Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-08-30
IMMENSE.
Labor Day Parade
Will be Big.
An Exhibition With the
Aerial Truck.
General Orders of Chief
Marshal TaneyhilI.
The Formation and Line Of
March.

Fire Chief John Mertz has arranged
to have the aerial truck in the ex
hibit the fire department will make
In the Labor day parade. The best
feature of this is thar an exhibition
with the truck will be given at the
conclusion of the parade, OH Main st
Many have never seen such a truck
in operation.
At last nights meeting of the Cen
tral Labor union the details of the
Labor day celebration We're completed
While the picnic at Silver lake in the
Afternoon will be fine feature, the
big parade will attract most atten
t!on. Chief Marshal w. B. Taney
hill has been hard at work preparing
the order of formation, etc. The order
as finally revised and completed is
as follows:
LABOR DAY PARADE.
Formation: Chief Marshal, w. B
Taneyhill; assistant marshals, Alf
Woodring, Jacob Shook, N. d. Milli
kin, George Carpenter, Henry Wall
n. NJ. Patterson.
Eighth Regiment band; w. R. Pal
mer, leader.
Akron Central Labor union; James
McNaughton, commanding.
President of the day, Thos. w
Byrne; speaker of the day, 7. J. Duf
fly; Mayor w. B. Doyle; Secretary o
S. Sewers; City Commissioners, City
Council, City School Board.
FIRST ON-BARBERTON
UNIONS.
Marshal, James Parks.
Assistant Marshals, Alf. Frizell
Anthony Green.
. Boilermakers' and Iron Ship
builders union; Johen Kenney, com
manding.
Carpenters union. No. $50.
Federal union, No. 1888; j. FL. Swi
CART, Vane Roger, Ezra Oyler, com
manding. s ~
Is SECOND DIVISION.
Marshal, N. S. Leib.
Assistant marshals, VIM. Huber
Patrick Mooney.
x. o. r. NJ. band; Adam Wright
leader.
Iron Molders' union, No. 80; James
M. Malone, commanding.
Stoneware Workers union, No. 6SSS
with float; Robert Simms, command
ing.
Master Horseshoers' Association.
Journeymen Horseshoers' union, No
III; Thos. McGovern, commanding.
Operative Potters' union, No. 30
with float; VIM. Il. Wickline, com
manding.
Amalgamated Woodworkers' union
No. 142; Ezra Spellman, commanding
Coreworkers' union, No. 81; VIM
Crawford, commanding.
Machinists union, No. .203, w. Arm
strong commanding.
Patternworkers' union.
Electrical Workers union, No. SO
with two floats; George Courson
commanding.
Glassworkers' union.
Federal union, No. S03S. A. F. of L
Federal union, No. S592, A. +. of L
Stationary Firemen's union, No
81; with float; Anthony Jenkins, com
manding.
Porters' and Bootblacks' union, No
92SS; Grant Stevens, commanding.
THIRD DIVISION.
Building Trades)
Marshal Alfred Tydeman
Assistant marshals, John Ahern, B
It. Ebert.
Eighth Regiment band, End.
Bricklayers' union, No. Z; VIM
Lynch, commanding.
Amalgamated Sheet Metal Workers
union, No. ia.
Master Painters Association.
Painters and Decorators union, No
239; Reuben Bulman, commanding.
Carpenters and Joiners' union, No
81; j. d. Hinkle, commanding.
Stonemasons' union, No. 30; VIM
Gideon, commanding.
Journeymen Plumbers Association
No. 219.
Platerers' union, No. 100; Thoma.
Brady, commanding.
Stonecutters' Association.
Lathers' union.
Hodcarriers' union, No. S773.
FOURTH DIVISION.
printing Trades.)
Marshal, A. j. Lawrence.
Assistant marshals, Edward Ho
gan, AL. Kimptiin.
Fosters Cornet band; @. A. Foster
leader
Allied Printing Trades Council
Ross Barnes, commanding.
Bookbinders' union, No. 5; G. #
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