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Homestead Steel Strike - 2 images: 1. The Mob Assailing the Pinkerton Men on Their Way ot the Temporary Prison (drawn by Charles Mente); 2. The Burning Barges

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Homestead Steel Strike - 2 images: 1. The Mob Assailing the Pinkerton Men on Their Way ot the Temporary Prison (drawn by Charles Mente); 2. The Burning Barges

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Photo of 2 wood engravings after photos by Darbis, Pittsburg.
Illus. in: Harper's Weekly, 1892 July 16.
Reference copy may be in Iconography of Pittsburgh Coll. - no. 577.
This record contains unverified, old data from caption card.
Caption card tracings: Pa. H-; Photos. I.; Artists, Publ. I.; Detectcives; Strikes 1892; Shelf.

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01/01/1892

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