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The Brotherhood Railway Carmen of America, commonly known as the Brotherhood of Railway Carmen (BRC), was a fraternal benefit society and trade union established in the United States of America. The BRC united railroad employees involved in the repair and inspection of railroad cars to advance their common interests in the realm of hours of work, wages, and working conditions.

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rdfs:label	Brotherhood of Railway Carmen (en)
rdfs:comment	The Brotherhood Railway Carmen of America, commonly known as the Brotherhood of Railway Carmen (BRC), was a fraternal benefit society and trade union established in the United States of America. The BRC united railroad employees involved in the repair and inspection of railroad cars to advance their common interests in the realm of hours of work, wages, and working conditions. (en)
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name	Brotherhood Railway Carmen of America (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Railway unions in the United States International Association of Machinists Franklin D. Roosevelt International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern Railway Cedar Rapids, Iowa Topeka, Kansas Trade union Trade unions disestablished in 1986 Trade unions established in 1890 Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen Organizations based in Kansas Iowa Mutual insurance companies of the United States Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad Kansas Friendly societies Railroad car Train drivers Minneapolis, Minnesota Transportation Communications International Union Martin F. Ryan Railway conductor Craft union Fraternal benefit society Wilton Junction, Iowa dbr:Carmen's_Mutual_Aid_Association dbr:Sylvester_Keliher dbr:F._A._Symonds dbr:Felix_H._Knight dbr:Frank_L._Ronemus dbr:Joseph_B._Yeager dbr:W._S._Missemer dbr:William_H._Ronemus
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	https://archive.org/details/BRCSouvenir https://www.jstor.org/stable/3790113
sameAs	Brotherhood of Railway Carmen Brotherhood of Railway Carmen Brotherhood of Railway Carmen Brotherhood of Railway Carmen
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merger	Carmen's Mutual Aid Association and Brotherhood of Railway Car Repairers of North America (en)
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formation	1890-09-09 (xsd:date)
founding location	Topeka, Kansas
logo	BRC-logo.jpg (en)
logo caption	Early emblem of the Brotherhood Railway Carmen of America, dating back to the 19th Century. (en)
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purpose	Fraternal benefit society and trade union for railroad employees involved in the repair and inspection of railroad cars. (en)
has abstract	The Brotherhood Railway Carmen of America, commonly known as the Brotherhood of Railway Carmen (BRC), was a fraternal benefit society and trade union established in the United States of America. The BRC united railroad employees involved in the repair and inspection of railroad cars to advance their common interests in the realm of hours of work, wages, and working conditions. The organization traces its genesis to a seven-member group called the Brotherhood of Railway Car Repairers of North America founded late in October 1888 in a railway car in Iowa. This group merged with a rival organization, the Carmen's Mutual Aid Association at a "Joint Convention" held in Topeka, Kansas in September 1890, formally establishing the organization and its bylaws and electing its officers under the new permanent name. The BRC was disestablished through merger into the Transportation Communications International Union (TCU) in 1986, which was in turn amalgamated into the International Association of Machinists (IAM) in a merger completed in 2012. (en)
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founding date	1890-09-09 (xsd:date)
purpose	Fraternal benefit societyandtrade unionfor railroad employees involved in the repair and inspection of railroad cars.
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	American Federation of Labor American Railway Union BRC 2022 United States railroad labor dispute Independent Citizens Committee of the Arts, Sciences and Professions

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