66 Closed Shop" as Considered from the Union Standpoint - Unskilled Operatives Immigration into Boston in 1903 and 1904-Industrial and Relief Departments, Salvation Army, Boston - Textile Labor in Philadelphia - Railway Accidents in the United States, 1903-Destination of Immigrants, United States, 1903-Immigrants arriving in the United States in 1904 and 1903-Division of Labor in Different Countries- Births and Deaths in the United States and Foreign Countries-Population of the Argentine Republic - Co-operative Societies in Belgium-Employment of Women and Children and Hours of Labor. in France-Trade Unionists in Great Britain-Labor Organizations in Germany and Austria in 1903-Imports and Exports of Japan-Statistics of the Netherlands-Population of South Africa-Strikes and Lockouts in the United Kingdom in 1903. INDEX TO LABOR BULLETINS OF THE YEAR 1904, Nos. 29 To 34 INCLUSIVE, 368 368, 369 369, 370 370 370, 371 371 371, 372 372 372, 373 373 373 373, 374 374-379 379-384 APPROVED BY THE STATE BOARD OF PUBLICATION. PUBLICATIONS OF THE BUREAU OF STATISTICS OF LABOR. Labor Bulletins. These Bulletins were first issued quar. terly but are now published six times a year. They contain a large variety of interesting and pertinent matter on the Social and Industrial Condition of the Workingman, together with leading articles on the Condition of Employment, Earnings, etc. The following numbers are the only ones now remain. ing in print and will be forwarded upon receipt of five cents each to cover the cost of postage. No. 10, April, 1899. Labor Legislation of 1898-Trade Unionism in Massachusetts prior to 1880-Contracts with Workingmen upon Public Work- Foreign Labor Disturbances in 1897-Quarterly Review of Employment and Earnings: Ending April, 1899-Editorial. No. 11, July, 1899. Certain Tenement Conditions in Boston-Quarterly Review of Employment and Earnings: Ending July, 1899. No. 14, May, 1900. Free Public Employment Offices-Employment and Unemployment in the Boot and Shoe and Paper Industries- Legislation affecting Hours of Labor-Quarterly Review of Employment and Earnings: Ending April 30, 1900 - Statistical Abstracts. No. 15, August, 1900. Household Expenses-Comparative Occupation Statistics for the Cities of Fall River, New Bedford, and Taunton-List of Subjects pertaining to Labor considered in the Latest Reports of American Statistical BureausMassachusetts Labor Legislation in 1900Quarterly Review of Employment and Earnings: Ending July 30, 1900. No. 24, November, 1902. Review of Employment and Earnings for six months ending October 31, 1902-Quarterly Record of Strikes-Classes Occupied in Massachusetts Manufactures-Labor Organizations in Massachusetts. No. 29, January, 1904. Eight-hour Day-Licensing of Barbers-Early Clos ing and Half-holiday Laws of Australasia -Industrial Studies, Proprietors-Palaces for the People-Quarterly Record of Strikes. No. 30, March, 1904. National Trades Association-Massachusetts-born Living in Other States-Industrial Betterments-A Partial Religious Canvass of Boston-Cur. rent Comment on Labor Questions: Child Labor-Bi-monthly Record of Strikes and Lockouts-Prices of Certain Articles of Food in Toronto, Canada, and Massachusetts Industrial Agreements - Labor Legisla tion in Other States and Foreign Countries - Recent Legal Labor Decisions - Statistical Abstracts. No. 31, May, 1904. City Labor in Massachusetts Review of Employment and Earnings for Six Months ending April 30, 1904-Average Retail Prices in 17 Cities -Bi-monthly Record of Strikes and Lockouts-Editorial, Rev. Jesse H. Jones-Industrial Agreements-Current Comment on Labor Questions: Open and Closed ShopLabor Legislation in Other States and Foreign Countries- Recent Legal Labor Decisions-Excerpts Relating to Labor, Industrial, Sociological, and General Matters of Public Interest-Statistical Abstracts. No. 32, July, 1904. Child Labor in the United States and Massachusetts - Net Profits of Labor and Capital-The Inheritance Tax-Absence after Pay Day - Pay of Navy Yard Workmen - Labor Legislation in Massachusetts for 1904- Industrial Agreements-Current Comment on Labor Questions: Eight-hour Workday - Recent Legal Labor Decisions-Excerpts Relating to Labor, Industrial, Sociological, and General Matters of Public Interest-Statistical Abstracts. No. 33, September, 1904. Labor and Education, by William J. Tucker, D.D., LL.D., President of Dartmouth CollegeNight Work by Women and Minors in Textile Mills-Excerpts Relating to Labor, Industrial, Sociological, and General Matters of Public Interest-Industrial Agreements -Current Comment on Labor Questions: Immigration-Recent Legal Labor Decisions-Trade Union Directory for 1904Statistical Abstracts. No. 34, December, 1904. Increases in the Cost of Production- Review of Em. ployment and Earnings for Six Months ending October 31, 1904- Semi-annual Record of Strikes and Lockouts: Ending October 31, 1904-Strike of Cotton Operatives in Fall River-Average Retail Prices, April and October, 1904-Absence after Pay Day, No. 2-Current Comment on Labor Questions: Co-operation-Recent Legal Labor Decisions-Industrial Agreements - Excerpts Relating to Labor, Industrial, Sociological, and General Matters of Public InterestStatistical Abstracts-Index to Labor Bulletins of the year 1904, Nos. 29 to 34, inclusive. |