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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1900
Page
9
President Mitchell calls a convention of mine workers in Scranton to discuss wage increases as a strike continues for three weeks. The union outlines representation rules with delegates from districts, while patrols and crowds gather around Hazelton and nearby collieries amid cold, misty weather.
Reports indicate the convention will proceed with delegates selecting secretaries and sessions held in private while labor factions push for a 10 percent wage increase and 4 reduction in prices of goods. Companies such as Sandy Run colliery and Coxe Bros outline notices mirroring other firms offering raises. several others have yet to offer raises, affecting about 4,000 workers across the region.
In Thabeton Pennsylvania Onta the anticipated march by striking workers failed to occur as a dozen guard units in the area remained alert and ready. The operation, previously set to mobilize, was virtually unarrested and no major disturbances materialized as temperatures and conditions hindered the plan.
Shenandoah Pa telegram reports plans to withdraw troops by tomorrow if weather allows. Edward J Coyle wounded in September 21 riot died today. Funeral attended by local mine workers unions and five companies. Coyle was not in stable condition after being struck by a stray bullet.
Across Shanickly Pennsylvania and surrounding districts there is no work in the coal region as mine owners anticipate reports from nearby pits. At Marth Fyonkin colliery in Tyovertion a return to duty is delayed. workers are urged to refuse ordinary shifts and a guard may be used to enforce the stance. All miners are out while 1,200 Lykens valley employees remain on strike awaiting call off. Williamstown colliery shows full time operation with about 1,200 on rolls, yet workers there have largely withdrawn from union efforts and left town. Both collieries are tied to the Pennsylvania Reifront company.
Harriburg PA October reports a Dauphin County resident summoned by borough authorities to Williamstown for a probable rondlot amid a planned clash between strikers and nons occur in Lykenes valley. Union leaders say signatures on mine envelopes misrepresented. a public meeting is scheduled as officials prepare for potential unrest.
Night at Williamstown aims to induce 1 200 colliery workers to quit as Sheriff Rai reports quiet conditions. Unionists among Williamstown workers have been idle since Lykens and Williamsport men walked out. Delaware and Hudson raises wages 10 percent in the region. Nantfaoke mines hold out as local companies reassess actions amid mounting labor tension.
A violent tornado swept Biwabik Minnesota causing multiple fatalities and numerous injuries. Homes and buildings along a 150 yard path were wrecked, with property losses estimated at 75 000 to 100 000 dollars. An entire family of six perished in a Finnish settlement near the lake as the storm moved northwest. Railroad engines and cars were displaced, tracks torn up, and debris scattered across Duluth and northern areas as workers reported narrow escapes and widespread wreckage.
Watertown, Oct. The Elwand Silk Company plans dissolution after declaring insolvency as its assets total 142,280 and debts 182. Principal stockholders are Hilleworth Elwood Byron H. Elwood and E. S. Vandusen. The company was formerly at West Pintn, M4.
Workers at the Susquehanna Iron and Steel plant in Columbia resumed work this morning under a reduced wage agreement. About sixteen hundred employees accepted the company’s terms, with a wage cut of 20 percent.
William J Bryan began his Salem stop at 7 o clock addressing a crowd in front of the court house where his father once served as judge. He praised constancy of supporters and warned against trusts and monopolies while predicting a Republican victory would hinge on campaign money and intimidation. He noted enthusiasm in Mount Vernon and Benton and later faced a minor miscue about money in his overcoat pocket. A separate item reports a Henry Youtsey trial jury in Georgetown and a missing buggy at a local farm, feared stolen.
William Jennings Bryan spoke at an early morning rally in Telmtoisans Park urging voters to oppose Republican policies he claimed favor wealth concentration and monopolies. He criticized tariff and imperialism while defending pension matters and labor supports, urging farm and worker unity.
Sindiy notes the start of Pov L L Henson's sixty year faith anniversary as inclement weather dampens crowd size for the Feat Bapudeniven service. The sermon themes split into three sections Keap at Work Work Together and Were With God. Benson's pastorate has been notably successful, with estimates of a forty year tenure and various milestones highlighted.
A Fort Wayne business committee met with Manager Scott to discuss the interurban plan. The group suggested the city back the Fort Wayne Traction Co to build and operate lines, though directors reserved final decision. A second delegation asked Scott for its formal position, to be conveyed to the traction board.
A frail farmer, Paul Mitt, aged about four years, lies near death at his bedside. His family and children gather, hopeful for a return, while doctors express concern over his grave heart condition and the uncertain prognosis.
A mysterious man visited a restaurant on Sunday evening, ate two oyster dishes, and fled after declaring he had been robbed. Police report a witness stating the suspect fled the scene toward the street, leaving officers seeking clues.
Taenib Mike, long with the Damuntle Sewing Machine firm, has bought the Meyers Tyrie company Damestic xewhys machine agency in the city. He reopens on West Whyte Street against his former stand while the Mayer Brothers renew their bicycle trade and continue it.
Miss Liszie Hackemeyer and Miss Gavvis J. Trawh devised the Denny cottage at Ruane City for no consideration. The cottage, recently repaired and remodeled, sits as a desirable lakeside property. The support event mentions a Fort Wayne regiment gathering in October 1801.
A crowded St Louis rally ends with a tense clash between supporters of Roosevelt and Bryan. Both leaders address the crowd aboard their cars, exchanging greetings and barbed retorts as Democrats cheer Bryan and Roosevelt backers shout for McKinley. A woman hurls bouquets and punches fly near the platform as the two figures wave and depart.
In a vague political transcript, the speaker references imperialism, equality of nations, and government derives from the governed. The dialogue hints at 19th to early 20th century rhetoric, touching on republic ideals and party platforms, with mentions of Philadelphia.
Governor Roosevelt arrived in St Louis for a morning rest period then attended a county reception at the Merchants Exchange with a brief address. A planned earnings drive through various sites was canceled. instead he rode horseback in the boulevards and Forest Park with a St Louis official.
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