Thousands of Boston Knights of Labor Parade
A large Knights of Labor demonstration moves through Boston streets led by Governor Bates and Mayor Collins. About 1000 workers march past the State House and City Hall with police and bands, featuring teamsters, park department staff, sanitary crews and other unions in a grand avenue procession.
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Knights of Labor
State House
School Street
Bates
Collins
Wai
City Hall
Tremont
Washington Streets
Gaskin
Frochock
Cassidy
Station 2
Province Street
Chapman Place
School
Beacon Street
Charles D. Murphy
Patrick A. Colling
Leary
Mayor Collins
Timothy Mooney
Fred A. Robinson
Charles Silloway
J., A. Doyle
James Donovan
J. B. Martin
Eugene Sullivan
Gartland
W. 8. McNary
J. C. Gallivan
Isaac Rosnosky
John A. McGonigle
Michael J. Kenney
East Boston
Charlestown
New York
New Haven & Hartford
Park Department
Sons of Toil
King’s Chapel
Teamsters’ Assembly
Robert Beard
Punker Hill Teamsters’ Assembly
American Federation of Labor
Sheet Metal Workers’ Alliance
Steamfitters’ Union
Roofers’ Protective Union
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Bridge and Structural Iron Workers’ Union
CTR
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East
Boston
City Sanitary and
City Water Department
S.ee0s
Bakers
Ceesee Eenee
Serene Journeymen Horseshoers' Union
Hatters
Somerville Tube Workers’ Union
Brewery
Eeeees
Boston Machinists
Unio
Carriage and Wagon Workers
Stationary and
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Dishonesty Charged Against Labor Leaders in Chicago
In Chicago the Federation abolished its defense fund committee after a stormy session. The meeting featured accusations of misused funds, lies, and near fistfights. James Bowman and J. J. Titzpatrick called the proceedings a disgrace to union labor and urged suspensions for several leaders.
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Chicago
Chicago Federation of Labor
Defence Fund
James Bowman
Federation
J. J. Titzpatrick
United States
Runaway horse thwarted by officer Connelly during Labor Day parade
In Newton a seven year old girl Mil dred Townsend was struck by a runaway horse and two other youngsters were injured as the wagon spurred through Charles street. Officer Connelly on a mounted patrol chased the horse, leaped onto the wagon, and subdued the animal near Beacon street saving many lives. The Townsend girl and brothers Colgan were hospitalized in serious condition. Connelly, a three year veteran, received praise from Commissioner Curtis.
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Charles Street
Connelly
Townsend
Wild Horse
Harry Colgan
Third Street
South
Boston
Richard
Edward
Jonnelly
Beacon Street
Post
Back Bay
Curtis
Gormley Alleges Abuse by Somerville Officer
Andrew J. Gormley a noted horse trader says he was assaulted last night in Somerville by Reserve Officer Charles Johnston while riding in his carriage on Somerville Avenue. He says Johnston pulled him from the vehicle accused him of drunkenness, damaged his vest buttons and gold watch before releasing him and ordering Blair to pursue if he spoke further. He reported the incident to police headquarters.
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Andrew J. Gormley
Charles 8
Johnston
Somerville
Gormley
Somerville Avenue
Blair
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Benjamin Franklin Assembly
Sanitary and Street Cleaning Department
John H. McCarthy
Paving Department
Cleaning Department
Putnam Assembly
Stone Pavers Assembly
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Park Square
Mildred Townsend
Padston Street
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