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.
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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
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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.
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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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Mahanoy
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Mill Creek Coal Company
Mill Creek
Lentz, Lilly & Co
Park Place
Coxe Bros & Co
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Markle & Co
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Colerain
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Idle
Springbrook
Spring Mountain
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Philadelphia and
Reading
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Prussia
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Shan Hai Kwan
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Hill
Savannah
Winoha
Minn
Thomas P. Ochiltree
London
Sacramento
Cal
Pueblo
Cuba
Gen. Wood
Cyrus Field Adams
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Metz
George F. Smith
Pittsburg
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Augusta
Supreme Council
Boston
Henry L. Palmer
Census Bureau
Butte
Mont
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Tin Tsin
Germany
Cologne
Grenola
Kas
Elmer Hicks
Barker
Georgia
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Minnesota
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South Dakota
James J. Corbett
London Echo
National Sporting Club
James Brown
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
Birmingham
Ala
Europe
Mr. Brown
American Car and Foundry Co
Bloomburg
Coats
Clarke Company
Brooks Company
North Texas
Texarkana
Elijah Smith
Third District
Mineola
DeGraffenreid
H. G. Clifford
Dragoon Mining Company
Grant County
New Mexico
el Paso
Gov
Sayers
Brookshire
Waller County
Brook- Shire
Citizns
Patterson
Sam Beckham
Katy Depot
Greenville
Monett, Mo
Edna J. A. Bolling
Bolling
Mississippi
Jefferson Davis
Confederacy
Jackson County
Mayfield
Whitesboro
Department
Bonham
A. C. Melugin
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Company
Agnes It’. Junkin
Richmond
Masonic Home
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