Labor Day Parade Draws Large Crowd in Muscatine
Labor Day festivities in Muscatine featured a grand parade led by the union march and a standout float of the Elks. Crowds swarmed fair grounds for bands, races, and the Rio Grande Bills exhibition, with at least 5000 observers and strong union support across a morning parade and afternoon bicycle and track events.
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Muscatine
Carl Evans
Typographical Union
Tom Grant
J. J. Engle
Fair Grounds
Trades Assembly Hall
Pauchet
Third Street
Lynn
Mulberry
John A. Mucha
Mechanics
Masons
Cigarmakers’ Union
Sawbuck Union
No. 1
Sawbuck Union No. 1
Buster
Sawbuck
Button Union
Paudiet
Barry Manufacturing Company
Royal Pearl Button
Vanatta
Union
Horse Shoers’ Union
Josie Fayle
van Nostrand Saddlery Company
A. Sanders
S. G. & P. Stein
Furniture Estab
A. J. Ross
Hershey Lumber Company
Reuben Band
A. P. O. N. T. Cigars
Muscatine Lumber and Box Co
Peerless Button Company
M. N. Bond
Singer Sewing Machine
Marshall
J. B. Hunt
Swain
West
Wood Sawyers
Wheeler
W. J. Vanatta
Marble Works
Rio Grande Bills
Second Street
Clarence Richards
Claire Chenoweth
Paul R. Loose
Henry Ficken
I. E. McElroy
Paul
Ficken
McElroy
Clyde Chinowith
Paul Loose
N. E. McElroy
Hautsch
J. L. Giesler
E. M. Warner
Stapleton
Elks
Trades and Labor Assembly
Horseshoers’ Union
van Nostrand’s Saddlery Co
J. W. Vanatta
Kuriger Bros’. Cigars
Royal Pearl Button Factory
Keystone Button Works
Wm. Miller
W's
Peter Jackson
Tilmots
Five Mile Handicap headline at Fair Grounds unveils chaos and crowd
The Five Mile Handicap highlighted a chaotic race with local rider Paul R Loose among the entrants. Harry Thomas won from Moline with 800 yard handicap. Joe Lawson and Mac Davenport followed. Prizes included a gold watch and various other awards as the event spurred broader entertainment by Rio Grande Bill's troupe and dramatic wild west displays at the Fair Grounds.
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Paul Loose
Macc Davenport
Davenport
Iowa
Edward Donnivan
Rock Island
J. M. Gamble
Morning Sun
Albert Rounds
Ill
Paul R. Loose
Muscatine
Harry Smythe
Thos. J. Sidler
Cedar Rapids
Albert Glispie
Wm. H. Fulton
Joe Lawson
Clyde Chenoweth
Harry Thomas
Moline
Til
Fred Docker
Mr. Thomas
Mac Davenport
Edward Donniven
Breckenridge
Rio Grande Bill
Labor Federation
Hippodrome
Labor Day Crowd Reflections and Fair Ground Incident
Reported crowd counts show 226 rigs on third street near the market and feed stables. A bucking broncho injured no one but created a scare while grandstand fees drew complaints amid a busy fair day.
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Third Street
Farm and Market Signs of Weakening in Town Prices
The city markets show little change with steady grain quotes and sparse supplies. Home grown grapes sell at 5 cents per pound, wax beans are nearly gone at 20 cents a dozen, and other produce like lemons oranges and cantaloupe appear at varied rates while overall market is slow and unsteady.
Muscatine Market Prices for Grain and Produce in 1900
Muscatine Iowa market report lists prices for corn oats and rye with shipper and mill rates, hay and mill stuffs, and various produce items. Includes hogs cattle calves sheep lambs chickens and fruits vegetables with per unit prices and notes scarce cabbage onions cucumbers and peaches by basket or peck.
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Figur —Sring
Graham
Chicago Markets Live Stock Receipts and Grain Totals
Special dispatch shows Kansas City hogs and cattle around 8 000 and 14 000 head respectively, Omaha hogs 8 000 and cattle 5 300, Northwest wheat receipts with Minneapolis today 883, Duluth 260, totals 1 143, last week 414, last year 2 200, plus Liverpool wheat and corn prices with corn 4d higher than Saturday's close.
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Kansas City
Omaha
Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Liverpool
H. J. Toher « Co
H. E. McKay
Muscatine
Chicago
Lil
Chicago Board Today
SRB
SS SS
Waane
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Labor Committee
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Fishing
Stakle
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