United States Exposition at Seville Draws Royal Visit
King Alfonso and the royal court visited the United States exhibits in Seville during the World Exposition. Commissioner Campbell noted the king's keen interest in the American educational displays and his plan to return in the fall for a longer view. American officials and diplomats accompanied the royal party as the exposition opened on May 2 and runs through May 22 with the U S presence in three pavilions.
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San Francisco
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Chivases
Helen Varick Boswell
New York
Agnes Repplie
Philadelphia
Istine Cane
John MM. Denison
Baltimore
United States Buildings Draw Wide Interest at Seville Exposition
Campbell notes strong visitor engagement with the U S pavilion at the Seville International Exposition. The report highlights widespread curiosity about American exhibits and the event's appeal to international visitors.
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Seville
United States
Thomas F. Campbell
Arizonia
Campbell
Carload of Laie Purpiture Comes to Local House
Unreadable parcel labels a local shipment described as Laie Purpiture arrives at a nearby residence. The garbled OCR hints at furniture and household goods, with references to chairs tables and other items. No clear dates, names, or places are recoverable from the fragment.
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Laie Purpiture
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Sir Esme Officially Tells Dry Decision
Washington dispatch reports Sir Esme, toward. Ut, and Ambassador Stimson discussed the United States position on Quaker privileges and the question of diplomats resigning. The secretary advised the ambassador on American policy amid unspecified pressures.
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