Exposition Notes From Buffalo Pan American Visit
Harry Hodgson recalls the Pan American Exposition from Buffalo July 24. He extols architecture and midway wonders, cites a Lake Erie boat trip from Cleveland to Buffalo, praises the crucifixion panorama costing 175000, and notes planners and editors from Georgia and other states.
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Buffalo
Rainbow City
Chicago
Georgia
Crackers
Ohio
Union
Avenue of Nations
New York
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern
Midway
Jerusalem
Slesden
Exposition Highlights Show Rich Paintings and Cars
After the storm Buffalo hosts a panorama of art titled Jerusalem the Golden and Cleopatra as she faced Antony valued at 30000 dollars. The exhibit showcases a full art gallery and a notably complete automobile display, with cars priced around 750 dollars. The narrator plans a return voyage to Seabright New Jersey for seaside respite and markets with playful German babble.
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Cleopatra
Anthony
Seabright
New Jersey
New York
Dinklespiel
Fire Alarm Sparks Midnight Blaze at East Athens Home
A small fire in a closet at Jesse Jarrell’s East Athens home was discovered shortly after midnight. Jarrell’s frantic street alarms gathered few bystanders until he rang fire box 14, prompting a quick department response that contained the blaze with minimal damage.
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Jesse Jarrell l
East
Athens
Jarrell
Improvements Under Way At University Facilities
The university reports painting of chapel blinds and rapid progress on new buildings. A dormitory may be completed before football season, inviting the campus buzzard to watch games, a habit criticized as an unfair advantage to the athletic association.
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University Chapel
Athletic Association
Grand Patriarch W P Vonderan Visits Savannah
Grand Patriarch W P Vonderan left yesterday for Savannah to visit Magno lia Encampment No 1. The oldest encampment in the state will accord him a royal reception. He has organized two new encampments and aims to form many more, energizing Odd Fellowship in Georgia.
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W. P. Vonderan
Savannah
Magnolia
Vonderan
Splenaia
Order
Georgia
Odd Fellowship
Hearst Editors Urge Schley to Ignore Detractors
An editorial across Hearst papers denounces critics of Admiral Schley, praising his actions at Santiago and Brooklyn. It asks him to ignore enemies who accuse him, cites alleged strategists and desk warriors, and urges the Kings County grand jury to indict the historian Maclay for criminal libel if further action occurs.
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W. BR. Hearst
New York Journal
Chicago American
San Francisco Examiner
Admiral Schley
Journal
the American
the Examiner
Santiago
Brooklyn
Santiago Harbor
Pete
Sampson
Carnegie Works
Ordnance
Cevera
New York
Washington
Yorktown
Cornwalls
Navy Department
Great Court
Ives
Grand Jury
Kings County
Maclay
Solemn consecration of Father Muldoon at Holy Name Cathedral
About a thousand attendees witnessed the consecration of Father Peter J. Muldoon as titular bishop and auxiliary to Archbishop P. A. Feeham at Holy Name Cathedral. The ceremony featured high pomp, purple cassocks, and vestments costing about $10 000, crafted by Lyons artisans over months.
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Holy Name Cathedral
Cardinal Martinelli
Omocapo
Peter J. Muldoon
P. A. Feehan
Chicago
Holy Name
D. C
Nm Fee Ary
James Ross
Alton
Henry Cosgrove
Davenport
Alto Pianos Pee
Muldoon
Crosier
Fletchers
Oria Kone
Peresta
Wnn
Metabo
Lyons
Miss Bacon Emerges as Noted Georgia Writer
Miss Mary A Bacon of Athens gains notice as a writer with multiple Harper s Monthly contributions. The Passing of a Shadow appears in the current issue, praised as a charming story. Miss Bacon is highlighted as one of Georgia s most talented literary women destined to leave a shining mark.
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Mary A. Bacon
Athena City
Harper’s Monthly
Miss Bacon
Georgia
Sheriff Overby Still Lives Despite Rumor
Sheriff B. E. Overby of Oconee county is alive at his Watkinsville home. A derailed report of his death proved unfounded after investigation. He has regained sufficient speech to be understood by his wife though articulation remains imperfect. Doctors express cautious optimism for recovery in this critical condition. Dr. Calti’s Syrup Pepsin advertised.
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B. E. Overby
Oconee County
Watkinsville
Overby
Calt
President Proclaims Free Trade and Civil Government for Porto Rico
Portorican legislature has complied with requirements, freeing the island for commercial activity and establishing a civil government. The proclamation marks formal recognition, with local taxation laws already enacted and in operation. Written from Wasantxoron on July 25, in the year 1826, by officials including William McKinter and David J. Hill.
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Porto Rico
United States
Bagatee Ece Gia
Washington
William McKinter
Grocitane
David J. Hill
Ing
Big Crowd Heads to Tybee for Excursion
Yesterday afternoon a large group from Athentsne set off on an excursion to Tybee. About sixty people joined the party as plans for a pleasant trip were completed.
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Tybee
Furly
Palma Denies Annexation Talk in Cuba Letter
A Havana dispatch to The Tribune reports Estrada Palma denies utterances favoring Cuba annexation by the United States. He says General Maximo Gomes did not make similar declarations. Palma and Gomes both favor immediate independence and oppose annexation. Leaders of all parties urge immediate publication of the Palma letter.
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New York
Estrada Palma
Horatio Reubens
Cuba
United States
Havana
Tribune
Maximo Gomes
Palma
Gomes
Senor Palma
Pittsburg Wire and Steel Plans Big Plant at Prttsnuna
Pittsburg Wire and Steel Company, a new firm, will apply to Governor William A. Scone on Aug. 14 for a charter and capital of 2 million dollars. The proposed plant will be built near the Pittsburg and Garland line, supplying the steel business with a large works complex and a capable superintendent.
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Pittsburg Wire and Steel Company
Prttsnuna
William A. Scone
Sano Ana Lara
Pitsburg
Mane and
Garland
Shivers
Sameson
Steel strike widens its impact on mills and unions
Pirranoro reports steel strike developments showing mills attempting to operate with non union labor. New workers slip past strikers to enter plants as talks and potential recalls unfold across Wollsville McKeesport and nearby towns amid court and police actions.
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Pirranoro
Wollsville
Shaffer
Ieant
McKeesport
Black
Slemallls
Corm
Tron’ and Steel Company
Boston
Osher
Miter
Cardinals to Meet Developing Papal Conclave Plans
From Rous July 25 the Vatican signals an upcoming gathering of the college of cardinals as candidates for the papal college prepare. The pope's health is reported excellent, and rumors of strategic talks surface amid preparations for the conclave.
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Rous
Vatican
Magnetic Healer Prof W Vince Arnold Treats Distress at Distance
Prof W Vince Arnold offers treatment for hopeless cases at a distance, claiming to relieve many distressing symptoms and improve health and longevity. Office at College Ave and Clayton St over Orr Drug Co, Army Residence at Dougherty and Jackson, near Davison & Lowe store.
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Treat
College Avenue
Clayton Street
Orr Drug Co
Dougherty and
Jackson Streets
Davison & Lowe's
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