
When it was first proposed more than 130 years ago, Labor Day was envisioned as a day to celebrate “the strength and esprit de corps of the trade and labor organizations.”
That is still the thrust of the day for many, as evidenced by the estimated 60,000 participants who paraded through the streets of Pittsburgh in Monday’s Labor Day parade — even if the marchers outnumbered the parade-watchers, who had their choice of curbside viewing along the length of the mile-long route.
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