Labor Day Parade Review by Governor and Mayor in Boston
The Governor Brackett and Mayor Hart reviewed the Labor Day procession from the State House and City Hall. Thousands gathered on Beacon Street and the Common as bands, banners, and fine-looking workers marched past. The event appeared larger than last year despite fewer new displays, with notable figures observing the display and Mayor Hart recalling past votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copley Square
Beacon Street
Governor Brackett
State House
Dalton
Goetling
Springfield
Jack Adams
City Hiall
Hart
Board of Aldermen and Common Council
Knights of Labor
Central Labor Union
Ar Brackett Stoo
Sign Brightens Teller Window In Heat Wave
A national bank paying teller cheered last night after placing a bold sign in front of his window. The sign announced a clever solution to enduring heat and likely drew customer attention during a hot spell. The brief note highlights everyday resiliency amid high temperatures.
Trades Unions Congress Opens Largest Gathering in Liverpool
The Trades Unions Congress opened in Liverpool with five hundred delegates, including several women. John Burns urged support for Australian strikers, announcing £1000 raised for them. the motion passed unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lurns
Lospon
the Times
Liverpool
Cholera spread in Ireland halted to prevent outbreak
A Daily News reporter touring Lim erick Waterford Cork reports a deplorable state crop and a blight in early Cork. He notes the cholera spread has been stopped to prevent Loxpow and describes the condition of the people during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily News
Limerick
Waterford
Cork
Vancouver Narrowly Dodges Calamity on Atlantic Voyage
The Dominion Line steamer Vancouver arrived at Montreal with 800 passengers after a rough voyage from Liverpool. Eleven hours at Belle Isle fog warning delayed movement as a massive seaborer towered ahead. Captain Lindall ordered astern and slow, avoiding damage as crew and passengers praised the crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Que
Sreeran
Vancouver
Dominion Line
Liverpool
Belle Isle
Newfoundland
Lindall
Lemorth
Capain Lindall
Off Year in Vermont Amid Prohibition Debate and Cotton Stats
New Orleans reports the U S cotton crop for the year ending August reaching 75 5 6 22 bales, the largest on record, with mill numbers rising to 36 000 and spindles over 1 8 million as exports and domestic use shift. Vermont’s off year election is expected quiet with Republican hopes high but hints of anti prohibition sentiment and local option splits in Rutland and Windham counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
New Orleans Exchange
United States
South
Canada
Herbert FE
Brigham
Bakerfield
Prohibition
Eewin A. Allen
Fair Haven
Carroll
Page
Hyde Park
Paniiner
State Senate
Windham County
Rutland County
Orms
Shurtlett
Ormsbee
Bee
Dillingham
Shurleff
BerLanp
Rutland
Percival W. Clement
Rutland Railroad
Clement National Bank
Republican Party
Igh
Burumaton
Vermont
National Convention Opens for Henry George in New York
Henry George arrives in New York for the national convention of single tax men held at Cooper Union. Delegates from 32 states and DC convene with 503 present as Henry George states he will not seek mayor or Congress, endorses ballot reform, and calls for federation of English speaking races.
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New York
Henry Gegree
Congress
South
Arkansas
Charter Oak Park
Concord
S. H
Henry Creorge
Servin
Single
Democrats
Cooper Union
District of Columbia
William L Croasdale
Henry George
Grover Cleveland
Henry GC. Chase
St. Louis
Carlialue
Martin Williams
Missouri
Lews F. Post
J. F. Ring
Texas
William Lloyd Garrison
Masachusetts
A. L. Stephenson
Pennsylvania
Henry A Leorzte
William J. Croasdale
George
Ele
Delegates Discuss N H Convention Officers in Concord
Democratic delegates in Concord NH gather for State and second district conventions with a large turnout. Officers named include president from Manchester and secretaries from Manchester Dover Keene and Rochester. Key speakers Colonel Noyes Kent and L F MelWhinney praised Grover Cleveland as deliberations favor Amsden for Governor and Daniell for Congress.
