Locomotive engineers, etc., II.
Locomotive painters, II.
Locomotive pipe fitters, IV.

Longshoremen, II.

Loom fixers, III.

Lumber handlers, II.

Machine shop workers, IV.

Machine stone workers and hand rubbers, I.

Machine wood workers, VI.

Machinery riggers, IV.

Machinists, IV.

Machinists' apprentices, IV.

Mail deliverers, V.

Mailers, V.

Malt liquors, VII.

Maltsters, VII.

Marble cutters, carvers and setters, I.
Marble cutters' helpers, I.

Marble mosaic workers, I.

Marble mosaic workers' helpers, I.

Marble polishers, rubbers and sawyers, I.
Marblers (book), V.

Marine cooks and stewards, II.
Marine engineers, II.

Marine firemen, II.

Masons, I.

Masons (cement), I.

Masons (stone), I.

Masons' laborers, I.

Masters and pilots, II.

Mattress makers, VI.

Meat cutters, VII.

Messengers (transfer), II.

Metal buffers, platers and polishers, IV.

Metal lathers, I.

Metal painters, IV.

Metal spinners, IV.

Metal workers (sheet), I.

Meter makers (gas), IV.

Milk bottlers and handlers, VII.

Milk wagon drivers, II.

Millinery workers, III.

Millwrights, I.

Mineral water bottlers and drivers, VII.

Miners (iron), XIII.

Mixed employment, XIII.

Modelers, XIII.

Molders (brass), (iron), IV.

Molders' apprentices (iron), IV.

Molders' helpers, (iron), IV.
Mosaic workers (marble), I.
Motormen, II.

Motormen (iron works), IV.

Mule spinners, III.
Musicians, VIII.

Music engravers, V.

Navigation, II.

Neckwear cutters, makers, III.
Newsboys, X.

Newspaper deliverers, V.
Newspaper writers, V.

Optical workers, XIII.
Ore handlers, II.
Organ workers, VI.
Overall workers, III.
Oystermen, XIII.

Painters and decorators, I.

Painters (car and locomotive), II.
Painters (metal), IV.
Painters (ship), IV.
Pants makers, III.

Paper bag and box makers, XIII.
Paper cutters, V.

Paper hangers, I.
Paper makers, XIII.
Paper rulers, V.

Park employees, XI.
Park gardeners, XI.
Parquet floor layers, I.
Pattern makers, IV.
Pavers and rammermen, I.
Paving block cutters, I.
Paving trades, I.

Pen makers (gold), IV.

Photo-engravers, V.

Steam engine makers, IV.
Steam fitters, I.

Steam fitters (ship), IV.
Steam fitters' helpers, I.
Steam shovel men, I.
Steel plate engravers, V.
Steel works employees, IV.
Stereotypers, V.

Stewards (marine), II.
Stone cutters, I.
Stone masons, I.

Stone setters, I.

Stone workers (machine), I.
Store-fixture workers, VI.
Stove mounters, IV.

Street sweepers, XI.

Street laborers, I.

Street railway employees, II.
Suit cutters, III.

Suit makers (boys' sailor), III.
Surgical instrument makers, IV.
Suspender makers, III.

Suspender trimmings makers, III.

Sweat band cutters (hat and cap), III.
Switchmen, II.

Wagon spring makers, IV.

Wagon workers, VI.

Waist makers, III.

Waiters, X.

Wall paper machine printers, V.
Wall paper print cutters, V.
Waterproof workers (building), I.
Weavers (carpet), III.
Weavers (silk ribbon), III.
White goods makers, III.

Window-glass workers, XIII.
Wire-workers, IV.

Wood carvers, VI.

Wood lathers, I.
Wood turners, VI.

Wood workers (machine), VI.

Wool workers, XIII.
Wrapper makers, III.
Writers (newspaper). V.