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Maysville, Mason County, Kentucky
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In Fort Wayne, a streetcar workers' strike ends in victory for the strikers. An arbitration committee forms, leading to an agreement conceding wage increases and quasi-union recognition. Workers return without prejudice, celebrated with flags and cheers.
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Fort Wayne Streetcar Men Gain Their Point.
Fort Wayne, June 5.—The streetcar trouble ended in practically a complete victory for the strikers. The sheriff appointed 50 of the most prominent citizens of the city deputy sheriffs. An arbitration committee was formed, and the president of the railroad and the president of the union met together on a common footing. The agreement was soon reached. The men go back to work in a body without prejudice.
The advance wages demanded are conceded. The union received quasi recognition, and the men on their part waive a minor part as a concession. They were complete masters of the situation. The first car was decorated with flags, and it was cheered to the echo along the route. Everybody was well satisfied with the settlement.
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Primary Location
Fort Wayne
Event Date
June 5
Outcome
strike settled with wage increases conceded, quasi-union recognition granted, workers return to work without prejudice; celebrated with flags and cheers.
Event Details
Streetcar strikers achieve victory through arbitration; sheriff appoints 50 prominent citizens as deputies; railroad and union presidents meet and reach agreement.