[The Sun newspaper articles including the continuation of "Great banquet of the Seventh" and "Strike at the 7th's banquet. Waiters demanded more pay and got it--finally they became disorderly," May 6, 1906].

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Title: [The Sun newspaper articles including the continuation of "Great banquet of the Seventh" and "Strike at the 7th's banquet. Waiters demanded more pay and got it--finally they became disorderly," May 6, 1906].
Collection Title: 7th Regiment records, 1767-1983 (bulk 1830-1947). Series XIV. Visual materials, 1806-1983.
Date: 1906-05-06
Description: Includes articles from page 2 of the Sun, New York newspaper, May 6, 1906, on the Seventh Regiment's centennial.
Identifier: nyhs_7thReg_b-36_f-16_055
Subject: Anniversaries
Dinners and dining
Military parades
Strikes and lockouts
The Sun, New York
Subject personal name: Taft, William H. (William Howard), 1857-1930
Subject corporate name: New York (State). National Guard. Regiment, 7th
Seventh Regiment Armory (New York, N.Y.)
Subject geographic name: New York (N.Y.)
Material type or medium of original: newspaper clippings
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Part of: Great banquet of the Seventh. Uproarious feast of 2,400 men in the Armory. Veterans were boys again and helped to swell the chorus of songs and cheers--a mighty roar for the President--Taft says there's work for the militia. (2 objects)
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Great banquet of the Seventh. Uproarious feast of 2,400 men in the Armory. Veterans were boys again and helped to swell the chorus of songs and cheers--a mighty roar for the President--Taft says there's work for the militia.

[The Sun newspaper articles including the continuation of "Great banquet of the Seventh" and "Strike at the 7th's banquet. Waiters demanded more pay and got it--finally they became disorderly," May 6, 1906].

[The Sun newspaper articles including the continuation of "Great banquet of the Seventh" and "Strike at the 7th's banquet. Waiters demanded more pay and got it--finally they became disorderly," May 6, 1906].

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