Parade Tensions Cloud Central Labor Union March
The Central Labor Union plans a parade with its Building Trades section while keeping the Building Trades Council from joining as a separate division. Officials expect about 11 000 marchers in the Building Trades Council parade and consider a possible temporary settlement to unite factions, or run two parades if unity fails.
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Governor Guild
School Street
Fitzgerald
Adams Square
Thomas F. Keough
Jaff
Building Trades Unionists
Building Trades Section
Central Labor Union
Building Trades
Building Trades Council
Knights of Labor
Building Trades Central
Building Trades Council Organization
Assembly K. OF L
How Labor's Hosts Will Form and March Today
Parade organizers list the full day lineup with chiefs, marshals, aids, and delegate captains for the Central Labor Union divisions in Boston. Notables include Pres Martin T Joyce, John Regan, Charles Gallagher, and many union heads guiding marching bands and floats through city streets.
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Martin T. Joyce
Central Labor Union
New Bedford
Rockmen’s Union
A. F
Dominic D’alessandro
Guisseppe Violante
Pasquale DiLorenzo
Dominic Bonanno
John Pierce
Patrick Mackay
William Roberts
Frank Bradyards
Elevator Constructors’ Union
Day's Festivities Mark Labor Union Celebrations
Scores of unions will mark the day with smoke talks banquets picnics and entertainments. Barbers' Union 182 will hold a banquet at Machinists' Hall 99% Washington Street in the evening. Ben Franklin Assembly Knights of Labor participates with a smoke event.
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Lincoln Hall
Concord Street
Hibernian Hall
East Boston
Eliot Street
Boston & Maine Freight Handlers’ Assembly
K. of L
Washington Street
Cambridge Central Labor Union
Cambridge
Carpenters’ Union
Wells Memorial
Carpenters’ Branch
Amalgamated
Dwight Hall
Tremont Street
Cement and Asphalt Workers’ Union
Brodbine Hall
Albany Street
Cigar Factory
Seaver Hall
Appleton Street
Coopers’ Union
Cohen’s Hall
Foundry Employees
Assembly
St. Omar Hall
South Boston
Garment Workers’ Union
Kneeland Street
Granite Cutters’ Union
Leverett Street
Homestead
Hatters
Luthers’ Union
St. Andrew’s Hall
O'Connell Assembly
City Square
Charlestown
Park Department Assembly
Wells Memorial Building
Pavers’ Union
Roofers’ Union
Sanitary and Street Cleaning Department Teamsters’ Union
Sewer Department Employees’ Union
Moon Island
Sheet Metal Workers’ Union
Investigator Hall
Stablemen’s Union
Stone Masons
Stone Pointers’ Assembly
Water Department Employees’ Union
Banause
Barbers’ Union
Ben Franklin Assembly
Boston Seaboard Away For Labor Day Travel Surge
Thousands of Bostonians spent Labor Day away from home as boats carried crowds to seashore resorts and relatives out of town. The 6 p m boat train to New York via Fall River filled fast. conductors added cars to the 15 car train to avoid standing passengers.
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South Terminal
Knights of Labor District Proceedings and Assembly Listings
A historical record lists district officials and numerous local labor assemblies. Names include Michael O'Meara as District Master Workman and John R. Dalton as Chief of Staff, with numerous aids and banner bearers from B M railroad freight handlers longshoremen and related unions in Charlestown East Boston and surrounding areas.
