Butte Honors Labor Day Parade Amid Stately Procession
Butte devoted Labor Day to fitting festiv ties as Willan A Brian rode a fine horse leading the Duston Mancana band. The crowd lined streets in carriages while the Clerks' Protueriye Aula with 200 members displayed badges. The Ladle Auxiliats of Typueriphivalaninn rode in carriages in white and red attire. The event drew the largest turnout of workers in the city, with bands wearing striped and white outfits and a banner procession saluting union achievement.
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Willan A'Brien
X Noree
Duston & Mancana
Protueriye Aula
Hyestieda Gress
Wlerka
Butte
St Wits
Amnall
Home talent steam calliope delight crowds
A home talent steam calliope performance drew strong crowds as Rutte machine Ist and Jaker Lehffler offered a varied program. Lehffler played tunes including Hiawatha and In the Good Old Summer Time, receiving enthusiastic applause for each number. The event signaled the popularity of the calliope as an entertaining local invention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaker
Lehffler
Machinists Demonstrate Portable Shop on Wheels
A unique display featured a mobile machine shop run by the Machinists union. A complete setup including an adrlit press baring machine lathe and other gear operated by a small boiler steam platform. Foreman Farnham engineer with Smaales Matison and Tucker as operators drew cheers from 11 spectators as the float toured to Machinistsunten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Mene Bern
Machinists’ Union
Adrlit
C. J. Farnham
GALR
Post
Lford Smaales
M.C. Matison
Richard F. Tucker
Machiniatstunten
Hhiriages
Ine
Butte Hosts Its First Automobile Parade
The first automobile parade unfolded in Butte yesterday with three carriages and a line of pneumatic tires. Sellers Largey led the procession in a large machine, accompanied by five other riders. The Butchers' union, white coats and aprons, and a goat with a small wagon followed, while the Printing Presemen's group included a representative. The scene showed a relaxed, orderly display among participants.
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Pasterday
Sellers Largey
Butchers’ Union
Anton
Second Division Well Represented in Wave Area
A fragmented OCR note references the Stationary Engineer's and the Second Division in Mie, mentioning a pewersal A ahd Smottermen's union with a figure of 400 in Wave and ailing twa alir, indicating a local workers' assembly or union report with unreadable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie
Blacksmiths And Brewers Clash In Odd Pageant Tale
A garbled historic note describes the Blacksmiths And Melperst marching in silk shirts and sledge-bearing gear, provoking admiration amid a confused scene. Brewers and Maltera follow with banners while interbraiding with German wards in unclear numbers.
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Nuiber
The Painters Union Sends White Themed Procession
The Painters and Decorators union staged a white themed display with 20 participants, led by Mage Barnes and a line of streamers of water. The Workmen’s Union turnout was smaller than expected with about 40 present, while other trades showed minimal presence in the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mage Barnes
Pate
Balding Liberera
Carpenters
Onine
Urickliyers
New Feature and Cavalry Display At Stablemen Parade
A Stablemon led procession featuring a panda and finely drawn horses, praised for speed and poise. A float with a horse was lifted by Stablemen as a sack of harnesses was cleaned. About 100 men on horseback followed, led by the Stablemen's Union and Teamsters.
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Toval
Alvinion
Farness
Pearly
Stablemen's Union
Teamsters
Concerts Followed Disbanding Parade In City Streets
After a parade from East from Broadway and Montane to Main then Granite to Wyoming Park Alton Maryland and back, the procession disbanded and bands held concerts in Main Street and in front of the Owrlay back. Celebrants dispersed to the four quarters of the city enjoying a diversity of pleasures.
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Niireh
Sroadway
Montane
Main
Granite
Aise de Wyoming
Park
Alton
Maryland
Montana
Schnler
Main Street
Raston & Montane Band
Owrley
Coelock
Scene shifts to gardens as speakers begin amid cold wind
The crowd gathered at the exhibition hall despite a 1:40 start time, but the event ran late past 2. The wind chilled attendees, with children red-nosed and women huddled. People dispersed between grounds and exhibition hall, some seeking warmth, others joining the dance or the conservatory as speakers finally addressed the crowd.
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Rosa
Kane
Fumerton Talks Under Difficulties
J G Fumerton speaks amid difficulties at a gathering in Parerton. Chairman Gatpedaeeve introduces speakers as labor unions and organizers are praised. Fumerton emphasizes unity, fair distribution of wealth, and labor's role in national betterment, honoring those instrumental in founding the personal institution.
