Thirty Years of Labor, 1859-1889A. M. Kelley, 1967 - 372 pages |
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Page 83
... coal was not so great , and more men were told to remain idle until the trouble was settled . More men were thrown idle along the line of the road on which the coal was transported to market . When the companies who mined coal saw so ...
... coal was not so great , and more men were told to remain idle until the trouble was settled . More men were thrown idle along the line of the road on which the coal was transported to market . When the companies who mined coal saw so ...
Page 219
... coal regions would afford an easy means of earning a livelihood , thousands of men flocked into the Schuylkill and Luzerne coal fields to find that the contract referred to only afforded the privilege of operating a chamber in a coal ...
... coal regions would afford an easy means of earning a livelihood , thousands of men flocked into the Schuylkill and Luzerne coal fields to find that the contract referred to only afforded the privilege of operating a chamber in a coal ...
Page 234
... Coal Company . It was then discovered that the work of combination had extended so far as to pool the issues of the coal and railway companies . The stock- holders or directors of the railway company were the owners of the Buckeye mine ...
... Coal Company . It was then discovered that the work of combination had extended so far as to pool the issues of the coal and railway companies . The stock- holders or directors of the railway company were the owners of the Buckeye mine ...
Contents
THE OLD ORDER CHANGES | 17 |
THE AWAKENING | 31 |
The workman studies the Bill of RightsConditions of white and black slaves | 57 |
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