The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-08


CESTRALIA
The parade Ezs o9nposei q enlo7s
f-ou TfrSsa- L&tcL5ssd. DEQ1os1. Mo1ni
vernon and CecrsHz- TIE e-oxa Tes
Mount Yernon Furnished The largest 5sl@-
gxoca- eSEtEate5 al LssG Azly % ne
uEions EeEe 2-ifC-Es1 The HeTS<
took place al the Fair G-c1ads ara sEt@T
running and uortng races
NEVADA
TIE business ne- clcsd their stores Il
Z 6ci0ck Z TIE city vas decorated IL
national colo-z The Union men % IRE
Rich HI-Pznana district AID q Nevada
ATTENDED the Celebration n large nGmozs.
The spsaksrs we're Nag! a nlgac
LonE zzd : 3 Joc-son o. Nevada ana
Mayor L Griffith. Judge Huckleby and !
K. Martin q RAch Hi The afternoon
sIerrfs@ we're n=id a. Lake PARK Ts-
evening exercises Ss-s Md q TIE F1ohc
sqGsre There vas Z b+z vzrace II ne
norZinE-
EEDALLA-
In the street para6e. Eh-rh Vas more
than . nise long every ccsl branch Of OF
GAINED industry ~zs represented The
parade contained country zu5 city Il
{ Gals. Uniformed unions floats and car
erty PARK Addresses we're made oy F.snk
Ripper. Mayer ! L Rzbccck- Christ Roe
ke- q = Louis Z IL Ccae- Ins 2aEs
Liberty Park EotsL
BEyIgR
i rcuziag picnic un.isr the auspices Of
TIE United Mine Worker q America vas
given N Central Park David = G1ystre
Of Kansas Cify vas the principal speaker,
Major z z. Clements Macon Counry's
Representative. also SPIKE Major Row
Ind vas chairman Bail games. horse
{ racing --d E-E1- =rr-z 11=~G T-AmFFz1 -
Five th0Csznd visitors ws1e present
KANSAS CITY.
LzboT Day was celebrated Il TIE usual
way. In the forenoon here vas z parade
Of al the labor organizations Of the two
Kansas Cirys. consisting Of about $3.50
zen The afternoon vas spznt al TIE
( various parks where athletic CT
men were delivered The day was ger
e-sly Observed
HANNIBAL
The procession this morning Numbered
nearly 2.9t, h line Of mzrchsrs being
more than q nile in length The eelebra-
ton was given under TIE auspices OF the
Trades and Labor Assembly. q which 10
ssph Detse- u president
PHILADELPHIA
Labor-Day celebrations were held il
many Of the cities and towns Of the state
In this city there we're three distinct Pa
ra6es and pIcnics. Addresses were made
At the PARK By john g Crosby Of New
York City. single-tsI advocate: James
OCoanslI Of Washington. D. c. general
| president Of the International Association
Of Aachinists- and 3: A LANCER q Coy
/ !ngton. ky. general president o. 'ne
Ucited Garnent Worker Of America.
NEW HAVEN. CONN
Organized Iabor in Connecticut paid
more attention 70 the Observance of Labor
Day than in any previous year. There
State. with pzrades- fed sports and plat
form exercises In this city an outing at
Lighthouse Point vas managed by the
Trades Council and an immense crowd
went there expecting 20 hear an address
BY William Jennings Bryan The greatest
Demonstrated in the State was that at
American Federation OF Labor.
CLEVELAND.
The feature Of Lsbor Day was the pa
rsde Of S.1S union men The large pro-
portion Of the marehers we're IN uniform
and every class Of ORGANIZED b vas
represented The flats ano banners were
on ar elaborate scaie-
INDIANAPOLIS.
h LaborIDay parade to-day was the
izrges ever seen here Tne stdrsss OF
Labor.
MILWAUKEE
The members Of the Federated Trades
Council marched 1900 strong 20 Pabst
PARK. where the day was spent In ths
usual manner. Three thousand members
Of the Building Trades Council marched
through the principal streets 20 Schlitz
Park. where a picnic YES held Al Osd-
kosh. Wis. a procession. a picnic. a water
carnival and q FIRE run were the features
Of the labor Day eesebration: Al La
was also generally observed
COLUMBUS. o.
About 1000 men were in line. The pres
encs Of membeTs Of the Wcmen's Union
Label League was also q feature of the
parade. Al the city PARK addresses we're
made by Governor Nash and Frank 3
Nonuett-
yINCENNEs. IND.
Miss Clara R1emmer was queen of the
Grounds was well attended The speak ]
ers were 3. 2. Posey of Evansville and
Clyde Berry of Kansas City. who Is a
miner and Socialist
WASHINGTON:
All offices Of the federal ana municipal
houses were ciosed- Large cTowdz spent
the day at nearby excursion resorts.
SAN ANGELO. TEX:
The Labor Day programme included a
parade. followed ny a public barbecue
Addresses were delivered by ex-Land
Commissioner A J.. Baker and the Rerer-
end c ". Cook of this city. and Frederick
DFD OF lLS0U- 1CI4FUt 10 BTeElSu- Ger 4
many. under Cleveland.
SAN FRANCISCO.
The two ranches Of organized labor in
this city. the San Francisco Labor Coun-
ell and the San Francisco Building Trades
Council. paraded the streets independents
~. and II il estimated that 1000 men par
ticipated in the two parades. In the after
noon the Building Trades Unionists afhli-
ated with the labor unions of Alameda
County in an opeu-air ton ar shell /
Mound Park. in Alameda County, ana
the San Francisco Labor Council held
literary exercises at The Cnutes. in this
city. various labor leaders and several
prominent citizens addressing the large
gatherings Of
PITTsBURG.
Probably D.99 msrchers were in the
parade, which was composed of four d.
visions A unique feature Eas the Coz
TUNES worn by the member Of the differ
unions represented. The mass meet
at Schenley PARK was attended by an
W. c. Long of New York. president Of the
Commercial Ts~legrapherEf Union ". 3.
carrick. general secretasy II the Brother
hooS OF r psi f~sdIsnapos. Joss p ap 1R gs
Clerks Protective Association: David To-
bin Of the Boot and Shoe WORKERS, Union
Patrick Doisn Of the Tinted Mine
Sporting events CT ali kinds
closed the day.
CINCINNATI
The Labor Day parade and demonstra-
lion. generally here, was the largest In the
Of the city. owing 10 tie dual
phase Of the occasion The Cincinnati
Fall Festival opened for twelve days. and
examinations, u be followed by Itan-Nfc-
Nc. Homecomers, fraternzl orders, school
commercial travellers German