TABLE IX.-STRIKES FOR E..CH STATE, BY YEARS AND CAUSES, 1901 TO 1905-Continued.

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

Against reduction of wages....

For reduction of hours (@)..

For reduction of hours, and concerning rec-
ognition of union and union rules.
Concerning recognition of union and union
rules..

Concerning recognition of union and union
rules and overtime work and pay.
Concerning employment of certain persons (6)
Concerning overtime work and pay.
Concerning method and time of payment..
Concerning docking, fines, and charges..
Concerning working conditions and rules (b).
In sympathy with strikers and employees
locked out, elsewhere (c)

Total (d).

1902.

For increase of wages (e).

For increase of wages and reduction of hours.
For increase of wages and reduction of hours,
and concerning recognition of union and
union rules and employment of certain
persons..

For increase of wages, and concerning recog-
nition of union and union rules..
For increase of wages, and concerning recog-
nition of union and union rules and em-
ployment of certain persons.

For increase of wages, and concerning em-
ployment of certain persons (")........
For increase of wages, and concerning em-
ployees working out of regular occupation
and working conditions and rules (7)..
For increase of wages, and concerning work-
ing conditions and rules (b).
For reduction of hours...

For reduction of hours, and concerning rec-
ognition of union and union rules, and

other causes..

For reduction of hours, and concerning over-
time work and pay.
Concerning recognition of union and union
rules..

1

12

32

17

Concerning recognition of union and union rules and working conditions and rules. Concerning recognition of union and union rules, and other causes.

Concerning employment of certain persons(b))
Concerning overtime work and pay..

2

2

101

In sympathy with strikers and employees locked out, elsewhere.

710

104

3,471

12

450

265

35

79

104

Not including 1 strike included in general strike of January 4, 1901, Illinois.

a Including 1 strike, part of gener: 1 strike extending throughout the United States.
b Not involving union rules.

• Not including 1 strike included in general strike of July 7, 1902, Illinois.

TABLE IX.-STRIKES FOR EACH STATE, BY YEARS AND CAUSES, 1901 TO 1905-Continued.

For increase of wages, and concerning work-
ing conditions and rules (b)..

For increase of wages, and other causes
Against reduction of wages.

For reduction of hours.

For reduction of hours, and concerning recognition of union and union rules..

Concerning recognition of union and union rules..

Concerning employment of certain persons (b) Concerning employees working out of regular occupation..

Concerning overtime work and pay. Concerning Saturday part holiday. Concerning docking, fines, and charges and working conditions and rules (b)....... Concerning working conditions and rules (b). In sympathy with strikers and employees locked out, elsewhere

Other causes..

Total (a)..

1904.

For increase of wages.....

For increase of wages and reduction of hours. For increase of wages and reduction of hours, and concerning working conditions and rules (b)...

2,427

2,518

200

8

59

20

142

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

a Including strike of June 23, 1903, Arizona, Oregon, and Washington.
Not involving union rules.

Not including 1 strike included in general strike of May 9, 1904, Kansas.

TABLE IX.-STRIKES FOR EACH STATE, BY YEARS AND CAUSES, 1901 TO 1905-Continued.

a Including 1 strike, part of general strike extending throughout the United States.
b Not involving union rules.

e See notes to details.

d Not including 1 strike included in general strike of January 4, 1901, Illinois.
Not including 1 strike included in general strike of July 7, 1902, Illinois.

TABLE IX. STRIKES FOR EACH STATE, BY YEARS AND CAUSES, 1901 TO 1905-Continued.

TABLE IX.-STRIKES FOR EACH STATE, BY YEARS AND CAUSES, 1901 TO 1905 Continued.

a Not including 1 strike included in general strike of May 9, 1904, Kansas.