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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1900

Page

4

Miners Ordered to Return to Work in Anthracite District

President Mitchell and the United Mine Workers urged miners to resume at once as 10 percent raises are granted across Wyom­ing Valley collieries. Audenreich Honey Brook Green Mountain and others delay until Nov 1. Milnesville and Lattimer mines face different terms. Firemen brakemen seek wage and schedule increases. Kingston crowd greeted leaders with enthusiasm.

Hazleton Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company Audenreich Honey Brook Green Mountain Wyoming Valley Kinston Coal Company Susquehanna Company Milnesville A. S. van Wyckle Estate Pennsylvania Railroad van Wyckle Company Coleraine Beaver Meadow Calvin Pardee Lattimer Delaware, Susquehanna and Schuylkill Railroad Coxe Bros. & Co Lehigh Valley Railway Mitchell United Mine Workers Kingston

Miners at Work in Hazleton District Amid Strikes

Hazleton district mines resumed operations as most firms ended disputes over pay. Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company mines at Audenreidh Honey Brook and Green Mountain idle over unresolved demands for a written 10 percent increase until April 1. Coxe Bros. & Co Oneida and Derringer collieries idle due to notices dispute. Millsville mine threatened abandonment. About 100 strikers at Lattimer colliery displaced. 25 settled and left, 80 replaced. Others idle pending final resolution.

Hazleton Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company Audenreidh Honey Brook Green Mountain Oneida Derringer Coxe Bros. & Co Millsville Lattimer Pardee & Co

Bryan warmly greeted by crowds in New York and Ohio

Still ovating Bryan drew crowded scenes from Madison Avenue church to Hoffman House as 2000 people cheered and police cleared the way. In Bainbridge he kicked off a day of 30 speeches with Mrs Bryan beside him, praising a growing Democratic club in Canton and addressing farmers at Belin Bridge.

New York Bryan Madison Avenue Presbyterian Sophot Yale Harve Parkhurst Mr. Bryan Hoffman House Mrs. Bryan Albany Madison Square Garden Bainbridge N. Y W. J. Bryan Rambler James C. Dahlman Nebraska National Dahlman Canton Belin Bridge

Roosevelt on final week of campaigning in New York

Roosevelt begins last week on a special train leaving Binghamton with three stops Cortland Ithaca and Elmira. He has spoken 600 times during a 19 200 mile tour and expects to reach 650 speeches and over 20 000 miles by Saturday. The pace is lighter on this day with fewer events.

Cortland Ithaca Elmira Roosevelt Bryan

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