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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1904

Page

4

Fort Wayne Labor Day Parade Hits Large Crowd With Tense Band Incident

Fort Wayne celebrated Labor Day with a massive downtown parade and Swinney Park program. A non union Fort Wayne Military band caused a brief disruption when it moved ahead of the industrial division, prompting police intervention and a parade halt before resuming. Business and public offices largely closed as workers joined the observance amid floats and marching unions led by Mayor Berghoff and James Wilson of New York.

Fort Wagua Swinney Park Fort Wayne Dfarshal Ascelman Hue East Wayne and Barr Streets Schoor Washington and Marshal Aseelman Calhoun Washington Marshal Asselman Federation of Labor Teamsters Publc Court House City Hall Federal Building Ball Park Marion Barr Holman Street Calhown Columbia Harrison Terry Fairfield Avenue Washington Street Swinway Park Marenat J. B. Asseliman W. B H. Miller W. F. Bergman Sharkenrider Pappert Kreckeberg White Rohrer Gheyiron Elliott Richeardson Trobra Stredel Johnson Kelly Major Collins Brennan Tinker Junk Olly Packard Berghoff James Wilson New York International Union Labor Day Committee Iron George Hicks Uncle Sam Tha Tinnars Arion Band Iron Monkee Leather Workers Noweboys Roanoke Bandami Hell Patternmakers’ Informational Union

Populist Thomas D. B. Watson Speaks at Labor Day Picnic

Kansans City on September 5 saw Thomas D B Watson, populist presidential candidate, deliver the principal speech at a Labor Day picnic. New Orleans on September 6 reported a broad work suspension and a large parade and picnic by central labor assembly and constituent organizations with President O Connell of the International Machinists delivering an address.

Kansans City Thomas DB Watson United States New Orleans Central Labor Assembly Constitutub O'Connell International Machiniate’ Organization

Fourteen Die in New York Tenement Blaze

A five story tenement at 164 Attorney Street burned early Sunday killing fourteen, mostly children, with over twenty injured. Three men were arrested for criminal negligence as survivors recount stairways torn out for an arcade and a chaotic rescue. Jewish tenants on upper floors faced trapped exits while firemen suffered injuries rescuing residents. The building owner and others were held on bonds totaling $9,000 after a raid by Louis Kean and Sobel’s partner.

New York Attorney Street Ridge Street Jooze Adamsosky Bright Kalbfleish Stevens Henry Birmingham Louis Miller Feuerberg Sadie Feuerberg Annie Sam Hermann Minnie Leon Sohel Edgecombe Avenue Scholer Morris Levine Henry Bretterman Louis Kean Sobel

Chicago Parade a Small Affair at World’s Fair

The labor day celebration in Chicago today featured a smaller parade at the World’s Fair. Teamsters building trades workers butchers and a few other unions took part in a modest march compared with prior years.

Chicago

World’s Fair Labor Day Parade Opens Week Events

At the World’s Fair in St. Louis on September 5 the celebration included a parade and athletic sports. The opening of the woodmen’s and lumbermen’s week added an engaging program to the day’s events.

St. Louis

Big Parade in Cincinnati on Labor Day Draws Largest Crowd

Cincinnati Ohio September 5 with ideal weather the Labor Day parade drew its largest attendance yet. No commercial displays were allowed yet floats showcased crafts. After the parade two large out-turnings at Chester Park featured 400 union iron molders from Cincinnati Covington and Newport on a wage-reduction strike.

Cincinnati Ohio Chester Park Covington Newport

Labor Day Parade In Knoxville Features Hein Kelle Oration

Knoxville Tenn September 5 Labor day was marked by a parade with several hundred workers and a picnic. Hon S G Hein kelle delivered the oration of the day.

Knoxville Tenn G. Heinkell

Louisville Labor Day Parade and Speech at Phosalx Hill

Louisville observers marked Labor Day with a street parade and speeches at Phosalx Hill park. Former Congressman Howard of Utah delivered the principal address.

Louisville Phosalx Hill Park Howard Utah

Labor Day Observed Quietly in Baltimore

Baltimore on September 5 observed Labor Day with banks exchanges and city buildings closed. A grand parade of labor unions highlighted the day, signaling a broader commemorative observance than in past years.

Baltimore

Russian General Beset as Rear Guard Battles to Save Army

Unofficial reports from St. Petersburg on Sept 5 describe rear guard actions in progress as General Kuropatkin’s main army retires. It is claimed he abandoned 200 guns at Liao Yang, with some damaged and others disabled by the commander in chief’s order.

St. Petersburg War Office Kuropatkin Petersburg Liao Yang

Russian retreat deepens as Brakelberg breaks loose

London reports General Kuropatkin’s forces fleeing toward Mukden under Field Marshal Oyama’s victorious army. Brakelberg with 25,000 Siberian troops reportedly cut through the enemy lines and rejoined the main Russian army, a move possible only after severe fighting and delays in Kuropatkin’s withdrawal. A court martial for Brakelberg’s remaining on the south bank is anticipated. At Mukden, a post reports continued bombardment of Liao Yang with forts repelled yet evacuated, and fierce fighting near Yental and coal mine areas.

London Oyama Kuropattin Mukden Brakelberg Hynes Taitse Kuropatkin Manchuria St. Petersburg Cleasenger Liao Yang Ihe Yental

Crown Prince of Germany to wed Duchess Cecilia

Berlin reports the betrothal of Crown Prince Frederick William to Duchess Cecilia of Mecklenburg Schwerin, a tall light haired girl with brown eyes. Public sightings were limited but the engagement is seen as dynastic with ties to German, Danish, Cumberland, and Dutch royalty. An official telegram from the grand duke of Mecklenburg Schwerin confirms the plan.

Berlin Cecilia Mecklenburg-Schwerin Frederick William Germany Knaiserhof Crown Prince Hel Frederick III Netherlands Alexandra Duke of Cumberland Denmark Holland Loulea Strelits Grand Duke Afecklenburg-Schwerin Brisstol

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