Big Parade Of Strikers In Wilkes Barre Demonstration
A large mob of about two thousand strikers marched through Wilkes Barre and Pittston streets led by Day and the Executive Committee. Mother Jones and organizer Thaine spoke at Armory, banners depicted labor grievances, and children marched with protest signs calling for fair wages and safer conditions. The parade showcased multiple local mills and unions with notable figures including Frederick Dihettr and M. J. Flaherty present.
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Marverial
Mother Jones
Armory
Dilcher
Thaine
Wilkes-Barre
Pittston
Charpentens
Armen
Withel
Mary Jara
Frederick Dihettr
Ana
Wits
Forties
Weoming Avenue
Mary Jones
Imine
Valentine Bilge’ Dickson Mill
Waay
Smikers
Mary Manning
Banquelt Soft Silk Workers
Sida Healey
Banquelt Union
Burke
Blonk
Eeonomy Furniture
Aremers
Parleer
Wilker
Mine Workers
M. J. Flaherty
Dental Labor Union
John T. Densey
Pistrolet No. Lo
FB. Hichmes
Stem Critters’ Union
Ain
Michall
Elkine
Misa Hurley
Seiquoi Girl’ Union
Diteher
Nigh
Charles J. Thaine
Wilkes-atre
Federation of Labor
Wilkes-Ruie
Goldsmith Mil
Paterson
Pennsylvania
Thie
Alaska Population Surges Toward Sixty-Three Thousand
Exclusive wire reports from Washington detail the twelfth census showing Alaska with a total population of 63 592 in 1900 up from 22 002 in 1890. The ten year gain is 21 430 or 95 4 percent. Nome and Skagway lead with populations over 2 000.
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Washington, D. C
Alaska
Nome City
Skagway City
Mine Workers Adopt Resolutions Condemning Salary Cuts
The labor union meeting denounces a bill to reduce mine inspectors salaries and adopts formal resolutions. The report notes J M Daly’s return to the city for a short stay amid ongoing labor board and conductor scheduling activity with diverse notes on associations, meetings, and personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Daly
Labor group adopts protests over inspector pay cuts
A meeting of the Local No. , United Mine Workers of America, adopts resolutions condemning salary reductions for mine inspectors. The motion calls for solidarity and action to halt wage decreases and urges support for the affected inspectors and related committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowal No
Dahl
Pnited Mine Workers of America
Sargeant Visit to Grand Master Draws Little Notice
Railroad men report the visit by Grand Master Sargeant of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen to the city had no special significance. He did not see Superintendent Tiloyd or Clarke and was not found at the Jenoyn hotel in the afternoon.
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Sanquelt Sive
Harveys
Vetersburke
Beonony
Franklin Avenue
Laoka- Wentita
Nis
Mulerry Street
Judas
Strikig
Thaltrag
Willie
Hoban
T. DD. Nicholls
Anthrgelie Chettlet No
Keaton
Mother Jones
Stelke
Malta
Doxen Giles
Auty
Biles Mill
Dlekeoanity
Twyrlor Sik Manufacturing Company
Bolttle
Te Mill
Sargeant
Brotherhood of
Locomotive Firenen
Poore
Jenoyn
Daly Returns as Lackawanna Transport Chief
de M. Daly, formerly superintendent of transportation on the Lackawanna railroad, returned to the city yesterday after an absence of several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de M. Daly
Lackawanna Railroad
Noted absence of Daly and health improvement
The text reports Daly's absence, improved health, and vague mentions of plans regarding his title Plane. He declines comment, senses potential activity in view, and intends to spend time with his family before resuming duties in April.
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New Orleans
Mr. Daly
Eorty
Local Watch Inspector Appointed in Northumberland
Frank Dowling takes the post as local watch inspector for Lackawanna at Northumberland. Lackawanna passenger conductors must contact the WF office in Binghamton after trains depart to check for orders. Erie Railroad reportedly shifts shops from Susquehanna to Ellistown near Waverly, with 60 acres bought for the slope.
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Frank Dowling
Northumberland
Lackawanna Railroad
Lackawanna
Binghamton
Erie Railroad Company
Susquehanna
Ellistown
Waverly
New York Herati
Herati
Erie
Killstown
Tocal Railroad Officinte
Hinghamton Republican
Wilkes Barre Strike Nearing Settlement
The Goldsmith silk mill strike in Wilkes-Barre Pa moves toward settlement after a morning conference. Employers concede to most grievances, offer reinstatement for most workers, restore loom clocks, provide water, and switch some work to piece rate, but refuse reinstatement for loom fixers.
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Goeldemith
Scranton
Goldsmith
Cies
Paterson
Sis
Postal thief Sheridan jailed after fine and sentence
Aescolated report from Havana states J. H. P. Sheridan was convicted of postal theft and fined 1900 dollars. He received a two year jail sentence. The case details indicate involvement with a postal department and a crime tied to a 100 dollar hint.
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J. H. P. Sheridan
Havana
Marah
Sheridan & A
Yeane
Aldiy Sad
Chile
Ieee
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Cata
Apeetur
Laveer
Conlite Proeemlan
Conlite Proeemlan Look Kdoml Lcomty
Conia Meiting
Davit & Schoen Petereburs Mill
Barhefen
America
Ring@old band
South Scranton
Gime
Mitte
Banquelt
Klotz
Harvey Brow
Bliss’ Dunmore
North Scranton
Dickson Plants
Reilling
David & Schoen, Taylor and
Simpeon
Minooka
Joses Appeal
News OF the Labor World
D. T. and W
Thuehehay
Marot
Wim Cate Kaela
TL Davies
PM. Hallett
Vriday
Soamrott
Wild
Martina
Mery
Wathog
Marthilomew
Sim
Sieliokk
Senor Pahers
Ginter
Mensers
Conners
Trey Meigs
Tite Deatenpelings
Pawen Eagles
Fa. N
Meetnoe
Too
Singers
Magoreen
Wiklaiata
Salye Gulywan
Hiteediniet
Weil
Ralepee Moceh
Mirgool
Manel
Heatemon Williaa
Aoa
Thy
Migeiaat
Hepkinnian
Wieklee
Stark Peporte
Anita Aspie
Eleifort
Neo
Aiffhere Philips
Wen Heawell
Mark Wyeit
Silk Company
Connollyax Wallace
Scranton’s Shopping Center
Liberty
Poplins
Connolly & Wallace
Washington ‘Avenue
Henry Belin, JR
The
Wyoming
Shiskelees
Repavno Chemical Company
Uvonell Building
Agencings
Thee
Joan FB. Smith & Son
Mulligas
Axminster Carpets
Wyoming Avenue
Setisteta
Hanan
Pte
Scranton, PA
Laplin & Rand
Repauno Chemical Co
Pilsner
W. Ninth Street
Suranton, PA
Myer Davidow
Lackawanna Avenue
Spaldings
Clevelands
Iver Johnson
Crescents
Horey & Bruges
Washington Ave
Hoth Pig
Laughalile
Paris
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