Newspaper results for "anthracite strike"~5
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Evening Star — 1869-04-29, page 3
… placs tbi- week. A despatch from Scran ton. Pa, states that a .i*? miners m the anthracite coal region are ibvo: to strike" for increased wages. ARRIIO CO\IN-?TKBL On the 20th Instant, by . W. H. Hull,day …
Evening Star — 1871-03-20, page 1
… incorporation act ot the Pirtrict ot Colum bia. District of Columbia. ? ? -- The coal strike begius to tell seriously upon every branch of industry, aud ai a meeting ot mauutacturers …
… still, the rumor runs that tbe bituminous coal miners have joined with those of tbe anthracite region, aud a general strike and suspension is threatened. The consequences of such ill-advued action would …
Evening Star — 1871-08-23, page 3
EVENING STAR. The Anthracite Coal Tram.-While tlicre no Strike or ?uspension of Is .Kir In any o.~ the anthracite region*, in the Sc'n * 'kill re "on the lucn arc reported of unfavorably, ana a …
… the season. We incline to the former conclua.on. The mar ket a ill require less anthracite coal, by the de I re*s'.o.i of a'most all busim s. than was gener ally estimated …
Evening Star — 1875-04-17, page 1
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… recently some large contracts have been made for Cumberland coal To take the place OF anthracite, the long strike in the Pennsylvania region having necessitated the change. So the Indications go …
Evening Star — 1875-06-02, page 1
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… more or lees scratched and bruised, aud eight persons were seriously Injured. The strike in the Pennsylvania anthra cite coal regions seems to he almost at an end, according …
Evening Star — 1887-01-12, page 1
… s room, and almost Instantly expired. TO AW THE COAL HANDLERS. A Threatened Big Strike ot Anthracite Coal nine Employes. Philadelphia, Jan. 12.?A special from Hazle ton, Pa., says: …
… 1, of Dis trict Assembly No. 135, Knlirlits of Labor, which Includes the entire Anthracite coal fleids, held a session there yesterday and resolved to declare a general strike of all the employes engaged In the mining and preparation of coal tlial goes to …
… the places affected by the strike of the New Jersey coal handlers, providing the strikers approve of this as beinz …
Evening Star — 1887-05-10, page 5
… Tbrer Per Cent Arivnncc. AN OFT** TO TH* ANTHR ACIT* MINERS?POWDKRI T opposed to a strike. The Indications are that there will be no strike In the anthracite coal region*. A conference will be held between the miners and operators to-mor …
… wages. It Is stated In Philadelphia that Master Workman Powderly Is opposed to a strike in the anthracite regions at this time, as the large amount of coal above ground will preclude any …
… Association and the Knights of Labor. The meeting refused to gtve indorsement to the strike In the coal regions proposed by the Miners' and Laborers' Amalgamated Association …
Evening Star — 1894-04-21, page 1
… without unan imous consent" It was referred to the i committee on rules. A GREAT STRIKE ON Workers in Bituminous Mines Quit Work at Noon. WHAT THE LKADEBS LOOK FOB They …
… Wages. REPORTS FROM MANY STATES What Is predicted will be the greatest coal miners' strike the world ever saw be gan at noon today. President McBride of the United Mine Workers …
… 000 miners In southern Illinois, Mis souri and Kansas. Eventually, he says, the anthracite miners will join In the strike, numbering 125,000 men. Regarding the cause of the strike, he say8: "Since the beginning of the winter the scale adopted last spring has …
The Times — 1897-07-14, page 2
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… antitrust law under which proceedings had been begun against the presidents OF the anthracite coal railroads is unconstitutional, because it fails To provide immunity for witnesses …
… act \ contributory helpful influence was the indication that the soft coal miners strike Is benefiting the anthracite trade. The Changers We're affected by CON tinued favorable crop news, as well as …
… most limited scale. After the first morning rush of Sugar the market took UP the anthracite coal stocks with a good deal OF vigor. The courts have defeated the attempt 10 …
The Times — 1897-07-14, page 3
… trust law under which pro ceedings bad been begun again sttlis. presi dents of the anthracite coal railroads Is unconstitutional, because it fails to pro vide immunity for witnesses …
… A contributory helpful influence was the indication that the soft coal miners' strike is benefiting the anthracite trade. The Grangers were affected by con tinued favorable crop news, as well as …
… -it limited scale. After the first morning rush of Sugar the market took up the anthracite coal stocks with a good deal of vigor. The courts have defeated the attempt lo …
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