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Newspaper

Marshall Messenger

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1876

Page

2

One Hundred Years Centennial Exhibition Opens

A description of the May tenth opening day of the Centennial Exhibition in Albany New York with rain clearing to pleasant weather. The narrative covers the opening ceremonies speeches by Bishop Simpson and President Hawley, Grant’s brief response, and the formal opening of the fair. It outlines the vast grounds and numerous buildings including British and French pavilions, government and state displays, and the planned exhibits and facilities for visitors and medical aid.

Wagner Simpson M. E. Church Whittier Board of Finance Sidney Lanter United States Hawley United States Commission Grant Gen Machinery Hall George's Hill Belmont Avenue Sinas New York Robeson Hash New Orleans California Cubcaco Grocer Sheridan Shook Sheridan Jones Pharaoh Secretary of the Treasury Lewis

Smithsonian Fish and Animal Collections in U S Government Building

The portion of the U S government building used by the Smithsonian Institution houses a large scale fishery and animal collection. Under Professor Baird, the exhibits cover about 15 000 feet of floor space and include edible fishes stuffed specimens of game and fur bearing animals and useful animal products plus a display of mineral resources.

United States W. P. Blake The National Museum Washington Smithsonian Institution 8. F. Baird

Old Guard to Parade Represented by Thirteen States

The old thirteen states will be represented in the military display by units from New Hampshire Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland Virginia North Carolina South Carolina and Georgia.

Amoskeag New Hampshire Boston Light Infantry Massachusetts Providence Light Infantry Rhode Island New Haven Greys Connecticut Old Guard New York Phil Kearney Guards New Jersey State Fencibles Pennsylvania American Rifles Delaware Fifth Regiment Maryland Norfolk Blues Virginia Fayetteville Guards North Carolina Washington Light Infantry South Carolina Clinch Rifles Georgia

Centennial Grounds Banner Color Coding System

Information on banner colors above entrances at Centennial grounds. Blue marks buildings erected by the Centennial commission, Red indicates United States and state buildings, White denotes foreign buildings. The color codes help identify ownership or affiliation of each structure.

West Virputs Commission Belton West Virginia Commission Arkansas Machinery Hall Fuller, Warren & Co., Stove Manufacturers Avenue of the Republic Belmont Avenue Enh Centennial Commission United States

Centennial era notes and curios in a Boston paper

The Boston Advertiser recounts the Massachusetts Historical Society publishing manuscripts including Washingtons address to the Newburgh officers and related letters. The column mixes humorous anecdotes from the era with mock notices and playful quips about weddings, broom etiquette, corned herbs, and other small town curiosities.

Washington Boston Advertiser Massachusetts Historical Society Newburgh

The Baby's Heavenly Name and a Mother's Question

A speaker recalls naming their infant as "our baby" and contemplates the unknown after death. The poem asks how to address the child in the afterlife and reflects on the mother’s enduring memory.

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Sun prints over one million weekly in New York paper

Journalists praise the New York Sun for its large weekly circulation while noting a sensational report about a shoemaker who died of respiratory issues.

Journatesrnc The New York Sun

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