Descriptive Summary
The American Catholic Research Center and University Archives
1876-1931, n.d.
John Mitchell, 1870-1919
John Mitchell Papers
130 linear feet; 189 boxes
The John Mitchell Papers reflect his myriad labor and civil affiliations and are organized into six series: Correspondence, 1885-1931, n.d.; United Mine Workers of America, Minutes, Proceedings, Constitutions, and Reports, 1891-1908; Miscellaneous Minutes, Proceedings, and Reports, 1914-1919; Printed Matter, 1876-1918; Photographs, 1896-1924; and Miscellaneous and Unprocessed, 1884-1924, n.d. Significant persons, events, and conditions of the 'Gilded Age' are revealed, especially in the UMWA material, regarding such watershed issues as standardized wages, working conditions, and collective bargaining.
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Biographical Note
John Mitchell was a legendary leader of the United Mine Workers of America (UMWA), serving as President from 1898 to 1908, and leading the fledgling union through one of labor history's most significant and successful strikes, the Anthracite Coal Strike of 1902. A man of conservative dress and demeanor, he wrote two books, Organized Labor (1903) and The Wage Earner (1913), articulating his view that capital and labor could work together in 'class collaboration' if both were linked in prosperity. He was born 4 February 1870 in the coal mining village of Braidwood, Illinois. His parents, Robert Mitchell and Martha Halley, were poor immigrants from Ireland come to work in the Illinois coal fields. His mother died shortly after John's birth and his father died when the boy was only six years old. Reared by his father's third wife, a strict Presbyterian stepmother, he had little opportunity for education and assisted his stepmother in doing the neighborhood washing. Thus he learned early the lesson of self-dependence as impressed by poverty and bereavement. He left home at age 10 and began working as a farm laborer and, by age 12, as a trapper boy, opening and closing small doors that controlled ventilation in a coal mine.
Mitchell's career as a coal miner proceeded as he became a mule driver, a miner's helper, and finally a full blown coal miner. Though mostly working in Illinois, he also worked in both Colorado and New Mexico before returning to Illinois frustrated and broke. He had apparently decided the best way for coal miners to attain a better life was by organizing so he joined the Knights of Labor in 1885 at age 15. Five years later, in 1890, he was a founding member of the United Mine Workers of America (UMWA) union, an organization resulting from a meeting in Columbus, Ohio, of delegates of the Knights of Labor Trade Assembly No. 135 and of the National Progressive Union of Miners. Many British immigrants played an important role in the early days of the UMWA, with the Scottish born John Rae as the first President and the English born Robert Watchorn as the first Secretary. Later, the Scottish born William B. Wilson would work closely with Mitchell as Secretary-Treasurer, 1900-1908, before going on to first a career in Congress and then as the first Secretary of Labor, 1913-1921, in the cabinet of Woodrow Wilson. Mitchell first served the UMWA as a legislative agent and was elected Secretary-Treasurer of District 12 (Illinois) in 1895. He became an international union organizer in 1897, working alongside the celebrated "Mother" Mary Harris Jones, before being elected Vice President of the UMWA later that same year. Upon the resignation in September 1898 of President Michael Ratchford to become a member of the United States Industrial Commission, Mitchell became the acting UMWA President, winning election outright to the post in 1899.
In America, in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century union activity was a risky business. Shortly before John Mitchell became President of the UMWA a coal strike in Lattimer, Pennsylvania, had tragic results when 19 miners were shot and killed. Learning from this example, many other miners silently endured horrible conditions, long hours, and little pay. Coal operators controlled the mines, the coal towns, and thus the coal miners. Miners were often paid with coupons that could only be redeemed at company stores with inflated prices. Miners were forced to buy and maintain their own tools and supplies such as dynamite for blasting and oil for their lamps. As UMWA president, Mitchell faced the challenge to incorporate, with the help of local leaders and clergy, new workers from various ethnic groups, with many language barriers as well as cultural biases to be overcome. He respected the separate religious backgrounds and listened intently to their respective grievances. Miners found it easy to communicate with him, especially since he had worked in the mines himself, and they showed their affection for him by giving him the nickname of 'Johnnie da Mitch.' Many also respected him because his conservative dress and demeanor seemed to be priestly qualities. Mitchell also deserves much of the credit for swelling membership rolls. He would also have to provide key strike leadership.
In May 1902, a coal strike shut down the anthracite (harder and cleaner burning than bituminous) coal fields of eastern Pennsylvania as coal miners there, who worked twelve hour shifts, six days a week, for minimal pay, demanded a ten to twenty percent pay increase, an eight-hour work day, a fair system of weighing coal, and union recognition. John Mitchell presented the coal miners' grievances to the employers who rejected and refused to compromise. Tension rose as local police, hired detectives, and the Pennsylvania National Guard were mobilized. As the price of coal rose, schools in New York City were forced to close while angry citizens began chopping up telegraph poles for use as firewood. This induced U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt to intervene, the first time an American president had done so, in a labor dispute as he believed the welfare of the American people must take precedence over both labor and capital. He invited both sides to Washington to meet in October 1902. With both Mitchell and George Baer, leader of the employers in attendance, a compromise put forth by industrialist J.P. Morgan was accepted and the strike was over after 163 days. The agreement resulted in a ten percent pay increase, an eight hour work day for engineers and firemen, and a nine hour work day for other miners. The employers still refused to recognize the UMWA, but a committee was established to settle disputes that consisted of equal numbers of management and labor representatives. Mitchell's leadership of the strike won public acclaim for his moderate approach to industrial relations. He had also demonstrated that the southern and eastern European immigrants (the majority of anthracite miners) could be effectively organized into unions.
In the aftermath of his great success, however, Mitchell's growing conservatism, at least according to socialist critics like Thomas Lewis, began to estrange him from UMWA leaders and members, and, combined with declining health, eventually resulted in his resigning the Presidency in 1908 and being succeeded by Lewis. Mitchell then served as Chairman of the Trade Agreement Department of the National Civic Federation, an organization of employers and labor leaders dedicated to cooperative relations between businessmen and unions that he had helped found in 1900, though militants in the UMWA forced him to resign the position in 1911. He also continued to serve the UMWA as their representative at the conventions of the American Federation of Labor (AFL), an organization he also served as a Vice President from 1898 to 1914. He was part of a landmark U.S. Supreme Court case, along with AFL President Samuel Gompers and AFL Secretary-Treasurer Frank Morrison, after all three were sentenced to prison by an appeals court for violating an injunction during a strike at the Buck Stove and Range Company in St. Louis. The Supreme Court overturned the contempt citation based upon the technicality that the appeals court was out of order in allowing the company to bring the complaint of contempt to them rather than in the district court itself.
In his last years, he was a member of the New York State Workman's Compensation Commission in 1914 and in 1915, when the Commission was merged with the New York Department of Labor Industrial Commission, he was appointed Chairman. He also served on the Federal Milk Commission, Federal Food Board for New York City, New York State Food Administration, and the New York State Council of Farms and Markets. Often in poor health, he died after an operation for gall stones, in New York City on 9 September, 1919, at the age of 49. He is buried in Scranton, Pennsylvania, the heart of the Anthracite region and site of his greatest triumph. There is also a statue of him there on the grounds of the Lackawanna County Courthouse, with both the statue and courthouse as National Historic Landmarks. Mitchell had been very close to his secretary, Elizabeth Catherine Morris, who served him faithfully from his days as UMWA President until his death, and beyond, as she, along with his three children (he had married a miner's daughter named Catherine O'Rouke in 1892), did much to preserve his personal papers before they eventually ended up in the Catholic University Archives where they are currently housed.
Scope and Contents
The Mitchell Papers contain correspondence, printed materials, and photographs, the majority of which is correspondence that includes carbon copies of Mitchell's replies to correspondents as well as drafts of articles, speeches, meeting minutes, financial reports, and convention resolutions. A significant portion of the papers were microfilmed in 1974 and organized into five series: Correspondence, 1885-1919; United Mine Workers of America (UMWA) Minutes, Proceedings, Constitutions, and Reports, 1891-1908; Miscellaneous Minutes, Proceedings, and Reports, 1914-1919; Printed Matter, 1888-1912; and Photographs, 1896-1924. Recent processing efforts have resulted in revised dates, listed below, for most of these series. Also, the remaining part of the collection not microfilmed has since been largely organized into a sixth series titled Miscellaneous and Unprocessed, 1884-1924, and undated. The microfilm edition of the Mitchell papers is available in many libraries and the Guide to the Microfilm Edition (1974), edited by John A. Turcheneske, and is especially valuable in its content listing of the microfilm reels. Staff at the American Catholic History Research Center and University Archives of The Catholic University of America (CUA) prepared a corresponding box list, with both listings incorporated below. This finding aid is presented not as a finished product but as an effort to make the collection more accessible even though a complete folder listing is not yet available.
