The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-07
LABOR'S HOSTS WILL
GIVE BIG PARADE
Monster Procession VIII Wind
Through St. PauI's Streets
Today- Women to Join.

Labors hosts will today celebrate the
passing of another year which has
been marked by.-prosperity among the
I working classes, and the character of
the celebration will reflect the spirit
that prevails in the ranks of the MAX
erS of the nations wealth. All that is
necessary to have the celebration of
today eclipse that of all previous years
! is fine weather. The Trades and Labor
| assembly has completed all arrange
ments for the day, and every detail of
! parade organization as well as the pro-
| gramme for the picnic of the afternoon
has been arranged.
| With 10000 workers in eight divi-
sions, accompanied by a dozen bands,
to whose martial airs the men will
march, the ceremonies will commence.
After the parade has wound itself
about the city's streets the men and
their families and~friendsz will picnic
on Harriet Island, where Archbishop
Ireland and Coils P. Lovely will de-
liver addresses. An extensive pro-
gramme of athletic events and amuse-
ments has also been arranged.
Women in the Parade.
A new feature. of the Labor day par
ade of this year will be 500 women in
line. They will represent the union
organizations of the dressmakers,
salesladies,, federal ladies' union.
garment workers, lady furriers and
lady shoe workers. They will be ar
rayed in uniforms consisting of white
walking skirts, white shirt waists,
white collar. and black tie and white
automobile hat.
Each organization will have some
uniform or adornment, as the contest
for the prize to be awarded to the best
costumed union is keen. All day yes
terday the men gathered at Federation
hall for their equipments. There will
be several flats, including that of the
Union Label league, which will carry
about thirty children.
The parade will start at 9:45 a. m.
sharp from the. corner of Summit ave-
nue. and Cedar street, and will proceed
down Cedar street to Seventh, thence
to Broadway, thence to Fourth, thence
to Wabasha, and south on Wabasha to
Harriet Island, where it will disband.
Order of the Parade.
The order of the parade will be as
follows:
First Division.
Platoon of Police
Chief Marshal Lunkenheimer and Aides,
McCauley and Walton.
r--tt=.s1 Citizens Band.
Mayor Smith and Board of Aldermen and
Assembly, in Carriages.
Trades and Labor Assembly.
A. H Hoffner, Marshal.
SaleSladieS' Union.
r7e DresSmakerS' Union.
| Garment Workers Union.
Lady Shoe Workers Union.
Federal Ladies' Union.
1 Lady Furriers' Union.
Second Di~Ioion.
Minnesota State Band.
| Typographical Union No. 80.
j. H. Wilson, Marshal.
Bookbinders' Union No. 81.
PreSSmen'S Union No. 20.
P. J. Maloney. Marshal.
BlackSmithS' Union.
M. Slater. Marshal
| Blacksmiths' Helpers Union.
Band.
Ice Mems Union.
- C. J. Hardy, Marshal.
Minnesota State Band.
StOnemaSonS' Union.
N /. Nelson, Marshal.
Retail Clerks Union No. 2.
L. F. Kiess Marshal.
BoilermakerS' Union.
| Joseph Materna, Marshal.
Third Division.
1888 ~Pepin.s Band.
Brewery Workers Union No. 81.
| Henry Dege. Marshal.
Marble and Tile Settlers Union.
| VIM. Keller Marshal.
Bartenders' Union.
Joseph Donahue Marshal.
Meat Cutters Union.
George Dowdle, Marshal.
Grocery Clerks Union No. 404.
F. Hertensteiner. Marshal.
Postoffice Band
Cigarmakers Union No. SO.
Emil Pearl Marshal.
Railway Garments Union.
J. I. Blemberg Marshal.
Fourth Division.
Brose's Band
PlaStererS Union.
Chris Porter, Marshal.
BARRIERS Union No. 81.
w. Cassidy, Marshal.
Steam Engineers Union.
Jerry King, Marshal.
Hosting Engineers Union.
Stationary Firemen'S Union.
Steamfitters' Union.
Elevator Operators Union.
Marlowe's Band.
Shoe Workers Union.
G. w. Lawson, Marshal.
Brass Workers Union.
Railway Expressmen's Union:
Leather Workers Union No. 10.
Coopers' Union No, 81.
Fifth Division.
Iron Molders Union No 232
Victor ST. Martin. Marshal.
! Iron rMolders' Helpers. Union.
-Steamfitters' Helpers Union.
Building Laberers' Union.
| Sheet Metal Workers Union.
VT Kemp Marshal
PreSsfeederS' Union
]. P. O'Malley, Marshal.
StefeOCypefS, Union.
M. Gallagher Marshal.
Label League Float
Broommakers' Union No. so
Great Western Band.
Bakers Union No. 81.
J. Griebler. Marshal.
| - Glove Makers Union.
Painters Union No. 81.
| II F.. Peglow, Marshal.
| Plumbers Union.
Geo.. Greenviife, Marshal
Cooks Alliance
| Sixth Division.
Central Band
Carpenters Union No. 81.
F. j. Jenny Marshal
Jordan Band.
| Brickiayers' Union No. 1.
H Bundle. Marshal.
Cabinet Makers Union.
Louis Breitchmert, Marshal,
Mattress Makers Union.
n. w. Furriers' Union
H. V. Koch, Marshal.
| Stonecutters' Union.
Walters Union.
Packing House Employees.
Seventh Division.
K P. Band.
MachlniStS' Union No 112