Coal-mining Strike. Dark Forebodings
NEWCASTLE, Tuesday afternoon. the Hetton miners' lodge met this morning and several speakers strongly opposed the Delegate Board's proposal for the termination of the…
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Mining & the mines, 1910
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The Local Colliery
For several weeks Past the eastern portion of the town, hitherto remarkable for its quietude, except during the holding, of stock sales, has become one of the busiest…
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At last the supply of coal is being restored. The southern men have gone back and it is declared, with some circumstantial grounds, that the northern…
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One hundred and seventy Colodale miners have signed on to commence work, and it is expected the remainder will follow suit this afternoon…
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An aggregate meeting of miners of the South Maitland field was held at Weston park yesterday morning. Mr. G. Gregory, chairman of the Aberdare miners' lodge, presided over an…
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The coal lumpers have decided to return to work to-morrow and work any coal. The agreement was arrived at this afternoon…
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Before the Southern Collieries Wages Board it was stated that the proposed mediation in the South Clifton trouble had come to nothing. The manager of the North Bulli Colliery continued…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Coal-mining Strike. Mr. Charlton's View. Not Necessarily a Settlement
The District Lodges in Newcastle yesterday were engaged discussing the motions passed by the Delegates Board recommending that a baliot should be take on the question of resuming…
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Consequent on the continuance of the strike, the need for assistance is being severely felt by a number of the South Grata miners And their families. Members of the commissariat committee to-day…
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Following are the principal claims sub mitted to the Wages Board on Wednes day by Mr. Charlton, M.P., on behalf of the Colliery Employees' Federation…
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A combined minors' meeting was held on Friday night last when Mr. T. Riley presided. Mr. W. Ward, a member of the advisory board, was present and addressed the meeting. The…
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An agreement has been arrived at between the coal-lumpers and stevedores in Sydney. The strike of the coal-lumpers is ended, and the men resumed work this morning. The union will now…
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The monthly meeting of tho Greta miners' lodge was held at Tattersall's Hotel on Friday morning, when Mr. T. Redgrove presided. The nomination of officers for the next quarter was…
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The miners' answer to the owners' claims were placed before the Wages Board this morning. The answers cover two pages of foolscap. The miners claim a hewing rate on the declared…
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The delegate board of the Colliery Em ployees' Federation met at Newcastle on Thursday. The meeting lasted until 4 o'clock, the chief business transacted…
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The stoppages of work by reason of industrial trouble in the early part of the year at Broken Hill and towards the [?] of the year in the coa[?]aining areas, made…
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The ballot of the southern miners resulted in a majority of 479 being recorded for the resumption of work. The total number in favour of going to work was 1135, and against 656. The…
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A remarkable case was heard at the North-cote Court, Victoria. The Rev. A. F. Ferguson proceeded against Mary Ferguson, widow of the Rev. Hector Ferguson (complainant's brother) to…
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The wages board (Judge Scholes, pre sident, and Messrs H. S. Forsyth and J. Paterson, representatives of employers and employees respectively) sat again at…
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The British Foreign Office has arranged that China should pay the London-China Syndicate £52,000 to cancel tho Aw-hui mines concession. When the working commenced fix and a half…
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