Representatives praise the World’s Fair by visiting dignitaries
A gallery of remarks from governors and officials praising the St Louis World’s Fair. Remarks extol its scale beauty and educational value with quotes from Odell Pardee Chatterton Murphy White Bryant Williams Smith Belmont Campau Dupuy George and others. The piece highlights universal acclaim and urges attendance for families and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
von. Benjamin
Odell
New York
St. Louis
George C. Pardee
California
Galden
Orming
Franklin Murphy
New Jersey
A. B. White
West Virginia
Wiliam J. Bryant
Finn
John Sharp Wiliams
Congress
Mississippi
Hoke Sraith
Georgia
Interior
Cleveland
Sam
Perry Belmont
Gee
Daniel J. Campau
Michigan
Ly Ie
M. Faul Dupuy
le Petit Pariglen
Paris
France
Prince George
Bavaria
Lovla E. McComae
Maryland
John F. Dryden
New Jerseys
T. P. Shants
Chicago
Wage Earners Plan World’s Fair Visit From Federation
Prominent figures including Grover Cleveland Andrew Carnegie and Cornelius Bliss back a National Civic Federation drive to send tens of thousands of wage earners to the World’s Fair. A new bureau led by Gertrude Becks will coordinate travel with support from city and railroad officials and exposition leadership, seeking employer participation.
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America
National Civic Federation
Federation
St. Loula
World's Wall
Grover Cleveland
David Ry Pranels
Andrew Carnegie
Cornelius N. Bilss
United States
Bureau
Migs Gertrude Becks
Wederafion’s Welfare Department
II. H. Vreeland
New York City
Palace of Transportation
Hearly
Francis
Theodore Hardee
Ailes Boeke
Ralph M. Lasley
Teas that command fortunes at the world fair exposition
A vivid Victorian account notes China’s teas featured at the World’s Fair Liberal Arts Palace. It describes rare leaf varieties sold in sealed jars, priced from a few cents to twenty dollars per ounce, grown in guarded gardens under imperial privilege, and sold by individual plots with distinct chops.
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Clint
China
Chinn
United States
Liberal Arts Palace
Lyson
Vyzon
Plymouth Rock
Imperial Family of
Lae
Amoy
Fuchan
Tex
Farmers Month at World's Fair Highlights Agriculture
The World's Fair elevates farming with vast Agriculture and Horticulture exhibits at the Palace of Agriculture. Visitors see crops, gardens, and a six acre government farm display with expanded farmer accommodations and a Grange house for visiting families. The exhibits aim to promote scientific farming and inspire new ideas for irrigation, fertilization, and pest protection.
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Monte
St. Lotté
Palace of Agriculture
Palace of
Tors
Union Amd
Mair
Bair
Ife
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