States Display Generous Pan American Exhibits Across Union
States allocate funds for Pan American Exposition displays with New York at 300000 and Illinois 75000. Michigan 44000, Ohio 30000 and Missouri 50000, while New Jersey and Pennsylvania also fund strong representations. New England states unite for regional display. other states invest in exhibits of resources and industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Court of State
New York
Empire State
Illinois
Michigan
Ohio
Missouri
Washington
Wisconsin
New England
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Georgie
Idaho
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
New Jersey
North Dakota
Oregon
Maryland
Delaware
Montana
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Music at the Exposition to Feature Prominent Bands
The Pan American Exposition will showcase band music from top groups in North America and beyond. Seventy-five organists will perform daily in the Temple of Music alongside numerous bands from Buffalo, Toronto, Hamilton, Ithaca, and other cities during May through August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple of Music
Mexican Mounted Artillery
Ricardo Pacheco
Buffalo
New York City
Hamilton
Ontario
Sousa
Elgin
Scinta's
Carlisle Indian Band
Carlisle
Ithaca Band
Ithaca
N. Y
Forty-eighth Highlanders’ Band
Toronto
Robertson’s Band
Albany
Chicago
Boston
Mass
Nineteenth Regiment
St. Catharines
Phinney's
U. 8
Victor Herbert
Pittsburg
Oet. Innes
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Detroit
Inscriptions by Richard Watson Gilder for Propyleza Panel
The Century editor Richard Watson Gilder provides inscriptions for the Exposition city’s Propyleza panel. The lines extol liberty justice and enduring effort as the two Americas view the great waters metropolis. The piece portrays Gilder as a master craftsman shaping granite prose for the Exposition’s artistic core.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Two
Americas
Richard Watson Gilder
Pan American Exposition opens with grand dedication
Dedication of the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo draws about 300000 attendees from 200 miles around. The two parades and Temple of Music ceremonies showcased color, fireworks, and speeches by Roosevelt and Lodge as the Midway and Electricity buildings unveil cutting edge exhibits and 350 acre grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Buchanan
Buffalo
United States
Canada
Louis L. Babcock
Temple of Music
Fourth Brigade
John G. Milburn
New York
Amg
Niagara Falls
Thomas A. Edison
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Rochester
Philadelphia
Wellesley College
North
New World
The
Brotherhood of Man
Federation of Nations
Peace of the World
America
Burrato
Seventy-first Regiment
Professor Fanciulli
H. Fowler
M. E. Church
Conrad Diehl
City of
Robert Cameron Rogers
Frederic Almy
Timothy L. Woodruff
Orpheus
William d. Walker
E. J. Horsman
Eiboo
Lamb Springs
McDougald’s
Navasota
T. J. Pugh & Company
Bryan and Beaumont, Tenas
OOS
Buffalo, N
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Sunset Central
Dension
New Orleans
Galveston
Denison
ST. Louis
Austin
Houston
FT. Worth
Denver
Waco
F. B. Morse
M. L. Robbins
A. G. Newsum Div
Passe
Agt
Traf
Mgr
Houston, Texas
Gen
Tkt. Agt
Dallas, Texas
Eh &T Carr
T. J. Anderson
Dist
Pass, Agt
Waco, Texas
Memphis
Shreveport
Hearne
Manne
Dallas, FT. Worth
Kansas City
North Texas
Milano
Santa Fe
W. & B. V. Railroad
Bryan
L. Price
D. J. Price
I. & G. N. Railroad
Palestine
Bryan Steam Laundry
A. £. Worley
Change Hotel
Bryan, Texas
Otto Boehme’s
Otto Boehme
Standpipe
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