Series 1, Correspondence, 1885-1931, and undated, is by far the largest and most significant series and reflect his actions as President of the United Mine Workers of America (UMWA) from 1898 to 1908, Chairman of the Trade Agreement Department of the National Civic Federation from 1908 to 1911, Vice President of the American Federation of Labor (AFL) from 1898 to 1914, member of the New York Food, Industrial, and Workman's Compensation commissions from 1914 to 1919, and several other positions. The UMWA correspondence is probably the most important, including the struggle for standardized wages, an eight hour work day, safe working conditions, and recognition as the sole bargaining agent for coal miners. In sorting through this it was found that there is actually material dated as late as 1931, and not 1919, as listed in the 1974 Microfilm Guide. Correspondence is arranged chronologically by year, month, and day. That dated only by month and year is located at the end of the month, and that dated only by year is located at the end of the year. All undated correspondence is located at the end of dated correspondence. Significant correspondents include Frank Farrington, William Green, John P. White, John H. Walker, Frank Morrison, Samuel Gompers, W.P. Fairley, and 'Mother' Mary Harris Jones. There is both a box listing and a corresponding microfilm reel listing where relevant as well as an index of correspondents with over 30,000 entries available in-house that can be searched upon requests being made to the Archives staff at archives@mail.lib.cua.edu.
Series 2, United Mine Workers of America (UMWA) Minutes, Proceedings, Constitutions, and Reports, 1891-1919, contains material focused on but not limited to the years John Mitchell was affiliated with the UMWA in a leadership capacity, 1898-1908. Material dated 1891-1908, with some exceptions, were microfilmed, while those dated 1909-1919 were not. However, the latter had been marked to be microfilmed and so were included in this current arrangement of the papers. Overall, the materials include typescript minutes of the National Executive Board meetings and a report of a special convention regarding the Anthracite Coal Strike of 1902 as well as printed national and district convention proceedings and union constitutions and by-laws.
Series 3, Miscellaneous Minutes, Proceedings, and Reports, 1902-1919, constitutes an often incomplete hodgepodge of minutes and reports from several organizations other than the United Mine Workers of America (UMWA) that Mitchell served. Foremost among these are the American Federation of Labor (AFL) with typescript minutes of the AFL Executive Council, 1902-1913; typescript reports of the AFL President, 1907-1910; and typescript minutes of the Secretary, 1902-1913. There are also typescript minutes of the New York State Food Commission, 1917-1919; the New York States Industrial Commission, 1914-1919; and the New York State Workman's Compensation Commission, 1914-1919.
Series 4, Printed Matter, 1876-1918, consists of miscellaneous pamphlets and newspaper clippings regarding labor related issues. The first part consists of 45 numbered pamphlets, 1888-1912, that were microfilmed. They are arranged alphabetically by author and/or title with bibliographic entries provided in the reel listing in the Microfilm Guide. Subjects include the eight hour work day, miners' working conditions, and the Anthracite Coal Strike of 1902. In addition, there are several additional printed items, 1876-1918 and undated, apparently reviewed to be considered but not ultimately selected for microfilming, that are included in this arrangement.
Series 5, Photographs, 1896-1924, includes many portraits of important people, such as Clarence Darrow and Theodore Roosevelt, as well as significant events, like the Anthracite Coal Strike of 1902 and the First World War. There are also photographs illustrating mining techniques of the time and featuring the Beech Flats Coal Company and the Kehota Mining Company. The first part consist of 83 numbered photos that were microfilmed and an additional 150 images that were not selected, including several only recently discovered and pulled from Series 6. All 231 images are included as part of an on-line digital collection of John Mitchell's photos created by the Digital Collections Production Center (DCPC) of the Washington Research Libraries Consortium (WRLC) in 2008-2009 at http://www.aladin.wrlc.org/gsdl/collect/mitchell/mitchell.shtml.
Series 6, Miscellaneous and Unprocessed, 1884-1924, and undated, is a miscellany of material received decades ago from John Mitchell's children and his secretary, Elizabeth Morris. It has not been organized and was not included in the 1970s microfilming project. The majority of this series consists of miscellaneous newspaper clippings, much of it brittle and difficult to use, that appears to have been gathered by a clipping service, with a large portion of it focused on the Anthracite Coal Strike of 1902. There is also a significant amount of printed matter that is an assortment of pamphlets and booklets in relatively good condition, and which might eventually be pulled and added to an historical pamphlet collection somewhere. This series also includes some stray typescript minutes and reports from the UMWA, AFL, and several other organizations. Finally, there is a small but significant section of personal papers, largely family photographs, belonging to Mitchell's faithful secretary, Elizabeth Morris.
Arrangement
- Series 1: Correspondence, 1885-1931, n.d., Boxes 1-101
- Series 2: United Mine Workers of America (UMWA): Minutes, Proceedings, Constitutions, and Reports, 1891-1919 (Boxes 102-109)
- Series 3: Miscellaneous Minutes, Proceedings, and Reports, 1902-1919, Boxes 110-124
- Series 4: Printed Matter, 1876-1918, Boxes 125-129
- Series 5: Photographs, 1896-1924, Boxes 130-134
- Series 6: Miscellaneous and Unprocessed, 1884-1924, n.d., Boxes 135-189
None.
Related Material
There are several other related collections housed at Catholic University:
John Brophy Papers
John W. Hayes Papers
Mother Jones Collection
Terence V. Powderly Papers
Index Terms
This record series is indexed under the following controlled access subject terms.
Persons:
Gompers, Samuel, 1850-1924
Jones, 'Mother' Mary Harris, 1843?-1930
Roosevelt, Theodore, 1858-1919
White, John P., 1870-1934
Wilson, William B., 1862-1934
Organizations:
American Federation of Labor (AFL) New York State Food Commission
New York State Industrial Commission
New York State Workmen's Compensation Commission
United Mine Workers of America (UMWA)
Places:
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Subjects:
Coal Mining--history--United States
Coal Mining--Illinois
Coal Mining--Pennsylvania
Labor unions
United Mine Workers of America--Biography
United Mine Workers of America--History
Acquisition Information
In 1942, Rev. Raymond McGowan met with Rev. Thomas Darby at an industrial conference in Brooklyn, New York. Darby informed him that the children of labor leader John Mitchell had preserved his papers and were willing to donate them to the Catholic University of America. McGowan referred him to Msgr. Francis J. Haas. Haas, in consultation with the Procurator Rev. James Magner and the Librarian Francis Mullen, contacted two of the Mitchell children, Robert Mitchell and Mrs. Debaun Claydon, and arranged for these materials to be shipped to the library in December of 1943. The Minutes of the Library and Museum Committee of 6 June 1947 state "that the university, in accepting the collection, made no financial provisions for cataloging it, in spite of the fact it had no archivist to do such work..." Over the years additional material was received from the Mitchell children as well as a significant donation of material that had been in the care of Mitchell's faithful secretary, Elizabeth Morris. The Mitchell Papers, sans most clippings and many photographs, was microfilmed in 1974 and a printed Guide was prepared by editor, John A Turcheneske, Jr.
Processing Information
Processing and EAD markup, 2008-2009, by William John Shepherd. Correspondence index in 2011 by Raymond Moore.
Select Bibliography
Gluck, Elsie. John Mitchell. New York: John Day, 1929.
Gowaski, Joseph M. "From Conflict to Cooperation: John Mitchell and Bituminous Coal Operators, 1898-1908," The Historian (38), August 1976, 669-688.
Gowaskie, Joseph M. "John Mitchell and the Anthracite Mine Workers-Leadership, Conservatism and Rank and File Militancy," Labor History (27:1), Winter 1985-1986, 54-84.
Kashatus, William C. "The UMWA Wins America's Approval: John Mitchell and the Anthracite Strike of 1902," Pennsylvania Heritage, (26: 3), 2000, 32-39.
Morris, James O. "The Acquisitive Spirit of John Mitchell, UMW President, 1899-1908," Labor History (20:1), Winter 1978-1979, 5-43.
Phelan, Craig. Divided Loyalties: The Public and Private Life of Labor Leader John Mitchell. New York: State University of New York, 1994.
Phelan, Craig. "The Making of a Labor Leader: John Mitchell and the Anthracite Strike of 1900," Pennsylvania History (63:1), Winter 1996, 53-77.
Turcheneske, John A. (ed.) A Guide to the Microfilm Edition of the John Mitchell Papers 1885-1919. Glen Rock, New Jersey: Microfilming Corporation of America, 1974.
Detailed Description of the Collection
Series 1: Correspondence
1885-1931, n.d.
(101 boxes)
The Correspondence series is the primary series of this collection of papers. There is both a box listing and a corresponding microfilm reel listing where relevant and an index of correspondents available in-house that can be searched upon requests being made to the Archives staff at archives@mail.lib.cua.edu.