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Carter
Martin T. Joyce
Boston Central Labor Union
John Regan
District Assembly
Ald-de-camp
John J. McLaughlin
New England
The
Electrical Workers
Aids
A. G. Norander
Longshoremen’s Assembly
K. of
Thomas Curley
Boston & Maine Railroad Freight Clerks’ Assembly
Michael Culle
Boston
Stone
David X. Coughlan
John F. Delaney
George L. Young
George D. Russell
Campbell D. Shaw
Edward A. Boyle
James W. Cameron
P. J. Sullivan
Charles Tillman
Fred W. Adams
Timothy F. Leary
Herbert W. Cooke
Hugh O’halloran
Wallace B. Stoodley
A. G. Reid
F. Donovan
Women's
Tallyhes
Balem
Herald, Journal
Second Regiment
Marlboro
Post
Wright & Potter
I. T. U. Band
Traveler
Transcript
First Corps
American
Stewart’s
Globe, Advertiser and Record
NH & H RR
B & A RR
Union
John J. Gallivan
Union 80
John J. Buckley
James Donovan
George White
Daniel Mahoney
Michael Kirby
Michael Duff
Timothy Calnan
Timothy O'Donovan
John Kiley
Philip O’donnell
John J. Hgley
Balch’s
Boston Bartenders’ Protective and Benevolent Union
John D. O’brien
William B. Kirkpatrick
John J., Quinn
John J. Galvin
William F. Mulligan
James Mantle
John D. McCraig
Joseph Smith
Richard W. Kennedy
Thomas F. Mooney
Richard W. Garrity
Patrick H. Sullivan
R. J. McCormack
M. J. McDonough
P. F. Egan
John J. Cosgrove
Balch
Boston Brass Band
Arthur Huddell
Albert E. Pike
Michael McNerney
J. J. N. Fole
Wiley Harvey
James Mulcahy
Richard Stanton
Frank Linneman
William G. Beck
Engineers
A. J. Tighe
William R. F. Whelan
Engineers’ Union
Pres Huddell
William Lawton
Thomas Murphy
John Sullivan
William Woods
Michael Barry
Timothy Finn
John Flaherty
NH & H
Michael Corney
O'Connell Assembly
Charlestown
John Stephens
Matthew O’connell
Patrick Lucey
Robert Gilmore
Timothy Corcoran
Patrick McGough
Patrick Donnelly
James Walsh
Michael Keevy
Patrick O'Neil
Daniel O’brien
Michael Harrington
William O’brien
John Birmingham
John Barry
John Buckley
William Ryan
Patrick Dwyer
Michael McCarthy
Eureka Assembly
K. of L
Building Trades Council
Boardman’s Band
Thomas F. Keough
Edward M. Scanlon
Steamfitters’ Helpers’ Union
James Rehill
Marble Cutters’ Setters’ Union
James Haley
James Truland
William F. McCarthy
William H. Courser
William Connors
George E. Flynn
Harry Noble
Painters’ Union 11
O. P. Chronquist
P. J. Mortimer
Fred P. McGrath
William Hartnett
Louis Shannahofski
E. Frank Moorhouse
Jeremiah J. Donovan
D. A
Knights OF Labor
Michael O’meara
Holbrook Brass Band
Worthy
John R. Dalton
Coastwise Assembly
John M. Harrington
Timothy Sullivan
O’connell Assembly
Noddle Island
East Boston
Patrick Dooley
Lawrence Hennessy
Timothy O’brien
Railroad Employees’ Assembly
Lawrence Coleman
Roundhouse Employees’ Assembly
Andrew Duncliffe
Edward Doherty
B & M Freight Clerks’ Assembly
Alexander Ryan
Dennis Driscoll
Dennis Mahoney
John Harrington
John Magnan
Michael White
Michael Shanon
K. of L. Railroad
Roundhouse
Coastwise
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Dr. Williama Medicine Company
Schenectady
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David O’brien
E. J. Corsey
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Thomas Burke
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Michael Birmingham
Duncan MacDonald
William M. Reed
John A. MacInnis
Edward Anderson
Joseph J. Paul
Alexander Campbell
John Frazier
Daniel McDonald
Fred McDonald
James Tanner
Lawrence Brass Band
William J. Bulger
John E. Kelley
David Alexander
Edward Keefe
B. J. Shoreley
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Anna McLaughlin
