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1. Robber Barons
   ... for the trains. In 1880 he founded the town of Pullman, Illinois as a community for the workers of his company. A violent strike ...
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2. Robber Barons
   ... for the trains. In 1880 he founded the town of Pullman, Illinois as a community for the workers of his company. A violent strike ...
   (401 Words -- Approx. 2 Pages)

3. Development of American Labor
   ... In conclusion, Pullman fired most of the strikers and named more to a blacklist. ... Another Supreme Court issue of the labor movement was the Munn v. Illinois case ...
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4. THE RISE OF BIG BUSINESS
   ... federal government issued land grants to Illinois to construct the Illinois Central railroad. ... He invested in what is now called the Pullman Company and in oil ...
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5. RISE OF BIG BUSINESS
   ... federal government issued land grants to Illinois to construct the Illinois Central railroad. ... He invested in what is now called the Pullman Company and in oil ...
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6. unionism
   ... Eugene V. Debs, veteran hero of the Pullman Strike, moved forward to ... Artisans into Workers university of illinois press, illinois 1997 Leuchtenberg, William. ...
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7. Biography of Eugene Victor Debs
   ... But later that year, the union was destroyed in the Pullman Co. struggle. ... Eugene V. Debs dies on October 20, 1926, at Lindlahr Sanitarium in Illinois. ...
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8. American Labor Unions
   ... to end the strike such as Baltimore, Maryland Chicago, Illinois Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania ... Two years later, in 1884, a strike in the Pullman Palace Car company ...
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9. American Industrial Revolution 18701920
   ... In 1893, Governor JP Altgeld of Illinois pardoned the three survivors. ... In the Pullman Strike of 1894, strikers for the railroad attacked cars and innocent ...
   (1133 Words -- Approx. 5 Pages)