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When the Coal Strike Reached the Lights
The strikes of 1900 and 1902 reached public meetings, electric service and household relief in Shamokin—connected events, but not one interchangeable strike.
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The strikes of 1900 and 1902 reached public meetings, electric service and household relief in Shamokin—connected events, but not one interchangeable strike.
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Street-light contracts, storm damage and an 1899 consolidation show the businesses behind Shamokin’s growing utility services.
Shamokin prepared lights and lodging for the Grand Army of the Republic’s state encampment in February 1890.
In September 1883, a new bank organized on Sunbury Street while a separate electric-light venture moved toward operation.
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