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week.ONE HUNDRED AT WORK.Striker* Mu*t Take Their Turn as Applh eauts at the IJroww Work*.CLEVELAND, July 29.—A thousand men packed the streets in the neighborhood of the Brown hoist works yesterday. There was a scramble to got places near the gate, and many of the men who hud been foremost in the recent trouble waited quietly at the gates from 5:30 a. m. until 7 o’clock. The nonunion men arrived under escort. The sullen looks of the men who stood and watched them was the only indication of the hatred with which they are regarded by the union men. Supcrin-i tendeut Hess arrived a short time after ? the nonunion men, and addressed the crowd outside. lie said he could not hire them all back, but would put them.f to work as fast as he could. He advised r them to leave their names and addressesa so that he could send for them wheu a wanted. There are 250 nonunion men at work and 53 more were hired Monday. These men will be retained. One hundred of the strikers went to work.SICKNESS AND DESOLATION.wreatedfuAccOinrthcemtowBMwolfeItweift:Follow Ju the Wake of the Uuaer Ohio
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Delphos Herald
Delphos, Ohio, US
Wed, Jul 29, 1896
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