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A"antrt=A heitaaT and street Parade ~
Narteus uti.s-
ToFEKA. Kan. sept a-LAbor dax
was generally observed By the people n
Topeka A. ten o'clock the ~proeessioa
formed on kansas avenue and Tenth.
Il was the hnesi parade ever seen n
Kansas The parade was one hour in
passing and was yer three miles Ia
length. Il was headed By the Metro.
Politan police. followed By the Gre de-
partmenI trades unions societies
floats representing various branches Of
business Farmers Alliance and other
organizations A reviewing stand had
been erected on Kansas avenue. where
Governor Humphrey and State officers
n Mayor cafran and the City Council
reviewed the parade.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, sept several
thousand members Of trades unions OF
the two Kansas Cities paraded here.
The weather was fine and the outpour-
ing was creditable. Mayor Holmes de-
eiared the day a public holiday.
CHICAGO, Sept Labor DAY was
generally observed in this city. The
weather was bright and cool aud could
o be more suspicious for the parades
and subsequent picnics and games in
The various suburban parks. There
were two parades one under the au-
spices OF the Trades aud Labor Assem-
bly, with about 90, 900 men in line and
n of the Knights OF Labor, who
turned out with about 1000 men.
HnETnM AnwH fTN. TIL
around Boston celebrated Labor day in
the same general manner as in previous
years. The day was a legal holiday and
all business, including the editions Of
the evening papers, was suspended.
The parade was the largest that has
ever been seen on this day, the divided
councils that prevailed in former years
having united their forces in one grand
procession, in which 10. 600 participated.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Sept Labor day
was generally observed here. All the
banks, factories and mills and many
business houses were closed. The day
was bright and nearly 10. 600 workmon.
representing all the trades in the city.
took part in the parade. Similar dem
HfAN hfAA al N|fAHuNNtN.
~Greonsburg and other surrounding
towns.
OMAHA, Sept 1.-The second obsery-
ance OF the State Labor day was held
here with a general suspension Of BUSH
ness. There was a parade OF 5000 mon
and a speech by ex-senator Van Wyck.
a barbecue and daylight fireworks end.
ed the celebration.
NEW York, Sept Labor day was
celebrated yesterday in a grander style
than ever. All the Government and
municipal Offices, banks, etc, were
closed. The city was gaily decorated
with the flags OF all nations. and hum
dreds OF thousands lined the sidewalks
on the routes OF the professions. There
were two paradcs, that of the Central La
Dor Union, which took in the west side
Of the city, and that OF the Central
Labor Federation. which stirred up tho
denizens OF the East side. At least 3D.
600 men turned out in the latter, while
the Central Labor Union m~arshaled
about 20, 600 men.
LINCOLN, Neb, Sept. 2-The first La
Dor day ever celebrated in this State,
and which is recognized as such by tho
laws OF the State, was generally OBJ
served in this city yesterday. The
weather was -pleasantand the procession
probably the largest ever witnessed in
the capital city. Every trade and labor
union In the city was represented with
quite a number of farmers, mainly mem
bers OF the Alliance. The procession
marched to the park, where short adj
dresses, appropriate to the occasion.
were delivered. All the banks and
many business houses were closed.
EMPoRIA, Kan, Sept 2.-Labor day
was well observed here. all the banks
and most OF the bus ness houses closing
1000 visitors were in town. and a
participated in by thousands
place in the forenoon. In the
afternoon there was a picnic, at which
speeches were made by Hon. ]. Il. VII
Its, candidate for Governor, w. f.
Rightmire candidate for Chief Justice,
Mrs Lease and others. A balloon as
'ension and races were also auxiliaries
of the picnic.
DENvER, Col, Sept. 2.-Labor day was
generally observed here yesterday, all
places OF business being closed. Fully
o, 600 worklngmon were in the parade,
all being in uniform and bearing
he insignia of some labor organization.
After the parade the suburban trains
'arried thousands to Military park.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Sept. 2-Labor day
celebrated here by a grand turnout
labor unions The parade was the ]
most imposing ever seen in St Joseph, !
900 men being in line. A picnic was
Ield at Highland park. :
SOUAW MANS APOSTIE !