Brilliant in Colors Flestrical Examinations at Buffalo Fair
Describes Buffalo Exposition plans with 83 acres of courts and 850 acre plot. Features include cross shaped courts, Esplanade, Court of Lilies and Cypresses, hydraulic and fountain effects, sunken gardens, color decoration, and 200000 electric lamps. The Electric Tower and decorative sculpture by 30 American sculptors led by Karl Sterner showcase Spanish renaissance style.
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Esplanade
Hus
Fountainks
Karl St¢ter
Massachusetts Exhibit Plans for Pan American Buffalo
Massachusetts prepares a historic display for the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo. The exhibit is to be built with materials from Sons and Daughters of the Revolution and other societies. Walter Gilman Page leads the Massachusetts Pan-American commission seeking strong representation. The final building site is under consideration, with Providence House as a likely Boston birthplace for Massachusetts displays.
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Massachusetta
Buffalo
Sons of the Revolution
Daughters of the Revolution
Song-of-the-American Revolution
Daughters of the American Revolution
The
Society of the War, of 1812
Massachusetts Pan- American Commission
Walter Gilman Page
Buffalo Exposition Links Bay State to Pan American Show
The Profylaa in Buffalo reflects old Boston architectural style and historic ties. A Massachusetts commission member brought 450 valuable exhibits from the French fair, set for transfer to the Pan-American in Buffalo. Ex mayor Fosdick and City Treasurer Tift praised Buffalo prospects and urged strong Bay State representation.
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Buffalo
Boston
Washington Street
Providence Court
Massachusetts Commission
Frederick Fosdick
Fitchburg
E. T. Tift
Springfield
Pan American Exposition Buildings Near Completion
Buildings to house exhibits for the Pan American Exposition at Buffalo are rapidly nearing completion. Construction progresses daily on the grounds in the northern city area including Delawarе Park, with favorable conditions aiding swift work toward opening the exposition to the public.
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Buffalo
Delaware Park
Connecticut to display farm and dairy interests at Pan American Exposition
Connecticut forms a prominent display plan for farm fruit and dairy interests at the Pan American Exposition next year. Benjamin Lee of Hartford leads the project with a committee including N. B. Platt New Haven chair, GO.8 Phelps Storrs secretary, J.A. Dubon Poquonock, A. G. Gulley Storrs, E.0 Jenkins New Haven, J.B. Noble Hartford dairy commissioner, B. C. Patterson Torrington master of state grange.
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Connecticut
Benjamin Lee
Hartford
Platt
New Haven
Phelps
Storrs
J.A. Dubon
Poquonock
A. G. Gulley
Agricultural College
E. 0. Jenkins
Agricultural Station
J. B. Noble
B. C. Patterson
State Grange
Torrington
Government Building to Hold Pan-American Exposition
The Government plans a grand display of new buildings in Omaha by Masmussen and Strehne. The contract features tall steel structures connected by a main promenade, with two 850 foot high towers and two 160 foot square buildings. Government departments prepare up to date exhibits for the fair.
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Masmussen & Strehne
Omaha
Physical Training in the Army Elevates Soldier Endurance
An army article argues that comprehensive physical training, gymnasia, and uniform drills strengthen the entire soldier, boosting endurance for marches and fatigue resistance. Fort Thomas Kentucky hosts a large gym while plans for a cross-post athletic association gain pace.
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Marshall Saxe
Fred
Forreat
Deshaw
Fort Thomas
Kentucky
Witnesses in Irish Courts Stir Laughter and Debate
A recollection of Irish court rooms contrasts with England as witnesses stand on tables or in boxes and speak in witty, blunt terms. The tales recount clashes, humorous missteps, and sharp exchanges that reveal court life, language, and social class dynamics.
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Witaees
John de Morgan
England
Ireland
Namie
Wire Fence Dangers Reported in Cattle Losses
A garbled notice warns of electrocution risks from wire fences blamed for cattle deaths while aggression to burn and fence maintenance proposals are discussed. Officials consider installing insulated or safer wire arrangements to reduce fatalities.
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