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Concorn
N. H
The
Hanchester
Rockingham County
E. Folsom
Epping
Strafford
Clintmnan
Farmington
Belknap
M. Taylor
Sangernton
Carroll
L.P. Haley
Wolfeboro
Grafton
J. W. Dodge
Enfield
Coos
Paine
Berlin Falls
Cheshire
Vials
Keene
Sullivan
Bela Graves
Unity
Merrimack
John M. Lill
Concord
Sillsboro
William Marcotte
Manchester
Fr. Norris
Manchinster
James Ryan, Jr
Dover
J. G. Hayes
G. W. Anders
Rochester
Charles A. Sinclair
Portsmouth
Stratford
O. W. Farrar
E. A. Hibbard
Laconia
G. W. Sanborn
Wakefield
Gratton
Harry Bingham
Littleton
Elenry O. Kent
Lancaster
J. J. Donahue
Charles McDaniell
Springfield
HL. H. Metcalf
Hallsworo
Penacook
Thomas Cogswell
Gilmanton
Warren F. Daniell
Franklin
John P. Bartlett
Hatton Seriously Ill in Washington
Ex-Postmaster General Frank Hatton is gravely ill in Washington with rheumatic fever. Friends fear death may be near as he has been confined to his room for ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
L. D. Bragg
Beverly
Rust University
Frank Hatton
Malden
Lynn
Prank Hatton
WaAsninGron
Mr. Hatton
Free Trade With Canada Sherman Calls For Reciprocity
Senator Sherman urged reciprocity with Canada arguing for free trade to boost cross border commerce. He proposed that Canadian coal enter the U S duty free and called for commissions to negotiate broader terms while acknowledging the need for a conference to adjust fisheries and other goods. He tied the plan to a tariff reform measure and potential congressional action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Sherman
Washington
Sorcian
United States
Union
Nova Scotia
New England
Oho
Pennsylvania
British Columbia
Pacific
Canadian
Senate
Dominion of Canada
Government of
Deut
Congress
South Boston Boy Killed In Barge Collision
Nantasket Breach Sept 1 John Murphy Jr son of John Murphy hack driver of South Boston summering at Willow Lodge Cottage Atlantic Hill stepped from a barge steps and was struck by a horse or wagon wheels instantly killed.
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South Boston
Nantasket Breach
John Murphy, Jr
John Murphy
Willow Lodge Cottage
Atlantic Hill
Uniform bill of lading attempt again fails at Chicago roads
Sept 1. A second effort to enforce the uniform bill of lading across roads east of Chicago ends in failure. The Wabash refuses to apply it to through shipments with Canadian Pacific, Chicago and Grand Trunk demand full through business adoption, and the Big Four will join only if all others adopt it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cureaco
Chicago
Wabash
Canadian Pacific
Chicago & Grand Trunk
Driver Phillips Dies in Malden Fire Engine Accident
Belmont Hill community mourns as Malden Fire Department driver George W. Phillips is killed after his chemical engine collides with an inbound extra train near Faulkner station on the Saugus branch. Assistant engineer Samuel Kingston injured. Thomas Kingston uninjured. One horse dies, the other escapes serious harm. fire apparatus badly damaged. Phillips leaves a widow and four children. funeral set for Wednesday at 2 pm with full department present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MaLden
Belmont Hill
Faulkner
Saugus
George W. Phillips
Samuel Kingston
Thomas Kingston
Phillips
Sons of Veterans
Boston
A.R
H. G. Berry
Ships Arrive and Depart in New York Harbor
New York on September 1 reports arrivals of vessels including the Charmer from Liverpool and a list of ships such as Wisco Chustiania Orinoco St. Joan N. B. Bo burr Willie L. Newton and more. Cleared steamer Wyomng for Liverpool and several bark vessels to destinations including Dublin Antwerp Rotterdam Rouen and Cette.
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New York
Charmer
Liverpool
Wisco
Brewer
Boston
Orinoco
St. Joan
N. B
Burr
Willie L. Newton
Charles W. Church
Hannibal
Orisko
Novumbes
Melville
Banger
Wild Fire
D. M. Marrett
Thomason
C. BR. Flint
Pittston
Lucy
Friend
Neliie J. Crocker
Coxin Green
Henry Walker
J.D. Ingraham
Bath
Emma McAdaims
A. G. Langon
Providence
L.sie
Wyomng
Hight
J. J. Smuth
Tingley
Hotteruam
Galera
Abrahamson
Dublin
Sailea
Alleghany
Para
Colon
Vanadia
Cette
Steamers Arrived and Sailing Notices From Various Ports
