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Denver, Denver County, Colorado
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In Philadelphia, Knights of Labor Secretary Litchman welcomes Rev. Dr. Edward McGlynn to join but denies rumors of him opposing leader Powderly, citing lengthy membership rules for assembly delegation.
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PHILADELPHIA, June 28.-In reference to the dispatch that Rev. Dr. Edward McGlynn intends to become a Knight of Labor and is also regarded by many as a probable formidable opponent to General Master Workman Powderly, General Secretary Litchman of the Knights of Labor said this afternoon:
"I know nothing further than what I hear from the dispatches published in the morning papers. If Dr. McGlynn wishes to join the order I am sure he will be welcome.
"As for the statement that he an opponent to Mr. Powderly, it is simply a case of over-wrought imagination. Dr. McGlynn could not by any possible means be a delegate to the general assembly inside of two years. He would have to first join a local assembly and be a member for six months before he could be a delegate to a district assembly, and then it would require eighteen months more to qualify him as a member of the general assembly."
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Philadelphia
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June 28
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General Secretary Litchman of the Knights of Labor stated that Dr. McGlynn would be welcome to join the order but dismissed rumors of him being an opponent to Mr. Powderly as over-wrought imagination, noting that McGlynn could not become a delegate to the general assembly for at least two years due to membership requirements.