Centennial Exposition chiefs announce eleven state governors as active commissioners
The Centennial Expedition to Cincinnati opens July 4 and runs to October 47 to mark the northwest territory centennial. Governors Meredith, Beaver, and other state leaders from Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Kentucky Michigan Iowa Missouri Tennessee West Virginia and Kansas are mobilizing staff and exhibits to assure attendance and national significance.
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One Hundred and Forty-eighth
Chancellorsville
Caprtin
Gettysburg
Cold Harbor
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Ream
Bellefonte
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Robert L. Taylor
Bob
Penson
Ogger
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Richard J. Oglesby
Ulmoit
Oldlam County
Atatesman
Cincinnati’s hilltop retreats lure crowds in Exposition year
The city scene around Cincinnati hills, Bellevue and Lookout House crowds, music, beer and views from Price’s Hill, Highland House and Garden Park are described as ideal summer amusements. German quarter behind the canal buzzes with beer gardens, concerts and lively street life as Old World charm blends with civic pride. Col John W Caldwell, a centennial pioneer, is noted for early immigrant leadership and public service in Hamilton County and Ohio history.
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Willis Wilson
Harper Ferry
Jefferson County
Weet Winziels
Lato
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Senate
B. Willis Wilson
Kanawha
Wilson
John A. Martin
Kansas
Brownaville
Pittsburg
Commercial Journal
Atchison
Jole
Freeman's Champion
Joseph Benson Foraker
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Hamilton County
Cincinnati
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Hoadlly
Mattymit
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Highland House
Price's Hill
Bellevue
Lookout House
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Nicholas Longworth
Hien Park
Alroady
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Centurky
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United States
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Queen City
Berlin
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Rhine
Paris
America
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John W. Caldwell
Cincinnati Pro Aver Association
Caldwell
Hamilton County Agricultural Society
Col. Caldwell
Miami University
Oxford
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Baader
Ohio
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Centennial Building Plans at Cincinnati Exposition
A report on a proposed Centennial building in Cincinnati outlines utilitarian design with 190 by 100 feet footprint, three street entrances, a grand stairway, elevators, and a 140 by 80 foot great hall. It notes 10,340 square feet of lobby space, overhead skylight, and a center of commerce with offices and telegraph facilities. The piece also provides historical figures about Cincinnati, including bridge totals, exhibit space, and past institutions.
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Young Men's Mercantile Library Association
Lancaster School
Cincianati Prows Club
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Fidelity Bank
Cincinnati Exposition Board
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