The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1901-08-24
PROGRAM IS READY
FINAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE
CELEBRATION ARE MADE.

FINAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE
CELEBRATION ARE MADE.
Presidents Davis and Timlin Are the
Chosen Grand Marshals-The First
Train VIII Leave the Union Depot
ut 1880 u. m.-List of Games and
Sports and the Prizes ORered-Pa-
rads Will BE Along First Street.
The Labor Day committee, repre-
senttng the labor organizations of the
city. held meeting Tuesday night at,
which final arrangements. were made
for the monster demonstration in hon.
or of labor, to be held on Sept. 2.
Everything Is now practically ready
for the big parade in the city in the
morning and the oratory, athletic
events ano the program Of general
noon arl evening.
The committee Tuesday night an
nounced its program Of prizes for the
Lakewood events and also selected the
marshals and assigned the unions to
places IN the parade.
Geo. M. Davis, president Of the Fed
Grated Trades assembly, and Tim Tim
lin, president Of the Building Trades
council, will be the chief marshals.
The unions will move at $3.50 on the
morning Of September 2, in the follow
ing order:
FIRST DIVISION.
First Department, Marshal Henry
Dworschak.
Platoon of Police.
Third Regiment Band.
| Delegates to the Trades and Labor
Assembly.
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and
Joiners.
Union BARRIERS Union Of West Duluth.
Cooks and Walters Union.
Brewery Workers Union.
Plumbers Union and Steam Filters
Union.
Retail Clerks Union.
Leather Workers on Horse Goods
| Union.
| Tailors' Union.
Lathers' Union.
Painters and Decorators Union.
SECOND DIVISION.
Second Department. Marshal Richard
Richter.
| Flaaten's City Band.
Steam Engineers Union.
! Plasters' Union.
Bakers Union.
| Porters' Union.
! Meat Cutters Union.
Book Binders Union.
| Typographical Union.
| Theatrical Stage Employees Union.
| Cigarmakers' Union.
Freight .Handlers' Union. -,
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Third Department, Marshal, G. 'O'Nei1.
| Drum Corps.
Longshoremen'se Union.
| BARRIERS Union No. 81.
Sheet Metal Workers Union. "
Electrical Workers Union.
Iron Molders' Union.
Tug Firemen's Union.
Bricklayers' Union.
Stonecutters' Union.
Grain Trimmers' Union.
Boiler Makers and Helpers Union.
Harbors Cooks Union.
Seamen's Union.
Horseshoers' Union.
StOnemosons' Union.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Fourth Department, Marshal, Walfert
Schwartz.
Duluth Fire Department.
Floats.
Decorated Wagons.
Carriages.
The parade will form as follows:
First division at Fifth avenue west,
north OF First street: Second division,
at Fifth avenue west, south Of First
street; Third division, at Fourth ave-
nue. west, north of First street; Fourth
division, at First street, west Of Second
| avenue west.
The parade will move east on First
street to fourth avenue east, then
countermarch on First street to First
street and Fifth avenue west, then
south to the Union depot, taking the
1890 train for Lakewood.
| GAMES AND SPORTS.
The committee on games and sports
have arranged the events to be- con-
tested at the picnic at Lakewood on
Labor day. The events with the prizes
offered follow:
| cHSy ydTu udSH, open " dlA@C 1TSc
prize. box cigars, John Shea; second,
wool sweater, r. c. Kruschke: third
bottle of wine, s. Levin.
One hundred yard dash, open to all
First prize, hammock, Northern Hard
ware company; second, bike pants,
Floan, Leveroos & Co.; third. bottle of
wine. Charles Teske.
Committeeman 100-yard dash-First
prize, fish pole, Kelley Hardware COM
pany; second. ninety-eight pounds of
Universal -four, Wright -Clarkson COM
pany; third, box cigars, seecamp;
fourth, box cigars Duluth Cigar COM
pany: NTH, bottle rye whisky. w. Nc
Cullough.:
Delegates to Trades Assembly 100-
yard dash-First prize. bike pants, Big
Duluth; second, ham, T. r. Hancock
& Co.; third, leg OF lamb, Tobens meat
market.