Florida Exhibit at Fort Marion Showcases Chameleons and Art
The Florida section features a live chameleon breastpin exhibit and a vast Florida Artesian display in the Fort Marion area. Acknowledging safety, officials deny selling live animals in the building while highlighting the rich collection of Florida’s flora, fauna, shells, and colonial relics. Oklahoma New Mexico and Utah exhibits receive praise as part of the territorial and state displays.
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Florida
Old Fort Marion
Oklahoma
S Fain
Marion
United States
Ory
Art Palace
Montocnty
Insula
Ust
New Mexico
Asia
Fishermen's Day Planned at World’s Fair
Officials designate September 19 and 20 as fisherman's day to unite fishing interests at the World’s Fair. A special program includes a procession of boats from Esquiman skin kayacks to whaleboats, offering entertainment and a gathering for diverse maritime traditions.
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Isaak Walton
Esquiman
Fifteen Die In Harlem River Collision Near New Town
A New York area wreck near Berlin, New Town, claims 15 lives as the Manhattan Beach and Rockaway Beach trains collide after midnight. Victims include Colonel E A Buck and Alexander Grillet with many others injured. rescue teams work to clear wreckage and treat survivors. A second fatal Harlem Road rear-end collision at Brewster, Brewster borough area blocks the line for hours with four crewmen killed and Miss E Reed among the injured.
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Lone Island City
L. 1
Berlin
Calvary Cemetery
Newtown
Manhattan Beach
Rockaway Beach
E. A. Buck
Spirit of the Times
Oscar Dietzel
New York
Maggie Dietzel
Bertha Weinstein
Sidney Weinstein
Thomas Finn
Brakeman
Mortimer Dittman
John C. Dyckhoff
T. Graeven
Alexander Grillet
James J. Hylands
Richard Newman
Max Stein
Joseph M. Thelan
George Fielding
Long Island City
Rockaway
Harlem Road
Brewsters
N. J
Ice Pond
Dykeman’s
N. Best
William Elliott
Samuel Gibney
D. Palmitier
Miss E. Reed
Brewster
Cholera Spreads Across Russia With High Fatalities
Reports from Russian provinces show hundreds of new cholera cases and scores of deaths in Orel Tula Kiev Kazan Jaroslav Don Samara Varonesh Mohilev Poltava Kuban Taurinda Grodno Moscow Ekaterinoslav Minstak Kharkoff Kherson Viatka Tchernigoff Simbirsk amid a nationwide surge. In the U S a Washington banker defies an examiner as the Washington National Bank nears liquidation.
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Russia
St. Perrispure
Orel
Tula
Kieff
Kazan
Jaroslav
Don
Samara
Varonesh
Mohileff
Poltava
Kuban
Taurinda
Grodno
Moscow
Ekaterinoslav
Minstak
Kharkoff
Kherson
Viatka
Tchernigoff
Simbirsk
Eckels
Washington
New York
the Sun
Tacoma
Wash
M. M. Taylor
Washington National Bank
United States District Court
Taylor
British Agricultural Outlook Dims as Imports Rise
London Times warns of depressed prices for cattle and corn due to foreign competition and growing reliance on imports. Britain may need 28 million quarters of wheat from abroad while France and Germany increase purchases from the U S. World wheat production is near 2.279 billion bushels with a small surplus available to exporters. Navahoe to be overhauled for international races in Southampton ahead of a new match with Britannia. Judge Ricks approves settlement in Ann Arbor Railroad damage suit, Arthur to pay 2,500 and costs.
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San Francisco
Chicago
M. H. DeYoung
California
Illinois
Jackson Park
Barawa
Old Fort Dearborn
London Times
The
Times
Great Britain
France
Germany
Vienna
Southampton
Navahoe
Royal Victoria Yacht Club
Prince of Wales
Britannia
ToLeDo
Ricks
Ann Arbor Railroad Company
Chief Arthur
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Arthur
Ann Arbor
Pennsylvania
Murp hy family tied to robbery and murder arrest
Spencer sheriff and deputies arrest John Murphy prominent farmer his son John and three hired men for robbery after $350 stolen from peddler Frank Burns. Burns missing, suspicion rests on the suspects for his murder as well.
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Spencer
Lewis
John Murphy
John
Frank Burns
Better System Sought at Canadian Border
Immigrant commissioner Dr Zenner travels from New York to Boston and then toward the Canadian border to press for a tighter border inspection system. He will work with the railroads and the Stamp to establish an inland inspection station at a mutually agreed frontier point.
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New York
Zenner
Boston
Canada
Stump
State Department
United States
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Florsheim
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Mitchell
P. T. McGovern
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Arthur Settles
Edward Gillespie
Henry Corn
John Tonalin
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Siam
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Susan Coolidge
U. S. Times
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Kimball Graphic
E. J. Rowell
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