1
1
Correspondence,
September 12, 1885-August 15, 1899
2
1
Correspondence,
August 16, 1899-February 28, 1900
3
1-2
Correspondence,
March 1, 1900-October 15, 1900
4
2
Correspondence,
October 16, 1900-February 28, 1901
5
2-3
Correspondence,
March 1, 1900-July 16, 1901
6
3
Correspondence,
July 17, 1901-October 10, 1901
7
3
Correspondence,
October 11 1901-Undate 1901
8
4
Correspondence,
January1, 1902-May 31, 1902
9
4
Correspondence,
June 1, 1902-September 28, 1902
10
4-5
Correspondence,
September 29, 1902-November 30, 1902
11
5
Correspondence,
December 1, 1902-Undated 1902
12
5-6
Correspondence,
January 1, 1903-April 17, 1903
13
6
Correspondence,
April 18, 1903-August 20, 1903
14
6-7
Correspondence,
August 21, 1903-November 10, 1903
15
7
Correspondence,
November 11, 1903-Undated 1903
16
7-8
Correspondence,
January 1, 1904-March 31, 1904
17
8
Correspondence,
April 1, 1904-June 30, 1904
18
8
Correspondence,
July 1, 1904-December 6, 1904
19
9
Correspondence,
December 7, 1904-February 28, 1905
20
9
Correspondence,
March 1, 1905-June 15, 1905
21
10
Correspondence,
June 16, 1905-October 31, 1905
22
10
Correspondence,
November 1, 1905-Undated 1905
23
10-11
Correspondence,
January 1, 1906-April 10, 1906
24
10-11
Correspondence,
April 11, 1906-August 31, 1906
25
11
Correspondence,
September 1, 1906-Undated 1906
26
11-12
Correspondence,
January 2, 1907-May 10, 1907
27
12
Correspondence,
May 11, 1907-September 14, 1907
28
12
Correspondence,
September 16, 1907-November 30, 1907
29
12-13
Correspondence,
December 1, 1907-January 30, 1908
30
13
Correspondence,
February 1, 1908-May 23, 1908
31
13-14
Correspondence,
May 24, 1908-August 3, 1908
32
14
Correspondence,
August 4, 1908-October 28, 1908
33
14-15
Correspondence,
October 1, 1908-December 10, 1908
34
15
Correspondence,
December 11, 1908-Undated 1908
35
15
Correspondence,
January 1, 1909-February 27, 1909
36
15-16
Correspondence,
March 1, 1909-April 30, 1909
37
16
Correspondence,
May 1, 1909-July 10, 1909
38
16-17
Correspondence,
July 11, 1909-September 7, 1909
39
17
Correspondence,
September 8, 1909-October 26, 1909
40
17
Correspondence,
October 27, 1909-December 4, 1909
41
17-18
Correspondence,
December 1, 1909-December 29, 1909
42
17-18
Correspondence,
December 30, 1909-Undated, 1909
43
19
Correspondence,
January 1, 1910-February 18, 1910
44
19
Correspondence,
February 19, 1910-April 13, 1910
45
19-20
Correspondence,
April 14, 1910-May 31, 1910
46
20
Correspondence,
June 1, 1910-July 30, 1910
47
20-21
Correspondence,
August 1, 1910-September 26, 1910
48
21
Correspondence,
September 27, 1910-November 18, 1910
49
21
Correspondence,
November 19, 1910-Undated, 1910
50
21-22
Correspondence,
Undated, 1910-January 14, 1911
51
22
Correspondence,
January 15, 1911-February 13, 1911
52
22
Correspondence,
February 14, 1911-March 10, 1911
53
22-23
Correspondence,
March 11, 1911-April 14, 1911
54
23
Correspondence,
April 15, 1911-May 26, 1911
55
23
Correspondence,
May 27, 1911-July 28, 1911
56
23-24
Correspondence,
July 29, 1911-September 30, 1911
57
24
Correspondence,
October 1, 1911-November 14, 1911
58
24
Correspondence,
November 15, 1911-December 31, 1911
59
25
Correspondence,
Undated, 1911-January 10, 1912
60
25
Correspondence,
January 11, 1912-February 23, 1912
61
25-26
Correspondence,
February 24, 1912-April 24, 1912
62
26
Correspondence,
April 25, 1912-June 19, 1912
63
26
Correspondence,
June 20, 1912-August 31, 1912
64
27
Correspondence,
September 1, 1912-November 10, 1912
65
27
Correspondence,
November 11, 1912-Undated, 1912
66
28
Correspondence,
Undated, 1912-February 5, 1913
67
28
Correspondence,
February 6, 1913-April 7, 1913
68
28-29
Correspondence,
April 8, 1913-May 6, 1913
69
29
Correspondence,
May 7, 1913-June 23, 1913
70
29
Correspondence,
June 24, 1913-August 31, 1913
71
29-30
Correspondence,
September 1, 1913-November 15, 1913
72
30
Correspondence,
November 17, 1913-Undated, 1913
73
30
Correspondence,
Undated, 1913-February 14, 1914
74
30
Correspondence,
February 15, 1914-April 7, 1914
75
30-31
Correspondence,
April 8, 1914-June 12, 1914
76
31
Correspondence,
June 13, 1914-October 14, 1914
77
31
Correspondence,
October 15, 1914-Undated, 1914
78
31-32
Correspondence,
Undated, 1914-March 15, 1915
79
32
Correspondence,
March 16, 1915-August 31, 1915
80
32-33
Correspondence,
September 1, 1915-Undated, 1915
81
33
Correspondence,
Undated, 1915-May 15, 1916
82
33-34
Correspondence,
May 16, 1916-November 30, 1916
83
34
Correspondence,
December 1, 1916-January 31, 1917
84
34
Correspondence,
February 1, 1917-June 10, 1917
85
34-35
Correspondence,
June 11, 1917-October 3, 1917
86
35
Correspondence,
October 4, 1917-December 10, 1917
87
35
Correspondence,
December 11, 1917-January 31, 1918
88
35-36
Correspondence,
February 1, 1918-April 30, 1918
89
36
Correspondence,
May 1, 1918-August 10, 1918
90
36
Correspondence,
August 12, 1918-November 11, 1918
91
36-37
Correspondence,
November 12, 1918-Undated, 1918
92
37
Correspondence,
Undated, 1918-February 10, 1919
93
37
Correspondence,
February 11, 1919-April 18, 1919
94
37-38
Correspondence,
April 19, 1919-August 15, 1919
95
38
Correspondence,
August 16, 1919-Undated, 1919
96
38
Correspondence,
Undated, 1919-December 31, 1920
97
38
Correspondence,
Undated, 1920-October 3, 1931
98
38-40
Correspondence,
Undated (1-8)
99
38-40
Correspondence,
Undated (9-16)
100
38-40
Correspondence,
Undated (17-24)
101
38-40
Correspondence,
Undated (25-28) - Letterpress Copybook, May 15, 1903-February 19, 1904
Series 2: United Mine Workers of America (UMWA): Minutes, Proceedings, Constitutions, and Reports,
1891-1919
(8 boxes)
Included are typescript minutes of the National Executive Board, printed union proceedings, union constitutions, and a typescript report from the special convention called to consider the anthracite coal strike of 1902. Material from 1891-1908, with some exceptions, were microfilmed while those for 1909-1919 were not.
102
41
Minutes of the (UMWA) National Executive Board,
February 3, 1900 - March 21, 1908
103
41
Proceedings of the First Annual Convention of the United Mine Workers of America Held at Columbus, Ohio on February 10-17, 1891
64 pages.
103
41
Proceedings of the Ninth Annual Convention of the United Mine Workers of America, Held at Columbus, Ohio, January Eleventh, 1898
32 pages.
103
41
Proceedings of the Tenth Annual Convention of the United Mine Workers of America, Held at Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, January Ninth, 1899
43 pages.
103
41
Proceedings of the Eleventh Annual Convention of the United Mine Workers of America, Held at Indianapolis, Indiana, January Fifteenth, 1900
68 pages.
103
41
Minutes of the Twelfth Annual Convention of the United Mine Workers of America, Held at Indianapolis, Indiana, January 21 to 30, 1901
112 pages.
103
41
Minutes of the Thirteenth Annual Convention of the United Mine Workers of America, Held at Indianapolis, Indiana, January 20 to 29, 1902
188 pages.
103
41
Minutes of the Fourteenth Annual Convention of the United Mine Workers of America, Held at Indianapolis, Indiana, January 19 to 27, 1903
508 pages.
103
41
Minutes of the Fifteenth Annual Convention of the United Mine Workers of America, Held at Indianapolis, Indiana, January 18 to 27, 1904
319 pages.
103
41
Minutes of the Sixteenth Annual Convention of the United Mine Workers of America, Held at Indianapolis, Indiana, January 16 to 23, Inclusive, 1905
363 pages.
104
41
Minutes of the Seventeenth Annual Convention of the United Mine Workers of America, Held at Indianapolis, Indiana, January 16 to 24, 1906
466 pages.
104
42
Minutes of the Special Convention: United Mine Workers of America, Held in the German House: at Indianapolis, Indiana, March 15 to 30, 1906
102 pages.
104
42
Minutes of the Eighteenth Annual Convention of the United Mine Workers of America, Held at Indianapolis, Indiana, January 15 to 22, Inclusive, 1907
466 pages.
104
42
Minutes of the Nineteenth Annual Convention of the United Mine Workers of America, Held at Indianapolis, Indiana, January 21 to February 3, Inclusive, 1908
536 pages.
104
42
Minutes of the Recovened Nineteenth Annual Convention of the United Mine Workers of America, Held at Indianapolis, Indiana, March 12 to March 20, Inclusive, 1908
112 pages.
104
42
Consitutions and Laws of the United Mine Workers of America,
1890
4 pages.
104
42
Consitutions and Laws of the United Mine Workers of America, Established January 25th, 1890, Amended 1896
16 pages.
104
42
Consitutions and Laws of the United Mine Workers of America, Revision 1900
16 pages.
104
42
Consitutions and Laws of the National Union, United Mine Workers of America, Revision 1901
24 pages.
104
42
Report of the Special Convention of the United Mine Workers of America Called to Consider the Strike on the Anthracite Field, July 17-19, 1902
105 pages.
