Miners Stride On as Slump in Coal Aid Grows
Anguish over plum creek strike deepens as twenty more diggers join the walkout. Output collapses from 120–140 cars to about 20. mine capacity and closures spread to Schmick’s Redstone line. Dolan and officials charged with riot face a court hearing as protests surge.
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Associated Press
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Plum Creek
ranka
Thies
New York & Cleveland Gael Coat Company
Center School House
Sandy
Turtle Creeks
Sandy Creek
Oak Hill
ecapacity
DeArmitt
Dolan
Schmick
Redstone
Pennsylvania railroad
W. P. deArmitt
New York & Cleveland Gas Cost Company
North Industry
Andrews Affair Sparks Brown University Row
Congressman Joseph H. Walker of Worcester admits he started the agitation at Brown University over President Andrews’s free silver stance. He says the board sought a conference, not Andrews’s resignation, and that relations with the president cannot be reset. The report notes Walker’s critique of Andrews on wages and broader university policy.
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Dr. Andrews
Andrews
Andrew
Walker
Atlanta Strike Over Negro Labor At Fulton Mills
Two hundred women and girls at Fulton Bag and Cotton Mills walk out over the plan to employ twenty five colored workers in the folding department. Four hundred men join in a noon walkout, closing the factory amid fears of a riot. Eight hundred workers affected across the plant.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Fulton
Jacob Bless
Bless
south
John Madden Flees Modoc Treasurer Vanishes Loot Tainted Funds
An Alturas Plaindealer account reports John Madden, Modoc County treasurer, fled with county funds after claiming need to raise cash. Checks protested, deposits missing, and private sums from individuals stolen. Supervisors convened to appoint a successor while books and further losses are awaited.
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Modoc'a
Bentlemen
John Madden
Modoc county
Californias
Georgs M. Gleason
Sacramento
Mad‘dan
Madden
John McGahey
Jonnie LaPoint
Dr. Mitchel
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