The participants in this event burned an effigy of a man who had slashed their wages, who responded by building a twelve foot high fence with rifle holes and barbed wire. Alexander Berkman attempted to assassinate one of the participants, which also saw William McCleary asked Philander Knox to intervene in this event. Henry C. Frick was the general manager of the factory at the center of this event, which was owned by Andrew Carnegie. The Pinkerton Detective Agency exchanged gunfire with the participants of this event, who were subdued by the state militia. For ten points, identify this strike by the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers, which took place at steel mill in a certain Pennsylvania town.
The participants in this event burned an effigy of a man who had slashed their wages, who responded by building a twelve foot high fence with rifle holes and barbed wire. Alexander Berkman attempted to assassinate one of the participants, which also saw William McCleary asked Philander Knox to intervene in this event. Henry C. Frick was the general manager of the factory at the center of this event, which was owned by Andrew Carnegie. The Pinkerton Detective Agency exchanged gunfire with the participants of this event, who were subdued by the state militia. For ten points, identify this strike by the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers, which took place at steel mill in a certain Pennsylvania town.
The participants in this event burned an effigy of a man who had slashed their wages, who responded by building a twelve foot high fence with rifle holes and barbed wire.
{Homestead} Strike