Exposition Day Reception at Judge's Hall Impresses Governors
A carriage ride to the exposition grounds, a tour of exhibits, and a reception in Judges Hall drew thousands. Governor Colquitt and Director-General Kimball introduced visiting governors, including Connecticut’s Bigelow, who praised southern progress and urged friendly rivalry. Speakers from North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Kentucky extolled unity and future prosperity, with other dignitaries contributing brief addresses.
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Exposition Opens in Atlanta Amid Crowds and Praise
The exposition grounds buzzed with thousands as streetcars and trains poured in. Governor Bigelow, among others, praised the event’s success and humanity. Wondrous feats by the Welch family drew applause, while reporters noted the smooth crowds, lively halls, and widespread excitement across the city.
Governors weigh in textile expo amid Atlantic visit
Reports from the Atlantic exposition describe a weighing of governors led by Georgia’s Colquitt, with Connecticut, North Carolina, Kentucky and Pennsylvania among participants. Governors delivered patriotic speeches, received by judges and the Kimball, as Atlanta hosts a grand series of receptions and civic pride. Augusta considers an Augusta Day at the fair to boost regional display and travel.
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