Labor Day Celebrations Endorse Union Pride in Washington
Labor Day activities across Washington drew thousands of workers with families to Lane Park and Marshall Hall Chevy Chase. The day featured athletic contests, a 500-child chorus, band performances, prize races, and a Navy St Stephens baseball game, highlighting labor unity and community spirit during a sunny holiday.
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COL MOREY MAY RECOVER
Senator Money watches by bedside of his wounded brother Col Jame Money in Greenwood Mississippi where he was shot by Dr Grover Kirby downtown officials say his condition improves and doctors remain hopeful despite injuries to head neck and shoulder. The Money family including United States Senator Money Gov Vardaman and relatives stay at his side as the trial status for Hebya remains uncertain with Judge Montgomery noting proceedings depend on Col Hones condition.
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Prelate Lissen State Burial Rites Begin for Archbishop Williams
Boston September 2 The first of solemn church rites for the late Archbishop Williams opened with the body recorting at daybreak. The casket was moved to the cathedral of the Holy Cross for Wednesday funeral services amid a heavy rain, with a large crowd outside the cathedral. The body lies in state for two days, followed by a pontifical Mass and the funeral Mass on Wednesday. Archbishop Witla T Ot onnely is noted as successor. The eulogy on Wednesday will be delivered by Byrde Gibbon, expected tomorrow evening.
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Hearst Labor Orator Speaks at Jamestown Celebration
At the Jamestown Exposition Labor Day ceremonies, William Randolph Hearst and Samuel Gompers addressed thousands from the Lee parade grounds. Hearst urged Labor Day to rank with the Fourth of July, praising wage earners and condemning corporate power while calling for fair laws and penalties for corruption.
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Grand Aerio of Eagles
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Hearst
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Hesrat Independence League
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Exposition Company
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Gompers Appeals for Equal Rights and Organized Labor
The speech urges equal justice for all workers and broad union cooperation among labor, farmers, and capital. It condemns court injunctions used against labor, defends personal liberty, and calls for intelligent discrimination between good and evil organizations. A public reception followed the day’s exercises at the exposition.
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Indiana Republicans See Friendliness Toward Hughes
Indiana Republicans discuss favorable sentiment toward Guy Hughes of New York as a potential second choice for the national convention. Governors speeches are temperate with questions about presidential stance. Business leaders oppose authoritarian war policies and favor safeguards for corporations and honest inventors.
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Loeb to Head Washington Railway and Electric Company
New York dispatch reports William Loeb secretary to the president is to head a Washington street railway and electric company. Gen George Harries would supervise the lines, with speculation he may join the presidency of the concern. The piece notes officials often leave government for high salaries and cites past secretaries who moved to private roles.
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Washington Railway and Erecteic Company
Washington
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Roosevelt
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Bir Loeb
Washington Street Railway
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Plouea
Republican National Committee
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Lears
Farmers Earnings Larger Despite Short Crop
New York reports establish that American farmers will show earnings about 1.01 billion dollars higher this year than last, driven by higher prices for farm products despite a shorter crop. The American Agriculturist notes stronger real estate value and improved finances but warns farmers carry more debt while seeking better breeding stock and equipment.
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Labor Day Parades Across Cities Endure Rain and Strikes
Labor Day marched through New York Chicago and St Louis as rain drenched spectators. Unionists from Central Federated Union Commercial Telegraphers and Building Trades joined processions while striking workers and typosphere unions made powerful displays. Despite rain in New York, crowds watched unions and bands, with some parades trimmed or canceled in later hours.
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Patriarchics Hold Drill At Marquette Grounds Georgetown
The tenth annal field day of the First Patriarche Regiment of the Grund United Order of Odd Fellows in America was held yesterday afternoon at the Marquette League havens grounds in Georgetown. The west drifted company won the jewels and regimental flag. Lodges represented included Washington, Richmond, Baltimore, Wilmington, Norfolk, Georgetown, Braynton, Portamouth, Newark, Newport News, Hampton, and Roanoke. The drill featured 12 companies with the award manual and movements. Judges were Raymond Hewlett, H Bell, and Verdie Fisher, all of Washington. Funds from Howardom Commonwealth and Newport News supplied music. Business sessions elected officers and regimental officers: Colonel Woc Gray, Lieutenant Colonel Stewart, Adjutant HN Hayes, secretary JH Browne, treasurer WJ Abrema, recording secretary JM Price. Chaplain L L Downe.
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Roanoke
Police shoot fleeing man near Spring Grove Cemetery
Ohio report from Sept 2 states Joseph Joachim refused to halt when commanded by Policeman Geuthlein. An arrest attempt near Spring Grove Cemetery ended with Joachim shot and killed after he fled and ignored warnings. Police say the officer first fired in the air before firing at the man.
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