Mine Owners Split Over 10 Percent Wage Increase
In Scranton Pa on Oct 15 a survey shows coal operators oppose tying concessions to a contract while many expect the strike to end soon. The Reading line and Shamokin Mohnton groups resist abolition of the sliding scale and an April 1901 10 percent rise. Temple Iron's T H Watkins cites dispersed control among many firms and warns the United Mine Workers risk public backlash. The preamble favors a 10 percent raise until April 1 1901 and abolition of the sliding scale in Lehigh and Schuylkill regions with further talks to follow.
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Convention Proposes Arbitration Board For Settlement
The convention recommends submitting all issues to a fair impartial arbitration board. It also urges that no coal mine work resume until operators accept the proposal and officials declare the strike ended with all workers returning on a single day.
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Waldersee Heads to Pekin With Small Escort
Field Marshal Count von Waldersee and his staff left Tien Tsin on Sunday bound for Pekin. He carried only a small escort as he departed with the advance toward the capital.
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