Reel 4
Contains 11 Results:
Casefile 16-1 End and 16-2 Request Item
Subfile 92. Department of Justice, 1895-1896 Request Item
Jul 12, 1895-September 26, 1896. 32pp. Subjects: Requests for reimbursement of railroads for funds advanced to U.S. Marshals; employment of private detectives as deputies. Begins 0000.
Subfile 93. Post Office, 1894 Request Item
June 28-July 27, 1894. 38pp. Subjects: Protection of U.S. mails and interstate commerce as justification for federal involvement in strike; Stoppage of mails in Arkansas, Tennessee, Ohio, Michigan, Montana, Minnesota, New Mexico, Colorado, Nevada, Iowa, Missouri, Illinois, Idaho, Kentucky, and California. Begins at 0032.
Subfile 95. Supreme Court, 1895 Request Item
March 27-October18, 1895. 9pp. Subjects Acknowledgements of papers received in appeals of cases against Eugene V. Debs and other leaders of the American Railway Union. Begins at 0070.
Subfile 95. Treasury, 1894-1897 Request Item
July 5, 1894-July 7, 1897. 52pp. Subjects: U.S. Marshal explanations of expenses incurred and deployment of deputies guarding railroad property; requests for reimbursement of railroads for funds advanced to U.S. Marshals; employment of special counsel in case against Eugene V. Debs and other leaders of the American Railway Union; use of federal troops to restore order in Arizona Territory and California. Begins at 0079.
Subfile 96. War Department, 1894-1897 Request Item
July 6, 1894-July 31, 1897. 60pp. Subjects: Use of federal troops to restore order in Idaho, Nevada, California, Indian Territory, Oklahoma Territory, Utah, Montana, Washington, and Illinois; mob violence and intimidation; U.S. Marshal deployment of deputies in Arkansas; protection of U.S. mails and interstate commerce as justification for federal involvement in strike. Begins at 0131.
Section 1, 1902 Request Item
Section 2, 1902 Request Item
October 1-December 14, 1902. 301pp. Subjects: Letters and petitions to President Theodore Roosevelt urging federal arbitration or federal seizure of coal mines; protests against trusts and combines among American businesses; proposed legislation for the regulation of corporations and unions; proposed antitrust proceedings against UMWA and coal operators. Begins at 0346.
Section 3, 1903 Request Item
May 26-June 2, 1903. 191pp. Subject: Interstate Commerce Commission proceedings of William Randolph Hearst against railroads and coal companies concerning price-fixing and transportation contracts in the coal markets. Begins at 0647.
Section 4, 1903 Request Item
January 13-December 29, 1903. 78pp. Subjects: Correspondence concerning Interstate Commerce Commission proceedings of William Randolph Hearst against railroads and coal companies concerning price-fixing and transportation contracts in the coal markets; U.S. Supreme Court; letters and petitions to President Theodore Roosevelt urging federal action against coal operators.