Miners Strike Conference Fails to End Dispute
The big coal strike persists as the conference between miners, operators, and officials adjourns with no wage agreement. Miners reject the 61 cent compromise and insist on 69 cents per ton, while some operators push for restarting mines or importing labor. Court actions loom as both sides await ruling and a brief truce forms amid evictions and pay disputes in Plum Creek and Kanawha valley.
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ational
Board of Arbitration
Ratchford
minera
J. B. Zerbe
plas
Cleveland
wivera
Pitteborg
Monongahela
de Armit
Plam Creek
Plum Creek
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prese committee
Mining deal forms for Smith and Best mines near Piute Canyon
Ex governor R. K. Colcord and J. A. Yerington joined by J. F. Parr and George T. Mulls have purchased the Moles mine with eastern and western extensions in Piute Canyon about eighteen miles northeast. Development plans include a deeper shaft, a mill, tramway and new power likely from white electricity or water. Colcord will supervise operations for now. Local consensus deems the group’s mines potentially valuable as work begins, while a tongue in cheek aside notes Klondike nightlife costs.
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Klondike
Ikyo Register
R. K. Colcord
J. A. Yering
Smith & Best mines
J. A. Yarington
R K. Colcord
J. F. Parr
George T. Mulls
Moles
Piute Canyon
Colcord
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Buffalo G A R veterans meeting with President McKinley
Buffalos long trains bring G A R veterans and sightseers to the Niagara Hotel area as 150000 more visitors are expected for the McKinley visit. Governor Black may accompany him, with a parade and reception planned and railroads reporting 145000 arrivals.
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McKinley
Columbia Post
Chicago
regular army
Niagara Hotel
Governor Black
Buffalo
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