The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-08-31
With Fair Weather and a Clear
Sky tho Unions Of Duluth Will
Show up in the Full Majesty of
Their Strength on Monday Next
1t is Labor's Great Day.
County Attorney John H. Norton
Will be the Orator Of the Day.
=. The Outing will be Held at
Fairmount Park Where Labor
&. Owns its own Grounds. >: %*>

The 21st celebration of Labor Day
in the city Of Duluth promises to ex-
eel all previous events Of the same
nature. There will be more men in
line in the big street parade than ever
participated In Labor Day exercises
before in this city. ~
Eight hundred ore dock workers,
with red overalls, new badges and a
handsome banner will swell up the
usually very large bunch. The strik-
ing telegraph operators, with a men,
bership Of so, will grace the head Of
the parade. The newly organized
union Of garment. workers, with so
Of the prettiest factory girls one ever
full membership In carriages. The
newspaper mailers too, will add to the
big list. The young men have a very
active organization.
Six Hundred Men In Line.
That there will be 1,75O more union
men in line next Monday than there
ever was before is a foregone conclu-
sion. The ore dock workers may be
increased by 400 men from Two Har-
bors. but this is uncertain.
After the parade the unionists will
take street cars to the Union Labor
Pavilion at Fairmount Park, where
the exercises Of the day will be held.
The first event on the program will
be the address by Hon. John A. Nor
ton, who Is a card member Of the
Licensed .Tugmen's Protective associ-
alton. It Is expected that this will be
one of the treats Of the day.
Celebration at Fairmount Park.
At the Union Labor Pavilion the
afternoon and evening will be spent in
dancing, the profit Of this going to the
pavilion association.
There will be all kinds Of athletic
sports, participated in by union men,
their boys, their girls and their wives.
1t will indeed be a gala day for organ
ized labor.
Building Inspector Sam Kelley is to
be marshal Of the day. He has given
It out that the big parade will move
promptly at $3.50 In the morning, If
there are but ten unions in line: Mr..
Kelley has secured nimble and DASH
ing charger for the occasion. and it is
0APoSIoA IAdI IAA0 OAu VeIcTdu Will lOOH
his best on Labor Day.
Personnel Of COMMITTEES.
The committee having the arrange
ments in charge consists Of Samuel
KELLEY, Fred McGrath, VIM. Perry, L.
Ewald, J. H. Selleck representing the
Pavilion association; Chas. McKin-
non, James Blackwood, p; Marandaw
N. H. Smith, R. J. Little, representing
the Structural Trades Alliance; Mar
tin A. Olmern, Frank Fisher, c. W. F.
Hegg, Joseph Miller and w. ]. Hunt
representing the Federated Trades
Assembly.
l. The parade will form on Fifth ave-
niue west; will march east Of First
| street to Second avenue east to Su-
perior street; thence west on Supe.
| rtor street to disbandmen!. The G.
A.. R., drum corps will lead the pa.
rade,, to be followed by the platoon Of
Duluth's finest police officers ~
The parade will be divided into sew.
eral divisions as follows: -
'@ 81 .=s' s., y .,E First Division. =. ->..,
Forms on First street between
Four and Fifth avenues west. II
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