Labor Day parade set with Moscow Band leads Coshocton unions
The Moskow Band will head Coshocton’s first organized Labor Day observance under the Trades Council. A revised parade route includes Walnut Street to Main and Park avenues ending at the fairground. Field events boast cash prizes for union members in races, games, and a greased pig contest with many local union groups listed among the organizers.
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Goshodon
Frst
Trades Council
Coshocton
Thomas Spade
Walnut Street
Water Street
Main
Park Avenue
Walnut
Seventh
Marshall
Moscow Band
Morgan Run
Wade Mine
Cassingham
Hudson
Coalport
Conestivie Band
Conesville
Drake
Country Mines
Typographical
Federal Union
Carpenters
Golon
Union
George McClure
W. E. Adams
John McDowell
TE. Gottom
G. W. McCleary
Thomas Spaho
al King
Lee Reed
Daneme
G. L. McCoy
E. P. Miller
W. M. Ayres
J. At. Balch
B. Mobrey
Frank Grace
G. M. Davidson
Howlett
Elias West
Jesse Smith
David Frazer
W. A. Edwards
W. J. Webb
Fair Ground
James Stewart
Trade’s Council
Mass Grand Army encampment parade draws thousands in Chicago
Chicago crowds line streets for the Grand Army of the Republic encampment with 59,600 veterans and 300,000 excursionists, while Colonel Bryan declines attendance citing President McKinley’s absence. A huge parade and state reunions showcase diverse veterans groups, speeches, and welcomings as preparations to host 1903 encampment intensify.
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Chicago
McKinley
Colonel Bryan
Bryan
William H. Harper
4icKinley
Grand Army of the Republic
New York
Empire State
Iowa
Ohio
Indiana
Wisconsin
Siztes
Grand Army
J. H. Wood
James E. Siuert
H.&.‘Dietrich
E. U. Young
National Association of ex-Prisoners of War
Major Harrison
William 3. Stone
Pennsylvania
United States
Penrose
John C. Bleck
Iron Brigade
MC. A
Salt Lake
Denver
Ert D. Shaw
Cosk Sons of Veterans
Honday Yening
Threats delay arrests as Akron fears for safety
Akron and county officials face anonymous death threats after Wednesday night clashes. A 12-man guard surrounds the county jail to shield Sheriff Kelly from possible harm on county property. Citizens urge Judge Kohler to convene a grand jury session to probe the events.
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Akres O
Akron
J. A. Kohler
Grand Clery
Kelly
Summer Gatings Along the Pennsylvania Lines
The seashore mountain and lake resorts are peak summer pleasure grounds within easy reach. Pennsylvania Lines agents offer full information on rates train service and through car comforts to summer havens. They assist in arranging details for summer trips free of charge with Wx H Kire as ticket agent in Hocton Oh.
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Pennsylvania Lines
H. Kire
Hocton, O
C E Anderson's Drug and Book Store Offer
Advertisement notes Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for cold and early consumption warnings, claiming it heals the lungs and cures incipient consumption. It is presented as a product promotion by C E Anderson's Drug and Book Store.
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B. Conkisn
Bowersvile
Foley
C. Anderson
Consumpton
C. E. Anderson
Widespread Allied Advances West of Peking and Amoy Deployments
London reports allied forces have moved west of Peking while Li Hung Chang seeks to arrest Prince Tung and disarm Boxers to aid negotiations. Shanghai notes Japan’s Amoy landing as part of a push toward partition of China. Conger dispatches hint at Russian troops and Tsung-li Yamen negotiations. Hankow uprising blamed on Kangu Wei faction and Ko Lao Hai. Castine dispatched to Amoy to deter rioting. Japanese marines land at Amoy amid consular protests. Kentucky legislature debates ballot changes while Chicago pastor declines Belfast call.
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London
Peking
Shanghai
Li Hung Chang
Empress Dowaster
Hsian-Fu
Prince Tungani
Amoy
Russia
New Chiang
Paris
le Siecle
St. Petersburg
St Petersburg
Conger
Washington
Aig
State Department
Tsung-Li- Yamen
Hankow
Kang ¥U Wei
Chang Chi Tung
Ganpowder
Global Haps and Mishaps Reported in Brief
Ban becomes British minister to Mexico. Fires ravage near Los Angeles forest reserve. Hiram Sharp hanged in Atlanta for his wife’s murder. Boston census figure 560,892. San Francisco 342,782. Alliance 5,975. Alfred Bingen, New York broker, suicided at Long Branch. Lord Roberts succeeds Lord Wolseley as army commander. John Greene shoots Samuel Treese in Murray Quebec. Trevor Grenshaw death from Philippines service wounds. Former Presidents Harrison and Cleveland offer arbitration board support. John Schrall shoots Miss Zellinski near Ashton, Nebraska. claim of accident.
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R. G. Ban
George Granville
Mexico
Los Angeles
Cal
Hiram Sharp
Atlanta
Boston
San Francisco
Aliance
Alfred Bingen
New York
Long Branch
N. J
Lord Roberts
Lord Wolseley
Murray
John Greene
Samuel Treese
Frank Grenshaw
Philippines
Harrison
Cleveland
International Arbitration Board
Ashton
Neb
John Schrall
Zellinski
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Dar
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Gray Eagle
Minn
Ranaway
D. Hallman
St Louis Post
EB. W. Budge
Springfield
Jill
Kansas City
Union Depot
Porsart
Marshalltown
Williams
Cinorea
Columbus
Wergen
Mansfield Reformatory
Frank J. Dildine
Tiffin
Reformatory
Piqua
Grand Lodge of
Giia
Owlet
United Workmen
Fred O'Honan
Cincinnati
Forte
Findlay
Xnew
First Baptist Church
Pomeroy
Comepany
Hessische Untersseumungs Veriz
Washington C. H
Cherry Hotel
W. L. Squire
Toledo
W. E. Squire
Corbett
McCoy
Madison Square Garden
Bath Beach
L. L
Saratoga
Lfe
Gray
Joseph Willigsms
Peter Mild
The
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Cuba
Havana
Hsvanz
Winnipeg
Cendiarys
Conway
Haliday
Commission
Kanze
Bruce's
Coler
Tuan
Donger
Japan
China
Destravetin
Sowir
Exetica
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Frankfort
W. J. McCaughan
Third Presbyterian Church
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