Labor Day origins and history from 19th century to today
A compact history of Labor Day tracing its disputed origins to Matthew Maguire and Peter J. McGuire, the adoption of the first Monday in September, and the 1894 federal holiday act. It notes early state actions in New York Oregon Colorado and New Jersey and Canada’s observance.
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