The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-01
UNIONS ARE READY
TOMORROW,s LABOR DAY PARADE
WILL BE THE BEST ST.
PAUL EVER SAW
THOUSANDS WILL BE IN LINE
Rivalry for the Many Prizes offered
Is Keen-Grand Marshal Has
Announced the Line
of March.


Is Keen-Grand Marshal Has
Announced the Line
of March.
| Organized labor takes it's annual holi-
day tomorrow, and not wheel will turn
in any of the factories of the city. AS is
customary, the principal feature of the
day will be an imposing parade, in which
| all the unions will figure. Each VII be
represented by an deliberately decorated
t1oat and the rivalry for the handsome
| prizes offered will be keen and most in
tense.
Those who have charge of the arrange
ments say that the procession this year
will be the bestin the historyof organized
labor on this city. The unions are all in
good shape, and are In mood to cele-
/ brate the principle of unionism to which
most of their prosperity Is due.
The Labor day committee, of which ].
! F. Kruger is chairman, and A E. DON
| aldson, secretary, has worked faithfully
to complete the details of the long
/ parade, and it is predicted that there Will
| be no hitch anywhere. The grand
marshal is George Shaw, and his as
/ sistants are John Lunkenheimer and E.
! F. Mullaney.
A number of special prizes has been
put up for competition among the diff
ferent unions, among which are the fol-
lowing, given by Messrs. Browning, King
& Co:
First prize, $3.50 the st. Paul labor
| organization wearing the most attractive
| uniform in the Labor day parade.
| Second prize, $25-To the ST. Paul labor
organization turning out the greatest
number of men in the Labor day parade.
Third prize. s15-To the St. Paul labor
| organization displaying the most attrac-
tive mechanical float in the Labor day
| parade.
The committee of judges to decide as to
the winners of the prizes offered by
Browning, King & Co., Is composed as
follows:
Dr. e. H Whitcomb, Phil. C. Justus,
Thomas R. Kane
Lennon & Gibbons have donated a $40
| suit of clothes to the finest appearing
marshal in the Labor day parade, and the
Plymouth Clothing house $40 worth OF
merchandise, which will be given in three
prizes to be competed for by the presl-
dents of the different unions.
The old state capitol will be the cen
tral point around which the unions viii
gather. The hour set for the start Of
the parade is 9 o'clock, and the marshaIs
of the various unions are urged to have
their men ready to move promptly.
LINE OF MARCH
Platoon of Mounted Police.
Fire Depal tment.
Chief Marshal Shaw.
john Lunkenheimer and e. +. Mullaney,
Assistant Marshals.
President Ives, Gov. Van SAINT and Mayor
Smith in carriages.
FIRST DIVISION.
Forms on Exchange street, right rest
ing on Wabasha.
Citizens Orchestra and Military Band.
Trades and Labor Assembly. e4e+~
SECOND DIVISION.
Forms on Cedar street, right resting on
Band.
Bricklayers' Union No. 1.
Timothy Jones, Marshal
Cabinetmakers' Union.
Plumbers Union.
Henry Steiner, Marshal.
BARRIERS Union No. 81.
John Il. GeSkfe, Marshal.
Horseshoers Union.
Henry Baugh, Marshal.
Mattress Makers Union. s,
Lathers Union.
John Norman, Marshal.
THIRD DIVISION.
Forms on Cedar street, right resting on
Band
Iron Molders' Union No 2S2
j. ]. Luby, Marshal. ss
Stage Employees Union No. 20. 49,
Il. j. Kavanaugh, Marshal
Northwestern Furriers' Union.
Herman Albrecht Marshal =
BOilermakers' Union.
w. Hays Marshal.
Painters Union No. 81.
Charles Gray. Marshal.
Walters Union. rs =
Electrical Workers Union
Joseph Macauley, Marshal
FOURTH DIVISION.
Forms on Tenth street, right resting
on Cedar.
Carpenters Union No. ST.
John L. Hughes, Marshal
Retail Clerks Union No. 2.
S. r. Kiess, Marshal.
Steamfitters Union.
]. Sweeney. Marshal
Butchers Union.
Bakers Union No. II.
John Paar, Marshal.
Tailors Union
Henry Lienig, Marshal.
FIFTH DIVISION.
Forms on Tenth street, left resting
on Cedar.
Machinists' Lodges Nos. 112 and 459 :
c. BettenberG, Marshal.
Coremakers' Union.
w. Carroll, Marshal
Marble and Tile LAYERS, Union.
Sheet Metal Workers Union.
Pattern Makers Union.
Stonemasons' Union.
Stephen Nantes, Marshal.
PLASTERERS' Union
J. H. Wilson, Marshal
SIXTH DIVISION.
Forms on Minnesota street, right rest,
ing on Fourth.
Band
Brewery WORKERS Union No. 81.
Coopers' Union No. 81
Stationary Engineers Union.
Stonecutters Union
Hugo Reich, Marshal
Stationary Firemen's Union.
SEVENTH DIVISION.
Forms on Minnesota street, left resting
on Tenth.
Pepins Band
Cigarmakers' Union No. SO.
J. Weinhandl, Marshal
Mason Tenders Union
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