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A Visit to the Home of the Future Socialist Leader–Part One

Posted on July 25, 2014 by jpkenna

May, 1894: Social activist Norah O’Hanlon Quinn, now married to former priest Daniel Quinn, accompanies him on the last leg of their trip out to the Midwest. Expecting to visit American Railway Union leader Eugene Debs and his wife Kate, … Continue reading →

Posted in history, labor, marriage, writing | Tagged American Railway Union, Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen, Eugene Debs, James Whitcomb Riley, Kate Debs, Pullman Company, Pullman IL, Pullman Strike, Robert Ingersoll, Terre Haute IN, Victorian decor | 2 Comments

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