Rail strikes sweep Chicago as mobs clash with deputies
In July unrest grows as thousands of striking railroad workers confront state and federal authorities. Deputies and marshals battle crowds at River Island and nearby yards, while railroads report limited movement and consider federal troop aid to keep lines open. Debates spark over armistice terms and employer demands.
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Confused War Era Dispatches Surface Amid Daily Uproar
Fragmented reports describe the War Secretary and generals anxious about troop movements while trains run and strife spreads. Notes mention railroad strikes in Montpelier, unrest in Lud, and a disrupted timetable with damaged lines and casualties amid broader war effort disruptions.
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