Did the “Great Upheaval” do more good or bad for organized labor?

Great Upheaval do more good for organized labor.

Explanation:

The great upheaval was a protest that conducted by the workers of Baltimore and Ohio railroad company after they  unfairly receive a pay cut for the second time in less than a year. The workers filled the transition and prevented the use of railroads until their demands were addressed. The protest ended after the feds sent the national troops to disperse the crowd.

On hindsight,  this might be seen as a failure for the movement. But from that point onward, a lot more people start to pay attention to worker's right and standard living wages. I believe this why Great Upheaval  essentially do more good for organized labor.