Pan-American Exposition Opens With Spectacular Display
The Pan-American Exposition dedication in Buffalo drew about 300 000 attendees with parades, speeches by Roosevelt Lodge and others, and a daylight fireworks and kite show. The grounds span 350 acres with 150 buildings, 390 000 electric lamps, and a Niagara Falls powered transformer delivering 5 000 horsepower to light the displays.
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Seventy-first Regiment
Professor Fanciulli
C. H. Fowler
M. E. Church
Conrad Diehl
Bualo
Robert Cameron Rogers
Massachusetts
Frederic Almy
Timothy L. Woodruff
New York
America
Orpheus
William D. Walker
E. J. Horsman
Temple of Music
Union
Buffalo
Niagara Fells
Thomas A. Edison
Cummins Ahead in Dallas County Caucuses
Caucuses held in Adel Redfield precinct and Dallas Center in Dallas county show Cummins leading. Delegations to the county convention were instructed for Cummins and will vote at the May 28 county convention to direct the state delegation.
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Redfield
Dallas Center
Dallas County
Cummins
Exposition Sports schedule for Buffalo summer carnival
A complete summer program at the Pan-American Exposition Stadium outlines daily events from May through October. Highlights include Cornell vs Michigan baseball, AAU championships, interscholastic basketball, western New York track meets, lacrosse titles, bicycle meets, football games featuring Buffalo, Syracuse, and Cornell, plus German events and a jail of athletic demonstrations.
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Committee On Sports
Cornell University of Michigan
Erie County
Fricay
New York
Firempt
A. A. U. Gymnastica
University of Buffalo
Lehigh
University of Syracuse
Cornell-Carlisle
Round Trip to Clear Lake From Muscatine
For 1901 the M N and S Ry offers round trip tickets to Clear Lake and return for 9 65. Tickets on sale May 15 through September 30 and valid to October 31. Schedule leaves Muscatine 6 05 p m arriving Mason City 5 25 a m via Iowa Central. Mason City departure 3 50 a m via Cc 4 Cc EL to Clear Lake arriving 6 05 a m via M C C L.
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Muscatine
M. N
Mason City
Iowa Central
X. Cc
Farmers Near Finish Planting Corn After May Warmth
May 20 notes show corn planting nearly complete for the season. A dance at John Stramps drew a large crowd and was called a great success. Richard Schroeder bought a fine black stallion. Some of John Schroeder’s family are ill with scarlet fever. J M Carpenter had to replant corn due to poor seed corn.
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John Stramps
Richard Schroeder
John Schroeder
J. M. Carpenter
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