Clouds Lifting As Strike Turmoil Resumes Amid Talks
A weathered report from July details the lifting clouds over Chicago as the Pullman strike and allied labor protests show tentative movement toward arbitration. Officials indicate mixed progress with trains in some regions resuming near normal service while demonstrations and troop deployments influence mood and public order.
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Unclear wartime dispatch hints at federal troop buildup
A garbled report details rapid troop movements and rail controls as federal forces increase in the Pacific coast region. It notes Major Saphinn and Governor Altgeid declaring commitment to constitutional rights, with reinforcement of the navy and militia. The piece references Chicago unrest, San Francisco measures, and a broad mobilization across North Dakota, Montana, Idaho, Washington, Wyoming, Colorado, California, Utah and New Mexico, amid takeover of railroads and suppression of rebellion.
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