The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-08-31
HOLIDAY OF TO|LERS
Committee Of the Trades and
Labor Council Arranges for
a Great Celebration
TOILERS in ANNUAL REVIEW
Big Picnic to be Given at Anderson's
Park During the Day With Special
Features Afternoon and Even
ing.-Parade to be Feature

Features Afternoon and Even
ing.-Parade to be Feature
The committee in charge of the
annual celebration of Labor Day in
Kenosha has completed it's prelim-
mary work and the Trades and Labor
Council promises to give the toi1ers
the greatest holiday of decade in
Kenosha. The day will be generally
observed. Factories will be closed
and all places of business will suspend
in order to allow the workmen the
fullest chance to enjoy the program
provided by the committee.
The committee in charge of the
celebration is composed of Harry
Grace, chairman; Michael F. Zens,
secretary; Henry Fau1tless, treasurer;
Dewey Shannon and F. E. Stemm are
lay members of the committee.
The arrangements for the day in
c1ude great picnic Of the 1aborers Of
the city at Anderson's park with the
Union men during the morning. The
picnic will have many new and novel
features and the parade promises to
| bring out the greatest number of
marching 1aborers ever seen in Keno
sha. August Rudd has been named
as grand marshal for the parade and
Benjamin Leutritz and H. E. Goslin
will act as aids. The parade will
form at $50 in the morning and move
promptly at 9 over the following line
of march:
Forming at Library, the procession
will proceed north on Main street to
| Milwaukee avenue and Union street,
then countermarch south on North
Main street to Main, south on Main
to Park avenue, south on Park avenue
to Deming, west on Deming to Chi
cago, north on Chicago to Prairie
avenue, west on Prairie avenue to
Rowland avenue, south on Rowland
avenue to Anderson's park.
| It is expected that there will be
fully thousand men in line and the
formation of the parade will be &C
cording to the following order:
FIRST DIVISION
Marshal and Aides
Platoon of Police
Kenosha Brass Band
Kenosha Trades Council
Polishers and Buffers
Lamp Makers
Retail Clerks
Lacquerers Local
Cigarmakers
Business Mems Floats
SECOND DIVISION
Jacoby's Band
Machinists
Bartenders
| Brassworkers
Typographical Union
| BARRIERS
Stationary Engineers
| Brick1ayers and Stonemasons
Painters and Decorators
| Plumbers and Gasftters
Military Band
| Carpenters and Joiners
| Lathers
| Transfers
Fraterna1 Organizations
| Business Mems Floats
The committee has announced the
day:
900 a. m.-Parade through princi-
pal streets of the city and out to the
park.
HOO a. r1.-Arriva1 of parade at the
park, followed by social reunion of
union men and their families and
friends.
| 1900 (noon)- Dinner served on the
grounds.
100 p. m.-Prof. Hopkins in his
death-defying bicycle ride down the
Chutes.
1870 and ali afternoon and even
ing-Band Concert and Dancing.
Burlesque IndoorO Outdoor ball
game between the Fraterna1 Order of
Eagles and members of the Trades
Council
Shoot the chutes, boating, bowl
ing andsgames and amusements of all
kinds during the afternoon and even
ing.
600 p. r1.-Supper served on the
grounds.
900 p.sm.-Monster Illuminated
bal1oonsascension with fireworks at
ia ch1nents.
Dancing in the pavilion till mid
night.
ice cream, cake, lunches, candies.
fruits, buttermilk and soft drinks Of
all kinds served on the grounds all
day and evening.
| Special police will patrol the park
all day, and the best of order will be
maintained.
WAUKESHA EXCURSION