105
Proceedings of the Tenth Annual Convention of District No. 1, United Mine Workers of America,
July 20-25, 1908
83 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
105
Proceedings of the Fourteenth Annual Convention of District No. 2, United Mine Workers of America, Altoona, Pennsylvania, March 1903
22 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
105
Proceedings of the Fifteenth Annual Convention of District No. 2, United Mine Workers of America, Altoona, Pennsylvania, March 1904
40 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
105
Proceedings of the Sixteenth Annual Convention of District No. 2, United Mine Workers of America, Altoona, Pennsylvania, March 1905
64 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
105
Proceedings of the Seventeenth Annual Convention of District No. 2, United Mine Workers of America, Clearfield, Pennsylvania, 1906
130 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
105
Proceedings of the 18th Annual Convention of District No. 2, United Mine Workers of America, Dubois, Pennsylvania, March 27, 1907
Not microfilmed for this project.
105
Proceedings of the Nineteenth Annual Convention of District No. 2, United Mine Workers of America, Dubois, Pennsylvania, March 24-30, 1908
Not microfilmed for this project.
105
Minutes of the Special Convention of District No. 2, United Mine Workers of America Held at Clearfield, Pennsylvania, Sept. 29 to Oct. 7, 1908
Not microfilmed for this project.
105
Minutes of the 20th Annual Convention of District No. 2, United Mine Workers of America Held at Altoona, Pennsylvania, March 23-30, 1909
Not microfilmed for this project.
105
Minutes of the Special Convention of District No. 2, United Mine Workers of America Held at Clearfield, Pennsylvania, Aug. 6-7, 1909
192 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
105
Minutes of the Twenty-Second Annual Convention of District No. 2, United Mine Workers of America Held at Dubois, Pennsylvania, March 21-30, 1911, Volume 1.
Pages 1-502. Not microfilmed for this project.
105
Minutes of the Twenty-Second Annual Convention of District No. 2, United Mine Workers of America Held at Dubois, Pennsylvania, March 21-30, 1911, Volume 2.
Pages 503-978. Not microfilmed for this project.
106
Minutes of the Twenty-Third Annual Convention of District No. 2, United Mine Workers of America Held at Dubois, Pennsylvania, April 2-12, 1912, Volume 1.
368 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
106
Minutes of the Twenty-Third Annual Convention of District No. 2, United Mine Workers of America Held at Dubois, Pennsylvania, April 2-12, 1912, Volume 2.
380 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
106
Minutes of the Twenty-Fourth Successive Constitutional and First Bi-ennial Convention of District No. 2, United Mine Workers of America Held at Dubois, Pennsylvania, February 24, 1914, Volume 2.
Pages 385-840. Not microfilmed for this project.
106
Minutes of the Twenty-Fifth Successive Constitutional and Second Bi-ennial Convention of District No. 2, United Mine Workers of America Held at Dubois, Pennsylvania, February 29, 1915, Volume 1.
Pages 1-518. Not microfilmed for this project.
106
Minutes of the Twenty-Fifth Successive Constitutional and Second Bi-ennial Convention of District No. 2, United Mine Workers of America Held at Dubois, Pennsylvania, February 29, 1915, Volume 2.
Pages 519-1126. Not microfilmed for this project.
106
Minutes of the Twenty-First Annual Convention of the United Mine Workers of America District No. 5, April 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 18, 19, 20, 1910, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
430 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
106
Minutes of the Twenty-Second Annual Convention of the United Mine Workers of America District No. 5, March 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, April 1, 1911, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
368 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
107
United Mine Workers of America District No. 6 Ohio Issued by the Authority......for Scale Year April 1, 1906 to April 1908
110 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
107
Minutes of the Nineteenth Annual Convention of District 6. United Mine Workers of America, Columbus, Ohio, January 14, 1908
32 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
107
Proceedings of the First Semi-Annual Convention District 9, U.M.W. of A. Held at Union Hall, Pottsville, Pennsylvania, June 18th, 19th, 20th, 21th and 22nd, 1901
24 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
107
Proceedings of the First Annual Convention District 12, United Mine Workers, of America......Springfield, Illinois, March 4 to 7, 1890
24 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
107
Proceedings of the Tenth Annual Convention of District 12, United Mine Workers, of America and Joint Convention of Miners and Operators.....Springfield, Illinois, February 27 to March 10, 1899
400 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
107
Proceedings of the Eleventh Annual Convention of District 12, United Mine Workers, of America and Joint Convention of Miners and Operators.....Springfield, Illinois, February 19 to March 2, 1900
74 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
107
Decision of the Commission Selected by the Operators and Miners of the Danville Sub-District to Interpret the Sixteenth Clause of the Illinois State Agreement for the Scale Year beginning April 1, 1901
12 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
107
Agreement as to Mining Prices and Conditions for the Scale Year Ending March 31, 1901 Between Danville Sub-District 4, of District 12, of the United Mine Workers of America and the Danville District Coal Operators Association,
1901
8 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
107
Joint Convention of the Illinois Coal Operators Association and the United Mine Workers of America District 12 Held at Springfield, Illinois, February 25 to March 11, 1901
252 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
107
Joint Convention of the Illinois Coal Operators Association and the United Mine Workers of America District 12 Held at Peoria, Illinois, February 24 to March 13, 1902
368 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
107
Joint Convention of the Illinois Coal Operators Association and the United Mine Workers of America District 12 Held at Springfield Illinois, February 22 to March 7, 1903
224 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
107
Joint Convention of the Illinois Coal Operators Association and the United Mine Workers of America District 12 Held at Chicago, Illinois, February 22, 1904 and Springfield, Illinois, March 24 to April 3, 1904
224 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
107
Proceedings of the Special Convention of District 12, United Mine Workers of America Held in Springfield, Illinois, April 24, 1908
202 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
107
Report of the Proceedings of the Eighteenth Annual Convention United Mine Workers of America District 12 Held at Springfield, Illinois, February 19 to 26 Inclusive 1907
196 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
107
Proceedings of the Twenty-Second Annual Convention of the United Mine Workers of America District 12 Held in the City of Springfield, Illinois, February 21 to March 1, Inclusive 1911
504 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
108
The Des Moines Agreement Between Coal Operators of Iowa and U.M.W. of A., District 13 Effective April 1, 1903, Until March 31, 1904
16 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
108
Proceedings of the Special Convention District No. Thirteen U.M.W. of A. Held in the City of Des Moines, Iowa, December 4-7, Inclusive 1907
24 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
108
Articles of Agreement and Scale of Wages Adopted by District 15, U.M.W. of A. and the Coal Operators of Boulder and Weld Counties Jan. 1, 1907 to March 31, 1908
24 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
108
Joint Agreement of Coal Operators Association and United Mine Workers of America of District No. 19,
1907
28 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
108
Joint Interstate Agreements of Operators and Miners Pittsburg, Kansas July 27, 1903 and Fort Smith, Arkansas September 1, 1903 For Scale Year from September 1, 1903, to August 31, 1904
32 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
108
Report of District President to the Sixth Convention of District 25, U.M.W. of A. Kansas City, Missouri,
1908
52 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
108
Interstate and District Agreements, District Constitution, District 25, United Mine Workers of America,
1903-1904
76 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
108
Minutes Sixth District Convention, District 25, United Mine Workers of America Kansas City, Missouri, May 25, 1908
132 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
108
Minutes and Proceedings of the Joint Board Meeting of Districts Nos. 1, 7 and 9, Held at Central Labor Union Hall, March 29, 1901
8 pages in English, with three 8 page translations, one in Polish, one in Lithuanian, and one in Slovak. Not microfilmed for this project.
108
Proceedings of the Special Convention of Districts Nos. 1, 7 and 9, United Mine Workers of America at Court House, Scranton, Pennsylvania, March 3th, 4th, 5th, 1906
110 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
108
Proceedings of the Joint Convention of Districts Nos. 1, 7 and 9, United Mine Workers of America, Held in Opera House, Shamokin, Pennsylvania, March 18-22, 24, 1902
36 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
108
Proceedings of the Joint Convention of Districts Nos. 1, 7 and 9, United Mine Workers of America, Held in St. Thomas College Hall Scranton, Pennsylvania, October 12th to 15th, 1908
24 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
108
Proceedings of the Third Inter-State Convention United Mine Workers of America...Districts 14, 21, and 25 Convened at Pittsburg, Kansas 1904
228 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
108
Proceedings Interstate Convention U.M.W. of A. Districts 14, 21, 25 March 30, Mary 19-25, 1908 Kansas City, Missouri
344 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
108
Illinois Agreement as to Mining Prices and Conditions for the Scale Year Ending March 31, 1902, The Illinois Coal Operators Association and United Mine Workers of Illinois Made in Springfield, Illinois, March 11, 1901.
8 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
108
Illinois Agreement as to Mining Prices and Conditions for the Scale Year Ending March 31, 1903, The Illinois Coal Operators' Association and United Mine Workers of Illinois Made in Peoria, Illinois, March 13, 1902.
