The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-08
It was Gala Day for Labor Organizations
Of Norfolk and Sister Cities.

Jr. Marshal.
Typographical Union. No. 32.-Jno. f..
Dash'ell, Marshal.
lOystermens Protective LAssociation-J
x. Todd. Marshal.
Norfolk Machinsts' Lodge. No. 11--Wil-
liam Fleming, Marshal
Portsmouth Machinists' Lodge. No. Ill
ID. j. Reardon. Marshal
Tailors' tnion-Joseph Reilly, Marshal
Plastere-s' Union. No. 126-C L. Harris.
Marshal
Portsmouth Boiermakers' and Iron
Shipbuilders-ld. Mcdonnell. Marshal.
Plumbers and Gasiitters' Union-W. NJ
| Williams. Marshal.
THIRD DIVISION.
Drum Corps
]. I. Blick, Marshal
Carpenters and Jolners
Portsmouth Screwmen's Association.
Visiting Delegate from DanVille and
Raleigh.
Unorgani2ed Workingmen
Mayor Mayo and City Officials in Car
President NJ. j. Lyons of Central Labor
Union.
Newspaper Men and Invited Guests
George j. Walker. Chairman Labor Day
Committee.
T. f. Dornin, President Virginia Fedora
tiCn of Labor.
Speakers of the Day-Messrs. s. D. Hope.
w. II. Fairless. Charles T. Bland
and Alex. 3. McCullach.
The oldes; printer in the city, and prob
ably the eldest man in the procession.
was Major Dunbar. of The Virginian.
/ VINO. with his little grand son. Dolly Dun
bar Joyncs (alSo in the printers uni
form), and Mr.. Chas. NJ. Loughlin. a
cupied one of the carriages
! During the progress of the parade it
was Photographed by Campbell.
AT OCEAN VIEW.
! The afternoon celebration was conduct
ed !, Ocean View and Immediately after
| lne parade was dismissed the delegates
- ~ ] -. i'trtus ocFah 20 crowd 10
tin,, .itm, resort ir'ans Were run IN two sec
t!ons every hour and they were all crowd
| ed.
The. exercises We're conducted in the
| . 0oH noonIa prasi'ia,'. ~ ~ aoou : :
~ 49, puVpty' ltSiqvHt VI: =. lyons oil
Hr Gp'ra nrs5 i,appE mon oil southeastern
=, The The Mrst ,, speaker vas Mr. Samuel D.
cal ITniIn who snol.a a.. co,io,,..e i
MI Chairman Ladies' and Fellow York
| ingmcn:
Some years since. on the third annual
! celebration of Labor Dnv rufirr thn nn.
! p!ccs of the then Federaiion of fahor
| had the honor 10 be the CHER marshal
ana one of the spcakcrs on thnt oc"nsinn
Though circumstances hny. bccn such thaf
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/ has ever been With YOU in vo,iir ta ndvrrsiiv
! or prospcritv Ycir .-risynnc"s vn'ir
wants. Your every desire have bccn sha,,d
| bv r9c. for who could he more i'm sVn,nn.
| thy win your ambitions thnn - jin~in,.
been II meml.r Of = ir,,ir ,,nio, fn,. " -
years. nv life has been devo,cI To organ.
| lied labor. No one appreciatcs the c6ndi-
! zion of Tho workiur,nnu more for I bamn
Ia bored fo, wears vea inbnr now in sen.on
| and ont of scnson by njgbi ana hv Inv
| for the sust,nnnncr ~ riytGaif nj "a a,nit;S'
according To- Gods hoiy wnv "Ry ~
Sytrnt - ~. go '0'' ""!' ~ VIC
That orraniz"d labor is nal;ne, rroot
progress is ,.vi,l,nccd bv the Vnst ron
course here assembled When T h@r,n,c n
member Of n trad" unionLNorfoIi, Twno.
! Gra phicnl No XG-ihof was ! heIiSvc iihn
only organized labor BODY in this commu-
! nitv Now we i'm ve- " ~
| Norroli, TvporrathicnI Irrion M %
| Journ"vuGn Tajinrs ITuion 10 a. o.
| CiCarmnkcrs' Union No 90 ''' w.
Plumbers Union No 2lo.
Hrirklnvars' aud NInsnnc, T-,;o,
| Norfoik Nochinis;.. I nd,.o NJ
| Portsmouth Mnchinists' fodge No AL
| plustrrcr,' ITmion M ,5f 'SS -N0' TIL
Shiphuiiders' No 81
| Four organiZotious from Nnwnor. Nau.e
| And Oystarmcr's prctc"tivc Hssocjoti"n
| az - ,ins - ,,,,'i iit-' " t,.p' 'utn'oStu