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Newspaper
Sioux County Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1901
Page
6
A fragmented 19th century style note recalls a grand exposition with vivid color schemes and imposing buildings. The passage hints at national pride, progress, and the dramatic scale of the event, underscoring the era's pioneering spirit and public awe.
The Pan American Exposition will feature extensive electric lighting using Niagara power and 400 miles of wire to illuminate the Court of Fountains and surrounding buildings. The arts exhibit in Buffalo will showcase New World artists with a large marble gallery and a focus on painting sculpture and allied arts.
The railway project envisions an ocean railway car across the channel in a seagoing craft. An engine on the platform powers a drum to haul a submerged carriage across the water, with an estimated cost of 3 750 000 dollars and potential daily returns of 500 to 2000 dollars for twenty trips a day.
An old man and his son checked into the Great Northern hotel. The father warns staff he will not wait for the son and insists the hotel stay open until the boy returns. Colonel Eden, proprietor, assures the hotel will remain open despite the delay.
The arum lily leaves harbor a pair of horned hollow structures housing a small aggressive ant colony. When insects attempt to strip the foliage the ants emerge from their kopje like refuges to attack and kill intruders, sparing only fleeing attackers.
Capt Crowley recalls Antietam injury with a bullet lodged under his ankle bone since 1862. After a hospital examination in Baltimore surgeon Woodall removed the bullet, once thought lost, ending a long ordeal. The account links to West Point graduate Col George Grook and other Civil War anecdotes, including Dailey’s Cumberland prank and Crook’s headquarters incident.
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