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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1900
Page
7
The text notes rapid Navy promotions from lieutenant to commodore across years and the New York office of the American Tin Mate Company ordering the Nile mill to start at once. About 300 men are employed at the mill.
Philadelphia dispatch reports President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers says 412,000 anthracite miners idle Monday, with many districts showing reduced activity Tuesday. Strike actions widen as reports from Nesquehoning and Scranton recount labor leaders harassed while speaking, and Carpenters and Joiners pledge support funds for strikers as discussions of wage and coal price changes unfold.
The German foreign office declares those responsible for the Chinese uprising should be punished. The note says it views the incident as a preliminary to broader hostilities with China and commits to forceful action against involved parties.
Report covers the ongoing coal strike with miners in Wyoming and Lackawanna areas resisting work, preferring loyalty to their employers yet facing regional splits. It notes marches from McAdoo and Audenried toward Coleraine, nonunion workers returning home, and unclear outcomes as officials await further input. Also mentions unrelated military, lynching, political, weather, and diplomatic notes from diverse places, including Hazleton, Hunyong, and Washington.
Survivors of the Galveston storm show hopeful resolve to rebuild. Amid debris removal and limited burials, city leaders and relief crews coordinate under military and civil authorities to restore order and begin a new commercial life.
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