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Pan American Exposition Opens With Spectacle in Buffalo
The Pan American Exposition opened in Buffalo with a grand dedication attended by about 300000 people from the region and beyond. The ceremony featured Roosevelt and Lodge addresses, parades, temple performances, fireworks, and a massive display of lights and fountains across 350 acres.
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William S. Buchanan
Buffalo
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Louis L. Babcock
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Fourth Brigade
John G. Milburn
Seventy-first Regiment
Professor Fanciulli
C. H. Fowler
M. E. Church
Conrad Diehl
City of
Robert Cameron Rogers
Salve Libertas
Sturm
Buffalo Orpheus and Orchestra
John Lund
Theodore Roosevelt
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Frederic Almy
Timothy L. Woodruff
New York
America
Orpheus
William D. Walker
E. J. Horsman
Union
Niagara Falls
Thomas A. Edison
Inscriptions by Richard Watson Gilder for the Exposition
The article lauds Richard Watson Gilder as the finishing touch on the Exposition masterwork. It praises his inscriptions adorning Propylea, Stadium, bridges, palaces and temples as embodying Liberty and Justice. Panel 1 notes the gathering of peoples of the two Americas by the great waters to showcase resources and ideas.
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Strikes Reported at Three Navy Shipyard Contractors
The Navy Department has word of delays at Moran Bros Seattle Union Iron Works San Francisco and Maryland Steel Sparrows Point near Baltimore due to strikes. No action will be taken until the strike ends when the department will decide the allowed delay for each contractor.
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Strike by 500 mill workers for 9 hour day in St Louis
Five hundred machine hands and woodworkers in local planing mills strike after employers refuse a nine hour day. Mill proprietors remain firm. Strikers are confident of success.
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