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Parerton
Enn I Cet
Hdind- Rey
Laborlag Wien
Etry
Titer
Tinton
Union Awau
Nis
Labor Union Claim Spurs Pro and Con Debate
A speech by Durston and remarks on union loyalty spark a public discussion on unions and worker protection. The event featured athletic exhibitions, prize races, and speeches praising cooperative labor while noting weather and crowd size factors.
Big Crowd Attends Columba Bay Sports Day Events
A lively afternoon program at Columbia Bay featured sprint and jumping contests in front of the pavilion. Women dominated the excitement with three 39 yard races and a 60 yard free run, won by Mrs. FR Newton who distanced rivals. Men’s races drew interest as spectators watched the field and prize results unfold.
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Wivsl
Galilek Liquor Company
Enhdomilae
Uritvhard &Ivilzan Carpet Company
Howard
Metropolitan Butchertrag
Ogden Avenue
Peige
Seritalely
Winany
Baltes Art Stained
Aesea
Ue Sullivan
Joy Anmacwnda Road
Sady Moymurs
Cedar Shoai
Motiniin Vsattlinng Company
CM. Clark
Vale Hao
J.B. Williams
Pelauak Hunting
Fuasulaian
Dee Hive
Morton Street
Secoll
Agnes Sullivan
Rl Street
Wanen
Ge Watley
Walie Ta
East Wark
de Duzen
Gare Studin
Palais Royal
Fo Or. Newin
East Park Street
D. Henry
Harrison Avenue
Maude Charles
Yond’ House
Newbro Drug’ Company
Seem Prise
Noble Drug Company
Newton
Ferend
Myr
Deane
Calvirts Gardens Canyon
Mountana Hall
Lutey Bros
Firs
Charles, Reesitinn Rnilhouse
Tucker
Weep Park Street
Maude
M. Prudhomom
East
Granite Street
Blur Inhey Cigars
Weigstein
Ty George
Columbia Bay
Ars
Withen
Peter Crossell
Serail
Fragmentary Tale Of A Trip That Paid
A garbled account references a trip that paid and a pack of events involving wealth and deceit. The piece mentions a woman in the countryside and letters from people who have been helped, with emotional reflections on health and well being.
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Earl Trentie
Rhea
Intel
Woallvilla
Mill and Smeltermen Win First Prize
A fragmentary report notes Mill and Smeltermen winning first prize in a competition. The text includes garbled names and figures, mentioning awards valued at around 40 dollars and 88 dollars, with references to unions and an honorable mention for a separate group.
Committees Restored Order at Vaubor Day Celebration
Reports say several committees led by Lantiyan ange OC THOR MBean glawhiy AH Aw SURAT Hoos coordinated from the Trades God haber assembly. The center of the event, centered by AMEDIOely the centebration, featured nominations and a lengthy matrihized list of participants.
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Vaubor
Prine Dov
Fembly
Gua Frankel
V Ferth
ML Lladney
Tt Dear Y
Tents
Divda
Praden Comet
My ‘ O'Leary
Eorge Malley
Gar Weinberg
Willen de
Hosgeris
Ie Way
Faunerton
Chalrima
Cine Frankel
Carl Weinberg
Marsh
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Butte News
Chamberlain
the Painters’ Union
J. G. Fumerton
Ani
Armlex
Paul
Pureten
Durston
Flo
Ft Welen
Welch
Pune
Wolk
Coun Bey
Nimsele
Wudienne
Howard Ople
Roy Charles
CM. Harvels
Prioe
Thomas Mc
Henry Rodda
Drig
Whawtig
Michael Davey
Roddy
Mehairk
Dave
Ais
Witc
Stiellerien
Ierigar
Machinisis Union
Ispigraphical Union
Golden Gate
ALL Grocers
Ranshall
Meamiltin
Moat
Reguin'sion
Bute
Weleda
Aleuconda Lofiaiulton
Norkyem Paeilig
Farrales
Khakid
James Grisenheaire
Hearlens
Raval
Hanilliont
Minery
Tervejenpsey
Nilo Menmry
Loterenvess
Jenin
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Baby Pereeoto Oukh
Chicego
Ataconita
Baltes
Shilth
Rg Drug Co
Renee
Cate
Avine Cooter
Flint
Barclay Elk
Denver
Munyon
Sunil
Broadway
New York City
Eee
A. Ingad
Ray Farle
Prapen
Dy Rentro
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