After this event, a legal defense by Clarence Darrow was ignored in a second trial.
After this event, a legal defense by Clarence Darrow was ignored in a second trial. The response to this event was opposed by John Altgeld. General Nelson Miles was sent to put down this event on the order of Richard Olney, in the name of protecting mail shipments. The federal government's right to issue an injunction to end this event was upheld by In re Debs. For 10 points, name this strike that involved the American Railway Union and was put down by Grover Cleveland, centered on porters for a "palace" sleeping car company.
After this event, a legal defense by Clarence Darrow was ignored in a second trial.
Pullman Strike 