It was brought Australia by W.W. Lyght, who founded assemblies at Wagga and Syndey that came to include many members of Sydney's radical Freedom Assembly.
It was brought Australia by W.W. Lyght, who founded assemblies at Wagga and Syndey that came to include many members of Sydney's radical Freedom Assembly. The members of this organization took a "sacred oath" that claimed that their titular enterprise was a "philosopher's stone" that turned everything it touched into wealth, an oath called "In the beginning..." This organization, once led by James Sovereign, spearheaded successful campaigns against the Union Pacific and Wabash Railroads, and it was originally founded in secrecy under Uriah Stephens, the former head of the Garment Cutters' Association. Reaching its height under "Grand Master Workman" Terence Powderly, and losing out to the AFL after the Haymarket Square Riots, for 10 points, identify this first major nationwide labor organization in the United States.
It was brought Australia by W.W. Lyght, who founded assemblies at Wagga and Syndey that came to include many members of Sydney's radical Freedom Assembly.
the Noble (and Holy) Order of the {Knights of Labor}