6:00 PM: Picketing workers called a general strike. Police intervened and made some arrests.
8:00 PM: Many companies stopped work and decided to join the strike.
9:00 PM: The strike spread to factories across Barcelona. Trams, however, continued to circulate, causing incidents.
12:00 AM: A state of war was proclaimed.
3:00 PM: As incidents continued and to prevent further escalation, trams were withdrawn from circulation.
3:30 PM: Attack on a police station in El Clot.
4:00 PM: A protest marched through Las Ramblas towards the Captain General's office. Soldiers refused to fire on demonstrators. Police intervened, and gunshots occurred, causing deaths and many wounded among the demonstrators.
11:30 PM: Fire at the Marist school in Poble Nou.
Tuesday, July 27, 1909
10:00 AM: Attack on a police station in the shipyards.
11:30 AM: Numerous roadblocks appeared in working-class neighborhoods. The central government declared it a separatist movement.
1:30 PM: Fires began to break out at convents. In the district of Gràcia, confrontations erupted between soldiers and strikers.
2:30 PM: Attack on a police station in Poble Nou. That evening, more monasteries and religious buildings were set on fire.
Wednesday, July 28, 1909
The morning saw new and numerous clashes between strikers and police. Strikers defended themselves from the rooftops of buildings. New fires were reported at monasteries and religious buildings.
Thursday, July 29, 1909
9:00 AM: Renewed fighting occurred at the barricades between strikers and police.
In the morning, troops arrived in Barcelona from Valencia, Zaragoza, Pamplona, and Burgos. Military occupation of Poble Nou began.
In the afternoon, army troops began to occupy the working-class neighborhoods.
Friday, July 30, 1909
In the morning, more troops arrived in Barcelona from Tortosa and Valencia.
At noon, despite sniper activity on rooftops, foot traffic began to resume in the center of Barcelona.
In the afternoon, some trams resumed circulation. Military occupation of the workers' quarters continued.
Saturday, July 31, 1909
Morning work activity resumed in official institutions, banks, and shops. In the afternoon, army troops occupied Horta.
Sunday, August 1, 1909
In the morning, trams returned to service. A Mass of Reparation was held. In the evening, a demonstration of women seeking the freedom of detainees took place.
