The Hocking Valley strike and Governor Hoadly's stance
A detailed account of the Hocking Valley mining strike in Ohio. It contrasts Governor Hoadly with Governor Foster, notes union miners resisting wage cuts, and outlines alleged Republican manipulation, Pinkerton guards, watered stock schemes, and the militia controversy. The piece defends the governor’s cautious, legal approach amid political pressure and public concern.
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Ohio States Journal
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