Ohio Invites Northwest States to Columbus Centennial
The Information Bureau reports Columbus preparations for the Ohio Centennial Exposition run from September 4 to October 19. A joint resolution invites Ohio’s neighboring Northwest states and mother states Massachusetts Connecticut and Virginia to participate, with governors appointing honorary commissioners.
Ohio encampment set for Columbus in fall 1888
The annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment is scheduled for the second week of the Ohio centennial in Columbus, starting September 12, and lasting several days. The event will follow the state reunion and is expected to draw veterans from across the country, with Columbus prepared to host a large, entertaining gathering.
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Anlitia
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Wells Relief Corps
Woman's Soldiers Aid Society
J. C. McCoy
Relief Corps
Northwest Territory centennial invitation and assembly actions
The General Assembly discussed inviting colonizing states to the centennial event in Columbus from September to October 19, 1855. It approved a joint resolutions plan highlighting the services of pioneers who settled the Northwest Territory. It also recommended promoting industrial and educational progress and naming the capitals and involved states Indiana Illinois Michigan Wisconsin and others in commemorative proceedings.
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Ohio
Marietta
Northwest Territory
General Assembly
State of
Triana
Minois
Michigan
Wisconsin
House of Representatives
A. Caxnan
Senate
Ohia
Columbus
Union
Massachusetts
Conneticut
Virginia
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Colmuims
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Indiana
Clits
Michslin
Wisco
Nbio
Otters
Great Horse Show Plans For Comprehensive Exhibition
The article outlines a grand horse show with thoroughbred and speed classes, housed in twenty four large barns capable of holding around 300 head at once. It describes a six week program dividing into drafts, ponies, trotting and paving, with exclusive breeders stakes and grand sweepstakes for stallions and mares.
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Aspenton
Daria
Remisters Inc
Special Exhibits of Horse and Cattle Departments Planned
The Hoard of Managers prepares special ventures for horse and cattle classes during show weeks. Exhibits will feature Short-horn cattle, Werefords, Holsteins, and other breeds, with owner signs displayed. Cattle and horses over one year will be shown in halter, with refereeing and ring presentation near the grand stand.
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Cleveland Idesdale
Engliah
Belgia
Oller Dwt Nories
Sarlj
Ig Acad Hetshelie Teatpiea
Horsis
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History of Ohio relics and the centennial exhibits
A plan for the Ohio centennial display details a vast history department with manuscripts letters circulars and pamphlets revealing Ohio and Northwest history. It envisions relics casts and models of mound builders Indian artifacts pioneer money and costumes, plus a comprehensive archive of old newspapers books and photographs. The exhibit aims to showcase currency coins military arms and uniforms with a full military history of Ohio supported by curators and veteran groups.
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Ohio
Snd
Northwest
Sun Nature Ae
Department of History and Archoolagy
Pioneer Times
No. L' Thuy
Hauke
Olie
Pwercixe
Mexico
Ami
Ishlay
Unio
Union
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Obio
Grand Army of the Republic
Ample Provisions Planned for News Paper Headquarters
The plan provides a general newspaper headquarters with telegraph, telephone, postal and writing facilities for press correspondents. The Centennial board will supply copies of jurors tea f awards and daily programs, while the Woman's Relief Corps joins a national encampment in Columbus during the National G A event.
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Philadelphia
America
Philadelpha
Eure
Empfert
Paleacore
la Vitiers
Cnion
Nevinlwee Neeery
Menal
Wyady
Telos
Oliy
Pri Vrane
Cvntennial Board
Artanen
Conan Feestadontens
Ohio History Overview and Northwest Settlement Timeline
A historical overview outlines Ohio and Northwest history from early exploration by La Salle to American settlement. It notes French, English, and American periods, key figures, and the evolution toward state formation. The piece references works on Ohio’s history and promotes educational edges of the Northwest's development.
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Unio
West
Jacques Ci
Newfournsland
St. la Riverin
Tiver
Lasalle
America
France
England
North America
St. Lance River
Abeissippi
Alleghany
Wrust
Olina
Columbus
Northwest
Ais
Allerman
Parkman
Witha
Jean Nivutett
Bancraft
Istory
Tapler
Ohi
Rortei
Atwaur
Ter & Arthur
Tine
Ulin
Burnett
Ohio Secretary of State
Ohio Agricultural Reports
Chase
George M. Knight
Ate
Ohio Centennial Exposition Opens With Military Pageantry
The Columbus centennial exposition promo emphasizes a grand, all‑around show featuring live stock, agriculture, art, science, and manufactories. A massive parade and drills will highlight Ohio’s first century with thousands of uniformed soldiers and extensive facilities.
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Rlalbor
Ohio
Colombe
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Psa
Oia' Guaen
Cibio
Columbus the Buckeye capital of the Union
A historical description extols Columbus Ohio as a premier rail hub with vast hotel and lodging capacity. It highlights central location, population reach within a 300 mile radius, extensive railway connections, and the city’s role in commerce, agriculture and state exhibitions.
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Ohio
Platesa
Bluffs
Scioto River
Buckeye
Union
State Board of Agriculture
Columbus
United Stites
America
Ohio Historical Exhibition Segments Across Departments
A sanitized list outlines multiple departments for a classification exhibit program. The plan covers archaeology manuscripts and artifacts, education materials, fine arts, agriculture with model creamery, horticulture, floriculture, livestock, mechanics and machinery, and merchandise exhibits. It specifies types of items from carvings and textiles to cereals, fruits, shrubs, metals, and machinery, all linked to Ohio and Northwest history.
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Department of
Hi Archaeology
Ohio
Northwest
Department of Erience
Elt Catia
Aleta
Brient
Department of Agriculture
Department of Livestock
Irom
Stame
Department of Mechanics and Machinery
Department of Merchandise
Machinery exhibit showcases labor-saving devices and mills
The piece describes a large machinery department exhibition with demonstrations of cutting reaping mowing corn cutting husking and other agricultural and woodworking machines. It highlights belt drives planing lathes and various processing equipment, along with an emphasis on industrial interests and the forthcoming centennial celebration featuring exhibits of livestock breeds and agriculture-related displays.
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Schnea
Mhraclilnes
Aerall
Fiick Machines
Pea Watizig Uachiliere
Yhines
Amie Ees
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Leasenere
Chianing Tall
Woot Ete Honaracking
Ohio State Grange Plans for Centennial Exposition at Columbus
The Ohio State Grange schedules a September 4 to October 1 exposition at Columbus Centennial Park. A state agriculture department representative will mirror farmer progress with exhibition buildings. The Grange pledges support to place agriculture at the expo’s forefront and to keep the fraternity open during the event.
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Ohio Centennial Park
Columbus
State Grange
Hustamdry
Araf
Expmi
Gramen
Cantem
Columban
Qeieher
Issr
Signenae
Department of Agriulture
Efemiki
The Cattle Show Prospects and Prize Offerings
The article details plans for a grand cattle show with high hopes from breeders and officials. It notes liberal prizes, anticipated attendance by seasoned stock, and expectations for pedigreed Hereford and Ayrshire cattle. A national exhibit at the State Fair in Columbine is highlighted with entries over three years old and the promise of substantial stakes.
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Tin
Amd
Thar
Eos
Hereford
Acyas
Columbine
Larry Anne
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Azdonala
Willebow
Malik
Thet Will Dastribute to the feantinse Threng
Promoted attractions promise displays by a feantinse Threng with a state committee and national groups. unclear text mentions a historical society and temperate associations as organizers.
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State Militee
Samus
Atsericas Eranoeny
Trachern
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