Pan American Exposition Opens with Busy First Day
Buffalo May 1 The Pan American exposition opened at 8:30 this morning as workers continued finishing exhibits upstairs and on the grounds. The program includes a noon ceremony in the US government building a 2 pm flag ceremony and a 3 pm homing pigeon display with many buildings open though still unfinished. New York State building and other state pavilions are nearly completed and expected to be fully installed by May 20 for the formal dedication. The exposition covers 889 acres with a grand axis promenade and extensive water features and color lighting planned for night displays. The site includes the Lincoln boulevard lake entrance art gallery refectory and boathouse plus domed structures housing ethnology and the temple of music. The grounds promise a grand aesthetic with canals lakes and gondolas along two miles of waterways.
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Beffsio
United States
Californias
Io Dhe
Nevada
Geogia
Oregon
New York
Bain
Buon
Buffalo
N. Y
Central America
Islands
Art Gallery
New York State Building
Nology
Temple of Music
Polyglea Avenue
Eos Merry
New Jersey Straw Hat Trust to Form American Straw Hat Manufacturing
Baltimore on May 1 reports Samuel Rosenthal Jr and partners plan to unite straw hat makers from New York and Baltimore into the American Straw Hat Manufacturing Co. If funded, the firm will be incorporated in New Jersey with capital of 22 million. Fifteen New York firms and three Baltimore firms to join. In Berlin and Paris reports, Polish unrest and mass arrests, with martial law in Breslau and surrounding towns.
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New Jersey
Baltimore
Samual Rosenthal, Jr
Strourse and Brother
New York
Rogenthal
Adolph Wipinbiemer
American Straw Hat Manufacturing Company
New Jersay
Highbrean
New York City
Paris
le Soirenya
Warsaw
Agreement Reaches Five Great Concerns for New Dry Dock
The Harald reports an agreement uniting five major shipbuilders under one management. New York will host a dry dock larger than any in the world, capable of handling current ships and those under construction. Capital stock is set at 70 million dollars with a syndicate underwriting. HB E Huntington is named president, Irving M. Scott vice president.
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Five Great Concerna
New York
Harald
Thie City
HB E Huntington
Collin P. Huntington
Adnocern
Irving M. Scott
Union Front Works
San Francisco
Filipino surrender signals collapse of rebellion in Luzon
Washington reports General MacArthur confirms Tinio and others surrendered, pacifying northern Luzon. Callao and Katibao with Malvar’s officers capitulated at Lipa on April 28, delivering arms. Other leaders like Villamor and Aglipay also surrendered, signaling near-total collapse of organized insurrection in the Philippines. Cailler, the rebel head, remains at large.
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Washington
War Department Haa
MacArthur
Tinio
Smnait
Maan
Gona
Luzon
Philippines
Tinjo Ia
Alejandrino
Gilmore
Malavis
Kline
Lawtons
Zapote River
Lipa
War Department
Cailler
Puritans and Those Greeds and Nays They Extort Truth
Atlanta May 1. ov Allen D Chandler issued a statement disavowing any threat to condemn Northern advocates of negro education. He recalls colonial intolerance and accuses those opposing South education of chasing religious freedoms by harsh means since landing. He likens critics to persecutors from the old world.
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Atlanta
Allen D. Chandler
South
Canadian Returns and Warship Ajax Incident
British Columbia authorities seized the American wrecking barge Ajax alleging unlawful import of labor. The United States demands release based on salvage rights near the U S Canada border. Moran Brothers of Seattle own Ajax. Rayner dispute over contiguity of waters fuels tension.
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Rayner
British Columbia
United States
Ajax
Moran Brothers
Seattle
Williametts
Narimo
Canada
Hill
Bayner
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King
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Olive
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Viser
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Mirsen
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