Centennial Poland parade in Pittsburg Allegheny
Thousands watched as Polish groups from Pittsburg and Allegheny celebrated Poland’s 100th constitution anniversary with a 1:30 parade. Displays and wreaths lined routes through Smithfield Street Bridge to Liberty and Penn avenues. Large evening meetings at St Stanislaus and Southside hall featured Polish and English speeches, songs, and patriotic tributes.
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Pittsburg
Allerheny
Poland
Pitsburg
Allegheny
Smithfield Street Bridge
Captain Interbatum
Charles Om
Augustine Mand
Frank Vostushny
Henedict Lapinsky
Jehu Blasze
Chilef
Muaft
St. Hetwi
Rana
SL. Stanislaw's
Drumen St. Dostoh's
Cathedral Handeraton Society
Wrdoo
Southeide
St. Cestttr
Miskiewles
W.d. Brenven
Pongibeh
Ciris
St. Adelbert's
Eel
Mgellaitia
Mononcabela Bridge
Carson Street
South Twenty-eighth
Sarah
South Tenth
Second Avenue
Grant Street
Sixth Avenue
Smithfield Street
Liberty
Tenth
Penn Avenue
Twenty-eighth Street
Eleventh Street
St. Stanislaus’ Church
Twenty-second Street
St.Stanislaus’ School
America
Joseph Sickowski
Leo Srdrwaki
Z. Sodosky
J. A. Golden
Europe
Leo Szdrwcki
Miestrs
Sickowski
Sodosky
Gourley
Antci
Odd Fellows’ Hall
South Eighteenth
Sarah Streets
Onder
L. E. M. Muskiewicz
Victor Moltke
Josef Michalski
Zachar Riewick
Eter
Anton Parkowski
St. Albert's Cornet Band
William Brennen
Anton Daninowski
Charles Zulawski
Jet Marshall
Southside
Maury Zieliewski
Josef Rosenski
Miskiewics
Labor Parade and Picnic Draws Throng at Lindell Park
A May 3 labor picnic and demonstration in St. Louis gathered about 1,000 workers from trades including paper hangers brass finishers electric linemen and painters. The event began with processions from union headquarters to Lindell Park and featured a large turnout of strikers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Lindell Park
Trades and Labor Union
Thos
Wen
Reading for the Day in The News of the World
A compact resume notes foreign unrest from France and Hungary, labor upheavals in London, and political tensions in Italy. It covers marriages, exhibitions, notable trials, and various social and economic items including charity gifts, strikes, and public works across multiple cities.
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France
Hungary
London
Hyde Park
Marion Mandla
Jack Mason
Fortune Bay
Chelsea
Prince of Wales
Paris
Baron Hirsch
Stanley
Africa
Buda Pesth
von Caprivi
William
Winnebago Indians Abandon Farming on Barren Reserve
In Wisconsin near Black River Falls on May 3 the Winnebago Indians ceased farming after three failure years. The farms are neglected as inhabitants idle, gamble with moccasin and euchre, and hope for a blueberry crop. The effort to convert land to productive use is described as a total failure.
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Black River Fas
Wis
Butler Favors Ireland Envoys Move
General Butler declines to preside at a Music Hall meeting and salutes the Irish cause saying liberty loving Americans should aid their cause but leave Ireland and its representatives to decide their movements.
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New York
Butler
Music Hall
Boston
America
Ireland
Judge Taft Improves, Physician Reports After Illness
Sax Dreco May 3 report says Judge Alphonso Taft, long known for an active career, has been quite ill at his home. His physician states he was much improved yesterday, noting his condition as the result of infirmities from years of strenuous work.
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Alphonso Taft
Sale of Embroideries and Shoes at Penn Avenue Stores
This Morning We Place on Sale 3 000 Yards Embroideries in 41g yard lengths at prices the fewest ever heard of. The goods are fresh and new and choice with a large pattern selection. Sale starts today at Penn Avenue Stores Shoes. Next Wednesday a new department for ladies misses and children's shoes opens. CamMPIEL. & Driox, Dress Goods Week Here. Big lots of nice goods at low price. Jos. Homwe & Co., Penn Avenue. Another Bargain Men’s solid leather lace and congress shoes at a Good heavy stock that will wear. At G. D. 4, 73 Omo street, Alleghany, Pa.
