The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-03

81. JOSEPH, Mo-, Sept. 2-I4abor fJay
mas 3,D Deen bright and pleasant Thousands
with tnelr families enjoyed an outing at
Lake Contrary this afternoon.
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MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sent. 2-Isbo,.
DAY was observed in this city today the
feature being monster parade, in when
aoout l50e9 Worknen were in line. The
pageant moved at II O'Clock, and consist
We're interspersed twenty-three bands
OF music. The line Of naa1.ch
after taking IN the principal streets. broke
Up az Schi1tz park, where speeches were
nlaoe by local men. A band concert
was on in the afternoon, t6 be followed
by ball tonight. -O--o'0o
CINCINNATI. Sept. 2-The I.abar dav
parade here was large and brilliant Tbs
weather was pleasant, and the dav wae
observed IN all business circles me
a ara 30 4l Sox,5ngtc93 and Newport who
display. - ~ ''iieeic
tb DIES Mo 13a7s5 :, Iowa. Sept 2.-Flve
IN the parade which was the leadine
feature of the Labor day Gbseryafions at
THIS point today. The march ended ar
greenwood park, where John Collins. of
o>'i'e'eo' ueiiVereo the principal address.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. 72zTodav Wit
neSseo the largest parade ever given in
Columbus on Labor day The nnDsho,. ~ ~
men IN line being placed IS high a. ~ ,S ri
FoioWing the parade speeches wera mad
by GOV. Nash, Mayor Hinkle and O.
Sressnlan Iompkins. James Q. Cannon
president of the trades associafion r,a5a
an attack upon the billion dollar steeI
trust and Andrew Carnegie. He onnose5
Carnegie's library scheme. fayorinr inc
fo ora 1as5l.1 OF hospitals and homes
LITTLE Rock. Ark, Sept. 2.-Labor
rade, in which both white AMI noa ~.
union labor Organizations took part afftT
WnIch separate exercises Wera hold -,
ctIrefent PARIS. Gov. Davis was the pr.n-
eipaI speaker before the white l1nsf,ns
An elaborate Labor day celebra t.e, ms,
heid at Hot Springs.
GRAND Raids. Mich, Sent. Pa
COT cay was celebrated in this CITY todav
with street parade of tahe.-. ,,,3S;,, 10y
the morning. when $500 men were in liz, "a
ana sports OF various kin6s at Read.s,
Lake in the afternoon ecu .
HOUSTON. Tex, Sept. plaza do,
was observed by nearly every CITY IN
Texas and in a manner much noore el.h ~
crate than has eeen the case in the pasf
At AZ houston the parade included abal1t
her. eial huih-
At AustfnsGov. Sayres was the orato,.
Oh the day and the crowd which lisfe,,ed
10 MIN was large. Galveston Fad Nc
me at Dickinson, with several thausan.1
people from Galveston and Hoastcn
AT Cleou1ne the dav was made notable
by the new men in line labor ,,nio,,;s,,,
having recently taken that civ ~ =,
STORM. tFl
COLUMBIA. s. c.. Sept s2.-The 1ar,es4
Lacor cay celebration ever seen n fI,;s
o
S'409 people participated. s''iu
Inc most conspicuous feature of t.,a
pstraoe was the members of the TextiIe
union, I,O09' Of whom are now on a s+r;il',
against tie mills Of which w r. Sn,iIs,
Wnaiey IS president The children ,,nder
Twelve years Of age who work in A.,
talits elevsn hours day, headed the
RICHMOND. Va, Sept. 2-Tha 1a,,o.
DAY parade In Richmond was the 1ars.'et
ana Hnest ever seen here There vare
LEGO men in line "ele
ALEXANDRIA. Ind, Sent a-Iabo,
cay In the gas belt was appropriately eel.
eot ated here today. Twenty-Five gas lola
towns Were represented by their lTnions
IN body The immense parade Of 1i,a
morning was followed in the aftsrnono
ny addresses at Cassel's greSe by Con-