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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1900
Page
1
The article notes growing belief that operators will be forced to settle and a strike end is near. Strikers continue to gain daily momentum throughout the district as galleries shut down yesterday.
Hazleton Pa Sept 27 The Associated Press reports President Mitchell believes mine operators will offer striking workers a ten percent wage increase. He declined to discuss details and had been reticent about the subject all day.
New York reports indicate mine owners, after 24 hours of talks, plan a ten percent wage increase for striking miners. Despite settlement talks advancing, operators may not recognize the United Mine Workers. Mitchell signals willingness to bargain in separate employer and employee committees, with same-day, same-city meetings as a condition.
A melee over vote counting erupts as clubs are involved amid accusations of errors in tallying ballots. Police report gathering evidence while officials promise a review to restore accuracy and trust in the process.
In East Boston Conry wins and Corbett takes Charlestown with Fitzgerald securing Ward 6 Kelcher winning Wards 7 and 9 Gallivan unopposed in Ward 13 Ward 8 unpledged. In the Tenth District Naphen has every delegate Baldwin loses his own ward. McNamara moves to the Governor's Council. Sensational contests across Charlestown and multiple wards end in apparent deadlocks or decisive wins.
Anticipation ran high at Readville yesterday with estimates over 16 000 spectators by 1 30 as the last race concluded and the crowd celebrated the victory of the favored stallion owner.
The store announces a final week clearance before demolition on Monday October 1st with deep discounts on winter apparel including heavy suits coats undergarments and boots. Crowds at the track show enthusiastic ladies and spectators, patience amid delays, and strong public interest in racing events.
Before the first heat of the stallion race, authorities estimated nearly twenty thousand spectators packed the venue. The crowd buzzed with anticipation and opinion centered on Crescens as the likely winner, though some discussed long odds amid ongoing coverage.
Sept 27 in Shenandoah Penn a strike surge produced large closures. Two Ashland district collieries with about 3000 men shut down, Shamokin to McAdoo area has only one colliery at work and short handed. All Mahanoy district mines remain closed with no tonnage mined today.
The Locust Spring colliery near St Carmel in Pennsylvanias Shamokin district began a strike this morning as President Mitchell ordered a general stoppage. About 1200 workers were employed before the action and only Ashland and Lavelle men remained at work later. The Reading Company mines face further closures with North Franklin expected to shut by tomorrow night.
About 1 15 this morning ward 2 caucus officers counted votes when Douglass objected to wet fingers on ballots and two men handling ballots. A clash with police followed as 200 people crowded the hall. clubs were drawn and heads smashed. Douglass expelled. 220 votes cast, 30 counted before trouble. Boston Democrats held large, contested caucuses with police protection.
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