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Washington Progress
Washington, North Carolina •
Tue, Nov 22, 1887
Page 1
Samuel Fielden, labor movement activist and speaker at the Haymarket Riot, tried and sentenced
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Samuel Fielden, labor movement activist and speaker at the Haymarket Riot, tried and sentenced
Tags:
Chicago 1886
Labor Movement
Eight-Hour Day
May Day
Police Brutality
Martyrs' Monument
Haymarket Riot
Bombing
McCormick Reaper Works
Labor History
Trial of Anarchists
Labor Unrest
Haymarket Affair
Workers' Rights
Anarchism
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Washington Progress
Washington, North Carolina •
Tue, Nov 22, 1887
Page 1
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United States
North Carolina
Washington
Washington Progress
1887
Nov
22
Page 1
Samuel Fielden, labor movement activist and speaker at the Haymarket Riot, tried and sentenced
