Move of General Miles Trains Under Federal Guard
Federal authorities plan a decisive move against strikers using United States troops and deputies to cleared yards and tracks. Debs remains in Chicago while Gompers may join, and the Knights of Labor consider a general strike. Rioting and arson persist at stock yards as police and militia contend with mobs amid widespread transit paralysis.
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Cuwano
United States
Giles
Uspats
Mardiala
Subieca
Marshal Arnold
Miles
Mock Island
Lake Shore
Ilinois Central
Maral Arnold
Chicago
Police
Guardians of the Peace
Lake Front
Panhandle
Burton
Logan
Cotcago
Burlington & Qui Switch Yards
Crawford
Hawthorne Race Track
Wright
Portieth Street
Grand Trunk
Round House
Dink Belt Machinery Company
eBomald
Stock Yards Police
Cain
Neleya
Morris
Swift
Arnoar
Syaiu Lusewers
Meip Vrain Quaha
Seavey
Omulin Police
National
Brennan
Inspector Hunt
Northern Pacific and & O
Gath Street
47Th Street
Dobertta
Eugene V. Debs
Union
Sovereign
Isaster
Knights of Labor
Sovereive
Wall
Faye
Moollams Beetr
Fry
Debs
Soveresen
A R
Socsne
Vianee
Mesara
Building and ‘Trades Council
Holding Trades ’Alliance
Ublrich’s
Dete
Ing
Euting
Ulirich’s Hall
KK of Ea
Reights of
Stewart Avenue
Thirty-ninth
Fifty Fifth
Englewood
Pan Handle Road
Atreeta
Ure
Olgut
A. RU
Burdey
Debs Wnd
Cleveland Romeit
Lake Shore Engineers Plan Demands Over Dismissals
Lake Shore engineers and firemen held a secret meeting to demand reinstatement of conductors and three men discharged during the Ann Arbor trouble a year ago. Representatives from all divisions attended as efforts to tie up the Lake Shore lines continue. Meetings today and tomorrow may foretell a strike, with freight cars moving to relieve backlogs.
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Tonepo
Lake Shore
St Toon
A. R
T Ie Lake Shore Company
Ann Arbor
Rou
Michigan Southern
Waluah
A.R.U
Looters Take 40000 Stock From Water Street Store
A mob of Lithuanians seizes a coal company store in Water Street, looting goods valued at $40,000 as police abstain. Reports say workers faced no resistance amid hunger, with threats to harm any defender. The incident echoes disruptions from the A.R.U strike and a nearby railway threat. Governor Altgeld received offers of aid from state guardsmen and veterans groups.
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G. A.B
Altgeld
Hinters
Brnimerreno
Ill
G. A.R
Littlefield
Chicago
Bureau County
Rioters Fire On Train Crew at Loomis and Forty Seventh
A clash in Chicago between rioters and state troops ends with twenty rioters killed and many wounded. A wrecking train crew near Loomis and Forty Seventh Street faced a storm of bullets as rioters attacked, fleeing and leaving dead and wounded.
Terrifying clash at Forty seventh and Loomis ends in deaths
Reports from Careno July 7 describe a violent confrontation between rioters and regular troops on the Chicago and Western Indiana tracks at Forty seventh and Loomis. At least twenty to thirty killed and many wounded as troops fired a single volley after orders to disperse were refused. Wounded and dead were loaded onto a wrecking-train to be brought to Polk street depot. Police and militia reinforced, artillery considered, while conflicting casualty tallies and chaotic communications hinder precise counts.
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Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Illinois National Guard
U.S
Sherifs
Secret Service
Hyde Park
Lake Front
Far Oorth
Stud Street
Inc
Stuck Yards
Caime
Altgeld
Springfeld
Buruns
Brugerly
Cearly
Swenie
Operdiurs
Cilief Swene Stud
Leedquartera
Wiveluck Fuss Wigut
Sweat
Stoce
Par- Hcular
Bunseit
Rigter
Careano
Manry
47Th
Loomis Streets
Polk Street
Indiana
Army
Miles
Forty-seventh Street
Co. G
Fifteenth Infantry
Loomis
Ainspector Hunt
Tilinois
Grand Trunk
Cron Ys
Atate
Corm
Maher
Secon
Bown
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