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The United Labor Party was a short-lived alliance of 115 different labor unions and labor parties including the Central Labor Union, Knights of Labor, and the Socialist Labor Party. It was formed as a response of the rising "red scare" following the Haymarket Affair. After the formation of the party, the party leaders reached out to Henry George, who was sympathetic enough to labor to run under a labor banner but also educated enough to be a viable candidate, who eventually agreed to run for the United Labor Party after seeing 36,000 signatures in support of him. The party ran for the New York City mayoral position in 1886 with the candidate Henry George, who ended in second, ahead of Republican Candidate Theodore Roosevelt and behind the Democratic Candidate Abram Hewitt. The Party also h

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rdfs:comment	The United Labor Party was a short-lived alliance of 115 different labor unions and labor parties including the Central Labor Union, Knights of Labor, and the Socialist Labor Party. It was formed as a response of the rising "red scare" following the Haymarket Affair. After the formation of the party, the party leaders reached out to Henry George, who was sympathetic enough to labor to run under a labor banner but also educated enough to be a viable candidate, who eventually agreed to run for the United Labor Party after seeing 36,000 signatures in support of him. The party ran for the New York City mayoral position in 1886 with the candidate Henry George, who ended in second, ahead of Republican Candidate Theodore Roosevelt and behind the Democratic Candidate Abram Hewitt. The Party also h (en)
dcterms:subject	Labor parties in the United States Regional and state political parties in New York (state) Knights of Labor Political parties disestablished in 1887 United States labor law Socialist Labor Party of America Trade unions State and local socialist parties in the United States 1887 disestablishments in the United States
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Labor parties in the United States Regional and state political parties in New York (state) Knights of Labor Democratic Party (United States) Republican Party (United States) 1886 New York City mayoral election 1887 Philadelphia mayoral election Theodore Roosevelt Political parties disestablished in 1887 Abram Hewitt United States labor law Central Labor Union Socialist Labor Party of America Georgism Knights of Labor Haymarket affair Henry George Trade unions State and local socialist parties in the United States 1887 disestablishments in the United States Socialism Socialist Labor Party of America Red scare
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has abstract	The United Labor Party was a short-lived alliance of 115 different labor unions and labor parties including the Central Labor Union, Knights of Labor, and the Socialist Labor Party. It was formed as a response of the rising "red scare" following the Haymarket Affair. After the formation of the party, the party leaders reached out to Henry George, who was sympathetic enough to labor to run under a labor banner but also educated enough to be a viable candidate, who eventually agreed to run for the United Labor Party after seeing 36,000 signatures in support of him. The party ran for the New York City mayoral position in 1886 with the candidate Henry George, who ended in second, ahead of Republican Candidate Theodore Roosevelt and behind the Democratic Candidate Abram Hewitt. The Party also had an unsuccessful attempt to run in the 1887 Philadelphia mayoral election with the candidate Tomas Phillips. After the two elections, there was heavy conflict between the Georgist faction of the party and the Socialist faction of the party, eventually ending in a Georgist-Socialist split in 1887, which effectively ended the alliance. (en)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	1888 United States gubernatorial elections Timeline of labor in New York City 1886 New York City mayoral election 1888 New York state election Abram Hewitt Knights of Labor Henry George James Aloysius O'Gorman Socialist Labor Party of America United Labour Political club
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is party of	1886 New York City mayoral election
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