They Must Decide Who End The Anthracite Strike
In Shamokin on October 10 a massive labor demonstration accompanied by a mass meeting featured President Mitchell urging miners to delegate to a coming convention the power to end the strike. He warned that the strike would not end without the miners themselves approving the operators' proposal and denoted that a ten percent wage increase and powder-cost adjustments would be debated at the convention.
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Shamokin
Mitchell
John Mitchell
Scranton
Wilkesbarre
United Mine Workers
Hazleton
Wanwickle
Coleraine
Milnesville
Alvin Pardee & Company
Lattimer
Miners Face Deadline Over Wage Concession
Strike leaders warn that if the miners' convention does not accept the ten percent wage advance within days, they may be compelled to fall in line. The unresolved dispute centers on a wage concession and the potential for a broader industrial response.
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Miners’ Convention
Outbreak at Youtsey Trial Shocks Kentucky Court
In Georgetown Kentucky on October 10 a dramatic scene unfolded in the Youtsey murder trial. Youtsey cried foul denial while Goebel testified, then collapsed as deputies escorted him from the courtroom. Witness Goebel insisted he spoke with Youtsey, sparking a chaotic, tense exchange watched by a crowded audience.
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Georgetown
Kentucky
Youtsey
Dee Armstrong
Louisville
Arthur Goebel
Ben Williams
Yontsey
Frankfort
Col. Crawford
Goebel
Hell
Cantrill
Reed
Enthusiastic Meeting at Court House Sparks Campaign Debate
Crowded courtroom hosts Republican rally featuring John D. Scanlan of Chicago as chief speaker after delays. Local candidates John F. Cown and Joe Devine energized the crowd with talks on expansion and public instruction. Scanlan attacked free trade, defended protection, and warned against Bryan’s election. Other events announced include programs by Hendrickson and McCumber, plus presbyter y reports and Synod plans in Fargo.
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Court House
John D. Scanlan
Chicago
Scanlan
John F. Cowan
Joe Devine
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Brennan
Democratic Party
Bryan
Cleveland
McKinley and Roosevelt Club
Hendrickson
P. J. McCumber
Meeting of the Presbytery of Minnewaukan in Oct Meeting
The Presbytery of Minnewaukan held its semi annual meeting Oct 9 and 10 at the Presbyterian church. It covers the north western state and includes Devils Lake Minot Leeds Willow City Rolla Harvey Bottineau Rugby Towner Bow Bells Webster and nearby stations. Rev Dugald McIntyre of Rolla spoke on the general assembly 1900 and the Presbytery organized Tuesday with William H McKenzie as moderator and Plummer as temporary clerk. The stated clerk is Rev A Camp of Bottineau.
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C. F. Plammer
Minnewaukan
John Dunlop
Rolla
George J. Coulthard
Willow City
L. Palmer
Devils Lake
Home Mission Committee
Knox
Bow Bells
Gilbert McWhister
Samuel Harris
Rugby
Fargo
Synod of North Dakota
Presbytery
Presbyterian Church
Wm. H. McKenzie
Plummer
Rev
A. of Camp
Botineau
Teachers Examination Set for Devils Lake in 1900
The regular teachers certificate examination will start Friday October 27 1900 at 9 am at the court house in Devils Lake North Dakota. Candidates must bring legal cap paper pens and ink. No further exams until March 8 1901. Devils Lake ND October 8 1900 LL B Fayones 30 1 Co Supt of Schools.
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Court House
Devils Lake
N. D
Ll.b. Fayones
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