McKinley to Labor: More Appointments Than Any Predecessor
A list shows President McKinley granting numerous labor appointments from 1897 to 1900, naming Peter B. Laird David Healy Cameron Miller Frank Sargent M. D. Ratchford John L. Kennedy John Farquahar Edwin C. Maden W. G. Edens Charles H. Litchman John Thomas Robert Watchorn Adolph J. You Robert D. Layton YT Powderly among others. The article asserts these appointments exceed those of any prior president since the government’s founding. It also recounts Captain Houston’s mother’s tribute to Roosevelt and contrasts McKinley and Bryan in a campaign push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Peter B. Laird
The
Knights of Labor
Brooklyn
N. Y
Quebec
Canada
David Healy
Vancouver
B. C
Cameron Miller
Miners’ Union
Ohio
Frank Sargent
Grand Master
Brotherhood Locomotive Firemen
Industrial Commission
Industrial Brotherhood
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RION
M. D. Ratchford
United Mine Workers' of America
John L. Kennedy
Typographical Union
John Farquahar
Edwin C. Maden
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
W. G. Edens
Brotherhood of Railroad
Chicago
Charles H. Litchman
Knights of St. Crispin
John Thomas
Buffalo
Robert Watchorn
Adolph J. You
Puget Sound District
Robert D. Layton
Axe-Makers’ Union
Exgrand
YT. V. Powderly
Machinists’ and Blacksmiths’ Union
Capt. Houston
Roosevelt
Philippines
Hamilton
Rosevelt
Houston
Lawton
Cuba
el Caney
Teddy
Mrs. Houston
Col. Roosevelt
Bryan
William McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt