One leader of this organization published the autobiography The Path I Trod and served two terms as mayor of Scranton, Pennsylvania.
One leader of this organization published the autobiography The Path I Trod and served two terms as mayor of Scranton, Pennsylvania. This group organized black sugar cane workers in Louisiana who were later killed in order to suppress a strike during the Thibodeaux massacre. White miners in this group slaughtered another group of immigrants in the Rock Spring Massacre, a result of this group's support for the Chinese Exclusion act. This group's secret ritual manual was the Adelphon Kruptos. It failed in its long-running conflict with Jay Gould during the Great Southwest Railroad Strike. Uriah Smith Stephens founded this group, though he was later succeeded by Terrence Powderly. FTP, name this labor organization influenced by Freemasonry that declined after the Haymarket Square Riot.
One leader of this organization published the autobiography The Path I Trod and served two terms as mayor of Scranton, Pennsylvania.
Knights of Labo(u)r