8 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
108
Agreement Between The Illinois Coal Operators' Association and United Mine Workers of Illinois for the Scale Year Beginning April 1, 1903
8 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
108
Joint Interstate Agreement Illinois State Agreement District and Local Agreements for the Scale Year Ending March 31, 1903
96 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
108
Joint Interstate Agreement Illinois State Agreement District and Local Agreements for the Scale Year Ending March 31, 1904
102 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
108
Proceedings of Convention of United Mine Workers of Illinois Called for March 24, 1904 Springfield, Illinois
12 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
109
Joint Interstate Agreement Illinois State Agreement District and Local Agreements April 1, 1904 to March 31, 1906 issued by The Illinois Coal Operators Association the United Mine Workers of Illinois
84 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
109
Joint Interstate Agreement of Operators and Miners Pittsburgh, Kansas, July 27, 1903 for Scale Year from September 1, 1903, to August 31, 1904
28 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
109
Agreement United Mine Workers of America with Coal Companies of Wyoming Year Commencing October 1, 1906, for Mines in Wyoming
12 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
109
Agreement Between United Mine Workers of America and The Coal Operators' Association of Wyoming Year Commencing September 1, 1907, for Mines in Wyoming
36 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
109
Agreement United Mine Workers of America with Western Coal Operators' Association of Canada......April 1, 1907, to March 31, 1909
14 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
109
Report of Special Convention of the United Mine Workers of America, Called to Consider the Strike in the Anthracite Field, Indianapolis, Indiana, July 17-18-19, 1902
Typescript, 105 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
109
Minutes of the Joint Convention of Districts No. 1, 7, and 9, United Mine Workers of America, Held in the Grand Opera House, Hazleton, Pennsylvania, May 14, 15, 16, 1902
Typescript, 134 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
109
Resolutions Adopted by the Joint Executive Boards of Districts No. 14, 21, and 25...(United Mine Workers of America),
November 8, 1902
Typescript, 2 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
109
Minutes of the Third Annual Convention of District No. 9, Held in Mine Workers Hall Minersville, Pennsylvania Commencing Tuesday December the 16h, 1902
Typescript. Not microfilmed for this project.
109
Minutes of the Joint Convention of Districts 1, 7, and 9, United Mine Workers of America, Scranton, Pennsylvania,
1903
Typescript, 10 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
109
A.D. Wales vs. United Mine Workers of America in the Matter of the Examination of Louis M. Hammerling,
1905
Typescript, 63 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
109
St. Louis Typographical Union No. 8 declares its loyalty...,
1908?
Typescript, 2 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
Series 3: Miscellaneous Minutes, Proceedings, and Reports,
1902-1919
(15 boxes)
Material from the American Federation of Labor (AFL), New York State Food Commission, New York State Industrial Commission, and the New York Stated Workman's Compensation Commission.
110
43
American Federation of Labor (AFL), Minutes of the Executive Council,
4/14/1902-4/19/1902
Typescript.
110
43
American Federation of Labor (AFL), Minutes of the Executive Council,
7/22/1902-7/26/1902
Typescript.
110
43
American Federation of Labor (AFL), Minutes of the Executive Council,
10/6/1902-10/11/1902
Typescript.
110
43
American Federation of Labor (AFL), Minutes of the Executive Council,
1/19/1903-1/24/1903
Typescript.
110
43
American Federation of Labor (AFL), Minutes of the Executive Council,
4/20/1903-4/23/1903
Typescript.
110
43
American Federation of Labor (AFL), Minutes of the Executive Council,
6/19/1903-6/24/1903
Typescript.
110
43
American Federation of Labor (AFL), Minutes of the Executive Council,
9/21/1903-9/24/1903
Typescript.
110
43
American Federation of Labor (AFL), Minutes of the Executive Council,
11/15/1903-11/22/1903
Typescript.
110
43
American Federation of Labor (AFL), Minutes of the Executive Council,
9/12/1904-9/15/1904
Typescript.
110
43
American Federation of Labor (AFL), Minutes of the Executive Council,
11/9/1904-12/2/1904
Typescript.
110
43
American Federation of Labor (AFL), Minutes of the Executive Council,
3/13/1905-3/18/1905
Typescript.
110
43
American Federation of Labor (AFL), Minutes of the Executive Council,
6/12/1905-6/17/1905
Typescript.
110
43
American Federation of Labor (AFL), Minutes of the Executive Council,
9/17/1905-9/22/1905
Typescript.
110
43
American Federation of Labor (AFL), Minutes of the Executive Council,
11/11/1905-11/26/1905
Typescript.
110
43
American Federation of Labor (AFL), Minutes of the Executive Council,
3/19/1906-3/23/1906
Typescript.
110
43
American Federation of Labor (AFL), Minutes of the Executive Council,
6/18/1906-6/22/1906
Typescript.
110
43
American Federation of Labor (AFL), Minutes of the Executive Council,
11/11/1906-11/25/1906
Typescript.
111
43
American Federation of Labor (AFL), Minutes of the Executive Council,
3/18/1907-3/23/1907
Typescript.
111
43
American Federation of Labor (AFL), Minutes of the Executive Council,
8/19/1907-8/24/1907
Typescript.
111
43
American Federation of Labor (AFL), Minutes of the Executive Council,
11/10/1907, 11/24/1907
Typescript.
111
43
American Federation of Labor (AFL), Minutes of the Executive Council,
1/20/1908-1/25/1908
Typescript.
111
43
American Federation of Labor (AFL), Minutes of the Executive Council,
3/16/1908-3/20/1908
Typescript.
111
43
American Federation of Labor (AFL), Minutes of the Executive Council,
6/13/1908-6/20/1908
Typescript.
111
43
American Federation of Labor (AFL), Minutes of the Executive Council,
7/6/1908-7/10/1908
Typescript.
111
43
American Federation of Labor (AFL), Minutes of the Executive Council,
9/9/1908-9/12/1908
Typescript.
111
43
American Federation of Labor (AFL), Minutes of the Executive Council,
1/11/1909-1/16/1909
Typescript.
111
43
American Federation of Labor (AFL), Minutes of the Executive Council,
4/12/1909-4/17/1909
Typescript.
111
43
American Federation of Labor (AFL), Minutes of the Executive Council,
6/15/1909-6/19/1909
Typescript.
112
43
American Federation of Labor (AFL), Minutes of the Executive Council,
10/18/1909-10/23/1909
Typescript.
112
43
American Federation of Labor (AFL), Minutes of the Executive Council,
11/6/1909-11/21/1909
Typescript.
112
43
American Federation of Labor (AFL), Minutes of the Executive Council,
1/10/1910-1/15/1910
Typescript.
112
43
American Federation of Labor (AFL), Minutes of the Executive Council,
1/25/1910
Typescript.
112
43
American Federation of Labor (AFL), Minutes of the Executive Council,
3/23/1910-3/29/1910
Typescript.
112
43
American Federation of Labor (AFL), Minutes of the Executive Council,
6/20/1910-6/29/1910
Typescript.
112
43
American Federation of Labor (AFL), Minutes of the Executive Council,
11/1910
Typescript.
112
43
American Federation of Labor (AFL), Minutes of the Executive Council,
1/16/1911-1/27/1911
Typescript.
112
43
American Federation of Labor (AFL), Minutes of the Executive Council,
6/12/1911-6/17/1911
Typescript.
112
43
American Federation of Labor (AFL), Minutes of the Executive Council,
10/16/1911-10/21/1911
Typescript.
112
44
American Federation of Labor (AFL), Minutes of the Executive Council,
1/8/1912-1/13/1912
Typescript.
112
44
American Federation of Labor (AFL), Minutes of the Executive Council,
5/9/1912-5/17/1912
Typescript.
113
44
American Federation of Labor (AFL), Minutes of the Executive Council,
8/12/1912-8/19/1912
Typescript.
113
44
American Federation of Labor (AFL), Minutes of the Executive Council,
10/18/1912-10/23/1912
Typescript.
113
44
American Federation of Labor (AFL), Minutes of the Executive Council,
11/1912
Typescript.
113
44
American Federation of Labor (AFL), Minutes of the Executive Council,
1/20/1913-1/25/1913
Typescript.
113
44
American Federation of Labor (AFL), Minutes of the Executive Council,
7/21/1913-7/29/1913
Typescript.
113
44
American Federation of Labor (AFL), Minutes of the Executive Council,
9/22/1913-9/27/1913
Typescript.
113
44
American Federation of Labor (AFL), Minutes of the Executive Council,
11/8/1913-11/23/1913
Typescript.
113
44
American Federation of Labor (AFL), President's Reports,
8/19/1907
Typescript.
113
44
American Federation of Labor (AFL), President's Reports,
6/13/1908
Typescript.
113
44
American Federation of Labor (AFL), President's Reports,
1/9/1909
Typescript.
113
44
American Federation of Labor (AFL), President's Reports,
8/12/1909
Typescript.
113
44
American Federation of Labor (AFL), President's Reports,
1/10/1910
Typescript.
113
44
American Federation of Labor (AFL), President's Reports,
3/23/1910
Typescript.
113
44
American Federation of Labor (AFL), President's Reports,
6/20/1910
Typescript.
114
44
American Federation of Labor (AFL), Secretary's Reports,
1902-1913
Typescript.
114
45
New York State Food Commission, Minutes,
10/9/1917-5/15/1919
Bound Typescript.
114
New York State Food Commission, Report,
10/18/1917-7/1/1918
Print copy. Not microfilmed for this project.
115
45
New York State Industrial Commission, Administrative Minutes and Index,
3/31/1914-4/9/1914
Bound Typescript.
115
45
New York State Industrial Commission, Administrative Minutes and Index,
6/1/1915-2/29/1916
Bound Typescript.
116
46
New York State Industrial Commission, Administrative Minutes and Index,
3/2/1916-12/27/1916
Bound Typescript.
117
47
New York State Industrial Commission, Administrative Minutes and Index,
1/3/1917-12/27/1917
Bound Typescript.
