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In the early 1900s, Anchorage was a boomtown driven by railroad dreams, with workers, families, and engineers like Gus Cohn capturing the eras spirit through photographs. Baseball and local traditions brought a sense of normalcy amidst the grind, but tensions boiled over due to poor working conditions and wage disputes. In 1916, a massive strike led to significant wage hikes, showcasing the towns resilience and fight for fairness. This summary offers a glimpse into Anchorages raw, hustling past.

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