Exposition Propylea Inscriptions Recounted By Editor
The article lauds Rich ard Watson Gilder as the editor who shaped the expositions inscriptions and prose. It highlights the Exposition city by the great waters of the North and asserts the editor’s role in crafting verses that honor Liberty and Justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Two
Americas
Richard Watson Gilder
North
New World
Geethal
Tribute to Pioneers, Heroes and Creators
A ceremonial tribute honors explorers and settlers who opened the West, soldiers and sailors who fought for freedom, civic rescuers who preserve heritage, and scholars artists and performers who enrich life and safety. The speech salutes workers in mines seas and perilous places for comfort sustenance and life’s grace.
States exhibit Pan American Exposition efforts and sums
States allocate funds for permanent buildings and exhibits at the Pan American Exposition. New York leads with 200,000 dollars. Illinois 75,000. Michigan 40,000. Ohio 30,000. Missouri 50,000. Washington 25,000. Wisconsin 25,000. New England states 15,000 to 50,000 by colony. Other states spend similar sums for representational displays and materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Court of State
New York
Illinois
Michigan
Ohio
Missouri
Waebbington
Wisconsin
New England
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Cleorgia
Idaho
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
New Jersey
North Dakota
Oregon
Maryland
Delaware
Washington
Montana
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Music at the Exposition Announces Wide Band Lineup
The Pan American Exposition will feature major band music with 75 organists at the Temple of Music. Bands listed include the Mexican Mounted Artillery Band under Captain Ricardo Pacheco, the Seventy-fourth and Sixty-fifth Regiments, Sowse’s Band of New York, and many others from Buffalo, Toronto, Ithaca, Chicago, and beyond. A schedule of special days from May to October highlights varied groups and clubs, including hotel, veterans, college, and civic observances, plus notable patrons and ensembles throughout the event.
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Temple of Music
Mexican Mounted Artillery
Ricardo Pacheco
Buffalo
New York City
Hamilton
Ontario
Sowse
Elgin
Scinta’s Band
Daughters of American Revolution
Wells College
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Wellesley College
Maryland
Ohio
M. B.A
Rhode Island
Oregon
Brooklyn
New York Federation of Womens Clubs
National Grange
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Noble Street
New England House
C. H. Hall
13Th Street
Union Depot
Anniston
Alabama
Julius Levy
Columbian Building
Anniston Steam Laundry
Wilson & Rose, Proprietors
Aee
VIA
New Orleans
Shrevegersa
Memphis
Mexico
New Mexico
California
E. G. Turner
Gen's
Dallas
HOT Springs
Arkansas
Todzanoma
Indian Territory
Memphis City Ticket Office
Blackman
Trav
Chattanooga
Tena
Monroe ST
George M. Ler
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The
Brotherhood of Man
Federation of Nations
Peace of the World
America
Poote
United States
Carlisle Indian Band
Carlisle
Ithaca Band
Ithaca
N. V
Ave. Tw
Highlanders’ Band
Toronto
Ontari
Robertson's Band
Albany
N. Y
Salem Cadet Band
Salem
Mess
Brooke's Marine Band
Chicago
Gbeston
Mass
Nineteenth Regiment
St. Catharines
Phinney's
U. Ss
Victor Herbert
Pittsburg
Janes
Cleveland
Detroit
Oklahoma
Southwest
Cotton Belt
B. McCullar
Atlanta, Ga
E. W. Labeaume
G. P
T. A
St. Louis, Mo
Olds
DIY
Barker
Browning and
Fla FE
Rug the Great
I Wes
the Gaines Marble Co
Cartersville, Ga
Anniston, Ala
D. R. Gaines
Fourteenth Street
Ala
Anniston National Bank
Anniston, Alabama
W. H. McKleroy
D. Woodruff
M. B. Wellborn
R. F. Smith
WM. A. Davis
C. D
Woodruff
Morris
Bell Telephone
Morrisville, Ala