Claims of Strikers in Long Coal Strike Disputed
The piece recounts a heated exchange over the 1902 Anthracite Strike. It presents miners’ demands including wage raises and arbitration, quotes figures on pay and hours, and notes President Roosevelt securing an impartial arbitration board. It frames Baer’s and Mitchell’s positions amid violence fears and operator arguments.
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