Correspondence (1900s), 1900s

Correspondence (1900s) to and from local No.1 Union of Charleston, SC and Members (subjects including paying membership fees, receiving travelling cards, levying charges against other union members; information on jobs); executive board of the international union including a few to the judiciary board re: charges against Local No. 2 of SC; other subordinate unions including one from local No. 2 of Georgia and one (1903) from No. 2 of Illinois requesting financial aid due to a "lockout".; other local unions including the Journeymen Bakers' and Confectioners' International Union of America Local No. 102, and the Cross Ties Union; an invitation (1902) to attend the National Convention of the Union of Employee and Employer; a letter from the editor of the Industrial Journal re: starting a labor newspaper in Charleston.