Strike Settled After Ohio Pennsylvania Scale Agreement
The long coal strike ends with a scale compromise set for June 18 1894 affecting Pittsburgh and nearby districts with prices across regions. A. A. Adams abstained from signing. Deputies and strikers clashed at Colemacs Ohio with heavy gunfire. many wounded expected as authorities restore order.
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Colemacs
A. A. Adams
Ohio G
Pittsburg
Hocking Valley
Indiana
Intiana
Streator
Bloomington
Il Uls
Maumer
la Salle
Spring Valley
Illinois
Pennsylvania Gas and
Westmoreland Coal
Joint Board of Arbitration
Bloodshed as Strikers and Deputies Clash at Lemont Coke Works
June 11 Dwicxstown Pa tragedy leaves one striker dead and two dying after a mob attack on four Leisenring workers captured near New Haven. Deputies and miners clash as arrests rise. 16 strikers detained and more expected amid reports of brutal treatment and suspected murders.
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Dwicxstown
Lemont
John de Raney
Oliver Attleby
John Britt
James Furlough
Leisenring
Frick Gqeke Company
Valley Works
McClure Compeo
Esarna8 Company
Hosital
Connellsville
Lexnent
Sicilones
New Haven
Wrain
Trotter
Foor
Morell
New Haven Yrouth
Frick Cake
Wilhelm
Matt Allen
Michaels
Hasti
Allen
Rich
Ohio Miners Destroying Railroad Bridges in Eastern Ohio
Striking miners attacked railroad bridges across Tuscarawas and Stark counties as Governor McKinley ordered troops to protect property. Troops surrounded Uhrichsville and Massillon while trestles near Midvale and Canal Dover were targeted. A bridge on the Cleveland Canton and Southern line burned. authorities reported arrests and continued patrols amid threats to other lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland. O
Ohio
Tuscarawas
Stark Counties
McKinley
Cleveland, Lorain and Keeling
Uhrichsville
Tuscarawas County
Massillon
Stark County
Midvale
Canal Dover
Pone
Philadelphia
Dole
Adams
General Howe
Wheeling and Lake Erie
East Greenville
West Virginia
Cleveland, Canton and
Convict Delanty Ends Life in Blair County Cell
Samuel Delanty aged 25 a four year term prisoner at Western penitentiary died by self inflicted throat cutting in his cell. He had lived with his parents near Altoona and had a feeble mind but no prior vicious acts. A prior wrongful accusation involved theft of chickens three years earlier leading to his sentence. Also reports note ship canal endorsement and political developments in Pennsylvania.
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Picrssurg
Samuel Delanty
Western Penitentiary
Delanty
Blair
Altoona
Blair County
Penitentiary
Markets from Pittsburg and East Liberty and local notices
Pittsburg markets list creamery goods eggs poultry and grains with prices. East Liberty reports cattle hogs sheep demand and prices, noting firmer eastern demand and. a mix of high and low values. Local ads offer Tariff literature for 10 cents and promotions for shoes lumber and farm equipment. several merchants advertise goods and services in brief items.
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East Liberty
East
To Quit the Grocery Trade Auction Ad
A historical ad notes drastic discounts on canned peaches corn tea syrup and herring among other groceries. It promotes a grand shoe sale with deep cuts including $2.50 shoes for $1.50 and $2.00 shoes at $1.25. It urges early calls as goods must be sold before July by A. W. Wilson & Son.
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A. W. Wilson & Son
Rametons Ford
Opieg
Button
Congress
M. Cunningham
Philadelphia
Second Sts
West
Indi
Auditor's Notice of Real Estate Fund Distribution
An auditor appointed by the Court of Common Pleas of Indiana County will distribute the balance from the sale of Jacob Bowers real estate in Pine township. Proceedings held with Sheriff D. C. Mack to pay costs and debts. duties to be attended at the Indiana Pa office on May 9 1804.
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Allen
Meba
Wilhelm
Richards
Allebaugh
Valley
Court of Common Pleas
D.C. Mack
Sheriff's Office
Indiana
Indiana County
Jacob Bowers
Pine Township
Sherif
D. C
Mack
Costa
Indiana, Pa
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Columbus
Pennnsylvania
Coke Regies
Prrrsbukg
Lake Erie and
Pittsburg Ship Canal
Chamber of Commerce
Cochran
Danville
Montour County
Chalfant
Geringer
Divel
James L. Brann
J. Henry Cochran
Williamsport
Columbia
Sullivan
Cochan
Lycoming
Reapine
William Weber
Justice Clemmer
Weber
Wallace Miller
Clemmer
Miller
Butier
New York
New
Limburger
Timothy
Agnew
G. Hartman
Plymouth Rock
American Protective Tariff League
Wilbur F. Wakeman
West 23d Street
Isaac Beck
Wilson & Son
Cunningham’s
Christy’s
Kennedy, Hamilton & Co
Blairsville
Omer
Oxford
W M Cunningham’s
John T. Sinchul
Elliott Ferguson
R. F. Hazlett
Rachel Mary Hazlett
David D. Barclay, Et. al
Blacklick Township
County
Storia
Fergus
Sarah Clawson
Center Township
W. F. Clawson
W.F. Clawson, J
Chicago
Cuthara
Edioakun Watten
Carierma
E.s.gamble
N. Forty-Second St
Cuticura
Corr
Boston
Wilson’s
Bruce Stith
Clawson House
Water Street
Ino. T. Studhus
Martha Bricker
South Mahoning
Co. and. II
J. . Paige
Elizabeth Paige
J. P. Kennedy
T. A
John DB. Paige
Elder Peelor
Siageee
India
Johnston Grahams
W.r.loughry & CO
Stas
Indiana Roller Mills
Wilson, Rowe
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