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Carnegie Steel, July 6, 1892
“That was a war between laboring men because these pinkertons were there under pay and the person who employed that force was safely placed away by the money that he has wrung from the sweat of the men employed in that mill, employing in their stead workmen to kill the men who made his money.”
Printed at C&D Printshop, Chicago.
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