Strike at Trevorton Mines Sparks Large Procession
A mass demonstration by the United Mine Workers gathered about 4000 miners in Trevorton led by the American Dag and a marching band. Deputies were sent by capmpany officials to Trevorton amid fears of violence, while talks considered alternatives to a full work stoppage. The march returned to the city after a drawn vote in which workers narrowly favored staying home.
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Imen
Lss
Angel Romney
Hue
Ab Green Biltigs Beereliy
Heurpa Havflin
Tie U. Ocw
Toma
Vertlein
Irseley
Trevorton
Lottiwep
Palo
Chip City
Mitchell to address mass meeting in town park
Yesterday a telegram announced John Mitchell president of the United Mine Workers of America will speak at a town park mass meeting this evening at 7:30. Thousands expected to attend as the labor leader offers support to striking miners. An annual meeting of the UMWA is planned for next Monday at Samuel's drug store area with attendees urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Priceg Ahsll Ba
Stowe
Yegllieries
P. & Ue Ry
Wwe
Ab Painville Pa
Ube Pusties Barat
Aodh
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Ubss
Vorti
Joe
Willis
Jas
Ream
Jno
Budaworth
Win. S. Mullary
Muchael Farrell
Faniayeinge
Thebes
Beach
Seeesayy
Miners and Laborers Benevolent Agreement in 19th Century
A fragmented 19th century document details an agreement between the Anthracite Board of Trade and the Miners and Laborers Benevolent Association in the Selinsville area. It covers wage scales, coal price baselines, monthly averages, and monthly reporting requirements, with signatures and procedural notes. Also notes death of a public figure and related burial arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenre
Onal Exchange
Gove
Moueroleut
Anthracite Board of Trade
Trn
Spd
Ampielerof
Salvustkill
Minera! and
Laborers! Benevolent Association of Selusl+ KA
Frey
Park Curamo
Labor and Union Conflict in Mining and Rail Sectors
The text discusses organized opposition to the United Mine Workers affecting railroads and mines, arguing capitalists push for arbitration and centralized control while workers seek fair wages and protections. It critiques capitalist drives, calls for avoiding conflict, and warns against violence as nations seek conciliations and arbitration.
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Hankey
Fife
Hiter
United Mine Workers
Tha
Borsus Geen Co
Jose
Dafent
Tower
Parkas
Parverrine
Wwe
Wupply
Deinen
Ausiseiu
Menutal
Ilbers
Svarlgmnte
Lnvetaksun
Mali
Hlow Thingungsit
Phera Ara
Fragmentary OCR news note on legal controls and local resistance
A garbled passage discusses efforts to retard development and control in a county. It mentions a foothold, suppression of activity, and references to futures, quantities, and precedent. Names, places, and clear actions are not recoverable.
Fragmentary tribute to John Mitchell and local figures
A garbled narrative references John Mitchell and several locals including Wikia Grinphetl of Babe fonville, with mentions of AP President John Mitevally and Jumer Grong. The text reflects a fragmented reminiscence of community figures, schooling, and work choices amid unclear chronology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wikia Grinphetl
Babe Fonville
Mune
Hinigilun AP
John Mitevally
Jumer Grong Bytl
Annie
Babe
Democratic Rally Sparks scattered protests across cities
A fragmented report notes a Democratic rally with speakers including Hoi Dalvie Brie and Han Memnda Ki. It mentions regional demonstrations and political tension amid uncertain leader names and unclear venue details.
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Dalvie
Brie
Hany
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Vrmke Paicopelat
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Franklin Bast
Coraner Dechar
Raminanna Falls
Debigh Valley
Exelle Lively
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Fonteteor
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Ir. Campbell
Mikebell Lim
Aone Ahl
ISPD
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Democratic Rally
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Mount Carmel
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