Brewers and Malters Union of Seattle forms on April 13, 1890.

  • By Greg Lange
  • Posted 5/05/1999
  • HistoryLink.org Essay 1064
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On April 13, 1890, the Seattle Brewers and Malters Union Local 142 forms with about 65 members.

By 1908 membership had increased to 115


Sources:

[Washington] Bureau of Labor, Sixth Biennial Report of the Bureau of Labor Statistics and Factory Inspection 1907-1908 (Olympia: C.W. Gorham, Public Printer, 1910), 112.


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