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Wheeling, Ohio County, West Virginia
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In Cincinnati on July 26, hundreds of unemployed workmen gathered in Fountain Square, heard speeches, and marched to city hall demanding 'bread or blood' from the Mayor but dispersed without meeting him due to police presence.
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Cincinnati, July 26.—At an early hour this morning several hundred unemployed workmen assembled on the esplanade in Fountain square in pursuance of the call in yesterday's papers. After listening to speeches from Samuel Carry and others upon the deplorable condition of the workingmen, etc., they proceeded in procession to the city buildings to demand of the Mayor "bread or blood," as announced by one of the leaders, but upon arrival at the building no one seemed willing to wait upon the Mayor with the demand. After hours of waiting and discussion the crowd dispersed. The Mayor had been apprised of their coming and had placed strong guard of police around the buildings.
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Cincinnati, Fountain Square, City Buildings
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July 26
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Several hundred unemployed workmen assembled in Fountain Square, listened to speeches on their condition, marched to city buildings demanding 'bread or blood' from the Mayor, but dispersed after waiting without being met, as police guarded the buildings.