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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1904

Page

7

World’s Fair Special Days at Exposition

The remaining days of the World’s Fair season feature varied programmes with extra events for late visitors. Governments, municipalities, secret societies, trade groups, and colleges plan participation on special days drawing thousands to the exposition. Missouri will have a full week and the Gamermen of America will attend eight days in St. Louis on September 16.

College Fund Ternation America St. Louis

Exposition Schedule of Special Events by Month

A long list of special events for August to November at the Exposition, detailing days for Missouri week Pythian and firemen conventions, gun and hammer events, various arts and cultural days, live stock shows, international congresses, and numerous state and group observances with dates and closing notes. It notes large events like air whip races not yet scheduled and highlights Labor Day and other holiday observances.

Missouri National Firemen’s Association Conventiona of Dental Examiners Institute of Bank Clerks Remsey Family Liberal Arts Sons and Daughters of Justice Oklahoma Post Office Brigham Family California Odd Fellows House of Hoo-Hoo Maryland Catholic Knights of America State of Louisiana St. Louis Mexico Germanic Congress Maassachusetts Colorado Congress of Arts and Adience Arizona Nevada Hlinvis Arkansas Virginia Idaho North Dakota International Congress of Lawyers and Justices Utah Knights and Ladies of Security Indian Territory New York New York State Rhode Island Maine Ohio New Jersey TW. C.T. U. and Daughters of Confederacy Chicago Press Cuba Michigan Connecticut City of Detroit Peigate Tollers American Library Alaska Nebraska Helen Keller Jefferson Coronial Domen of America Congregational King's Daughters and Sons National Humane, Society Collegiate Alumni Association Missouri University Brooklyn Day

Representatives on the World's Fair Praise from Statesmen Highlight Exposition

A compilation of public remarks by leaders and officials visiting St. Louis praising the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. Quotes from John Hay, Leslie Shaw, Grosvenor, Odell, Pardee, Cummins, Yates, Bryan, Belmont, and others extol the fair’s scale, beauty, and educational value, urging families to visit and study the exhibits.

John Hay Leslie M. Shaw the Treasury Falr Charles H. Grosvenor Ohio Indeia Benjamin WB. Odell New York Albert B. Cummins Richard Yates Minois Fennimore Chatterton Wyoming Franklin Murphy New Jersey A. B. White West Virginia William J. Bryan John Sharp Williams Congress Mississippi Hoke Smith Georgia Interflor Cleveland Perry Belmont Daniel J. Campau Michigan St. Louis M. Paul Dupuy le Petit Parisien Faris France Prince George of Bavaria Louis E. McComas Maryland John F. Dryden T. P. Shants Clover Heat Route Chicago

Wage Earners at the Fair Plans to Aid Visits

A National Civic Federation bureau in St Louis will coordinate thousands of wage earners to visit the World's Fair. Backed by Grover Cleveland and Andrew Carnegie, the effort aims to bring workers to the Exposition, with free itineraries, lodging guidance, and supervised arrival at the depot. Theodore Hardee and Ralph M. Wesley aid Miss Gertrude Beeks in organizing itineraries and facilities.

America National Civic Federation St. Louis Grover Cleveland David R. Francis Andrew Carnegie Cornelius N. Bliss United States Bureau Gertrude Beeks Federation Welfare Department H. H. Vreeland New York City Palace of Transportation Francis Theodore Hardee Miss Berks Ralph M. Wesley Ite

Local Notices and Exhibitions Promised in August Pa

The item lists upcoming events and notices in Pennsylvania including the Williams Grove Granary exhibition August 21 to September 3 with farm machinery displays and railway rates. It mentions excursion tickets from August 26 to September 8 on the Pennsylvania Railroad, reduced fares from various stations, and railway service details. Also notes a St Louis trip for a local resident and a September yard opening by Claie & Rinn at Water Street. Exchange sale of county store and property parcels offered via Box 50 Tudisna Indiana.

Kow Williams Crave Pennaytyn Railroad Company Pennsylvania Baltimore Kroderere Northen Content Railway St Claie & Rinn Water Street Biffalo Rochester & Pittaburge Parsons North Sixth Street Indiana Dutt

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