Floto Circus Schedule and Tragic Death Report
The Floto Circus performed a street show with an elephant and other acts drawing a capacity crowd at one location. A downtown ticket office was opened to sell all performances. Also reported is the death of Charlee D. Barnum Jr from heart failure while walking home Saturday night.
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Gapartaon
Levet 21
Ari Ro
Olan
Poorthav
Sherman-Clay Muale Company
Charlee D. Barnum, Jr
Mia Lodgings
Fair Opening Day Program Sets Grand Parade and Events
Augusta items report a grand opening of an exposition with a 9 40 am parade led by Col Woodbury and Capt Wetherill, a morning amphitheatre program, speeches by J A Nadeau and Rev Keator, a Washington touch, band concerts, balloon ascensions, firework displays, and a luncheon for distinguished guests. A separate note mentions Margaret Sylvester protecting a fleeing man from a mob.
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TC. Woodbury
A. M. Wetherill
U. S.A
U. S. Army
U. S, Navy
Japanowe
Innes Band of
Chicago
Battle Set for Pay Streak Display at Opening Day
H W McConnell prepares the House of the Monitor and Merrimake at the Pay Streak for opening day amid doubts. The large structure, nearly finished, will stage the Gettysburg battle scene with moving cannons and torpedo-like devices, aiming to run tonight if needed to be ready for the next day’s wind storm.
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H.W. McConnell
House of the Monitor
Merrinike
Monitor
McConnell
Works Department of ¢ Exposition
Sleetrtelan Micke
Boate
Tronciada
Admiral Licht
Mehree
Gettysburg
Cairo Illumination Promises Night of Imperial Pageantry
Local dignitaries and military officers in Cairo are invited to a grand evening program organized by N Salih with about 3000 invitations. Turkish guests including Princess Lala Zamona Patina and La Belle Pia will perform dances and displays with live snake, sword play, mystic acts, and a Turkish orchestra. Admiral Sebree plans a 900-man parade and a special train transport.
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Cairo
N. Salih
Jlocal
Navy
Lala
Cleopatra
Zamona
Patina
Greece
Sebree
Itehiam
Mm Pacific
Parade to Open A Y P Exposition on Fair Grounds
The first event of the A Y P exposition opening ceremonies will be a military parade confined to the fair grounds. The march from the south fair entrance spans one to two miles over exposition streets, with a review by exposition officials and U S and Japanese squadron officers in front of the main government building. The ceremony ends at the natural amphitheatre.
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Falr
United States
Pederal Paint & Wall Paper CO
Dunham Resigns as Assistant to A Y P Exposition President
The resignation of Frank V. Dunham as assistant to the president of the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition has been tendered to President Chilberg and will take effect June 1. Chilberg regrets Dunham’s departure, noting the good work he accomplished during his months with the exposition.
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Frank V. Dunham
Chilberg
Dunham
Chilborg
Schubert Club Concert at AYP Auditorium Tonight
The Schubert club of Beattle will open the AYP auditorium for an 8 o’clock concert featuring Indian baritone Janpolski in five numbers including arias from Lohengrin and other works. The program lists pieces such as Legend of the Cantata and On the Lake of Traun, with Soprano Albert G. Pola contributing excerpts.
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Schubert Club
Beattle
AYP
Ap Ch
Janpolski
Janpolek
Albert
G. Pola
Bebubert
Warren Omanes
Hadley
Lake of
Traun
Mr Janpolakt
Hehubert
Nea Valle
Derman
Vigil as Fowler Listens for Turbulent Times
City detectives in Seattle monitor A B Fowler former Anti Prohibition league secretary known for violent anti Japanese rhetoric. Two Japanese battleships near West Seattle raise concern as Fowler, once declared insane, remains a focal point amid wartime tensions.
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United States
Jupan
A. B. Fowler
Anti-Proclusion League
Eliott Bay
Seattle
Fowler
Frank Clark
H.C. Adama
Policeman Dies After Appendicitis Operation
Lt. French of Beatile police died at Providence hospital after an appendicitis operation. He leaves a father, a mother, and brothers Russell and May of Tully New York. The body will be shipped home for burial. London report says a Canadian inventor staying at a London hotel is guarded by secret service seeking a deal with the Admiralty for a powder explosive.
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Novert
French
Beatile
Providence Hospital
Russell
May
Tully
N.Y
London
American Girls Refuse Offer From Indian Rajah in San Francisco
Barbara and Marion Deering daughters of Charles Deering declined a marriage proposal from a powerful Indian rajah during a visit to San Francisco after touring the Orient. Emissaries privately asked for the hand of the two sisters. Captain Herbert S Whipple US Army retired declined on their behalf.
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Ity United Press
Ban Francisco
Barbara
Marion Deering
Charles Deering
Pacific
Siberia
Orient
Upper
Indian Peninsula
Herbert 8. Whipple
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Floto Circus
Beattie
Innes
Chil
Washington
Taft
New York State Building
Music Pavilion
Wagner
Otand
Schubert’ Club
Music
Augusta
Ore
Margaret Sylvester
Joe Pryant
Nea
A. Ey Ier
Stee
Turrell
Araman
Elr
Hin
Base
Mayet
Yakima Valley
Blewett St
Fremont
Frederick & Nelson
Orn
India
Bellingham
Wash
Rebekahs
644 Fellowship
J. Carter Smith
Walla Walla
C. BE. Lum
North Yakima
F. W. Stewart
Tacoma
Henry Thompson
Alexander McKay
B. W. Starr
Chelan
Dering
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