Chronicle Bouquet brings political and economic notes from Texas
The note covers the Galveston convention potential impact on Democrats, health jests about Hobson, extended tax payment time, bond proposals, and San Antonio’s economic outlook. It comments on census rankings, panting for Texas pride, legislative expectations, and Bailey Bev eridge clash. It also praises the Fini National Bank of Austin for stabilizing state funds and warns against misplacing public money.
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Fini National Bank of
Austin
Texas
Treasury
Goldie Construction Wins Exposition Art Palaces Contract
The Goldie Construction Company of Chicago is awarded the contract for the Art Palaces of the Exposition in St. Louis for 94512750 dollars, the project totaling about 1,000,000. Cass Gilbert revises the plan to meet the estimate, with three main structures and temporary side pavilions arranged on a hilltop site with a central sculpture hall and gallery spaces.
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Chicago
Fair Grounds
St. Louis
Goldie Construction Company
Expositios
Goldie Company
Cass Gilbert
New York
Belton Plans July Street Fair and Mid Summer Carnival
Belton prepares for a five day Street Fair and Mid Summer Carnival July 15 to 19 with daily events. Old Settlers, ex Confederates, Woodmen, Red Men, and K P L sponsors host parades, races, dances, and a queen crowning. Railroads offer low fares to handle expected crowds.
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Beton
Tex
Belton
the Light
Texas
Poly 15Th
Old Settlers
Cotk Teks
Penta
Old Liberty Bell May Travel West to 1904 World’s Fair
Reports say the Louisiana Purchase Exposition organizers in St Louis plan to bring Philadelphia’s Liberty Bell to the 1904 fair. If feasible, it would mark the bell’s first visit west of the Mississippi, with its famous crack and Leviticus inscription drawing public interest.
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Grovinds
St. Louis
Daly
Louisiana Purchase
Phindelphia
St.ois
Mississippi River
Payehiec
Bath
John Marshalh- Tt
London
State House
Philadelphia
Pass & Stow
Ty Bell
Phi
Allentown
Portable exhibitions reach four American cities through the years
The record traces several itinerant tours of the hell ship or exhibit to New Orleans in 1885 on the Mississippi east bank, Chicago in 1893, Atlanta in 1895, and Charleston in 1901 as part of American expositions.
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Philadelphia
New Orleans
Mississippi River
Chicago
Atlanta
Charleston
Louisiana lines up 200000 for Louisiana Purchase Exposition
Louisiana approves a 200000 appropriation to represent the state at the St Louis World's Fair. The plan centers on a Louisiana state building modeled after Cabildo and hall, highlighting industries such as rice culture lumber oil and salt while cotton remains a major crop. The 1904 exposition in St Louis is set to showcase a new era of state prosperity.
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St. Louis
Louwisitea
Titis i
Heard
Louisiana State Building
New Orleans
Louisiana Territory
Louisiana
National Saengerfest at St Louis Exposition Grounds
The National Saengerfest will be held June 17 to 20 at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition grounds in St Louis. Officials expect about 100000 visitors with 5000 Wherry entertainers. a great exhibit palace will be prepared, lighting installed, and evening concerts free for ticket holders.
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St. Louie
St. Boule
Tuly
Louisiana Purchase
Ronverta Fieki
Adenis
Fragmentary regional sale notice from distant railroad district
An OCR fragment references a regional circulation from the Alleghenies to the Rockies and from the Great Lakes to the gulf. It mentions a price related term twenty five cents and a tile member of a national association. Content is incomplete and uncertain.
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Ion
Nasional Saengen
Distinguished Japanese Soldier and statesman to Inspect World’s Fair
Prince Komutan, Field Marshal of the Mikado and son of Prince Bashimi, will visit America this summer as a representative of the Flor Kingdom at the coronation in London. He will inspect preparations for the World’s Fair, ranking high in military and civic circles, with a prior record as commander in the Japanese forces.
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St. Louis
America
Sumner
Prince Kouitan
Whele
The
Mikado
Bashimi
Comaten
Flor
Edward
Ulgata
Prince Tomataw
Ninraji
Kioto
WORLD'S FAIR INTERESTS IN ITALY REPORTED
The Union of the Chambers of Commerce of the Kingdom of Italy plans active participation in major international expositions. A Turin June congress adopted a resolution directing executive committees to secure Italy’s role abroad. The National Press Association and leading Italian business groups back similar efforts.
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Italy
St. Louis
Kingdom of Italy
Turin
Maly
National
Preas Association of
Hsty
Fatlon
Milan
Zegaio
Emperor William's wish for Germany at the World’s Fair
Emperor William desires a grand German exhibit at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in 1904 with a compact display to rival larger foreign pavilions. Joseph Brucker, German World’s Fair representative in Berlin, notes renewed imperial interest after Prince Henry's St Louis visit and Germany's improving industrial status.
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Germany
St. Louise
William
Mitch Attenton
Joseph Brucker
Berlin
Brucker
Prince Henry
St. Louis
Department of Fine Arts
Sewer Connection Permits Listed for Solomon Farrell Rheiner
Sewer connection permits issued for Solomon at 216 Belvin Street J W Stuart at 1005 North Flores Street KR Farrell on River Avenue and J J Rheiner at 1203 Avenue D. Window Uwlass or Her Weok's.
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Solomon
Belvin Street
J. W. Stuart
North Flores Street
KR. Farrell
River Avenue
J.J. Rheiner
Avenue D
Weok'’S
Swage man and dentist education debate
A noisy, garbled passage discusses dental care and student involvement. The speaker critiques student practice on patients and argues for the value of existing education and equipment in the Southwest.
Philosophical note on disagreement from Fort Worth Maid Telegram
A mixed editorial voice argues for tolerance in differences of opinion and appearance, noting that unanimity would bring chaos. The piece urges charitable thinking and cites the value of diverse views before shifting to an advertisement for BAILIE'S STEAM BAKERY offering cookies and wafers with contact details.
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Fort’ Worth
Darkey
Per Capita Wealth Critique Asks for Economic Contact
The Orange Trifurte comments on United States per capita money in circulation being the highest globally while wealth is unevenly distributed. It notes many multi millionaires and large organizations hold bulk wealth, leaving many citizens short of their per capita and stagnant while the current financial condition persists.
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Orange Trifurte
United States
Hobson Faces Criticism Over Congressional Ambitions
The Chicara Chronicle mocks Hobson in his bid for Congress calling it a fool's errand. It notes despite admirers he has no votes and adds that if elected he would back female suffrage.
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The
Chicara Chronicle
Hobson
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Congress
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Ont
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John Mesinge
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Ivriokl
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Beveridge
Indiana
Senate
Nomiene
Canavan
L. Wolfsow
Main Plaza
Main Avenue
Worvenoence
Angel
Independence Sale
Turkey
Irs
National Consumers’ League
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Independence Safe
Komatsu
ST Louis
Emperor William
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Hicks Maittinz
Edge
Bailie’s Steam Bakery
Oflive and Evens
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