Oliver Harvey (labor organizer)

Oliver Harvey was an American labor organizer and activist, primarily active in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. While specific biographical details are scarce, Harvey's work focused on improving the conditions of industrial workers, particularly in the manufacturing sector. He was involved in organizing strikes, advocating for better wages and working hours, and promoting the rights of workers to unionize.

Harvey's strategies often involved direct action and community organizing. He believed in empowering workers to collectively bargain for their rights and fought against exploitative labor practices. Although not as widely known as some of his contemporaries, Harvey contributed significantly to the early labor movement, laying the groundwork for future labor reforms and worker protections. Primary sources documenting his activities can be found in union archives and historical newspapers from the period.