Labor Day Demonstration Draws Dense City Crowds
Large crowds line Second Avenue to Stuyvesant Place for a massive Labor Day parade led by Central Labor Union officials. The route runs through Harlem, Broadway and Fifth Avenue to Madison Square, with 4000 Bricklayers and other unions marching in full strength. Police keep order as vendors and bands sustain the festive atmosphere and banners express union sentiments.
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Labor Day parades and public picnics across several cities
Sept 4 reports describe Labor Day celebrations with large parades in SALTINGRE and Rocurstes New York and Albany. Organizers include Knights of Labor and the Central Labor union with thousands in line. Picnics followed at Darley park and Fair Grounds amid athletic events and crowd participation.
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Washington court ruling on suffrage sparks strong protest
A Washington territory supreme court decision on voting rights provokes fierce criticism from supporters of women’s suffrage. The author of the territory’s statutes and advocates accuse the court of hypocrisy and disregard for the organic act and common law. The piece calls for a rehearing and urges immediate public response to defend voting rights amid a related gas exposure incident in Ohio.
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Indias War Alarm Stirs Utah Frontier Letters
A letter to George W. Brock from Na furia recounts a clash near Paradox valley Utah between cattlemen and Indigenous people. Mrs. Cunningham’s escape, two Pittaburs cattlemen pursuing horses, and a corral scene precede the Indians’ ambush and a later withdrawal with wounded and a dead Indian observed.
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Railroad Disaster Near Boonville Kills Five Workers
Details emerge on a Boonville branch wreck when six box cars derailed near Boonville Missouri as excursionists returned from Tipton. Local section men near the track were killed including Frank McKinney and Charles Hill. several others injured. Passengers numbered about fifty. wreck cleared by midnight.
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England's Poor and Wheat Crops Dictate Hard Times
The article notes a failing wheat crop prompting large bread imports, hurting farmers and urban workers while trade may rebound in shipping. It highlights rising bread prices, mounting hardship for the urban poor, and mixed views among English statisticians and papers on winter prospects.
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Newark sensational crime and disasters reported
A Newark incident centers on Max Groose during a period of insanity holding his wife and dropping her from a window. Other items recount three fires in West Superior Wisconsin, an accidental hand injury at a workshop, a boy harmed by a machine, a murder attempt leading to a dismissal, a mail carrier case, a breach of promise suit in Massachusetts, a mountain gas exposure death in Carlisle, a Quebec bank cashier’s missing funds, and defalcations in Cincinnati and a building association.
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