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Newspaper

Iowa Index

Location

Hull, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1893

Page

7

Great Naval Review Opens New York Harbor Spectacle

Hampton Roads hosted the great naval rendezvous as ships from around the world gathered for the opening of the Columbian Exposition. US and foreign fleets, led by the Philadelphia under Rear Admiral Bancroft Gherardi, paraded before President Cleveland while Chicago awaited the exposition.

Hampton Roads Gotham Samuel New York Harbor Chicago Fort Monroe Monitor Merrimac Nueva Espana Xerxes Sebastopol Key Weat New York Lancaster Pacific Fort Macon Port Royal West Gulf Mobile Bay Brooklyn Sandy Hook Hamilton Wadsworth America Philadelphia Bancroft Gherard A. 8. Barker United States Navy Bancroft Gherardi Alvert Barker Baltimore G. W. Sumner San Francisco J. C. Watson Charleston H. F. Picking John G. Walker John F. McGlensey Miantonomah Montgomery Sicard Vesuvius Seaton Schroeder Kearsarge Crowninshield Concord Edwin White Atlanta F. J. Higginson Newark A. E. K. Benham Silas Casey Bennington B. Bradford Yorktown Frank Wildes Bancroft A. Walker Cushing F. F. Fletcher Constellation C. F. Goodrich Yantic Samuel Belden Manded Duke of Veragua Spain J. D. Hopkins Blake Kornakoff Grand Duke Alexis Maguaghi Capt Amarel Portugal Alfonso de Albuquerque Gherardi Iampton Roads Columbia Cleveland Great Republic Chamber of Commerce Europe Asia South America New York Review William Germany United States Western Hemisphere

Opening of the World’s Fair in Chicago with Cleveland button

The article describes President Cleveland pressing the electric button to start the World’s Columbian Exposition in Chicago. It notes the grand opening ceremony attended by about 100,000 people, the ceremonial luncheon, and the completion of the Woman’s Building with its dedicatory events. It also mentions arrivals, processions toward Jackson Park, and various dignitaries and military honors.

Gates Earth Chicago Zens Jackson Park Lake Michigan Cleveland Palmer National Come Mission Woman's Board Higinbotham Loca Directory Cleve Davis Dickinson Duke of Duke Lexington Altgeld Harrison State Line Citizens’ Committee State Department Michigan Boulevard Chicago Hussars National Commission Duke of Veragua Directory Illinois United States Manufactures Building Assembly Hall Florida Connecticut Kentucky California Cincinnati New York Potter Palmer

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