Anna T. Bowen
Rose Beally
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Janny Rudoff
Fanny Pritcher
Lena Vinall
Dora Vinall
Eva Waterman
Sadie Chazenvitch
Molly Marcus
Mary Hughes
Lizzie Wiseman
Etta Prescott
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Teamsters
Charles Connors
John Wallace
John B. McCarthy
Ed J. Burns
R. Powers
J. McGrath
W. J. O’brien
J. Driscol
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J. Welch
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John J. Fenton
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Boston General Truck Teamsters
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Ed. Bridges
William Brown
Lewis Barker
Thomas Carlton
T. K. Christie
Don Crowley
Frank Clifford
Jere Cavanaugh
Joe DeBesse
M. J. Daly
John Freeman
Ralph Fields
W. Mahon
W. H. Austin
John Ahearn
Joe Brennan
Louis E. Brown
John Brady
John Conroy
James D. Connelly
Thomas Carroll
William Curtin
Melvin Durgin
Thomas Devan
Joseph F. Dickey
Ed Fall
Roger Flaherty
F. F. Gray
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John Hayes
Phil Kennedy
J. J. Miller
Joseph Moore
J. Maher
John McDonald
Joseph McWilliams
W. F. McKindy
BE. J. Nichols
W. J. Purcell
Herbert Perry
Charles Stewart
W. H. Strauss
F. Sullivan
Thomas Seymour
P. J. Tobin
Joseph Young
George Jackson
Joseph H. Anderson
Michael Ahearn
Peter Birmingham
Remus Burt
D. J. Buckley
William Clark
Chris Clayton
George Carr
Thomas J. Curley
Thomas J. Dolan
George F. Dickey
W. H. Dickson
Thomas Franey
M. J. Fitzgerald
C.L. Gray
Albert Hutchinson
J. J. Hunt
John Kilby
P. Malamphy
Daniel Minehan
C. J. McCarthy
Don McManus
James McWilliams
Daniel McLeod
Hugh Mathers
James Pinkham
Jerome Rice
John Sigo
Gilbert Sadler
Peter
Chris Mullern
Thos. Nicholson
Charles O’donnell
J. J. Dwyer
J. F. Donovan
J. F. O’brien
J. Ogilvie
C. Dailey
F. 8. Berry
P. de Angelo
T. Powers
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C. O. Patriqueri
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E. Wobschlegel
W. Nicholson
J. Traynor
W. Lawrence
Mary O’brien
Mary Kennedy
Margaret Kennedy
Mary Noonan
Mary Keough
Lydia Dixon
Maggie Cashman
Kate Keenan
James McDonald
James Martin
James Riley
Brewery Workers’ Subdivision
International
Patridge
Brewery Workers’ Union
John Harney
Commonwealth Band
O. F. Powers
Whitman Brass Band
Boston’ Stereotypers’ Union
O'Hara
Wm. H. Bradford
Geo. F. Moore
W. C. Murphy
Paving Department Union
James A. Tilmilty
Carriage and Wagon Workers
Thos. Butler
Norwood Brass Band
John E. Potts
John C. MacDonald
Alds
Dominic D’ Alessandro
Building Laborers’ and Rockmen’s and Excavators
Carl W. Olin
Electrical Workers’ Union 103
John J. Hynes
Hoisting Engineers’ Unions
C. A
Jeremiah F. Driscoll
John McGaffigan
John Bagley
James P. Regan
Thomas Mulvey
Charles Peters
James McDermott
Brockton Brass Band
Carpenters’ Union 33
Colin W. Cameron
Thomas F. Flaherty
Harry Barton
Daniel Ross
Patrick R. Kickham
Rod McPherson
C. P. Sullivan
Peter E. Fortune
Daniel G. McDonald
John M. McCann
Adolph Jaunnette
Ed Hughes
John M. Gills
Brockton
Herbert A. Dallas
J. J. Maguire
W. A. Mellett
J. M. Costello
Peter H. M'Neally
Sachusetts
William Estabrook
P. H. Dever
Boston Union
D. J. McGillivray
Brookline
B. M. P. U. Drum and Bugle Corps
Waltham Union
Richard J. Getchell
John Nisbet
Albert Leavitt
William Coyne
Peter Carter
Pres Horn
Boilermakers’ Union
Builders’ Parade
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Winship Place
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