Report On the Chicago Strike of June July 1894
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To simply boycott Pullman cars would have been an incongruous step for the remedy of complaints of railroad employees. Throughout the strike the strife was simply over handling Pullman cars, the men being ready to do their duty otherwise, (a) The contracts between the railroads and the Pullman company as to Pullman cars created such close relations between them as to increase the natural sympathy of organization between the members of the American Railway Union upon railroads and their brothers... at Pullman. It is also apparent that the readiness a See testimony of Eugene V. Debs, questions 29 and 74; preamble and resolution of General Managers' Association, adopted June 25, 1894, in testimony of E. St. John; testimony of George W. Howard, question 100; testimony of Frank T. McDonald, question 14. Other witnesses on behalf of employees give testimony of a like char- acter.
XL CHICAGO STRIKE.
to strike sympathetically was promoted by the disturbed and apprehen- sive condition of railroad employees resulting from wage reductions on different lines, blacklisting, etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To simply boycott Pullman cars would have been an incongruous step for the remedy of complaints of railroad employees. Throughout the strike the strife was simply over handling Pullman cars, the men being ready to do their duty otherwise, (a) The contracts between the railroads and the Pullman company as to Pullman cars created such close relations between them as to increase the natural sympathy of organization between the members of the American Railway Union upon railroads and their brothers... at Pullman. It is also apparent that the readiness a See testimony of Eugene V. Debs, questions 29 and 74; preamble and resolution of General Managers' Association, adopted June 25, 1894, in testimony of E. St. John; testimony of George W. Howard, question 100; testimony of Frank T. McDonald, question 14. Other witnesses on behalf of employees give testimony of a like char- acter.
XL CHICAGO STRIKE.
to strike sympathetically was promoted by the disturbed and apprehen- sive condition of railroad employees resulting from wage reductions on different lines, blacklisting, etc.
What to read after Report On the Chicago Strike of June July 1894?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Strike Commission to read onlineMoreLess
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