It began with a meeting in the home of Mary B. Talbert that included Monroe Trotter, John Hope, and 28 others.  Following that first meeting, subsequent annual conferences of this movement occurred in Harper's Ferry and Faneuil Hall, Boston.  Opposed to the Atlanta Compromise, they eventually had an establishment of 30 branches, but never attracted
It began with a meeting in the home of Mary B. Talbert that included Monroe Trotter, John Hope, and 28 others.  Following that first meeting, subsequent annual conferences of this movement occurred in Harper's Ferry and Faneuil Hall, Boston.  Opposed to the Atlanta Compromise, they eventually had an establishment of 30 branches, but never attracted mass support until the Springfield Race Riot.  After the riots, white liberals joined its militants to form a more famous organization.  FTP, name this predecessor to the NAACP founded by W.E.B. Dubois in 1905 and associated with a landmark on the New York-Canada border.
It began with a meeting in the home of Mary B. Talbert that included Monroe Trotter, John Hope, and 28 others.  
Niagara Movement