Strikes

Shenandoah, Pennsylvania. John Mitchell, President of the UMWA (United Mine Workers of America), arriving in the coal town. His open four-horse carriage is surrounded by a crowd of boys. The driver of the high front seat is wearing a derby hat

Shenandoah, Pennsylvania. A scene in the coal mining town on the occasion of a visit by John Mitchell, labor leader. He is shown riding in a four-horse carriage, the driver of which is wearing a derby hat. Two-horse carriages follow. Above the street is a banner reading "Welcome to our National Pres. Jno. Mitchell"

Second Troop Calvary Philadelphia City Cavalry marching into Shenandoah, Pennsylvania

Historical marker, 1902 Anthracite Coal Strike (Lackawanna County)

In May 1902, 150,000 mineworkers struck for six months for union recognition, higher wages, shorter hours, and other demands. The Anthracite Coal Strike Commission, set up by President Theodore Roosevelt, held hearings at the Lackawanna County…

Historical marker, 1902 Anthracite Coal Strike (Schuylkill County)

1902 ANTHRACITE COAL STRIKE
In May 1902, 150,000 mine workers stuck for six months for higher wages,union recognition,shorter hours,and other demands. A July 30th riot of 5,000 strikers in Shenandoah led to its occupation of the Pa. National Guard…

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Shenandoah, Pennsylvania. John Mitchell, President of the UMWA (United Mine Workers of America), arriving in the coal town. His open four-horse carriage is surrounded by a crowd of boys. The driver of the high front seat is wearing a derby hat

Second Troop Calvary Philadelphia City Cavalry marching into Shenandoah, Pennsylvania

Historical marker, 1902 Anthracite Coal Strike (Lackawanna County)

Historical marker, 1902 Anthracite Coal Strike (Schuylkill County)

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