Priceless Treasures at the Pan-Pacific Exposition Exhibit
The Bal exhibit gathers diplomas from top universities including Paris Jena and Leipzig and features a roaming scholar with a manuscript and a broad range of antiquities. Visitors can learn the histories behind rare bronzes pottery brasses and embroidered works in intimate booths with attentive attendants. He shares tales of distant lands and the gods seen throughout the fair.
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University of Paris
University of Jena
University of Leipzig
Homas Alva Edison
Henry Ford
Rock Springs
Wyo
W. E. Dickson
Edison
Edward Sleidle
Balkan Treasures in the Palace Exhibits Echo War Donations
A vivid panorama of Balkan era curiosities and heirlooms on display in the Palace of Varied Industries. Items include a sapphire chain from a Montenegrin princess aiding the Red Cross, a royal Austrian dinner service, a snuffbox once owned by Abdul Hamid, and a Madras tea set with a centuries‑long tale. An enigmatic Persian Buddhist named Mazzinimanda narrates journeying from Oxford to Lassa as part of the East Indian exhibit. The exhibit links war, exile, and cultural exchange, highlighting exotic rugs and objects that evoke ancient empires amid modern Western scrutiny.
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Kam
Montenegro
Roumania
Servia
Bulgaria
Albania
Red Cross Fund
Royal House of Hapsburg
Belgium
Abdul Hamid
Madras
India
Persia
Teheran
Lassa
Mazzinimanda
Oxford
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Europe
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LANS
San Francisco
Lord Richard Neville
George
England
Taj Mahal
FORD
Hoke
H. C. Ryerson
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M. Preston
General Merchandise
Stagg
P. C. Ludlow, California
Victor Valley
A. M. Short
Victorville, Cal
Charles Post
United States
Kal San Bernardino
California
W.D. Riche
Ingram’s
Victorville
Forest
Phillips
Lucerne Valley Auto Stage
Ictorville
Barstow
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