Heroism in the Pullman strike praised as noble
The article extols the A R U strike as first class heroism despite opposition to strikes. It argues the effort sacrificed employment, bread, and home for others, calling it Christian, unselfish, and moral. It lauds the strong who fight for the weak as true heroes on a nation’s roll of honor.
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A. R U
War Paint and Substitution in Historic Conflicts
The passage contrasts a warrior named Cieverese who swears with fervor when others suffer, yet seeks a stand in when his own life is at risk, reflecting on attitudes toward real warfare and personal danger.
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Cieverese
Pullman Strike Debate at Epworth Hall
A large meeting at Epworth hall Halstead and Congress Streets discussed the Pullman strike. Rev Carwardine argued the strike as a complex act driven by wages and town conditions, criticizing Mr Pullman’s statements and urging fair reviews of earnings, debt, and company practices. The talk contended over whether the strike was rash or compelled by economic pressures. The session ended with plans to continue the discussion.
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Epworth Hall
Halstead
Congress Streets
Pullman
Chicago
Pullman Company
Mr. Pullman
Pullman Bank
Pollan Company
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