Buffalo Fair Promises Grand Stock and Horse Exhibits
The Buffalo Fair features top registered stock, long horse stables, and a diverse Horse Department with hunters, jumpers, and showy fads. Cattle displays include prize herds and selections linked to the World’s Fair Chicago. Sheep and poultry promise large showings of local and imported stock. Great pacing events with $30,000 in prizes are planned, and admission to races compares favorably with overall fair cost. An Electrical Exhibit highlights Edison’s feats, Niagara Falls power, and new power transmission ideas. A bicycle tournament is scheduled for Saturday, August 20.
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Lenox “Yceum
New York
Edison
Niagara Falls
Fragmentary note on a great seer’s mile long care tale
A damaged OCR fragment references a great seer and a mile long journey or care tale. Names and precise actions are unclear, with missing context. Preserve the core hint of a notable figure and a long traveled path implied in the text.
Myrtie Peek Exhibits Equestrian Feats at Buffalo Fair
The article highlights Myrtie Peek performing daily equestrian exhibitions riding two horses at once. It outlines a grand Buffalo Driving Park fair in August 1892 with a 200 by 400 foot three story main building, exhibits from around the world, cheap excursions, and one admission price of 50 cents with children 25 cents.
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Myrtie Peek
Battalo Exposition
Buffalo
Unclear OCR fragment from historic paper shows nonsensical text
A damaged OCR fragment presents garbled phrases about the city, university, and lectu distractingly. No coherent event or names are readable to anchor a summary.
Buffalo Bison Decline Highlighted By Naturalist's Findings
A natural history note recounts the near extinction of the American bison. William Hornaday warns the species is nearly gone, with vast herds once numbering in the millions reduced to history. The piece references explorers and figures from frontier routes and emphasizes preservation for posterity.
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Buffalo
Wently
Buffaloral Sciences
Mr. Hornaday
Col. R. I. Dodge
Buffalo considers buffalo park plan with public funds
The Buffalo City Council weighs a project to acquire live buffalo for a park via public money. proposals call for about five adult buffalo at $500 each from Western stockmen. The plan includes a museum memorial for the American bison and annual maintenance funds. George M. Robinson of Elmira, manager of the Buffalo Exposition, backs the effort.
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Mr. Ho
Buffalo
C.J. Jones
Garden City
Kansas
West
Geo. M. Robinson
Elmira
Buffalo Buffalo Exposition and the Vanishing Buffalo
Citizens urged funding to build an exhibit on the American bison in Chicago. Hornday lectures and mounted groups from Washington New York and Kansas are cited as models. The Buffalo Exposition at Buffalo, under Geo M Robinson, seeks public support to establish a lasting city exhibit and revive interest in the extinct species.
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Hornaday
Chicago
National Museum
Washington
Hornadays
Messrs
Charles Scribner’s Sons
Montana
American Museum of Natural History
New York
University of Kansas
Wanager
Geo. M. Robinson
Geo. M. Hobinson
C. W. Robinson
Iss
George M. Robinson
Himira
State
John Robinson
Church of Pilgrims of
Lotland
Lucius Robinson
Syracuse
Emira
Pennsylvania
Col. D. C. Robbinson
Eimits
Mutua Life Insurance
Roblinson
Queen City of the Lakes
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