The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
LABOR CELEBRATIONS.
THE DAY ElABORATElT OGs
SERVED IN NEW YORK.
Two Mammoth Parades. One by the Gem
trail Labor Unions, and the Other by Cen-
traI Labor fedcration-M Enthusis
asm shown-Labor-Dsy Elsewhere.

amount OF display this year. IL has ben
customary since the holiday was deelsrd
10 have one monster parade by the different
trades unions. but this year there were two.
One Of them was held under the auspices OK
the Central Labor Unions and paraded
through the up-town districts In fashionable
and aristocratic portions Of the city. There
were about $4,000 men in line, representing
about Hfty Of the different trades. Charles
T.. Rogers, Of the Reliance Labor Club ~
Narblecu,ters. was the grand marshal. and
had as his assistants John j. Garry ana
Daniel kennolloy as chiefs, and william
Mcneil. e.. l.. Ford, and George warner,
Who acted as division aids. The procession
vas divided in eleven sections, each oEe
commanded by a marshal. IL started aDoiit
i0:30 A. M., and moved along the i9l-
owing line Of march: Up Fourth avenue
10 Nineteenth; past the Union square COT
tage. which was the reviewing stand; 10
Eighth avenue 20 Thirty-fourta street, t@
| Fitth avenue 10 Forty-second street. wheFo
hey were disbanded. Each organization
was headed by A band of music and car
RED benners and standards bearing appn'-
priate notices. The first division was cont
posed entirely Of members of Iypograpnisd
'niOn No. 4, whose reputation az "Bs
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turning out. Following them were ths
United Cloak and suit Cutters Union,
'lothine Cutters Union. Gotham Assocl;s-
ion of Knife Cutters, Franklin, Association
Of Pressmen, Horseshoers' Union No. an
:. Brass Workers Union. Picture Frame
! Makers Union, Coal shoSellers' lnlo''
Machinists zion No. !, Theatrical frote''.
tive Union, Tin and Sheet iron NorkeiS
'nion. Granite Cutters Union. Amalgamg-
ted Carpenters and Joiners, United order
Of American stair Builders. Brotherhood
If Carpentere and JOiners, Packing
Box-Makers' Union. Building Constructors
/ ID. \. 2J3, including Enterprise Association
of steam Filters. and Progress Association
of steam Filters Helpers. Brich-iiandler'
| Union. Lumbcr-iIandlers' Union. Bultdlps
Material Drivers Union, Public Carmen
| mon. HeXagon Labor club, Belgian raw
ers' Union. Foundrymen's Protective Ass'-
citation. Iron Workers Protective Associa-
ton. Annex Assembly of Iron Worker
Cast Iron Clippers Union. liouse-smiih',
| -nion. Architectural Pattern-MakerS
Union. Compact Labor Club, Italian Mosaic
Marble Workers. While-SlOne Associstions
| and 2.ilielanco Labor Club, cement ava
Asphalt Layers and llel pers, Mystic lie
Association, Eaglish trainers mon ah!
/ ,. Progressive Carpenters Union. ,nitd
| order of American Carpenters aud Joinerf,
| Progressive Painters' MONS Nos. !, ), ana
.. Progressive Ya5nishers' Union, Customs
| Nanishers' Union.
| CENTRAL LABOR FEDERATION.
The parade of the Central Labor foderr-
| ton started about the same time as the
Central Labor Unions, ar1 was commandei
/ ~ Marshal August Delabar. lne line ~
march was confined to the east side oi tbe
city. where the working masses live. IL
was divided inta live divisions. and was
composed of the following ORGANIZATIONS;
/ Firnt Division Clo:hing Irades-lhe OPP
eratiye Cloakmakers' Union, shocmakers'
| Union. Tailors' mon, Nos. ana :; Hu'
| ..,.,~,.,,..s,~r-' Un,op. p~t,@-hoivpsssscr. cr.-
/ Union, Coat Operatives Union, and Gap
makers tnion.
second Division. - Food Producers =
Bakers Unions Nos. |, Z, -, 81, ". ~ and
%: Pie Bakers Union, Lager Beer brewery
| Union. Ale and Porter Brewers Union,
Beor Drivers Union, and Walters Union.