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Detroit
Alphonso Taft
San Diego
Pillsburg
Navy Department
Army
Heagan
Morton
Legation
Columbus
Ben Butler
Parnell
Koch
Denver
Meadville
Edward Reuss
New York
Richfield Park
N. J
Harrison
Sacramento
May Garrett
Johns Hopkins University
Alaska
Jersey
Kansas
Chicago
Pattison
Penn Avenue
Cammpiel. & Driox
Jos. Homwe & Co
Congress
G. D
Omo Street
Alleghony
Hawkin's Station
Allegheny Cemetery
California
Ludwig
Sherman Henry Ludwig
Ernest
Emma Ludwig
Lida
Spring Garden Avenue
Allegheny
McCoy
Banday
NaNcy
Thomas
Elizabeth McCoy
Thomas McCoy
Stowe Township
McIntyre
Mansony C. McIntyre
Peter McIntyre
Glasgow
Scotland
South Twenty-eighth Street
Northrop
Albert NorThrop
Coltart Square
Elyria
Palmer
Mary KE. Palmer
Pappert
Louisa Bertraa
Philip
Annie Pappart
Avery and
North Streets
Mags
St Mary's Church
Paul
Collins Avenue
Nineteenth Ward
David Pawn
St. James' A. M
Howard and
St. Clair Streets
East End
Russell
Wilkinsburg
Extra Russel
Mm. Scheick
Rochell Street
Knoxville
Sarah A. Soeick
Semmelrock Bros
Carson Street
Wilson
Alson L. Wilson
Wits
Wilton
Terate
Parnassus
Uhien
Washington Social Clubs Add Shape to City Life
Washington hosts a vast array of clubs shaping social and political life. The Metropolitan, Army and Navy, United Service Club, and National Capital Press Club illustrate elite access, with lavish clubhouses, exclusive memberships, and strong press and government ties anchoring the capital’s social scene.
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Rnck
Waassuington
Washington
Legion
Seventeenth
Sam Ward
Ward McAllister
National Capital Press Club
Facin
Caiil
House of Representatives
Army
Navy
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Wehl
Dispatch
Carpenters
General Executive Board
Philadelphia and
Electric Companies
Board of Assessors
A. Guckenheimer & Bros
Braddock
Columbia
H. Parkman
Philadelphia
Central Library
Negley
the People's Store
Fifth Ave
Capital Club Life
Army and Navy Club
Army and Navy
United Service Club
Seventeenth and
Connecticut Avenue
W. W. Corcoran
Potomac
Capital Club
Columbia Athletic Club
G Street
War Department
Analostan Island
Georgetown
Model Press Club
S. H. Kauffman
The
Evening Star
Godwin
Horford
Detroit Press
Thomas W. Kirby
New York Journal of Commerce
General Road
Charles H. Hamilton
Buffalo Courier
House
John M. Carson
Maurice Splain
Messrs
Ieeems
Pacific
Atlantic
Lakes
Woman's Club
Richmond
Admiral Lee
Senator Hawley
Senator McPherson
Phil Sheridan
Olive Risley Seward
Lothrop Bradley
Isham Hornsby
James Buchanat
Rs. Winthrop
Madame de Sibour
A Fulier
Field
Dolph
Mandersen
Mra. Cockre
Kreil
John Carter
Dahlgren
McCulloch
Upton
Tiffany
Andenried
Charles J. Bell
Breckinridge
Alex
Graham Bell
Myer
Minspean
McKim
Leo Knott
J. Lowrie Bell
Aileyn Bell
McNair
Iron City Brewery
Pitcairn's
Wood Street
Barnes
Elmore
Abbey L. Barnes
Corner Abber and Friendship
Baum Grove
Mosday
Burnside
Ann Street
Jos
Fichter
Petry Street
Catherine Fichter
Mary's Church
Fitzgibbon
Onrner Hays and
Kelly Streets
Wilkinsboro
Annie M. Fitecinson
Gibson
Thomas Gibson
Fie
Arthur Street
Odil
Axn
Henry Hodil
James McDade
Wilberforce Street
Twentieth Ward
TurEsday
K. Mu
M. B
Hood
Sarsaparilla Ld
CL Hood
Losell Mase
Sarsaparilla
JOR, Fleming & Son
M2 Market Forces
Anthony Meyer
Meyer, Arnold & Co
Tim
Mwwfso
J. B. Murdoch
Smithfield ST
Detc. Mawr
Monroe
Feared Co
North America
William L. Jones
Fourth Avenue
Encey
Charles W. Batchelor
John W._Chalfint
Joseph Alto
Th. G. . Byers
James Doi
James
T. M. Latimer
Federal ST
South Diamond
Allegheny, PA. A
India
SILES
Arthur, Schondelmyer
Dr. Jeager
Bogos & Buhl
Allegheny, PA
Mye
Los
Fleishman & Bo
Paulson
Wood ST
N. B
Apléuwrf
J. G. Bennett & CO
Forriéra
COR. Wood
AV. nySawrs
Vincent
Scott
Penn Ave
Brussels
Telephone
May
Smen
Grand Army
General Sherman
Market ST
Eleech
Khhch
Ninth Street
Laird
Laird's Mammoth Stores
Wholesale House
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