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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1900

Page

3

Coal Miners Strike Expands Across Pennsylvania Regions

The anthracite strike begins in major PA districts with 112,000 miners potential, while operators claim fewer out and warn shortfalls. Prices rise as St Louis and New York markets push coal to higher levels. violence scarce aside from a minor incident in Lehigh. Districts include Lackawanna, Wyoming, Lehigh, Schuylkill. Mitchell claims mass withdrawals, unions balk at full turnout.

Pennsylvania John Mitchell United Mine Workers’ Union Lackawanna Wyoming Lehigh Schuylkill Lehigh Coal Company United Mine Workers Shamokin Mineral Railroad and Mining Company Cameron Luke Fidler Union Coal Company Hickory Swamp Hickory Ridge Richards White & White Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company Reliance Alaska Locust Gap Treveston Henry Clay Midvalley Lykens Valley Summit Branch Coal Company Williamstown Lykens Valley Coal Company Short Mountain Lyttle Coal Company Lyttle Susquehanna Coal Company Willam Penn C. M. Dodson & Co Beaver Brook Silverbrook Coal Company Pennsylvania Coal Company West End Coal Company Macanaqua Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company Hollenback South Wilkesbarre Stanton Sugar Notch Lance Nottingham Wanamie Reynolds No New York

Global Briefs From Across The World In One Year

News briefs report outbreaks in Glasgow and Prussia mining expansion, political campaigns in New York and London, census gains in Sacramento Pueblo Augusta and Butte, and naval and rail advances. Ex soldiers, Masons, and business leaders feature in diplomacy and industry notes with mixed economic signals.

Dallas to have a medical college in Texas

Texas newspaper items report Dallas will host a new medical college, the state university medical branch at Galveston to reopen November 15, and various local incidents. Also noted are oil finds near Arlington, a street bonds plan in Bryan, and a fatal freight collision near Richardson.

Order of the Alamo of Palestine Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Company Galveston University Regents The State University Richardson Dallas James Bervins Arlington Tarrant County Houston Powell Navarro County Ladonia Bryan Thorne Aubrey Dramatic Company Fort Worth Percy Tanner J. W. Blake Sherman Grimes County St. Louis

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