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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1892

Page

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Troops Enter Homestead Without Bloodshed Amid Martial Show

National Guard of Pennsylvania occupied Homestead and surrounding areas entering unheralded. Snowdon led troops via Swissvale and Munhall with Eighteenth Regiment first to reach the town. Civilians and workers watched as guards posted pickets and transformed the borough into a martial scene.

Homestead Carnegie National Guard of Pennsylvania Pittsburg Pitestrn Pennsylvania Railroad Snowden Blairsville Radebaugh Junction Sheridan Tyrone Radebaugh Swissvale Monongahela River Port Perry Brinton Radebraugh Junction Eighteenth Regiment Port Perry Bridge Torrs- Patch Munhall Station Wiley Greenland McCleary Gray Munhall Eighth Avenue Old City

Grievous Mistake of Militiamen Told by Witness

A young man visits Swissvale to view troop entry into Homestead but delays shaving and wears a peculiar outfit. He departs early and encounters a scene prompting strong resentment toward the militiamen. The account highlights social tensions surrounding the event.

Wes Wigan Pittsburgers Swissvale Homestead Don Hisix

General Snowden Rejects Mill Committee Offer at Homestead

General Snowden at the Mifflin township school house headquarters tells Captain Kuhn and the Amalgamated Association they offer no aid and will maintain order themselves under Governor’s orders to protect Carnegie Steel property. A later visit seeks surrender, but is politely declined as a diplomatic skirmish unfolds.

Pittsburg Awl W. H. Davis Kuhn Pennsylvania Captain Kuhn Amalgamated Association Amal Association Carnegie Steel Company Owever Id Oe

Carnegie Steel Strike Trembles at Homestead Fight

United mill workers in Lawrenceville Beaver Falls and Homestead threaten a strike tomorrow at 2 PM unless Carnegie Steel agrees to conference with Homestead leaders. About 3,500 workers across three mills and 1,600 present at St Johns Hall press for arbitration and wage talks amid contract disputes.

Carnegie Steel Company Lim Homestead Union Lawrenceville Beaver Falls Keystone Bridge Edgar Thomson Bessemer St. John’s Hall Carnegie Amalgamated Association John’s Hall Madden Kilgallen Sessior Dillion Knights of Labor Hall Pinkerton

Little Bill Used To Carry Messages Between Camps

The Little Bill tug once part of Pinkerton operations at Homestead is chartered by the National Guard of Pennsylvania to shuttle messages between brigade headquarters across the Monongahela. The crew reports nerves high but no attacks occur as Pinkertons inflamed tensions fade from view.

Pinkerton Rogera Little Bill Lee Snowden Pittsburg

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Hawkins Monongahela Negie Mills Tlomestead The Carnegie Company Amalgamated Edgar Thompson Union Mills Atte Homewood Lovejoy Ville Lawrence Mill St . Amalgamated Orkmen Three Mills Weihe Sheehan Cale Eee Henan Imation Iron and Steel Edgar Thomson Steel Braddock Omestead Association Edgar Thomson Works H. C. Frick Pinkertons Congressional Investigating Committee Oates Washington James Kerr Greensburg Ostes Monongahela House Bynum Colonel Oates Boatner Senate Frick Wm. Weihe Burgess McLuckie Pitcairn Fourth Avenue Union Depot Boamer Hugh O'Donnell Chris Evans American Federation of Labor Otis Childs Pinkertors Congressional Inquiry Committee
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