Labor Day Celebrations Draw Thousands to Washington Park
Labor unions stage a massive holiday in the nation’s capital with parades, athletic contests, concerts, and children activities at Luna Park. Workers and families converge for a day of picnics and pageantry, marking the tenth anniversary of the Central Labor Union amid speeches, prizes, and union-organized entertainment.
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Central Labor Union
Henry George
Wallington
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Senator Watchen at Bedside After Shooting Incident
Col Money May Recover as Senator Watchen lies at bedside following a shooting involving Dr Kirby. Reports say his condition is more hopeful than earlier, with doctors optimistic due to his strong constitution. Family, friends, and officials stay close as a preliminary trial for the Kie byas will be held. the outcome hinges on his ability to testify.
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Yahen
Mateen
Mike Dawa
Lowe
NATO Colerniae
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Nowertol Erie
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Prelate Lies In State After Archbishop’s Death
A large crowd gathered outside the cathedral as the bishop’s body was moved from the archbishop’s residence to the Cathedral of the Holy Cross for funeral rites. The service began with a solemn procession and continues with vigils, a requiem, and plans for a Wednesday funeral. Lou Gibson is expected to attend the state funeral.
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Euston
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Cathedral of the Holy Cross
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Reauter Mudkea
Marsiye
Requem
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Arenpishop
Commedia
Buceenmar
Widmeaday
Lou Gibson
Tate
Hearst Labor Orator in Jamestown Address
Debrinn reports Hearst and Gompers spoke at Jamestown on Labor Day. The event drew thousands, with Hearst praising unions and wage earners while warning against corporate power and urging fair distribution of profits. He urged arbitration to avoid conflict and urged enforcement of laws against corporate abuses.
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Colorado
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America
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San Francisco
San Franticcs
Gompers Protest Against Court Injunctions and Labor Rights
A detailed protest by Samuel Gompers condemns court injunctions used against labor, arguing they threaten constitutional rights and the liberty of workers. He calls for lawful protection of workers, equal rights, and unity among labor, farmers, and capital in defense of democratic government and social progress.
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Gompers
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Ozarei
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Wemralata Gocipare
Indirect Republican split over Governor Hughes stance
Fragmented notes from Indianapolis indicate prominent Republicans favoring softer reaction to Governor Hughes while warning against unrest in manufacturing areas. Leaders stress no formal war but seek compromise to calm sentiment and preserve support for national convention.
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Newark
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Mnanesy Cirete
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Loeb to head Washington Railway and Harbor venture
New York dispatch reports that Samuel W. Loeb, secretary to the president, is poised to become president of a Washington railway and harbor corporation. The move, linked to Roosevelt era personnel shifts, signals a consolidation of city and suburban transit under Gen. George H. Harries. Officials note past denials while speculation centers on Loeb taking the helm amid expanding government-to-private sector transitions.
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Wallians Loeb
Able Corporation
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Washington Railway and Hiestine Company
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Ready
George H Harries
Loeb
Hartie Thas
Roosevelt
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the Treasury
Willa Day
Department of Justice
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Cominlaston
Kinglued Brevena
Panama Canal
Presidente Generaly
John Hay
Diyola
George B Cartelyou
McKintey
Republican Nations
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Farmers' earnings larger across the year
A preliminary report from the American Agriculturist notes farmers earned about 100 million dollars more this year despite crop shortfalls. The rise mainly reflects higher values in livestock and breeding stock, with farm product prices up while output declined. The article emphasizes improved farm finances and demand for better breeding stock and household goods.
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Labor Day Parades Draw Thousands Amid Stormy Weather
Sept 2 Chicago and Sept 7 St Louis report large Labor Day marches by unions including Telegraphers and Building Trades. Rain drenched spectators as processions wound through downtown, with strikes and walkouts affecting parade plans and crowd turnout.
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Labor Uptomn
Ghdwen
Building Trades Org
Atrikera
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Sunline Trades
Texmaters
Wendara
Evitewrakles
Bridgemen’s Union
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Farwest
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Chicago
Gatloue
Otter
Loule
Fittean
Louis
Faterianchics Hold Drill at Georgetown Field Day
The tenth annual field day of the Patriarphic Reement of the Gradt United Order of Old Fellows in Assaries was held at the Maronette League grounds in Georgetown yesterday. Twelve companies demonstrated pword manual exercises and movements while judges from Washington, Newport News and Baltimore selected awardees. Officers elected included Lieut Col Samuel Henry of Winningates and Capt Cedard Wal Mamk of Baltimore, with J. L. Dawting as chaplain of Rounoks.
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Richmond
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Newark
Newport News
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Baltimore
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Washingle
Tr Stewart
Ilaves
JA F Browne
J. L. Dawting
Rounoks
Unclear fragmentary crime report on pursuit and arrest
Fragmentary OCR text describes a fatal or violent event with pursuit by police, mentions suspects and locations near a college area, and references an arrest or investigation. The readable portions are garbled, offering limited concrete facts or names.
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