Strike at California rail yards erupts into deadly derailment
Sacramento and Oakland battle lines flare as railroad strikers sabotage rails near the depot. Regular troops, cavalry, and marines clear the yard after a derailment kills engineer Clark and three soldiers. Union leaders denounce the act while investigations arrest several suspects and vows of further action spread.
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Sacramento
Steamera Alameda
Acme
Y Street Levee
Col
Graham
Fillmore
Wright
San Francisco
Bum Clark
Denekamp
Freman
Sam Reynolds
Battery L
5Th Artillery
Clark
Harry Knox
American Railway Union
Davisville
ALR. A
O'Nieil
D. Worden
A. G. Green
William Burt
H. E. Bender
Gen_ tahain
Ofivera
Ruthford
O'Keefe
Bax Prancisco
California
Oakland
U. Be
Mare Island
Alameda
Navy Yard
Superine Tandent Fillmore
Treetle
Worten
Jurove Worden
Southern Pacific Company
Los Anceres
Atrikers
Avameos
Atrikera
Wasaixoron
Hayes
K. of I. Has ii
Cleveland
O'Neil
Chicago
Union Tachivists
American Federation of Labor
American Rederation of Labor
New York
Cooper Union
Crowded Chicago Hall Attacks Cleveland and Federal Troops
An enormous Chicago gathering denounced President Cleveland with a blast of boos and hisses. Henry George branded federal troops as tyrannical while urging destruction of railroad property rather than allow force to defend it. Frank K. Foster and Father Thomas B. Ducey spoke as resolutions criticized the Federal Judiciary and government for corporate influence and civil liberty suppression. Sympathy reached California as lawmakers were urged to foreclose the Pacific railroad mortgage.
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Chicago
Axtel
Cleveland
Henry George
Frank K. Foster
Boston
Thomas B. Ducey
Federal
California
Congress
Nae
Pacific
Martial law and train delays in Nevada towns
Martial law proclaimed as trains with United States troops arrive at Carlin and Wadestown, bridges east of Carlin destroyed by suspected saboteurs, mail delayed, and troops camped. A $1000 reward offered by Southern Pacific for burglars who damaged a railroad roundhouse at Wadsworth on July 13 1894.
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S Trikers
San Prancreco
United States
California
Sacramento
Atrikerd
Carlin
Winnemucca
U. 8
Company
Wadeworth
Southern Pacific Coipeny
Railroad Round House
Wadsworth
Nevada
Gen
San Francisco
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George M. Pullman la Lill
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Peasion
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General Manager's Association
Knights of Labor
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Am ‘Romblies
Los Axcetes
Santa Fe
Vamero
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Phillips & Linton
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Reno, Nevada
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Practical Boot and Shoe Maker
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