DATE.

BLE.

NUMBER
OF EM-
PLOYEES
INVOLVED

KIND OF FACTORY OR WORK.

NATURE OF
TROUBLE.

CAUSE OF SAME.

1891.
Dec. 9

10
24

Shut down....
Lock-out.....
Shut down

for several
months

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Plush makers

31
1892.
an.

5
5

Reduction

Reduction from 15 to 60%.
Reduction.

20% reduction.
Suspended in-
definitely.

20% reduction.
Laid off. Reduction.
Strike.

Reduction 10c. per dozen.
Shut down.
Strike. Reduction of $3 per thousand.
Discharged.... Reduced wages.
Strike.

Reduction.
Shut down..
Strike.

Reduction of about $3 per week.

Reduction of 10%.
Strike. Reduction of about $2 per week.

Reduction 25%.

66

Bet. 200

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15
17
20
20

Silk workers
Electric lamp workers.
Miners.
Stocking knitters.
Miners and puddlers
Cigar makers.
Swiss Embroidery Union..
Iron workers
Iron moulders
Hosicry mills.
Iron and steel workers.
Rolling mill workers.
Hosiery mills
Iron and steel workers.
Carpet workers.
Puddlers
Cigar makers
Singer sewing machine workers.
Clothing cutters.
Coal miners,
Rolling mills..
Pudalers.
Iron furpaces workers.

600
030

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25 Thompsonville, Conn.
29 Pittsburgh, Pa.
2 New York City
3 Elizabeth, N. J.
4 | New York City
6 Des Moines, Iowa.
8 Lebanon, Pa.
9 Sparksburgh, Pa..
10 Birmingham, Ala

Strike.

66

Reduction 90c. to 80c.
194% reduction.
Reduced from $5.50 to $5 per ton.
10% reduction