World's Columbian Exposition
List of awards, as copied for Mrs. Virginia C. Meredith, Chairman, Committee on Awards, Board of Lady Managers, from the official records in the office Hon. John Boyd Thacher, Chairman, Executive Committee on Awards.
Alabama |
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Department |
Group |
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Name |
Item |
A - Agriculture |
2 |
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Mrs. Lawrence Moore, Mobile |
Preserved figs |
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9 |
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Munger Improved Cotton Machine Mfg Co, Birmingham |
Raw Cotton Machinery |
L - Liberal Arts |
149 |
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Holy Angel's Academy, Birmingham |
Class work |
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St. Vincent School, Mobile |
Class work |
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Visitation Academy, Mobile |
Penmanship, mathematics, music, and drawing |
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158 |
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Wilson, Ella |
Music for the church |
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Walker, Ida |
Instrumental and vocal composition |
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Knight, Mary F. |
Musical composition |
B - Horticulture |
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Huntsville Nurseries, Huntsville |
System of grading and marking nursery stock |
Arkansas |
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A - Agriculture |
9 |
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Lee Wyatt, Pine Bluff |
New variety of long staple cotton. Short staple cotton. |
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16 |
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Harmon & Mundell, Arkansas |
Harmon dish washer. |
B - Horticulture |
21 |
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State of Arkansas - Little Rock |
Collection of apples and stone fruits |
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26 |
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R. F. Babcock, Little Rock |
Pruning shears |
E - Mines and Mining |
53 |
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Mining Star Mining Co., Rush, Marion County |
Carbonate of zinc ore |
G - Transportation |
83 |
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Jamison, J. A. - Russellville |
Harness saddle |
L - Liberal Arts |
149 |
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Arkansas Industrial University, Fayetteville |
Catalogues and drawings |
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Annunciation Academy, Pine Bluff |
School work, art work and embroidery |
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Brooks, Caroline, Little Rock |
Modelling in butter |
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Belle Grove High School, Fort Smith |
Science and language |
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Colored Schools, Little Rock |
School work |
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Colored Industrial School, Pine Bluff |
Class work, industrial work |
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Davidson Art Class, Helena |
Specimens of art work |
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Jonesboro Normal School, Jonesboro |
Bound vols. and charts |
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Jefferson Public School, Helena |
Work in primary grammar and high school grades |
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Public School, Arkadelphia |
Pupils work |
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Public School, Batesville |
Pupils work |
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Public School, Eureka Springs |
Exercises in English and literature |
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Public School, Fort Smith |
Examination work |
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Public School, Hope |
Literary High School work |
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Public School, Hot Springs |
Pupils work and drawing |
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Public School, Little Rock |
School work |
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Public School, Little Rock |
Examination work |
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Public School, Malvern |
Pupils work |
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Peabody High School, Little Rock |
Literature, mathematics and language |
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Russellville High School, Russellville |
Work in primary and grammar grades |
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State Normal School, Morrelton |
Students work |
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State of Arkansas |
Pupils work in colored schools of Arkansas |
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State of Arkansas, Little Rock |
All educational exhibits |
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State of Arkansas, Little Rock |
89 large framed maps |
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State of Arkansas, Little Rock |
Specimens of drawing |
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John C. Beauner for State of Arkansas, Little Rock |
Relief map of Hot Springs and of Arkansas |
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150 |
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Arkansas Democrat Company, Little Rock |
Specimens of printing and binding |
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Press Printing Co., Little Rock |
Specimens of typography |
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151 |
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Clark, Mr., Little Rock |
Photographs |
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Dawson, R. W., Little Rock |
Photographs |
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Gannaway, J. M., Fort Smith |
Photographs |
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Kennedy, Mr., Hot Springs |
Photographs |
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Perrings, J. W. J., Pine Bluff |
Photographs |
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155 |
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Bureau of Agriculture, Little Rock |
Museum collection of specimens of Arkansas woods |
California |
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A - Agriculture |
