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Pullman National Historical Park Brochure

U.S. National Park Service

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Social movements · 11 May–July 1894
The Pullman Strike and National Rail Boycott

Pullman factory and company-town district · United States

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Why editors use it here
Collection-rich overview of wage cuts, unchanged rents, failed mediation, rail boycott, troops, and legacy.
1. Quick read
  Pullman Palace Car Company employees struck on 11 May 1894 after wage cuts left many unable to meet rents and expenses in the company-owned town.
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2. Trigger and conditions
  A grievance committee failed to win relief and several members were discharged.
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3. Uncertainty
  The widespread boycott involved many cities and mixed peaceful refusal with property destruction and violent confrontation.
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4. Why it matters
  Pullman links household economics to national infrastructure.
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