The Mining Trouble
Sir,—In reply to Mr. G. Fowler's letter he asks why the miners did not register under the Industrial Disputes Act? Now, if he is really anxious to know, he…
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Mining & the mines, 1909
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Proprietors' Attitude. Opening of Mines. Mr. Hughes Mistaken
Mr. F. Livingstone Learmonth, chairman of the Colliery Proprietors' Defence Association, was seen yesterday by a representative of the "Newcastle Morning…
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The "Government Gazette" issued to-night contains the appointment of Judge Scholes as chairman, and Messrs. Forsyth and Paterson as members of the board…
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The Wallsend Miners' Lodge met yesterday morning, Mr. T. Richardson presiding over a good attendance. Correspondence was read from the…
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The following lodge meetings are notified:—Back Creek and Duckenfield and Killingsworth, to-day; Burwood, Cardiff, and Elermore Vale, Abermain and Neath,…
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Ebbw-Main and Young Wallsend collieries worked well yesterday, and about 1500 tons or coal were hauled from the two pits to the Dyke at Newcastle. Young…
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Mr. W. M. Hughes was asked to-day if he had anything to say with regard to Mr. Learmouth's dental of the statement that they had decided not to open their mines until…
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Sir,—A question was asked of the Rev. P. J. Stephen how to get justice for the miners. Will you please allow me space to suggest the way, and if I do not make…
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Various questions regarding matters in connection with the industrial difficulty were asked to Ministers in the Legislative Assembly to-day…
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Mr. Wade, the State Premier, announced in Parliament yesterday that the Government wore contemplating further action in the coal mining…
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The working of the dog watch at Ebbw-Main Colliery, Grein, which is being worked by the owners under arrangement with the miners' federation, was…
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A meeting of the Back Creek and Duckenfield Lodge was held in Peel's hall, Minmi yesterday morning. There was a large attendance, and Mr. W. Standing…
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A meeting of the Lambton miners was held at Smith’s Commercial Hotel yesterday morning, Mr. J. Morgan presided…
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Mr. H. Gunther presided over a well-attended meeting of the members of the Stanford-Merthyr Lodge yesterday afternoon…
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The railway authorities have on hand at the present time about 35,000 tons of coal, large and small. This, with the present reduced railway…
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Mr. Wade, the State Premier, yesterday gave notice of the intention of the Government to amend the industrial Disputes Act. This is the step…
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Sir,—I do not intend to in any way question the actions of the contending parties in the present strike, out would like to place before the miners a few…
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Mr. Wade, the State Premier, yesterday gave notice of the introduction of a Bill to amend the Industrial Disputes Act…
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The Barwood Miners' Lodge met yesterday morning, near the Premier Hotel Broadmeadow. Messrs. W. Angus and W. Ward were…
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A meeting of the Elermore Vale Miners Lodge was held yesterday afternoon, Mr. R. Stewart presiding. The chairman announced that the nominations for the…
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