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The Pullman case
Trials (Conspiracy)
Labor laws and legislation, united states
Strikes and lockouts
Trials, litigation
Railroads
Law and legislation
History
The 1894 strike by the American Railway Union, eventually broken by federal troops and the courts, set an important precident for judicial involvement in labor disputes. Papke examines the strike, the proceedings in the Illinois courts, and the 1895 Supreme Court decision, In re Debs.
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