Accident to Train Driven by Strike-Breaker New York, July 9.
The frst serious accident since the! subway strike commenced took place to-day when a train, driven by a strike-breaker, rounded a curve too quickly and jumped off the rails No one was injured but the service was stopped for four hours.
The Strike Spreading July 10.
The subway workers who are on strike have now been given the support of one-third of the powerhouse men, who struck this morning. The current service, however, is being! maintained, Seven Hundred Men Fail to Return]
July 13, Nearly 700 striking sub-way workers failed to return to work by noon to-day, which was the employers' time-limit, They were accordingly discharged.
Tt is estimated that the strike has already cost $240,000 in lost reyenue—Reuter, Miners Executive to Meet the T. U. C.
London, July 14, 'An important development taken place in the coal situation, The General Council of the Trad Union Congress have invited the Miners' Executive to meet them tomorrow. There is little doubt that the miners will accept, This conference will be the first between the} miners and the T. U. calling off of the general Renter.
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