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Domestic News August 17, 1894

The State Herald

Holyoke, Phillips County, Logan County, Colorado

What is this article about?

In Chicago on Aug. 13, striking employees besieged the Pullman company's plant seeking to return to work. By 9 o'clock, 1,778 men were ready, with more to be hired up to 2,000 to resume full operations soon.

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Pullman Getting Men.

Chicago, Aug. 13.-The gates of the Pullman company's plant were besieged this morning by a host of striking employees, who came seeking work and who signified their willingness to go back to their old positions.

At 9 o'clock the foreman found that he had 1,778 men on hand ready for work. Others who are competent and willing to begin work just as fast as those parts of the works now closed can be started will be given work.

All old employees returning will get their places back, until the full quota of men needed is at work. As that full number of men is about 2,000, the officials of the company feel certain that it will not be long until the works will be running full blast again.

What sub-type of article is it?

Economic

What keywords are associated?

Pullman Strike Employees Returning Chicago Labor Factory Resumption

Where did it happen?

Chicago

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Chicago

Event Date

Aug. 13

Outcome

1,778 men ready to work by 9 o'clock; up to 2,000 needed to resume full operations soon

Event Details

Gates of Pullman company's plant besieged by striking employees seeking to return to old positions; foreman had 1,778 ready; more to be hired as works restart; old employees get places back until quota filled

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