Table IX.-STRIKES FOR EACH STATE, BY YEARS AND CAUSES, 1901

TO 1905-Continued.

10WA-Concluded.

Year and cause.

Establishments in
which strike-

Total

EmStrikes.

estab- Strik- ployees

thrown SucSuc

lish

out of ceeded. ceeded Failed. ments.

work. partly.

ers,

1905.

For increase of wages..
Forincrease of wages and reduction of hours.
For increase of wages, and concerning recog-

nition of union and union rules.
Against reduction of wages, and concerning

recognition of union and union rules... For reduction of hours (a).. For reduction of hours, and concerning rec

ognition of union and union rules... Concerning recognition of union and union

ruleg.
Concerning employment of certain persons
Concerning employees working out of regu-

lar occupation...
Concerning overtime work and pay.
Concerning method and time of payment..
Concerning docking, fines, and charges..
Concerning working conditions and rules (0)

Total (d)......

Total, 1901-1905 (d).

For increase of wages..
For increase of wages and reduction of hours.
For increase of wages and reduction of hours,
and concerning recognition of union and

union rules..
For increase of wages, and concerning recog-

nition of union and union rules (1)...
For reduction of hours..
Against increase of hours.
Concerning recognition of union and union

rules..
Concerning recognition of union and union

rules and employment of certain persons Concerning employment of certain persons() Concerning docking, fines, and charges...

Total (/)....

1 1 1

3.
1
1

40
51
9

40 63 9

1

a Part of general strike extending throughout the United States.
• Not including 10 establishments in which strike was pending December 31, 1905.

Not involving union rules.
d See notes to details.
e Strike included in general strike of January 4, 1901, Illinois.

TABLE IX.-STRIKES FOR EACH STATE, BY YEARS AND CAUSES, 1901

TO 1905-Continued.

KANSAS-Concluded.

Year and cause.

Establishments in
which strike-

Total

estal Strikes.

Suc

lishSuc

ceeded Failed. ments. ceeded.

partly.

EmStrik- ployees

thrown ers.

out of work.

1903.

For increase of wages (a).
For increase of wages and reduction of hours.
For increase of wages and reduction of hours,

and concerning recognition of union and

union rules....
For increase of wages, and concerning recog-

nition of union and union rules 16)..
Against reduction of wages..
For reduction of hours...
Concerning recognition of union and union

rules.
Concerning employment of certain persons (c)
Concerning overtime work and pay.
Concerning working conditions and rules (C).
Total (d)...

1904.
For increase of wages (e)..
For increase of wages, and concerning recog-

nition of union and union rules and em

ployment of certain persons (1)... For increase of wages, and concerning em

ployment of certain persons ().
For reduction of hours...
Concerning recognition of union and union

rules (9)
Concerning employment of certain persons()
Concerning working conditions and rules ().
Other causes.

Total (d).

1905.

a Including 1 strike, part of general strike extending into Arkansas, Indian Territory, Louisiana, and Missouri: but not including 1 st rike included in general strike of October 15, 1903, Missouri. o Strike included in general strike of March 25, 1903, Missouri.

Not involving union rules. d See notes to details.

Not including 1 strike included in general strike of August 1, 1904, Missouri. 1 Two strikes included in general strikes of July 12, 1904, Ulinois, and March 1, 1904, Missouri. 9 Including strike of May 9, 1904, Arizona, California, Colorado, Illinois, Indian Territory, Iowa, Missouri, Nebraska, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas, but not including 1 strike included in general st rike of January 1, 1904, Missouri.

Part of general strike extending throughout the United States, but not including 1 strike included in general strike of July 14. 1905, Missouri.

Not including 1 establishment in which strike was pending December 31, 1905.

Table IX.-STRIKES FOR EACH STATE, BY YEARS AND CAUSES, 1901

TO 1905-Continued.

KENTUCKY.

Year and cause.

Strikes.

Establishments in
which strike-

Total

estab- Strik-
Suc-
Suc-

lish

ers.
ceeded Failed. I ments,
ceeded.

partly.

Employees thrown out of work.

1901.

For increase of wages..
For increase of wages and reduction of hours
For increase of wages and reduction of

hours, and concerning recognition of union

and union rules (a).... For increase of wages and reduction of hours,

and concerning Saturday part holiday.... For increase of wages, and concerning recog

nition of union and union rules.. For increase of wages, and concerning em

ployment of certain persons (). For reduction of hours, and concerning

recognition of union and union rules and

overtime work and pay (C).. For reduction of hours, and concerning

method and time of payment.. Concerning recognition of union and union

rules.
Concerning recognition of union and union

rules, and other causes..
Concerning employment of certain persons()
Concerning overtime work and pay.
Concerning working conditions and rules (6).
In sympathy with strikers and employees

locked out, elsewhere... Other causes.