118
48
New York State Industrial Commission, Administrative Minutes and Index,
1/2/1918-9/25/1918
Bound Typescript.
119
49
New York State Industrial Commission, Administrative Minutes and Index,
10/1/1918-8/25/1919
Bound Typescript.
120
New York State Workman's Compensation Law....To August 1, 1919
Print Copy. Not microfilmed for this project.
120
49-50
New York State Workman's Compensation Commission, Minutes,
3/31/1914-7/29/1914
Bound Typescript.
121
50
New York State Workman's Compensation Commission, Minutes,
6/1/1914-7/31/1914
Bound Typescript.
122
51
New York State Workman's Compensation Commission, Minutes,
8/3/1914-9/21/1914
Bound Typescript.
123
52
New York State Workman's Compensation Commission, Minutes,
10/1/1914-2/27/1915
Bound Typescript.
124
53
New York State Workman's Compensation Commission, Minutes,
3/1/1915-7/9/1919
Bound Typescript and a separate folder.
Series 4: Printed Matter,
1876-1918
(5 boxes)
This series has a selection of miscellaneous pamphlets about labor in general and coal mining in particular. The first group, numbered 1-45, were microfilmed while the remainder were not selected, yet were retained as part of this collection.
125
54
Adler, Felix. The Ethics of the Labor Struggle. New York: Ethical Record,
n.d.
30 pages. (1)
125
54
Adler, Felix. The Evils Disclosed by the Coal Strike. New York: Ethical Record,
1902
24 pages. (2)
125
54
Agreement Between Miners and Operators of the Eighth District of Illinois. Peoria,
n.d.
14 pages. (3)
125
54
Amberg, Emil. The Fraction of Progress. Detroit: The American Press,
1903
7 pages. (4)
125
54
Argument of Hon. C.N. Brumm of Council for the United Mine Workers of America. Philadelphia: Anthracite Coal Strike Commission,
1903
42 pages. (5)
125
54
Argument of Hon. H.T. Newcomb of Council for the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company. Philadelphia: Anthracite Coal Strike Commission,
1903
104 pages. (6)
125
54
Beebe, James C. Common Sense Measures for Protection to Mines and Miners,
1907
11 pages. (7)
125
54
Casson, Herbert N. Common Sense on the Labor Question. New York: Goldsleeve Press,
n.d.
61 pages. (8)
125
54
Chaplin, Heman. The Coal Mines and the Public. New York: J.B. Millet Co.,
1902
63 pages. (9)
125
54
Coal Miners' Strike, 1897: Supplement to the Sixteenth Annual Coal Report of the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Springfield: State of Illinois, 1897
29 pages. (10)
125
54
Compilation of Grievances and Action Thereon. Scranton: Sanders Printing Co.,
1903
70 pages. (11)
125
54
Danryld, Lemuel. History and Philosophy of the Eight Hour Movement. Washington: Allied Printing,
1899
15 pages. (12)
125
54
Fourth Annual Joint Conference of Coal Miners and Operators of Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. Chicago: Faithorn Printing Co.,
1901
188 pages. (13)
125
54
Gunton, George. The Economic and Social Importance of the Eight Hour Movement,
1889
24 pages. (14)
125
54
Gompers, Samuel. The Eight Hour Workday: Its Inauguration, Enforcement, and Influence. Washington: American Federation of Labor,
n.d.
9 pages. (15)
125
54
The Illinois Coal Operators Association: Joint Interstate Agreement, District and Local Agreements for the Year Ending March 31, 1901. Chicago: Allied Printing,
1900
30 pages. (16)
125
54
The Illinois Coal Operators Association: Joint Interstate Agreement, District and Local Agreements, for the Scale Year Ending March 31, 1902. Chicago: Allied Printing,
1901
38 pages. (17)
125
54
The Illinois Coal Operators Association: Joint Interstate Agreement, District and Local Agreements for the Scale Year Ending March 31, 1903. Chicago: Faithorn Printing,
1902
95 pages. (18)
126
54
Joint Conference of Coal Miners and Operators of Western Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois. Joliet: Allied Printing,
1906
272 pages. (19)
126
54
Joint Conference of Coal Miners and Operators of Western Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Indiana. Toledo,
1908
275 pages. (20)
126
54
John Mitchell Exposed. New York: Labor News Co.,
ca. 1905
32 pages. (21)
126
54
Justi, Herman. The Organization of Capital. Chicago: The Illinois Coal Operators Association,
1902
51 pages. (22)
126
54
Labor and the War. New York: Allied Printing,
1918
16 pages. (23)
126
54
McNeill, George. The Eight Hour Primer. Washington: Allied Printing,
1899
19 pages. (24)
126
54
Mitchell, John. The Coal Strike,
n.d.
6 pages. (25)
126
54
Minutes of the Joint Conference of Anthracite Mine Operators and Correspondence Connected Therewith. New York: C. G. Burgoyne,
1906
173 pages. (26)
126
54
Negotiations of Anthracite Coal Operators and Anthracite Mine Workers: Addresses of John P. White, International President, and William Green, International Statistician. Indianapolis: Cheltenham-Aetna Press,
1912
69 pages. (27)
126
54
The Next Great Step for Labor. Chicago: Hollister Brothers Press,
n.d.
32 pages. (28)
126
54
Chicago Convention - Official Report of Proceeding of the Joint Conference of Miners and Operators held at Chicago, Ill., January 17-28, 1898,
1898
35 pages. (29)
126
54
Organization of the Association of Commissioners and Secretaries. Chicago,
1905
16 pages. (30)
126
54
Plain Facts About the Conditions in the Coal Mining Industry,
1906
43 pages. (31)
126
54
Platform and Constitution of the National Party, Chicago and New York,
1918
19 pages. (32)
126
54
Proceedings of Joint Convention and Constitutional Laws of the National Progressive Union of Miners and Operators organized at Columbus, Ohio, December 7, 1888,
32 pages. (33)
127
54
Proceedings of the Joint Scale Committee and the Joint Convention of Miners and Operators held in Charleston, West Virginia April 1906
342 pages. (34)
127
54
Proceedings of the Third Annual Convention of the National Federation of Miners and Mine Laborers of the United States and Territories held at Indianapolis, Indiana, September 6-8, 1887, Columbus: Myers Brothers,
16 pages. (35)
127
54
Program for Constructive Democracy: Message and War Program of the National Party: An Appeal to the Heart and Brain of America, Adopted Chicago, March 6-7-8, 1918
19 pages. (36)
127
54
Roberts, Peter. The Anthracite Conflict, Reprinted from the Yale Review, November 1902,
11 pages. (37)
127
54
Second Annual Joint Conference of Coal Miners and Operators of Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, and Pennsylvania, held in Pittsburgh, PA., January 17-24, 1899
68 pages. (38)
127
54
Seventh Annual Joint Conference of Coal Miners and Operators of Western Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois, Indianapolis, Indiana: C.L. Scrogs Co.,
1904
254 pages. (39)
127
54
Speech Delivered by John Mitchell at the Toronto Convention American Federation of Labor November 17, 1909 in Support of the Report of the Committee on Boycotts,
7 pages. (40)
127
54
Speech of William B. Wilson on Mitchell Day October Twenty-Ninth, 1901
20 pages, 2 copies. (41)
127
54
Strikes are War: War Is Hell!! New York: Charles Francis Press,
n.d.
23 pages. (42)
127
54
Third Annual Joint Conference of Coal Miners and Operators of Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, and Pennsylvania, held in Indianapolis, Indiana, January 23 to February 3, 1900
158 pages. (43)
127
54
Topical Plan of Inquiry on Conditions of Labor and Capital Employed in the Mining Industry,
n.d.
9 pages. (44)
127
54
True Friend of the Workingman: M. A. Hanna's Record, Akron: Allied Printing,
n.d.
15 pages. (45)
128
The Coal and Metal Miners' Pocket Book of Principles, Rules, Formulas, and Tables. Scranton, PA.: International Textbook Company,
1902
App. 650 pages. Not microfilmed for this project.
128
Fifth Annual Joint Conference of Coal Miners and Operators of Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, and Pennsylvania, held in Indianapolis, Indiana, January 30 to February 8, 1902
30 pages. Not microfilmed for this project
128
The Kaiserite in America - One Hundred and One German Lies Published for The Commercial Travelers of America by the Committee on Public Information,
n.d.
44 pages. Not microfilmed for this project
128
Manual Training in Its Scholastic and Social Relations - Address Delivered at the Annual Meeting of the American Institute of Instruction, Saratoga, 1882 by James McAlister,
Reprinted, 1910
19 pages. Not microfilmed for this project
128
Parker, Edward. The Production of Coal in 1900,
n.d.
190 pages. Not microfilmed for this project
128
Parker, Edward. The Production of Coal in 1901,
n.d.
