Coal strike: Relative rate

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13510 matching newspaper pages in total. Washington, DC has the most hits (704 pages). Showing up to 10 earliest results from this city.

1. The Washington Times — 1902-01-01, page 3

   The Library of Congress text does not contain the match. It was found in American Stories (Dell et al. 2023), a second machine reading of the scans. OCR credits.

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   … Cambria Steel Company. q. The Seventh National Bank of New York suspends. %. A strike ordered of all union sheet steel workers.-The City National Bank of Buffalo fails …

   … to build a $4,000 900 stee. plant at Conneaut. Ohio.-Reading traction employees strike. u. The first great Guffey oil gusher in Texas brought In. 30. The Southern Railroad …

   … Transportation Company of England. 13. Amalgamatei Association President ShafTer orders a strike against three constituent companies of the United States Steel Corporation. 10. …

2. The Evening Times — 1902-01-09, page 3

   … Coal. MINERALS EXCEED $1.600,0030.,000. Report of the Geolonic Survey Shows That Strike in the Anthra cite Region Cosi Miners Over 2i0. 000.000 in Wages—COyer 27.000, …

   … 000 tens in amount and more than $30,000,000 in value. What the Strikes Cost. The strike in the anthracite region cut short its output by probabtVy 5.000 600 long tons and cos! the miners …

   … case but their labors have had ne result. ABANDONED HALF SHAVED. Barber Students Strike, Leaving Twenty Men in Distress. OMAHA, Neb., Jan 8.—Twenty half shaved men were …

3. Evening Star — 1902-01-10, page 11

   … more than 16,000,000 C tons in -amount and more than $50,000,000 4 in value. The strike in the anthracite region cut C short its output by probably 5,000,000 long a tons and cost the miners …

   … something over $10,000,000 in wages, and the strike in the e Cumberland region decreased Maryland's , production about 700.000 long …

4. Evening Star — 1902-03-08, page 10

   … Company's plant at Derby, Conn has been closed by the sheriff. Danger of Another Coal Strike. A dispatch from Scranton, Pa., says: The danger of a strike among the anthracite miners of Pennsylvania has been greatly aggravated within the past few days, since …

5. Evening Star — 1902-03-18, page 1

   … than Any Other Taper in Washington. MEETING OE MINERS Convention at Shainokin cf Anthracite Workers. MAY ORDER A STRIKE DELEGATES RETICENT AS TO THEIR GRIEVANCES. Deliberations Will Be Behind Closed …

   … Important Matters to Come Up. SHAMOKIN, Pa.. March 1K.-A special (rain from the upper anthracite coal re gion today brought here a majority of the delegates to the convention of …

   … con trols the situation, and should the dele gates from that region declare for a strike the remaining districts would be compelled to accept the inevitable. According …

6. The Evening Times — 1902-03-19, page 6

   … Night. MARKET OPENED IRREGULAR Coal Stocks Firm on Belief That There Will Be No Anthracite Strike—Spec tacular Movements of Specialties Seem to Check Activity Elsewhere. NEW YORK …

   … sympathetically strong. The coal stocks were firm on the be lief that there will be no anthracite coal strike. The grangers were also firm on weather advices that were not unfavorable. ae North …

7. The Washington Times — 1902-03-19, page 7

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   … Secretary. moi-Imo Demand for Anthracites. During the early afternoon reassuring anthracite coal advices from Pennsylvania were accompanied by rather spirited demand for Delaware …

   … was regarded as improbable that gold exports would be made. The belief that an anthracite coal strike would be averted found reflection in q substantial coal group. AT Shamokin the …

8. The Washington Times — 1902-03-19, page 8

   … it was regarded as improbable that gold exports would be made The belief that an anthracite coal strike would be averted found reflection in a substantial infprovement in the stocks comprising …

   … called specialties Demand for Anthracites During the early afternoon reassuring anthracite coal advices from Pcnnsjlvania were accompanied by a rather spirited demand for …

9. The Washington Times — 1902-03-22, page 7

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   … continuously for eight days, holders of securities had nothing to complain of. Anthracite Outlook The news OF the day did not furnish very much inspiration TO spectators …

   … from the attitude OF the leaders guiding the workingmen, that there will be no strike. The supplies of anthracite coal held by retailers and consumers are extremely light and should contest be …

10. The Washington Times — 1902-03-22, page 8

    … adanced continuously for eight days holders of Eccurities had nothing to complain of Anthracite Outlook The news of the day did not furnish much inspiration to speculators lie …

    … Judging from the attitude of the leaders guiding the vorkingmen that there will be no strike The supplies of anthracite coal held by retailers and consumers are extremely o iindiiimili a xonlest ba nrsrlpltated …

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