Ships reported arrival and journeys with vessels such as Runie from Liverpool Yumuri from Havana bider from Bremen Newport from Colon Werle from Havana Jatiaiva from St Ann's Bay Came from St John Norseman from Moston Colina from Montreal Ancohous from New York Olinda from New York Concordia from Lattimore Tartinim from Montreal Croma from New York Cassius from Hamburg and Antwerp Dawia from Vancouver Yokohbonus notations Russian Prince Philadelphia Rouea Xomamhe Havre Soraeiman from Boston Carmen from St John N B State of Alabama Glasgow for New York crank shaft problem noted
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Runie
Liverpool
Yumuri
Havana
New York
Bider
Bremen
Newport
Colon
Werle
Eph
Jatiaiva
St. Ann's Bay
Sens
Came
St. John
N. By
Norseman
Moston
Greenock
Colina
Montreal
Moville
Ancohous
Oporto
Aus
Olinda
Glasgow
Concordia
Lattimore
Hamburg
Tartinim
Lom Montreal
Lizard
Jordan
New London
Croma
Seth
Cassius
Antwerp
Father Point
Vancouver
Australia
Baltimore
Hambari
Hong Kong
Dawia
Yokohbonus
Isle of Wight
Philadelphia
Rouea
Havre
Ha Xomamhe
Soraeiman
Boston
Kinsale
Carmen
N.B
N. Y
State of Alabama
Tepaici
Grand Knights of Labor Parade Through Beacon Street
A large Knights of Labor procession along Beacon Street featured Chief Marshal Robert C. Fanning and a long line of delegates. Bands, assemblies, and unions from Boston and surrounding towns marched in order from Elm wood Band of Bridgewater to Pavers Assembly 9816, with banners stressing unity, voting rights, and labor solidarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Labor
Robert C. Fanning
Elmwood Band
Bridgewater
Boston
Mattapan
Coopers
Assembly
Mcuinty
Suffolk Brass Band
Gas House
Wright
Terence V
Somarville
Beacon Street
State House
Noddle Island
Unity Assembly No
Dorchester
United States
Stablemen’s Assembly
Master Workman
T.W. Powderly
Ben Franklin Assembly
Boston Water Works
Bunker Hill
Boston Sewer Department Association
Jamaica Plain Fife and
O'Connell Assembly
New York & New England Railroad
Middlesex Assembly
Somerville
East Cambridge
Weymouth
Labor parade lineup follows tall division of marchers
The second division was led by marshal T N Lemery and staff including J H Mahoney and Thomas Garricy among aides. Delegations from the Central Labor Union were escorted on foot and by carriages, with George K E McNeill the veteran reformer among them. The procession continued with the Boston Printers Union, Carters Band, Herald Chapel, and the Wright & Chapel groups marching in orderly ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. N. Lemery
J. H. Mahoney
Thomas Garricy
George H. Miller
Johan Heffernan
J. R. Fuitz
Aids
Patriarchs
Central Labor Union
George KE. McNeill
Boston Printers’ Union
Carters Band
Herald Chapel
Wright
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LABOR
A. E.S. Hamlin
Shepard & Norwell’s
Mts. H. T. Viall
Rust & Richardson Drug Co
Kesyesrnkrour
Cushing Process Co
Mr. T
Waterville
Massachusetts
Angelica
California
Lyman Chase
M.D
Kennebunkport
Me. P. S
Ph. C
D. Express
Washington Street
A. H. Dixon & Bou
West Kings Street
Toronto
Sheppard Howah
Prevident Savings Life Assurance Society of New York
H. Buckley
Stan't
Wen Bape
Devonshinra
Asaves
Na‘'T’s
Cyu
J. T. Phelvs
State Agt
Iby Liey
Hoston
Buvenvy
Methodist
Holly Springs
Mass
Bragg
Treasury
Carlisle
Vaddock
House
Ranm
Wrig Nigh Wace
Vergennes
Winthrop Beach
Brown
Durango
Col
Kimball
Worcester
Reed
Howe
Providence Gas Company
Gers. E
American Social Science Associa Gn
Saratog
Slatersville
Order of the Interstate Commerce (Commission
Kansas
Norfolk Park
Auckland Park
Sheepshead Bay
Tra Jes Council
Oak Island
Walter Forward
Father Mathew
Springfield Diocesan Union
Pittsfield
Adam Wachter
Netherwood
Penn
Trades Union Congress
Crispi
Italy
Nice
Lord Salisbury
Labrador
Uebec
England
Balkan States
Yenton
Salvador
Guatemala
Turkey
Charles River
Paell
Longwood Cricket Club
City Point
Trull
Roxbury
Roslindale
the Weather LN
Therry Barometer
Onyater
Aneensinetes Alvany
Kuilato
Hismarck
Dak
Duluth
Aso
Tex
Eastport
Helena
Mont
Jacksonville
Fair
Trades Unions Congress
London Times
Qtebec
Nanay
North Canadian & Ajantic Railway and Steamship Syndicate
ConstantinopLe
Asia Minor
Toulon
Paris
Admiral Rienmier
Sloskins
Gulf of Juan
Boskins
Smiral Riennier
France
Rome
Naples
the Figaro
Roumania
Bulgaria
Serbia
Montenegro
Albania
Armenia
Sr. Prierspura
Nijini Novgorod
M. Wyehnegradski
Bruin
St. Petersburg
Russia
Lisbon
Charles
Carnot
Arrenes
Department of Creuse
Berry
Lasselle
Sr. Petersburg
Trans
Vienna
Boryslav
Galicia
Brussels
Leopold
Major Wissmann
East Africa
Cairo
Khor
Mecca
Suakim
Osmanigna
Tokar
Suakima
Mtan ?OrBisko
Ienry George
New Hampshire
Concord—Convention
Driver Phillips
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