Third Division. -- Tobacco Workers :
Cigarmakers' international Unions Nos. ~,
20. and lil.
Fourth Division Building Trades Crr-
penter,' Lodge No. ji3. Narnishers ant Tot
ishers. Architectural Iron Workers. Pro.
gressiye Laborers' Union NO. J, lnitei
Machnists. phOlsterers, Eccentric Ene-
ncers' No. 3. Firemen's Mon No. liaslha
Mosaic Tile LAYERS Union. Iron Mouider'
pion No. -. Paperhangcrs Union No. lei,
Millers and Millwrigh,s, Building Materials
| Handlers. Cement LabOrers' Union NO. "
Carriage and " agon- Makers, Italian stone
\ Masons. German PAYERS, Piano-Maker I,
General Laborers' Union, Hebrew Carpen-
ters and Amalgamated Brass Workers.
Fifth Division - Miscellaneous - Book
binders Union, socialistic section, Barberi,
PROGRESSIVE silk Weayers, Newspaper
Printers Union. No. |, Peddlers. tompos :
tors and Reporters OF the New Yorker Nolks-
zeitung. employees Of the papers socialii !
and WorkingInen's Advocate, and the
Amalgamated Hebrew Trades.
rHE DAY IN BOSTON.
BosroN. sept. To-day the organized
workjngmen Of Boston are celebrating tbe.r
dfth annual holiday. The features oi ihe
obsery ance are similar 10 those of previous
years, embracing "A parade, pic-nics, ana
sports.
IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. Sept. Fully 5000 met
marched TO the music Of the cause OF LABOR
i'm Chicago to-day. The main parade an
: picnic was under the joint auspices Oh ui!
, Chicago Trade and Labor Assembly anu
fhe Central Labor Union. The Knights a
4, I.ahor Assemblies marched 5.Oo ~ GOV
, .trong by themselves. In addition ~ the
! ejght.hour day banners carried by AL te
divisions. the carpenters carried the motto
strike Tomorrow fDr American IA
: Play A number Of directors OF the
. Worlds Fair, the mayor aud aldermen
udees and other dignitares occupied the
! reviewing stand.
o Al PHILADELPHIA.
j. PHILADELPHIA, PA, sept. l.-Labor-Dai
i /, being celebrated in a heiitting manner.
At PirTsBURG.
a PlTrsBURG, PA, SEPT. l.-LaJor-Day wa
n attingly celebrated in this CITY by stree
e parade OF about 1909 men.
u Al ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. sept. l.-Labor-ray was o.
served IN becoming manner IN this citi
MANY factories and wholesale houses we.
,losed IN order that their employees inlgi'
n, enjoy the day. The weather was clear an
pleasant. At midday about 300 membef
III the different trades unions formed IN pr
le cession, and after paradng the principl
= streets OF the business section oi the cstl
> marched to suburban parks. where the da
- was spent in pic-nieking, games. ahc III !"
r, tening 10 speeches by local orators.
y. OMAHA.
N OMAHA. NRB., Sept. I.-Eight tnousan
G. men we're In line in the LsbOr-Day parad
u to-day. Business WAS suspended In near
all lines.
no MILWAUKEE, WIS.,, Sept. The lae
at organization cf this city observed attlsasn
n day with procession and speaking
N shooting Park. About $3.50 men were
IN the parade.
70 sr. PAUL.
at ST. PAUL, MINI, sept. l.-LaDor-ps
lie was quite generally observed here to-da
IN A big parade. with over 1900 men IN M
constituted the forenoon's exercises ana
grand picnic at silver Lake was held 10
afternoon.
80 WORCESTER.
mt WORCESTER, MASS, sept. i.-laoor'Ds
or was observed quite generally.
he NEWPORT.
NEWPORT. Il. l.. sept. l.-laDor-p,
was obser, Cd here to-day as Holiday
the la0oring men.
IRE BUFFALO.
~ BUFFALO, Sept. l.-Labof-Day Was se
arailv observed here.