Bryan and Roosevelt Labor Day Parade in Chicago
Massive Labor Day gathering in Chicago featured Colonel Bryan and Governor Roosevelt as marchers passed the Auditorium. Speakers included Towne and Mangon with a policy focus on labor rights, wage workers, and self-respect while avoiding partisan politics at the event.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chirag
Bryan
Roosevelt
Nein
Leputlivan
Charles A. Towne
Michinan Avenue
Jackson Boulevard
Davyan
Teoe Junehson
Aéd
Apteicnoon
Gower
Cumberland
Arbienie
TE Ware
Uwe
Labor Day Parade Omitted in Most Cities
The day saw no general parade in New York as many unions sent small processions or rides. In Jersey City a parade by the United Building Trades Council of Hudson County occurred with about 2000 workers. The Central Federated Union blocked march past the city hall review stand, drawing officials’ attention.
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Cby Associated Press
New York
Elry
United Housesmitha
Bridgemen
Jersey City
United Building Trades Counell
Tioisan
Central Federated Union
Grave
Afontgommery
Hoos
Bubonic Plague Spreads in Scottish City
Reports from Gladstow Scotland describe a bubonic plague outbreak on the Clyde bank with rising cases and deaths. Medical officials confirm the victims as plague sufferers while authorities urge caution and containment measures.
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Ginecom
Asanciated Preas
Gladstow
Scotland
the Clyde
Hwy
Interview Controversy Over La Follette Mention Sparks Denial
A contested interview about La Follette circulates with Alan Weunes and Eloy Ware claims. Tim Mekoney and The Sentinel publish responses denying they were interviewed and accusing The Times of dishonesty and misrepresentation.
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Save the Times
Eloy Ware
Mshkesa Times
Mearning
Terteney
Mee
Keone
Tim
Thores
Lia Pal Tette
Means
la Pollette
McBone
la Foltette
Sunday Times
Sentinel
Torres
T. Mikkon
Unclear OCR Parade Report Notes Limited Readable Facts
Fragmentary text from a St Louis item references a parade and labor issues. No clear names, dates, places, or outcomes are discernible. The readable fragments mention a parade and possible labor concerns but lack verifiable details.
Commissioner Rockhill Urges Vigor in Dealing With China
Commissioner Rockhill declares the United States must act firmly toward China noting the Boxer movement was set by foreign agencies to expel foreigners. He warns Li Hung Chang is opposing foreign powers and aims to disrupt negotiations while Beijing’s regent grips control. Reports cite U.S. troops in Shanghai and ongoing diplomatic wrangles as ministers seek liberty and policy unity.
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Washington
Prem Wow
Dteuckiill
United States
Olle
China
LI Hung Chang
Shang
Ching
Duin
Opening of New Public Library Amid Public Fanfare
The article details the grand opening of a new public library with speeches by local officials and music by the Arion Lund orchestra. Crowds fill the rotunda as patrons admire the interior, receive tours, and listen to remarks from Congressman J if Dyewideou, bay i a Teale, and W. Cleoyehuid among others. The scene includes floral arrangements, celebratory addresses, and the library’s pledge to serve the community.
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Arion Lund
Steie
Rotunda
Uni
Rodias
Nstena
Peter
Cher
Rosss
Neil Ower
Brery
Dilek
Irene
Spon
Mexico
Mur
Marshall Harn
Marshall Herris
Prem
Dyewideou
Teale
Diptye
W. Cleoyehuid
Mier
John Matsa
Theb
Tale
Wba Neon
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Pete
Colombia Faces Fresh Diplomatic Strain Over Rebel Suppression
A garbled dispatch suggests tensions rise as Colombia contemplates action against a rebel movement, with references to U S involvement and secrecy surrounding a planned mission. The fragmentary text hints at cross border concerns and potential military or political maneuvers amid unrest.
Democratic Nominee Henrers Speech Sparks Labor Day Debate
A Labor Day address by Democratic nominee William J. Pearson in Chicago centers on economic policy, national defense, and social welfare. The speaker urges unity, questions current labor conditions, and argues for comprehensive reform while detailing aims to improve living standards and civil rights amid wartime rhetoric.
Russia May Yield and Leave Troops at Pekin
Dispatch from Washington reports mixed signals as Russia appears ready to withdraw troops from Pekin while still contemplating their position. France has not replied to the note on Pekin troop withdrawal, but regards withdrawal as the safest option to calm the crisis, with officials noting Beijing's stability as a key factor.
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Pekin
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England
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Noubt
Prance
fQissta
Fekin
Rance
Traupa
Labor Organization and Education in the Nation’s Life
The speech argues education expands opportunity and national growth. It links worker protection to industrial progress and stresses the need for secure wages, fair conditions, and productive labor. It condemns child labor and advocates organized effort to safeguard workers and their families. The speaker warns political action by voters to defend democratic gains.
Labor Day Parade And Union Procession In Oshkosh
A detailed report of Oshkosh Labor Day parade activities describes multiple union floats and demonstrations. Craft workers, garment workers, butchers, masons, carpenters, painters, and brewers march from the riverfront to the fairgrounds with symbolic displays and celebratory addresses.
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Miustial
Iran
Mayers
Mager
Union For Town
Chepethos
Butchers
Noavion
Uarptenters
Mukens
Aait
Unton
Werk
Aea
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