Facade of Oriental Exhibits at Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition
The article describes the grounds of the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition with the Oriental Exhibits Building set among native growths and forest undergrowth. Landscape gardeners shaped the site to preserve natural beauty while adding bright annuals, aiming for a picturesque overall effect without overwhelming the scenery.
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Oregon
Oriente
Japan
Grand Palace
Cope
Rail tracks shape Alaska Pacific exposition grounds
The Northern Pacific railroad tracks through the Alaska Pacific exposition grounds posed layout challenges for the planners. They built viaducts and a rustic bridge near the pumping station by Lake Washington to guide traffic and provide picnic areas, with thousands attending during the fair season and exposition hosts encouraging group luncheons and parties.
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Northern Pacific Railroad
Lake Washington
Woolly Alaska Yukon-Pacific exposition energy building exhibit
The permanent fireproof structures at the Woolly Alaska Yukon-Pacific exposition will return to the University of Shansa to house the 48 school of engineering. The hall attracts large crowds daily with a small admission fee, averaging about 8 000 visitors in April and peaking at 11 000 on busy days. The exposition promises a comprehensive display of labor and devices, likely to surpass previous expositions.
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Ed Nee
University of Shansa
School of Engineering
Less Hall
Ip Pani
Bali
Formal Gardens at Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition
A view from the Court of Honor shows formal gardens and long lawns framing lake views and mountain scenery around Seattle. Machinery Hall is visible to the right, the King County Building to the left, and the Palace of Manufactures pergola stands nearby. The county building dominates the scene with a city panorama and unique exhibit features.
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Seattle
Machinery Hall
King County
Palace of Manufactures
Toring
Jury Verdict On Armstrong Will To Be Interpreted By Judge
The County Court will hear arguments Thursday from Tew and Ewing for the proponents and objectors to Samuel Armstrongs will. A jury answered three questions affirming the will’s validity sound mind and lack of undue influence, but their literal replies raise legal questions. Judge Bradfield will construe the verdict with an appeal planned to the district court.
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Samuel Armstrong
Bradfield
Armstrong
Tew and
Ewing
Armstrong Heir Named in Churchill Representation Case
H. E. Churchill acts for the daughter of Armstrong in a legal matter concerning guardianship or custody. Details remain limited in the readable text, but the representation confirms Churchill’s role for the Armstrong family member.
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H. E. Churchill
Armstrong
Memorial Day at Evans Planned Parade and Services
Despite threatening weather Evans held a Memorial day celebration. The parade formed at Young's hall and marched to the church at 10 a.m. The order included the band G A R W A C school children and townspeople.
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Evans
Young's Hall
Frank Dametz
Young’s Hall
Dramatic Club
Coffman
Lafayette Ryan
Gray
Gertie Huffsmith
S J Cunningham Buys Half Interest in Hofman Meat Market
S J Cunningham of Denver buys a half interest in the Hofman meat market and relocates to Greeley. He will manage the shop while Hoff man handles outside buying and killing duties.
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S. J. Cunningham
Denver
Hofman
Greeley
Mr. Cunningham
Mr. Hoffman
Denver-bound Blanche Moore Leaves Scott Home
Miss Blanche Moore, who had been a guest at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Scott, departed Monday to return to her home in Denver.
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Blanche Moore
J. C. Scott
Denver
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Alaska Yukon-Pacific Exposition
Morris
Boston
den Haga
Tate Es Neill
8Th Ave
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