President Cleveland's Milwaukee Welcome and Parade
President Cleveland and Mrs. Cleveland visit Milwaukee October 1 shows of loyalty with a grand parade, reception at Seville Park, and a formal supper at the Mitchell residence. The crowd roars as the First Lady glides through with grace, greeting Milwaukee’s leaders and citizens, while civic arches and banners celebrate self government and home rule. Second day events include a lavish reception at Knesland residence and a lengthy balcony appearance, followed by speeches and a toast-filled, late evening program.
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Four Hours of Talk at Notinos Assembly on Union Plans
The meeting for the Knights with the Notinos group debated appointing committees to confer on a possible pooling of dues without seeking a full union. They adjourned for dinner, then Powderly delivered a four hour annual address tracing the order's troubles, defending actions regarding Chicago seven and anarchist charges while urging caution and reform within the organization.
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New York
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Marton
Nasambly
Chicago
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da Fantio
Boathlist
United States
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Hiinola
Fifa
Hla Boslaogs
Ifo
Order
Toro
Mra. Todgers
Tab Nisanchille Farenibors
Chote
Pawderly
General Assembly
Thare
Anton
Wien
Avery
Knights of Labor
Low
Labor
Dnstead
Something Substantial and Seasonable Stock Display
A local shop invites customers to inspect its fall stock of clothing furnishings and hats. The ad promises a cordial reception honest values and no charge to view the goods prior to purchase urging an immediate visit to see the new stock and special rent bargains.
Labor department urged by order leader in congress plan
Figures within the movement urged creation of a department of labor at the national capital and speedy passage next session. The speaker attacked pretenders and Homagoguas, defended the order from capitalist influence, and called for stricter membership discipline and universal benefits.
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