Plans for World's Fair Ethnology Exhibit by Putnam
Professor Putnam outlines the Ethnology and Archaeology department plans for the Chicago 1893 fair. He describes a large permanent art and aquaria complex, extensive models of North American earthworks, and a global program to display native peoples through artifacts, housing models, and painted diagrams. The project will include collaborations with Clark University and Harvard, and involve Army Navy officers, consuls, and researchers in Peru Greenland and Yucatan to gather material for a comprehensive exhibit.
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Chicago plan to link museums by boats and roads
Visitors from central Chicago could reach the grounds by steamboat cable car electric car or elevated railway and drive over shaded boulevards to a planned museum of natural sciences. Professor Putnam described starting with traces of early man in America before the Ice Sheet.
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World’s Fair Ethnology Exhibit Plans Highlight Ancient Americas
Professor Putnam outlines an expansive ethnological display at the World’s Fair featuring cliff houses and ruined pueblos from Colorado Arizona and New Mexico, Central American stone architecture models from Yucatan, and replicas of temples including the Portal of Pabna. The exhibit will show native crafts and village life without wild West show elements and aims for interdepartmental cooperation with the War Department Indian schools and Latin American collections.
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Global push expands study of American archaeology
Fieldwork grows with more researchers than ever before in American archaeology and ethnology. Chicago hosts combined results indicating strong official support at the fair. Special commissioners have spent months in Asia and Africa gathering valuable ethnological material from distant regions.
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Obituary notices of Edward L. Alexander and others
Edward L. Alexander, prominent Malden newspaper man and founder of the Newspaper Club, dies after three months illness. Funeral at St. Paul’s Church Malden this afternoon at 6. Press Club committee listed. Also notes the death of Brevet Brigadier General W B Barton and George Dennison Morgan, longtime banker, with brief life details and survivors.
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