The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-09-02
ARRANGEMENTS FOR
THE BIG PARADE
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Clerks association, No. 127.

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United Mine Workers of America
INDUSTRIAL DIVISION PART ~.
Marshal and Aids.
officers of the Scranton Board of Trade.
Sanquoit silk Manufacturing company's S
employees In carriages (girls).
scranton Button company and Lacka-
wanna mill.
PART III.
j. w. Guernsey, music; Jonas Long S
Sons department stores, John Benore d
Son, builders and contractors; Washburn,
Williams d Co., builders and contractors
crystal laundry; Thomas Kelly, furni-
ture; Hunt & Connell, hardware; Lacka-
wanna laundry.
PART H.
j. H. Bingham, woodwork; Frank Car
lucci cut stone; Luther Keller, builder
materials; Goldsmith Brothers, shoe deal
ers: Alex. Dunn, halter; Goldsmith's ba-
zaar, dry goods; Gunster & Forsyth,
hardware and cornice work; Clark 81
Scott, tobacco; Il. Stipp, builder and
contractor; the Leader dry goods; Null
herin & Judge, builders and contractors (;
Clark d Snover, tobacco; Scranton Fire
Brick company; Foote e. Shear company,
hardware, Bittenbender & Co., bicycles (;
M. j. Kelly, bakery and confectionery
>iui NC i'iollItlS stores, JO-
seph Cassesse, bakery and macaroni fac
tory; Lackawanna Hardware company;
Perrig d Black, painters; Connolly &
wallace dry goods; Paragon Plaster
company; Edwin S. Williams. builder
and contractor; E. Robinson's Sors,
brewers; Lackawanna Brewing company.
MARSHAL'S ORDER.
Proclamation by the marshal of the In
dustrial division of Labor Day parade.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing places for assembling have been as
signed to the three parts of the Industrial
division of the Labor Day parade:
Part l assemblies on Olive street. north
side east of Wyoming avenue.
Part assemblies on Wyoming avenue
east side, north of Olive street
Part assemblies on Wyoming avenue,
west side, north of Olive street.
Participants are requested to drive
down Olive street to assemble. They will
follow each other as stated in the Of
fetal order published by the committee.
and will assemble in that order at 1880
a. m
Participants arriving after II n. m. will
loose their places and Will have to 20 to
the end in the order in which they arrive
Participants who have not heretofore
notified the committee will also have to
join at the end. A. Iangerfeld,
The labor organizations represented
in the Building Trades council will as
semble on Wyoming avenue from Null
berry street to Vine, and the organi-
cations represented in the Central
Labor union will assemble on Wyom-
ing avenue, from Vine to Olive streets.
at 10 a, IN.
The delegates to the Central Labor
union and the Building Trades council
will meet at Ancient Order United
Workmen's hall at 10 o'clock on the
morning of the parade.
LINE OF MARCH.
The parade will move at 1870 sharp
down Wyoming to Lackawanna, to
Franklin, Countermarch to Washing
ton, to Pine, to Clay, to Laurel Hill
park
The grand marshal will establish his
headquarters at corner of Wyoming
and Mulberry at $50 and all organiza-
tons should report to him for assign
ment to their positions in the line.
Applications for positions in the in
dustrial division can be made to the
general manager, L. j. Thomas, or to
Arthur Langfeld, at 400 I.ackawanna
avenue, until Saturday evening.
The speaking in Laurel Hill park
Will begin at . p. m. The speakers for
the day and evening are Mr. Frank
Morrison, secretary of the American
Federation of Labor; Mr.. Henry
White, secretary of the United Gar
ment Workers of America: Mr.. George
Chance, president of the Pennsylvania
State Legislative Labor league: Rev.
DR.. Spauldlng, of Hazleton; NJ. f.
Conroy, of Scranton and others. Mu-
sic, dancing, and all the other amuse-
ments in the park are provided Con-
tests and games have also been ar
ranged.
In the evening the park will be illu-
minated by Il large number of colored
lanterns, besides the regular electric
lights. Admission to the park will be
ten cents, and to the dancing pavilion
fifteen cents.
An elaborate souvenir programme is
being published and will be distributed
free during the parade. All who have
contributed will find their names re-
corded therein.