Colliery Strike. Sydney
The Executive of the Labour Council has recommended that £3 per week be paid to the wife of each of the unionists imprisoned in…
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Mining & the mines, 1910
596 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 9 of 30
Colliery Strike. Sydney. Mondav
The Northern Miners' Executive are anxious to end the strike at once. The position of the miners and their families is desperate, as relief has…
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William T. Walters and Arnold Yates, both married, were killed by a fall of earth while working in a stope at the 1200 feet level in the Tasmania Gold…
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Mr. J. T. McKittrick informed an "Examiner" representative yesterday afternoon that work was still proceeding at the Nymboida coal mine—though on a…
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LONDON, Wednesday.—The Bishop of Lilandaff is urging the disputants in the South Wales coal trouble to come to an agreement…
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The recent information that the Admiralty has decided upon the use in future of oil as fuel in the navy gives point to the remarks of the "Economist" respecting…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—The strike has been declared off, and general work will be resumed at all the collieries on Monday. Mr. R. A. Bell, manager for the North…
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In the Warden's Court, Mr. Warden Pelsley refused suspension of labour conditions to David, Pont in respect to private gold lease 1185, portion P.G.L. 14, parish of…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—Unless some unforeseen obstacle arises, the Northern colliery strike, which has lasted nearly 18 weeks, will come to a termination…
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[?] miners were killed by an [?] at Lehigh coal mines. The [?] unknown…
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The President of the Mine Workers [?] America states that unless [?] of miners are increased they [?] strike. He declares there is a…
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LONDON, Sunday.—The men employed at sixteen Northumberland collieries have given notices that they will strike against the working conditions of the Eight…
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The gold lease of A. J. Clark. 10a., Yulgilbar, will be cancelled on 16th inst. M. Ferguson has been granted permission to mine on 20a., part of portions 51, 52,…
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Some interesting scenes were witnessed during the final negotiations at Newcastle for a settlement of the strike. It was nearly 7 o'clock on Friday…
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It was stated at a dinner at Povlett Basin (Vic.) that by using [?] coal from this [?]eld the Victorian R[?]way Commissioners would save…
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The shipping of coal commenced at Newcastle yesterday, the vessels be[?]g loaded up at cranes. All the [?] are at work except the Hetton, wh[?]…
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When it became plain that all differences had been adjusted, and that the men were to go back to work, the feeling of relief was general. The connection of…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—All the mines in the Maitland district are working excepting Ebbw Main. The shipping of coal has commenced at Newcastle, where all…
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Some interesting scenes were witnessed during the final negotiations at Newcastle for a settlement of the strike…
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At the Coramba Warden's Court-before Warden Peisley, Darid Pont was refused suspension of labor conditions on private gold lease 1185. par. P.G.K. 14, parish of…
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