Labor Day parade in Washington highlights diverse tribes
A Labor Day celebration in Washington drew thousands despite attendance gaps. Delegations from Upper, Midstate and neighboring towns marched in vibrant costumes, with Indian tribes, marches, and a noon war dance. Speakers including Ex-Congressman Cornish and Mayor Smith addressed growth of industry and immigration, ending with evening amusements and thanks to the event committee.
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Democatic Convention Endorses Chicago Platform In New Jersey
In New Jersey the Democrats endorsed the Chicago platform and nominated Bryan and Sewall, pledging party unity to elect them. The platform denounces trusts, calls for currency reforms favoring farmers, and condemns Republican excesses in state finances while urging measures to restore economic stability for debt-ridden farmers.
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Powderly on Silver and the Independent Order explores
In a historical letter dated September 4, Powderly’s stance to the Silver question drew mixed reactions among Knights of Labor members. The piece recalls 1893 conventions in Chicago and Washington, noting speeches by Tyran and Powderly, a rally supporting free coinage, and the fervent debate over monetary policy. It also records the death of Daniel Pittenger, a longtime resident and cabinetmaker, with biographical details and funeral notes.
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Washington Lambertville game shocks readers with falls
A chaotic report covers a Labor Day doubleheader where Washington defeats Lambertville 12 to 2, highlighting McDonald’s first inning homer, tight fielding, and a cloudy, rainy finish. The piece notes umpire Holovan, player Kinney, and remarks on a later Murray game with O Connor, Bevin, and Hannan starring, while detailing spectator discomfort from rain and cold. The article also threads in a public notice about a fatal stair accident involving Mrs. Catherine Connolly and local obituaries, family notices, and community events.
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