Cleveland Rolling Mill Company

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The Cleveland Rolling Mill Company was a major 19th-century iron and steel manufacturer based in Cleveland, Ohio, that played a significant role in the early American steel industry and labor history.

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instanceOf historical company
industrial company
iron and steel manufacturer
associatedWith American labor movement NERFINISHED
Cleveland’s industrial corridor
development of steelmaking technology in the 19th century
country United States of America
surface form: United States
economicRole contributed to development of Ohio’s steel sector
contributed to industrial growth of Cleveland
hasFacilityType rolling mill
hasProduct iron
steel
historicalContext part of 19th-century American industrialization
part of growth of heavy industry in the United States
impact influenced labor organizing in Cleveland
influenced labor relations in the steel industry
industry iron industry
steel industry
knownFor iron rolling
labor conflicts involving immigrant workers
steel production
laborHistoryRole involved in 19th-century labor disputes
involved in workers’ strikes
site of important labor struggles
locatedIn Cleveland, Ohio NERFINISHED
Midwestern United States
Ohio
locationType urban industrial site
partOf early American steel industry
regionServed Midwestern United States
United States of America
surface form: United States
significance major 19th-century iron and steel manufacturer
played a significant role in American labor history
played a significant role in early American steel industry
timePeriod 19th century

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Leon Czolgosz employer Cleveland Rolling Mill Company