Settled, At Last. the Coal Strike
IT the Legislative Assembly on Thursday, the Premier made a statement with regard to the coal crisis. After reading the attended propositions which he had placed…
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Mining & the mines, 1907
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Gold Premium. Further Advance in New York. London, Nov. 21
The active demand for currency has again raised the premium on gold in Now York. It is stated that the demand for gold is partly due to bank purchases for the purpose of subscribing…
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As mentioned in Thursday’s issue, the short lived coal strike at Newcastle is over, happily for all concerned, and the men are expected to be back at work…
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Gold imports' arranged for New York amount to £16,000,000. The demand is still insatiated…
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THAT the differences between the colliery propristers and the miners of the northern districts have been adjusted, is cause for general satisfaction, the more so because we…
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General work was resumed at the collieries on Monday, with one exception. The Rhondda miners refused to work until two non-unionists had been dismissed. The seriousness of their…
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The strike, which began practically with the cessation of work last Friday week, was settled on Thursday upon the terms of the Premier's amended proposals,…
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Parkes, Saturday.—Mr. Harry Hocking, who has been working for some time on the old Blue reef, near the head of M'Guigan's lead, on the Tichbourne-road, made a…
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Gold imports which have arrived at or which are arranged for New York amount to £16,000,000. The demand is still insatiated…
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Work was resumed this morning in nearly all the mines in Newcastle. Trouble has occurred in Rhondda Colliery, where unionists refuse to work with non-unionists…
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A SITTING of the above was held at the Courthouse on Monday, before Mr. Maitland, mining warden. CLAIMS FOR WAGES…
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A disastrous explosion occurred yesterday in the William coal pit, Whitehaven, Cumberland. Five people were killed, and seven were injured…
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In accordance with the proposals of the Premier, which were accepted by the proprietors and the various miners’ ledges, work was on Monday morning…
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It will be seen by our advertising columns that for the purpose of obtaining funds for development work the Merrilla Copper Mining Company has decided to increase its capital…
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The Harden gold mine ran 128 hours last week, crushing 219 tons, and there were cyanided 202 tons sands of an essay value…
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A disastrous explosion occurred yesterday in the William coal pit, Whitehaven, Cumberland. Five people were killed, and several were injured…
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The following applications for residence areas at Blind Creek were lodged with the Mining Registrar :--Frederick Jarrett 2 acres…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Argyle Liberal and District Recorder Impartial—Not Neutral. Truth, ever lovely since the world began, The foe of tyrants and the friend of man. Friday, November 29, 1907. The Great Coal Strike
THE ending of the great strike of the Newcastle and Maitland coal-miners, thanks chiefly to the praiseworthy intervention of the Premier, assisted…
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A SITTING of the above was held to-day, before Mr. Maitland, Mining Warden. AUTHORITIES TO ENTER. Sampson Edward Murray was granted…
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An explosion in Naomi Colliery, Pennsylvania, entombed sixty persons. One of the men entombed escaped by an air-shaft, but on emerging on the surface…
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