Pages 279-449. Not microfilmed for this project
128
Parker, Edward. The Production of Coal in 1902. Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1904
2 copies, 204 pages. Not microfilmed for this project
128
Saward, Frederick E. The Coal Trade, A Compendium of Useful Information, Presented by Huddell and Seitzinger, Coal Merchants,
1876
78 pages. Not microfilmed for this project
128
United States Industrial Commission. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office,
1900
24 pages. Not microfilmed for this project
128
A War-Food Message for the American Home, Reprinted and Distributed by the Childs Company in the Cause of Food Conservation,
ca. 1918
12 pages. Not microfilmed for this project
128
National Conference on Industrial Conciliation, National Civic Federation, New York, December 16-17, 1901. New York: The Knickerbocker Press,
1902
280 pages. Not microfilmed for this project
128
Industrial Conference, National Civic Federation, New York, December 8,9, 10, 1902. New York: The Winthrop Press,
1903
372 pages. Not microfilmed for this project
129
Proceedings of the National Conference on Trusts and Combinations, National Civic Federation, Chicago, October 22,25, 1907, New York: National Civic Federation,
1908
472 pages. Not microfilmed for this project
129
The Illinois State Federation of Labor, Twenty-Eighth Annual Convention, Rock Island, Illinois, October 18th to 21th, 1910,
148 pages. Not microfilmed for this project
129
The Illinois State Federation of Labor, Twenty-Ninth Annual Convention, Springfield, Illinois, October 17th to 20th, 1911,
242 pages. Not microfilmed for this project
129
Report of Proceedings of the American Mining Congress, Eleventh Annual Session Pittsburgh, Penn., December 2-5, 1908, Denver, Colorado, American Mining Congress,
1901
272 pages. Not microfilmed for this project
129
Inter-State Conventions at Chicago, Pittsburgh, Indianapolis and Columbus, 1898, 1899, 1900, and 1901,
Not microfilmed for this project
129
Proceedings of Joint Conference of Coal Operators and Coal Miners of Western Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, Indianapolis, Indiana,
1912
494 pages. Not microfilmed for this project
129
Official Proceedings of the Western Federation of Miners of America, May 23 to June 8, 1904,
300 pages. Not microfilmed for this project
129
Official Proceedings of the Western Federation of Miners of America, May 22 to June 9, 1905, Salt Lake City. Denver: The Reed Publishing Company,
1905
368 pages. Not microfilmed for this project
129
Minutes of Joint Conferences of Anthracite Mine Operators and Mine Workers and Correspondence Connected Therewith, February, April and May, 1906
174 pages. Not microfilmed for this project
129
Official Book The New York State Federation of Labor, Proceedings, Annual Convention, Schenectady, August 25-28, 1914
164 pages. Not microfilmed for this project
129
Official Book The New York State Federation of Labor, Proceedings, Annual Convention, Buffalo, August 24-27, 1915
216 pages. Not microfilmed for this project
129
Official Book The New York State Federation of Labor, Proceedings, Annual Convention, Jamestown, August 28-31, 1917
244 pages. Not microfilmed for this project
129
Official Book The New York State Federation of Labor, Proceedings, Annual Convention, Rochester, August 27-30, 1918
268 pages. Not microfilmed for this project
Series 5: Photographs,
1896-1924
(5 boxes)
The photographs, 1896-1924, entail many portraits of important people, such as Clarence Darrow and Theodore Roosevelt, as well as significant events like the 1902 Anthracite Coal Strike. There are 231 numbered photos, with all of these digitized and made available as part of the John Mitchell Digital Collection at http://www.aladin.wrlc.org/gsdl/collect/mitchell/mitchell.shtml sponsored by the Washington Research Library Consortium (WRLC). In addition, the first 83 numbered photographs were microfilmed in 1974 along with many of the documents.
130
55
Photographs (1 - 55)
131
55
Photographs (56 - 83)
131
Photographs (84 - 98)
132
Photographs (99 - 171)
133
Photographs (172 - 231)
134
Photographs: Duplicates and Documents,
n.d.
Series 6: Miscellaneous and Unprocessed,
1884-1924, n.d.
(54 boxes)
This is a variety of material received decades ago from John Mitchell's children and his secretary, Elizabeth Morris. It has not been organized and was not included in the 1970s microfilming project.
135
Minutes of the International Executive Committee of the United Mine Workers of America (UMWA),
1910
Formerly Box 113. Not on microfilm.
135
Minutes, Payroll, New York State Food Commission,
1918-1919
Formerly Box 114. Not on microfilm.
135
Minutes of the New York State Industrial Commission,
ca. 1919
Formerly Box 115. Not on microfilm.
135
Minutes, New York State Industrial Commission, New York State Food Commission,
ca. 1918
Formerly Box 116. Not on microfilm.
136
Case File: American Federation of Labor (AFL) - Supreme Court,
1912
Formerly Box 117. Not on microfilm.
136
Arbitration File: Publishers' Association of New York City and New York Typographical Union No. 6,
1918
Formerly Box 117. Not on microfilm.
136
Newspaper Clippings (#53),
1901-1910
Formerly Box 118. Very brittle. Not on microfilm.
137
Newspaper Clippings, Printed Matter (168-185),
1901-1914
Formerly Box 119. Not on microfilm.
137
Newspaper Clippings: Mark Hanna (227-230),
1902, 1912
Formerly Box 120. Very brittle. Not on microfilm.
137
Newspaper Clippings, Printed Matter,
n.d.
Formerly Box 121. Not on microfilm.
137
Newspaper Clippings, Printed Matter: Dinner Invitations, AFL-CIO, Cartoons, Misc. (65,247-248,276-277),
n.d.
Formerly Box 122. Not on microfilm.
138
Newspaper Clippings, Printed Matter (3, 160),
n.d.
Formerly Box 123. Not on microfilm.
138
Newspaper Clippings, Printed Matter (63-65),
1902-1914
Formerly Box 124. Not on microfilm.
138
Newspaper Clippings, Printed Matter: American Federation of Labor (AFL), Dinner Invitation, Miscellaneous (247-248, 252-253, 261),
1903-1918
Formerly Box 125. Not on microfilm.
138
Newspaper Clippings, Printed Matter, Correspondence (142, 145, 160, 161, 167, 264),
1908-1919, n.d.
Formerly Box 126. Not on microfilm.
139
Newspaper Clippings, Printed Matter (45-46),
1899-1914, n.d.
Formerly Box 127. Not on microfilm.
139
Newspaper Clippings, Printed Matter: Miscellaneous,
n.d.
Formerly Box 128. Not on microfilm.
139
Newspaper Clippings, Printed Matter: American Federation of Labor (AFL), United Mine Workers of America (UMWA), Dinner Invitations, Miscellaneous (241, 247, 248, 295),
1902-1917, n.d.
Formerly Box 129. Not on microfilm.
140
Newspaper Clippings, Printed Matter (279-283),
1904-1915
Formerly Box 130. Not on microfilm.
140
Newspaper Clippings, Note Cards, Printed Matter: John Walker, Michigan, Christmas Greetings, Miscellaneous (41, 264, 275, 298),
1909-1917
Formerly Box 131. Not on microfilm.
140
Newspaper Clippings, Printed Matter, Bills and Receipts,
1917-1919, n.d.
Formerly Box 132. Not on microfilm.
140
Newspaper Clippings, Printed Matter,
1915-1918, n.d.
Formerly Box 133. Not on microfilm.
141
Newspaper Clippings, Printed Matter: Programs, Invitations, Miscellaneous,
1901-1918
Formerly Box 134. Not on microfilm.
141
Newspaper Clippings, Printed Matter,
ca. 1911-1916
Formerly Box 135. Not on microfilm.
141
Newspaper Clippings, Christmas Cards,
ca. 1902-1908
Formerly Box 136. Not on microfilm.
141
Newspaper Clippings, Printed Matter (420, 424),
ca. 1909-1919
Formerly Box 137. Not on microfilm.
142
Newspaper Clippings: United Mine Workers of American (UMWA) Convention, Miscellaneous (74-75, 131, 138),
1901, 1904-1914
Formerly Box 138. Not on microfilm.
142
Newspaper Clippings (53),
1905-1909
Formerly Box 139. Not on microfilm.
142
Newspaper Clippings, Printed Matter (204, 231),
1904-1913
Formerly Box 140. Not on microfilm.
143
Newspaper Clippings, Printed Matter,
1903-1921
Formerly Box 141. Not on microfilm.
143
Newspaper Clippings,
1903
Formerly Boxes 142-143. Not on microfilm.
143
Printed Matter: Miscellaneous,
ca. 1890-1915
Formerly Box 144. Not on microfilm.
144
Printed Matter: Primarily Labor,
ca. 1885-1920
Formerly Box 145. Not on microfilm.
144
Printed Matter: Primarily United Mine Workers of America (UMWA),
ca. 1900-1925
Formerly Boxes 146-147. Not on microfilm.
144
Printed Matter, Newspaper Clippings (69, 70, 71),
1904-1914
Formerly Box 148. Not on microfilm.
145
Newspaper Clippings: Coal Miners' Strike,
1902-1903
Formerly Boxes 149-151. Not on microfilm.
146
Newspaper Clippings: Coal Miners' Strike,
1902-1903
Formerly Boxes 152-154. Not on microfilm.
147
Newspaper Clippings: Coal Miners' Strike,
1902
Formerly Boxes 155-156. Not on microfilm.
147
Newspaper Clippings (62, 64),
1902, 1905-1913
Formerly Box 157. Not on microfilm.
148
Newspaper Clippings, Printed Matter,
1910-1913
Formerly Box 158. Not on microfilm.
148
Newspaper Clippings: Coal Miners' Strike,
1902
Formerly Boxes 159-160. Not on microfilm.
149
Newspaper Clippings: Coal Miners' Strike,
1902
Formerly Boxes 161-163. Not on microfilm.
