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File:Great Railway Strike 1886 - E St Louis.jpg

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English: The great railway strike--attempt to start a freight train, under a guard of United States marshals, at East St. Louis, Illinois.
Date 10 April 1886
Source Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, p. 121. Library of Congress, LC-USZ62-99140.
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Author Nebinger, G. J., illustrator

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