., on ...
Article : 147 wordsMr. Fred. Webster, the manager of the Young People's Industri[?]l Exhibition, has arranged for Lieu[?]euant Colonel Paul to supervise all displays and [?]alisth[?]ni[?] compe[?]itors in connection with the ...
Article : 743 wordsOnly one meeting of the strikers was held yesterday at the hall at Thomas' Royal Oak Hotel. There were between 300 and 400 present. Mr. Samuel [?]oyd, chairman of the strike committee. presided. ...
Article : 701 wordsThere was nothing very remarkable about Colonel Wil[?]t Edge. He was a slightly built, trim [?]n but his trimness was not distinctively military. He might have been anything, save ...
Article : 996 wordsY[?]terday afternoon a [?]nference between employers and representatives of the men was held at 118 Pitt-street. Representatives of the press were [?] admitted. As the outcome of the conference the ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Thu 23 May 1901, Page 11
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