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The Homestead strike
July 6, 1892
Homestead, Pennsylvania
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Frick locked out the steelworkers and floated 300 Pinkertons up the river on barges at three in the morning. The town met them on the bank and fought a pitched battle all day. The union won the fight and lost the war, and organised labour was kept out of steel for forty years.
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