The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-08-15
N0CHANGE NOTED
SITUATION IN THE BIG STEEL
STRIKE REMAINS PRAcTl.
cALLY THE SAME.
BOTH SIDES HARD AT WORK

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1coroblne oftieiais Maxine Prepara.
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tions to Resume s'ae'o''s
eral points bat the Strikers3Are De.
slug hh. 629l 30 81 ,.llIss;.
TERM neg 8 Is s. =, q ai 1S
R Latter Make Slight Gains at Nc.
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81 'e' $500, -.
rs sPitfsburg. Aug, l4.-Complete re-
turns from all the strike. centers have
not been received but as. far as they
90 they indicate that there has been
butI slight change in conditions since
the previous day. During the night
the strikers, made slight gains from
one National Tube company at Nc
Keesport and seem to have somewhat
strengthened their position at wheel
ing. 3sas,s st Hi
The Bellaire plant Is closed, but 2
ues :. NJ .e .t,.;,, az" !. - ~ ~ oh mo
Az n1ont ond hoast thew have # tied
- ga ara n 'no crjifi "a keenn II 90
p o. ~ ha;na n,.de- hara 10
inoreosa AZ nnmbar If men in the
Iindsov ucrrtcbaoS Minis which
49, 80 onoratine with one non.
nn,on orow sinse 10 a. week weak and also
- sta ~ +ha big o. infer mill which has
49, ;d,a sinoa tho T,tirstr.r order 70
esn - -. a,,t Ne no1;co hero nave
ssann W tba. tn as u,,l - make ! detarnin.
"a at.a.ant osnra.,ent -u;olannca ar DIS.
80 - snd ~ steei n annfactnrers con
sider tbis favorahla noint TO break
s,to +haa strirs with IEnrInfrn ..,1nion men.
onnouan+ ~ a+,omn+s hove been
sfor,, a. ,for sra.u,,,,tionrzat McKeesnort
or Wbeelinp and Il Is believed tbe
oomnanies whose n,ants ara either
10 DIV ~. ar, o,v -crfnnIea will wait
Ill a.. oxe;toment Of tbosa -. two
noints have subsidized, The American
Fir. plate .comnanv ia 49,. .. ..,. 2
J M i{Ss -. II 3 3
MOVING Tor nesunPuoh g Z
of it's plants and the officials have felt
sure thew would succeed, Mayor E. l..
BoyntonS of Niles has issued a state
ment lin which he SAYS that the stor.
les of attempts upon the lives of Lis
bon workers were exaggerated. Man
ufacturers here express their, complete
satisfaction at the progresst they are
making They say lifSthey could get
projections for their men and property
sfrtltHeh Wind he n,tcklv ended. They
denv the kmalgamated association has
gained any ground at the Carnegie
nlants at Pittsb,rs and insist that the
p.roun Of ssreaat hlantsys shownsItoI he
with them ON the general can are
-stiH Arm Assistant Secretary Tighe
was, missing ,from tho STAFF at head.
nnarrters af7tha ANA eamafed ana, ru.
mors sent him 70 half a dozen different
nlaces. President shaffer would snot
.savawbereahe had,eone, aOne story
said he was in Chicago another that
he was At Newcastle from whence
rcame renojrts Of a serious break in the
Amalea mated forcas President Shat
fer saia.
"I am satisfied with the situation. 4
have received ro Irernorts from Mic, 90 &,
and tho, Wet, = I will leave, in H,e
- orn;ne for wheeling and Pow Fitz.
n,iII;an, ord Dc, noyis orc r. ON
there With me do not know when !
will a4nr, f,,-o wboalin ,,nE Y
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over $4,000 Men Out.
. The hest estimates of the number Of
men who went ont on the three strike
orders place the figure at 10000.
That, number is not idle now. however.
AS thous SAINTS of the men have gone to
inadeppeIndent mills or found work in
other nlaces. No accurate figures on
the number now idle are possible.
The number that obeyed the final call
at $4,000. but all the figures conflict
only partly crippled or the men still
Wayer in their allegiance to their en-