Hamlin Garland wrote an article supporting this event for McClure's magazine.
Hamlin Garland wrote an article supporting this event for McClure's magazine. One person involved in this event was shot twice and stabbed four times by Alexander Berkman in retribution for his role in it. The fenced building most associated with this event was defended from an attempt to take it by troops on barges on the Monongahela River. Governor Robert E. Pattison eventually sent in the state militia to help queue this dispute, while Carnegie's retreat to Scotland left Henry Clay Frick in charge of quelling it. Famous for a battle between Pinkertons and the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers, FTP, identify this 1892 strike in a town near Pittsburgh.
Hamlin Garland wrote an article supporting this event for McClure's magazine.
{Homestead} Strike