150
Newspaper Clippings: Coal Miners' Strike,
1902
Formerly Boxes 164-165. Not on microfilm.
150
Miscellaneous Notecards and Printed Matter,
n.d.
Formerly Box 166. Not on microfilm.
151
Newspaper Clippings: Coal Miners' Strike,
1902
Formerly Boxes 167-169. Not on microfilm.
152
Newspaper Clippings, Printed Material: Labor and Miscellaneous,
ca. 1902-1915
Formerly Box 170. Not on microfilm.
152
Newspaper Clippings, Printed and Typescript Material, Union Lists,
ca. 1901-1911
Formerly Box 171. Not on microfilm.
153
Newspaper Clippings,
1902-1914
Formerly Boxes 172-173. Not on microfilm.
153
Newspaper Clippings, Printed Matter,
ca. 1895-1915
Formerly Box 174. Not on microfilm.
154
Newspaper Clippings,
1904-1914
Formerly Boxes 175-177. Not on microfilm.
155
Newspaper Clippings,
1909-1911, n.d.
Formerly Box 178. Not on microfilm.
155
Newspaper Clippings (65, 73),
1908-1914
Formerly Box 179. Not on microfilm.
155
Handwritten Copy of Mitchell Speech,
10/09/1900
Formerly Box 180. Not on microfilm.
155
Newspaper Clippings of Anthracite Strike: Harper's Weekly, Review of Reviews, Outlook, Independent, Literary Digest, Collier's, Gunton's, Wilkes-Barre Times, Miscellaneous,
1902-1903
Formerly Box 181. Not on microfilm.
156
Newspaper Clippings, Printed Matter: Mostly Labor, including UMWA,
1902-1909, n.d.
Formerly Box 182. Not on microfilm.
156
Newspaper Clippings, Printed Matter,
ca. 1902-1919
Formerly Box 183. Not on microfilm.
156
Newspaper Clippings, Printed Matter,
ca. 1911-1914
Formerly Box 185. Not on microfilm.
157
Manuscript Draft, Organized Labor Books,
n.d.
Formerly Box 184. Not on microfilm.
157
Newspaper Clippings (55, 137, 137, 139),
1901-1914
Formerly Box 186. Not on microfilm.
157
Newspaper Clippings, Theater Programs,
1902-1924, n.d.
Formerly Box 187. Not on microfilm.
158
Newspaper Clippings: Coal Miners' Strike,
1902-1903
Formerly Box 188. Not on microfilm.
158
Anthracite Arbitration Legal Material,
ca. 1912
Formerly Box 189. Not on microfilm.
158
Newspaper Clippings, Printed Material: Mostly Labor,
1900-1918
Formerly Box 190. Not on microfilm.
159
Newspaper Clippings, Correspondence, Notebooks, Checks, Speeches,
ca. 1902-1924
Formerly Box 191. Not on microfilm.
159
Printed Material: Government, Labor, Miscellaneous,
ca. 1899-1918, n.d.
Formerly Box 192. Not on microfilm.
159
Typescript Report: Commission on Employees' Liability and Causes of Industrial Accidents, Unemployment, and Lack of Farm Labor,
1/6/1910
Formerly Box 192. Not on microfilm.
159
Typescript Report: Hearing Before The Joint Legislative Committee on War Measures Held in the Capitol, Albany, N.Y.,
3/18/1918
Formerly Box 192. Not on microfilm.
159
Newspaper Clippings,
1901-1914
Formerly Box 193. Not on microfilm, very brittle.
160
Newspaper Clippings,
ca. 1900-1911
Formerly Box 194. Not on microfilm, very brittle.
160
Newspaper Clippings: Coal Miners' Strike,
1900
Formerly Box 195. Not on microfilm, very brittle.
160
Newspaper Clippings: Coal Miners' Strike,
1902
Formerly Box 196. Not on microfilm.
161
Newspaper Clippings: Coal Miners' Strike,
1902
Formerly Boxes 197-199. Not on microfilm.
162
Court Papers: D.C. Court of Appeals, D.C. Supreme Court, U.S. Supreme Court,
1909-1913
Formerly Box 200. Not on microfilm.
162
Newspaper Clippings,
1900, 1909
Formerly Box 201. Not on microfilm.
163
Printed Matter, Newspaper Clippings, Notebooks, Religious Cards,
ca. 1902-1911
Formerly Box 202. Not on microfilm.
163
Newspaper Clippings,
1900
Formerly Box 203. Not on microfilm.
164
Newspaper Clippings,
1900-1902
Formerly Boxes 204-206. Not on microfilm.
165
Newspaper Clippings,
1884-1908
Formerly Boxes 207-208. Not on microfilm.
166
Newspaper Clippings,
1890-1919
Formerly Boxes 209-210. Not on microfilm.
167
Newspaper Clippings,
1896-1908
Formerly Boxes 211-212. Not on microfilm.
168
Newspaper Clippings,
1900-1907
Formerly Boxes 213-215. Not on microfilm.
169
Newspaper Clippings,
1900-1914
Formerly Boxes 216-217. Not on microfilm.
170
Newspaper Clippings, Printed Matter
1901-1910
Formerly Boxes 218-219. Not on microfilm.
171
Newspaper Clippings,
1902-1911
Formerly Boxes 220-221. Not on microfilm.
172
Newspaper Clippings,
1904-1908
Formerly Boxes 222-223. Not on microfilm.
173
Newspaper Clippings,
1902, 1908-1911
Formerly Box 224. Not on microfilm.
173
Newspaper Clippings: Coal Miners' Strike,
1902-1903
Formerly Boxes 225-226a. Not on microfilm.
174
Newspaper Clippings,
1900-1911
Formerly Boxes 226b-228. Not on microfilm.
175
Newspaper Clippings,
1908
Formerly Boxes 229-230. Not on microfilm.
176
Newspaper Clippings,
1903-1911
Formerly Boxes 231-232. Not on microfilm.
177
Newspaper Clippings,
1902-1911
Formerly Boxes 233-234. Not on microfilm.
178
Newspaper Clippings,
1902-1910
Formerly Boxes 235-236. Not on microfilm.
179
Newspaper Clippings,
1900-1915
Formerly Boxes 237-238. Not on microfilm.
180
Newspaper Clippings,
1899-1909
Formerly Boxes 239-240. Not on microfilm.
181
Newspaper Clippings,
1899-1908
Formerly Box 241. Not on microfilm.
181
Commemorative Ribbons, Pins: Norwich, Connecticut,
1909
Morris-Mullady November 1964 Deposit, formerly Box 242. Not on microfilm.
181
Proceedings of Convention, Workingsmen's Federation of the State of New York,
1909
Morris-Mullady November 1964 Deposit, formerly Box 242. Not on microfilm.
181
Life and Labor: A Monthly Magazine (Bound Set),
1912
Morris-Mullady November 1964 Deposit, formerly Box 242. Not on microfilm.
181
Life and Labor: A Monthly Magazine (Bound Set),
1913
Morris-Mullady November 1964 Deposit, formerly Box 242. Not on microfilm.
181
The Life of John Mitchel with an Historical Sketch of the '48 Movement in Ireland, by P.A.S.,James Duffy and Company, Dublin, 1889
284 pages. Morris-Mullady November 1964 Deposit, formerly Box 242. Not on microfilm.
181
International Correspondence School, Fiftenth Anniversary Banquet, October 16, 1906, Scranton, Pennsylvania,
1906
No pagination. Morris-Mullady November 1964 Deposit, formerly Box 242. Not on microfilm.
181
Minutes, AFL-CIO, Washington, DC, Sept. 17-30, 1906,
Morris-Mullady November 1964 Deposit, formerly Box 242. Not on microfilm.
181
Correspondence and Related Material, Samuel Gompers, Elizabeth Morris, etc.,
1906-1930
3 folders. Morris-Mullady November 1964 Deposit, formerly Box 242. Not on microfilm.
182
Newspaper Clippings,
1908-1911
Formerly Boxes 243-244. Not on microfilm.
183
Newspaper Clippings,
1906-1911
Formerly Boxes 245-246. Not on microfilm.
184
Newspaper Clippings, Printed Matter
1902-1910
Formerly Boxes 247-248. Not on microfilm.
185
Elizabeth Morris Personal Papers: Correspondence, Postcards, Newspaper Clippings, Printed Matter, Photographs,
n.d.
Formerly Boxes 249-250. Not on microfilm.
186
Elizabeth Morris Personal Papers: Correspondence, Postcards, Newspaper Clippings, Printed Matter, Photographs,
n.d.
Formerly Box 251. Not on microfilm.
186
Printed Matter: United Mine Workers Journal,
1900-1902
Formerly Box 252. Not on microfilm.
186
Newspaper Clippings: Coal Miners' Strike,
1902
Formerly unnumbered box. Not on microfilm.
187
Newspaper Clippings,
1902-1911
Formerly unnumbered box. Not on microfilm.
188
Newspaper Clippings,
1908-1917
Formerly unnumbered box. Not on microfilm.
188
Newspaper Clippings, Printed Matter (22, 45, 149, 151, 154, 156, 157, 160, 163)
ca. 1900-1920
Formerly unnumbered box. Not on microfilm.
188
Newspaper Clippings,
1900-1903
Formerly unnumbered box. Not on microfilm.
189
Printed Matter: United Mine Workers Journal, vols. 15-17,
1904-1907
Oversize.