The owners, for their part, refuse to…

August 1902 CE

The owners, for their part, refuse to negotiate with the union.

President Roosevelt wants to intervene, but he is told by his Attorney General, Philander Knox, that he has no authority to do so.

Mark Hanna and many others in the Republican Party are likewise concerned about the political implications if the strike drags on into winter, when the need for anthracite is greatest.

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Industrial Revolution, Second View → Coal strike of 1902 View →

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