Contents
Letter to the Editor of Locomotive Firemen’s Monthly Magazine
Further Suggestions on Insurance
The Future Prospects of Our Order: Letter to the Editor of Locomotive Firemen’s Monthly Magazine
Closing Address to the Fifth Annual Convention of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
The Misrepresentations of Evil Thinkers
Letter to the Seventh Convention of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
The Power of Persistent Effort
Labor, the Genius of Civilization
The Mission of Our Brotherhood
Railroad Managers and the B of LF
Speech to the Indiana Legislature Nominating Daniel W. Voorhees for the US Senate
The Attempted Blacklist Degradation of Employees
Dynamite and Legitimate Warfare
Employees the Wards of Employers
Current Disagreements Between Employers and Employees 16
T. V. Powderly and the Knights of Labor
The Locomotive Engineers and the Locomotive Firemen [excerpt]
Why Eight Hours for a Day’s Work?
Trial of the Chicago Anarchists
Will Labor Organizations Federate?
Federation, the Lesson of the Great Strike
The Policy of the Order of Railway Conductors
Federation of Labor Organizations for Mutual Protection
The Common Laborer Is Essential
The Situation in the Great Strike
The CB&Q and Pinkerton Conspiracy
General Benjamin Harrison—Relentless Foe of Labor: Speech in Terre Haute, Indiana
Termination of the Burlington Strike
New Conductors’ Order Established
The Strength of All for the Good of All
The Brotherhood of Railway Conductors
Supreme Council of the United Orders of Railway Employees Established [excerpt]
Open Letter to P. M. Arthur of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
The Knights of Labor and the Farmers
Carnegie’s “Best Fields for Philanthropy”
Knights of Labor to Shape Own Destiny
What Can We Do for Working People?
The Brotherhood of Railway Conductors and the Supreme Council of Federation
Mrs. Leonora M. Barry: General Instructor and Director of Woman’s Work, Knights of Labor
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Federation
ORC Overwhelmingly Endorses Protection
Eight-Hour Day a Righteous Demand
The Higher Education of Women vs. Marriage
Is a Wrong Done to One the Concern of All?
The Supreme Council and the New York Central Strike: Statement to the Press
The Strike on the New York Central [excerpt]
Locomotive Engineers and Federation
The Knights of Labor and the Right of Organization
Bellamy Launches The New Nation
The Canadian Pacific Railway and the Supreme Council
Labor Organizations and the Labor Press
A Crisis of Federation Affairs
From Americans to Slavs and from Independence to Slavery
Revolution and Rebellion vs. Stagnation
The Lessons Taught by Labor Day
Persecution Because of Religious Opinions in Labor Organizations
Child Labor—a Crime Against Humanity
Letter to E. E. Clark, in Cedar Rapids, Iowa
The Great Northwestern Conspiracy: Speech at a Mass Meeting of Railroad Workers, Battery D, Chicago
Is Legislation Needed? How Shall It Be Obtained?
Confederation Essential to Labor’s Prosperity
Labor Representatives in Legislative Bodies
Crimes of Christless Capitalists
Final Annual Meeting of the Supreme Council
Official Circular No. 8 (1888–89)of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Official Circular No. 1 of the Supreme Council of the United Orders of Railway Employees
The Days of Long Ago: Letter to the Editor of Locomotive Firemen’s Magazine (January 1912)