Exposition at Jackson Park Dazzles with Park Sculptures
The piece extols the World’s Fair grounds and the Court of Honor as monumental, praising the landscape and architecture. It highlights the Wooded Disk and water surround, the MacMonnies sculpture, and the overall harmony of planning. The author notes the emotional impact on travelers and the display’s grand scale.
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Jackson Park
Court of Honor
Arizona
Colorado Desert
California
Coush Range
Russia
Toachleet
Grreat
Tailored Exhibition Building At National Exchange
A detailed design for a tailored garments pavilion at the national exchange describes a long hall like structure with private lodges for subscribers. The building includes a 41 by 10 foot display area, a 22 by 40 foot private gallery, a portico fronting the lagoon, and private boat access. The interior features semivirelar rooms along the north and south, and an elevated lavish setting to showcase fabrics styles and workmanship by the exchange staff and craftsmen from Shropshire.
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Kreck
Tailors National Exchange
Whent Senou
Lenni
Wilding
Athenia
Perielis
Thidias
Ceara
Firislok
T. Wo
National Exchange
Shropshire
A Peculiar Flower Attracts Crowds In World Fair Greenhouse
Spectators at the world fair witnessed a towering Africa bred bloom named Sturtevant's big birth court. The 44 inch specimen, from southern Africa, drew jokes and wonder as it hung under glass, described in odd terms and compared to a parrot, lobster, or cheese.
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Saulle
Weil
Lear
Greene H House
America
Ameren
Africa
Sturtevant
Samuel Vernon Steele
Mr. Hughes
Acman
Austria Exhibits Strength in Manufactures and Art at World's Fair
The Austrian display at the exposition emphasizes strong showcases in Manufactures and Art, with Vienna and Budapest firms presenting vast collections. Notable pieces include a Maria Theresa portrait, elaborate glass and porcelain, leather goods, furniture, and civic artifacts. The review notes mixed quality, praising fine items while noting uneven development and broader industrial gaps.
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Tilenapo
Nm View
Maria Theresa
Quigist Tay
Caune
Bolin
ATL
Otto Warner
Austria
Malkart
Payers
Vengrue
Troailey
Graess Cott
Defrogzer
Umroth
Seligman
Haward Charlemont
Hirsehl
Hans Temple
Ruse
Sprig
Golta
Gisela
Angely
Hlass
Moll
Muepfer
Ler
de A. von Palitsehok
Pappuvie
Caiklon Polart
Victor Pillwax
Hans ‘Peraphs
Die Duet
Commissionbur
Dat Ressler
Ehfet Arcliiteet
de Tite Ter
Leva
Manuufact
Vienna
Bolemia
Caning
Smalier
Tess Japort
Agricut
Arid
Principla
Mitral Wease
Viena Arake
Trinvais Mather
Ruse Raman
World’s Fair Exhibits Admire Women Builders and Statues
Hoarded fragments describe exhibits at the World’s Fair with a focus on women’s buildings in Montana and Washington residents. Mentions of wreaths, statues, and a Court of Honor display, including a Mrs Toole lookalike statue and a Saint Gandens figure fifteen feet tall. The fair to stay open until eleven nightly, with several days historically labeled apooim nights.
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Ate
Penta
Promiaten
Delesared
Detods Af
California
Gnid Sremantz
Washington
Gustan
Montana
Comtmisstarers
Orlin
Mrs. Toh
Lot Hadeieimse
Toole Belinut
Candetat
Gerona Wasiineras
Si. Gandens
Lord Mayor Welcomes Distinguished Guest to Fair
Lord Mayor Knill in Chicago for the World’s Fair visit with Trom. Stuart nil and Commissioner Harris leading the inquiry. The trip aims to boost interest in the Exhibition and the lord mayor’s influence is noted as a high municipal office.
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Knill
Chicago
Trom
Stuart Nil
Jord Miggvor
Toondon
Harris
Boland
Tivinbothamn
Neurona Bion
London
Insegurition Dows
Teed Mayer
Vartan
Lalyor
Avs Visik
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