Many labor strikes of the late nineteenth century were generally unsuccessful because of violence from both sides.
The labor demanded to be paid right, better conditions, safer working conditions, good pay etc. Thus, they often formed labor unions that had people with similar interest and thoughts about the protest. Such unions didn't last long due to internal conflicts among the members.
These strikes were unsuccessful due to the violent strikes that frequently broke out and were solved with violence itself. Many people were injured and killed due to the violence breakouts resulting to a lot of problems caused to the common public.
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