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The '''anthracite strike of 1902''' was a bitter dispute between [[labor union]]s and mine managers that occurred in western Pennsylvania on [[Earth]] in [[1902]]. The strike was led by [[Sean Aloysius O'Brien]], an ancestor of [[Miles O'Brien]]. The strike lasted eleven months, and was only ended after all of the workers' demands were met. Unfortunately, Sean O'Brien was martyred barely a week before the strike ended. ({{DS9|Bar Association}})
 
The '''anthracite strike of 1902''' was a bitter dispute between [[labor union]]s and mine managers that occurred in western Pennsylvania on [[Earth]] in [[1902]]. The strike was led by [[Sean Aloysius O'Brien]], an ancestor of [[Miles O'Brien]]. The strike lasted eleven months, and was only ended after all of the workers' demands were met. Unfortunately, Sean O'Brien was martyred barely a week before the strike ended. ({{DS9|Bar Association}})
   
: ''The [[Wikipedia:United Mine Workers|United Mine Workers]]' strike of 1902 actually only lasted five months, and was led by [[Wikipedia:John Mitchell (United Mine Workers)|John Mitchell]].''
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: ''In actuality, the [[Wikipedia:United Mine Workers|United Mine Workers]]' strike of 1902 only lasted five months, was led by [[Wikipedia:John Mitchell (United Mine Workers)|John Mitchell]], and took place in the [[Wikipedia:anthracite|anthracite]] [[Wikipedia:Coal Region|Coal Region]] of Northeastern Pennsylvania.''
   
 
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The anthracite strike of 1902 was a bitter dispute between labor unions and mine managers that occurred in western Pennsylvania on Earth in 1902. The strike was led by Sean Aloysius O'Brien, an ancestor of Miles O'Brien. The strike lasted eleven months, and was only ended after all of the workers' demands were met. Unfortunately, Sean O'Brien was martyred barely a week before the strike ended. (DS9: "Bar Association")

In actuality, the United Mine Workers' strike of 1902 only lasted five months, was led by John Mitchell, and took place in the anthracite Coal Region of Northeastern Pennsylvania.