The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-31
The LABOR DAY PARADE
ACCORDING TO PRESENT PLANS 1T
WILL BE AN IMPOSING WENT.
The Managers Expect to OutcInss All
Previous EnOrts-FormatiOn
md Line of March.

morrow morning In CenlTdl bdDOl INV"
Hall and make final arrangements for the
Labor day celebration and the morning
parade. The parade promises TO De the
feature of the day. All of the local unions
have been making preparations for a big
demonstration, and it Is estimated by tne
m that the demonstration will be
the largest that organized labor ever made
on the streets of indianapolis. In the
parade will be at least a dozen new unions
organized during the past year, and some
that are not now assigned places VIII aud
to the line of march.
The Machinists' Union. the largest In the
city. will head the parade and expects to
have fully 600 men in line. which is more
than a hundred less than the membership.
The other unions are trying to make an
equal showing in proportion to their num-
bers. Many of the unions will try TO have
some sort of uniform equipment to add
to the attractive features of the parade.
The members of the women's unions will
ride in carriages.
Charles Roster will be grand marshal
of the parade and John McGregor his as
sistant. The grand marshals aids are
Frank Columbia. George Gordon. Len III.
Lester, Edgar A. Perkins. George Miller
and ]. A. Sanders. The formation of the
parade follows:
Platoon of police. Captain Dawson COM
handing.
First Division
Frank Columbia. commanding.
Band
Machinists' Union.
Allied Metal Mechanics Union.
Journeymen Plumbers Union. No. 10.
Steam and Hot Water Filters Union. No.
IS.
Steam and Hot Water Filters Helpers
Union, No. AZ.
Theatrical Stage Employees Union, No. So.
Agents Union.
Retail Clerks Union. No. 1.
United Garment Makers Union, No. Ia.
Laundry Workers Union.
Women's Label League.
Hardwood Finishers' Union. No. 90.
A~malgamated Wood Workers Unions. Nos.
13 and los.
Tin. Sheet Iron and Cornice Workers
Union. No. Al.
A-maIgamated Association of Iron, Steel
and Tin Workers.
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Union.
Second Division
George Gordon, commanding.
Iron MoIders' Unions..Nos. II and Sc.
Core Makers Union.
Stove Mounters' Union, No. IS.
Boiler Makers Union, No. 10.
Pattern Makers Union.
Brewery Workers Union. No. q.
Beer Drivers Union.
Beer Bottlers' Union, No. go.
Ice Drivers Union.
Team Drivers Union.
Third Division
Len Lester. commanding.
Painters and Decorators Union, No. AZ.
Carpenters Unions. Nos. PSI and 60.
Stone Masons' Union. No. l..
Bricklayers' Union, No. 3.
Plasterers' Union. No. 46.
Wood. Wire and Metal Lathers' Union.
Electrical Workers Union, No. 10.
Hardwood Floor Layers Union.
Tile Settlers Union.
Ornamental Glass Workers Union.
Fourth Division
Edgar a. Perkins. commanding.
Band.
Typographical Union. No. 1.
German Typographical Union. No: IA.
Indianapolis News Boys Band.
Indianapolis Printing Pressmen's Union.
No. IL.
international Brotherhood OF Bookbinders,
No. SO.
Press Feeders and Helpers Union, No. SO.
Webb Pressmen's Assistants Union.
indianapolis Electrotypers' Union, No. 80.
indianapolis Stereotypers Union, No. IS.
Fifth Division
George Miller. commanding.
Band.
Cigar Makers Union, No. 80.
String Musical Instrument Makers Union.
/ Journeymen BARRIERS Union.
Cerealine Workers Union.
Billers' Protective Union.
Bakers' Union.
Broom Makers Union.
Freight Handlers Protective Union.
Laborers' Protective Union.
Horseshoers' Union.
international Wood Carvers' Association.
United Brotherhood of Leather Workers.
Upholsterers' Union.
Slack Barrel Coopers' Union, No. %.
Journeyman Tailors' Union.
Sixth Division
j. A. Sanders, commanding.
Band.
Saw Makers Union.
Saw Makers Helpers Union.
Saw Grinders and Toothers' Union.
Saw Filters Union.
Saw Handle Makers Union.
The first division will form on the east
side of South West street, facing Washing
ton street: the second division on the north
side OF Maryland street. east of West street.
facing West street; the third division on
the north side of West street, west Of West
street. facing West street: the fourth divi-
sion on the west side of South West street,
facing Washington street; the fifth divi-
sion on the east side of North West street,
facing Washington street, and the sixth
| division on the west side of North West
street, facing Washington street. The pa
rade will form romptly at $3.50 o'clock
Monday morning at the corner of West and
| Washington streets, and will move i'm the
| following line of march: East on Washing
ton street to New Jersey street: counter
march on Washington street to Pennsyl-
vania street; north on Pennsylvania street
to Market street: west on Market street by
way of Monument place north side) TO
| Capitol avenue: north on Capitol avenue
| 10 Ohio street and diSband.
The programme at the fair grounds will
| consist of speaking. racing. an exhibition
of wall climbing by the English Zouaves
and other athletic features, including con-
tests between different labor organizations.