For increase of wages...
For increase of wages and reduction of hours.
For increase of wages, and concerning recog-

nition of union and union rules.
For increase of wages, and concerning over-

time work and pay.
Against reduction of wages..
For reduction of hours..
Concerning recognition of union and union

rules (C)....
Concerning recognition of union and union

rules, and other causes...
Concerning employment of certain persons()
Concerning overtime work and pay.
Concerning docking, fines, and charges..
Concerning working conditions and rules (6)
Other causes..

897 190

3

2

148

For increase of wages (1).

17 29

3
11

43 862 For increase of wages and reduction of hours. 4

6

3

12 141 For increase of wages and reduction of hours,

and concerning recognition of union and union rules and Saturday part holiday (9). For increase of wages, and concerning recognition of union and union rules.

17 148 For increase of wages, and concerning recog

nition of union and union rules, and other
causes (h).
For increase of wages, and concerning over-
time work and pay..

1
1

1 For increase of wages, and other causes (i)..

a Strike included in general strike of April 22, 1901, Ohio. o Not involving union rules. ¢ Part of general strike extending throughout the United States. d See notes to details. Not including 2 strikes included in general strikes of February 22 and October 20, 1902, Ohio. 1 Including 1 strike, part of general strike extending into Ohio. Strike included in general strike of May 7, 1903, Ohio. h Strike included in general strike of January 7, 1903, Ohio.

4

4

TABLE LX. STRIKES FOR EACH STATE, BY YEARS AND CAUSES, 1901

TO 1905_Continued.

a Including strike of November 25, 1903, Indiana and Tennessee, but not including 2 strikes included in general strikes of February 27, 1963, New York, and May 9, 1903, Pennsylvania.

o Not involving union rules.
cSee notes to details.
d Not including 1 strike included in general strike of January 1, 1904, Ohio.
e Including strike of September 1, 1904, Tennessee.
| Not including 1 strike included in general strike of March 24, 1904, West Virginia.
9 Including 1 st rike, part of general strike extending into Ohio.

TABLE IX.-STRIKES FOR EACH STATE, BY YEARS AND CAUSES, 1901

TO 1905—Continued.

LOUISIANA.

1901. For increase of wages.

15

3 11 29 For increase of wages and reduction of hours.

2, 432 2, 472 6 16 10

8. 34 614 672 For increase of wages and reduction of hours,

and concerning recognition of union and
union rules..

1
15
1
1

17 680 For increase of wages, and concerning recog

680 nition of union and union rules.

3
6 20

2

28 439 Against reduction of wages.

443 1

1
1
6

6 For reduction of hours (@).

6
6

10

16 332 For reduction of hours, and concerning rec

442 ognition of union and union rules.

1
4
1

5
36

39 Against increase of hours...

1
1

135

135 Concerning recognition of union and union rules.

5
2

12

14 287 Concerning employment of certain persons(6)

319 3 1

2

3

622 Concerning employees working out of regular

770 occupation.

1

1
1
8

8 Concerning method and time of payment.

1

160 160 Concerning docking, fines, and charges.

1

1
1
21

21 Other causes..

1

1
1

146 Total (a).

39 66 36 50 152 5,910 6,313 1902. For increase of wages.

3
2

5

7 497 517 For increase of wages and reduction of hours. 3

1
2

3 For increase of wages, and concerning recog

1,998 2,593 nition of union and union rules (C)

3
3
4
3

10 593 621 For increase of wages, and concerning overtime work and pay.

1
1
1

2 117 Against reduction of wages.

149 1 1

1 179 519 For reduction of hours.

2
4

4
50

50 Concerning recognition of union and union rules.

4
3

10

13 308 326 Concerning employment of certain persons()

418 418 Concerning employment of certain persons) and method and time of payment..

1

1 129 179 Other causes..

1

1

1 300 300 Total (C)....

24
13

7

28 48 4,589 5,672 1903. For increase of wages (d).

13 13

2
11

26 For increase of wages and reduction of hours.

1,944 2, 221
1
1

1
2
46

61 For increase of wages and reduction of hours,

and concerning recognition of union and
union rules..

1
2

1
3 42

45 Against reduction of wages..

1

1
95

95 For reduction of hours..

4
3

4 For reduction of hours, and concerning rec

1,022 1,022 ognition of union and union rules.

1

11

11 263 203 Concerning recognition of union and union rules.

2
2

14

16 180 193 Concerning employment of certain persons() 4

2
4

95 195 Concerning employees working out of regular occupation

1
1

1

6 Other causes.

14 2

12

13 25 4,400 4, 400 Total (2)

15 54 93 8,093 8,509 1904. For increase of wages..

11

4
26

34 64 678 746 For increase of wages and reduction of hours. 1

3
3 111

111 For increase of wages, and concerning recognition of union and union rules....

4
3
62

763

850 a Including 1 strike, part of general strike extending throughout the United States. b Not involving union rules. c Including 1 strike, part oi.ge eral strike extending into Texas.

d Icluding 1 strike, part of general strike extending into Arkansas, Indian Territory, Kansas, and