The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
Mass Meeting or Miners W
WllhaBbavrs a t8reat
Labor Event,
x PROCESSION OF $4,000


WilknHhhppn, ~, Dnt, paHa11h lMH
mhn And nlnAa meeting W thh striking
minors iD Ihih city tOlhN WIS tln IMP
HpNt labor lAM0nAtpai Hon aver hold ln
nMlhNnsinrn Pennsylvania Tha
weather. WIS favorable nor u large
turnout, Ihe snn, shore brightly MI
div and N VIVA mora like u Tiny ~
JnnN lhAh DelODnrl 10 " estimated
TINT there Wnrn lnlly $4,000 men AMI
hvenhnp boys IN line, ThR grant bulk
Of TN pnlndn WAS mnde up W Athlwnlt
mnlL Az II pnln they ware we'll
dpnAsDn And aOlnn Tnw Of thaln from
their nppNnpnnnn might bn lnhnh iV u
t0tly OP FARMERS Hlley dln moi mhpnh
with precision, hnt ware \ dnllae nhHH
III humanity, t'hnN marched Mn, llva
Nnd VOnp nhrnnaI, 'rhe music VIVA lnpn
nlAhon by abOnt llrty brass bh,ldH nl'h
drum corps,
Mnny hanDepH Ann t|panApapenoiea
wepo OAppIeh by tho men, Among tle
most nOtipnbln WApa lhanpl 1--WE want
our dinner EallE fllnh with substantial
f0od, nOl eDnl bnpOlls' tAiyy, nWe
npn lighting n enlge tlat N DuBt NM
plgIt,n HAlRnd by ppnAldent MIL
ollnll nnu lhn nnl0n, Onp union mlat
lp recognised, nWn will 10 longer
IN uinynna, Y ! s,eiO pDnlliH fbr il foil y
nWp Wnnt wophH' tny," 'rlla bpnnhep
boys mplinl DnnlnpH which Pend
nWn n0ed ~anhO0llnH lnb must W0pll y
Nhnyo uN from tln Wlllnla 0y tln sheriff
md deputips,u iil1OWn with OpppeHs
sion W. VIII stand by Mitchell,
Vhe pnpnde. lMNban OVER Mo pplilel'
ynl stvpptt 0f lhn. city nnn thousands
Of people llnon lhe sidewalks, Herr
Nnd tliupo Ill enthusiastic nlmlpep NJ
President MltGhall WOnld DpeAh
through llle lines nnl Insist % Sinking
hands with him, THE men From pitts
sion hnd " tipnt with four men peppaa
AMntinR 'iGOnl Bap0np They vera
drinking Wlnt p@uppDpted w bn cham
lNRle, Directly following WnA " n0hl
with minors dining Oh blhnn, anu
Wnlep, A atpelDI0r WnH enpplod cons
tAininR " dummy representing n miner
who Ind jnHI lOHI hlA llfa IN u mine,
II VIVA 4 O'0lOeh when Tho inHl w llo
mnlehapa swept pfHl President Mll'
olpll, Nhan he And hlH colleagues
were driven tO WobI Hlde pnplt, where
tiin blH nlAAa meeting VIM held, FOp
suynvNl hours u crowd had been pnthnpi
Inv There nld N WAH estimated lliat
Denply vi, 1000 pnOpln vera innHAnl IN
front Of Tho alnld when ll6 labor
president boHhll w shnnkp Hhe pnebIlu
ZION I0 aOI From Tho wal crowd WnH
most OnthDAlnsliO,
President Mllpllell'a address, M NV
NV outlining any future move Oh the
pnpt Of lilN labor lenders " G%OnG0rnen,
VIVA II disappointment lto @lDtllnhted
strongly lNsl night Illnt IN would nes
nne tlln position Ol llla union tDdny. Oh
tla nilililhl NV Hhtlt GOilnnHplDih HlH
fMlluv0 M d0 ND hna Nnuand lln ilnppaHl
sion W 10 ont Illnt la N ailll nDdpoitlE
MI Wllal slDnld bn done md lllnt ln N
probably waiting rOp tle tOenl unions
iO TAKE Soma kind M hoIlOh flpBh Oh
tle other llnlld, tllnpn nFe H0lle people
vino Nrp IN DIOAa touch With Tho Hllnaa
ZION who bulioyo lint MI, Mitchell
knows 0sn0fly Wllni h1 N doing, Vlley
argue lhnt iliA lolllng Tho men Ilni
thAy enil settle lin 10 pop 1oill increase
question by ilOldinHn convention VIVA u
bp0ad hint w tlo lOnnl lenders w eappy
out llln HnAHnBliDli
Mn Mitchell Ind 40 nuwa touching
lpOli negotiations for u settlement 70
Nlye 0lit tonight tD Hnld lllnpa VIA
absolutely 40 change III llle~ situation