1 |
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Los Angeles Flour & Milling Co., Los Angeles |
Cracked wheat flour (XXXX) |
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J. Cosmack, Butte |
Wheat |
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John Covsort, Los Angeles |
Wheat |
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W. A. Cathers, Fresno Co |
Wheat |
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J. C. Bell, Butte Co |
Wheat |
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J. Clawson, Los Angeles |
Wheat |
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Lowpoe Valley Mustard Growers, Santa Barbara |
Mustard seed |
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Harriet W. R. Strong, Whittier |
Building of Pampas Grass and Pampas Grass |
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Mrs. R. F. Herrick, Humboldt Co. |
Collection of Grasses |
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John Branch, Los Angeles |
Alfalfa hay baled |
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S. W. Barton, Whittier |
Corn on ear |
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State of California |
Collective Exhibit of cereals and vegetables |
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3 |
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T. L. Grow, San Bernardo |
Sugar Beets |
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J. F. McIntyre, Fillmore |
Extracted White Guage [sic] Honey |
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4 |
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J. M. Butler, Los Angeles |
Potatoes |
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M. Stewart, Los Angeles |
Squash |
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5 |
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John Branet, Los Angeles |
Beans |
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R. E. Edmundson, Ventura |
Beans |
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S. R. Thorp, Los Angeles |
Beans |
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H. W. Kum, Orange County |
Beans |
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Hugh Rule, Los Angeles |
Beans |
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Felipi Lobi, Orange County |
Beans |
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W. E. Ready, Ventura |
Beans |
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T. A. Kelsey, Ventura |
Beans |
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F. Lombardo, Ventura |
Beans |
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Wolf & Lehman, Ventura |
Beans |
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A. Levy, Ventura |
Beans |
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J. Gibbs, Tehama |
Beans |
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8 |
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Judge R. McGarvey, Ukiah |
Hops |
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9 |
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Alameda County World's Fair Association, Oakland |
Cocoons |
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10 |
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J. P. Forbes & Co., San Francisco |
Castalian mineral water |
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14 |
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Mrs. H. W. R. Strong, Los Angeles |
System for storing water irrigation |
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16 |
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A. Pirch, Los Angeles |
Plows |
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18 |
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G. F. Hooper, Sonoma |
Olive Oil |
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Mrs. Emilie Roberson, Auburn |
Olive Oil |
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J. L. Howland, Pomona |
Olive Oil |
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F. A. Kimball, National City |
Olive Oil |
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Elwood Cooper, Elwood |
Olive Oil |
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Chas. A. Wetmore, Livermore |
Olive Oil |
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State of California |
Collective exhibit Olive Oil |
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Quinto Olive Farm, Santa Clara |
Olive Oil |
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Ralph Selby, Santa Ynez |
Olive Oil |
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F. Closs, Quisiana |
Olive Oil |
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Julius P. Smith, Livermore |
Olive Oil |
A - Forestry |
19 |
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F. Korbet & Bros., San Francisco |
Collection of red wood tanks |
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Thos. Hatch, San Francisco |
Collection of samples of wood, bark, etc. |
B - Horticulture |
20 |
|
State of California, Sacramento |
Collection of grapes. Dried fruits and raisins. |
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John Rock, San Jose |
Collection of grapes |
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Souther & Crosby, El Cajon |
Collection of raisins |
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D. S. Sheldon, El Cajon |
Collection of raisins |
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Mr. Allingham, El Cajon |
Collection of raisins |
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Griffin & Skelley, Fresno |
Collection of raisins |
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J. P. McFarlan, Deshea |
Collection of raisins |
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J. P. Onstott, Yuba City |
Collection of raisins |
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Noble Bros., Fresno |
Collection of raisins |
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Holt Raisin Co., El Cajon |
Collection of raisins |
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Natoma Vineyard, Natoma |
Collection of grapes |
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San Diego County, San Diego |
Collection of grapes |
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Fresno County World's Fair Committee, Fresno |
Collection of raisins |
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Los Angeles County, Los Angeles |
Collection of raisins |
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Escondido Land & Town Co., San Diego |
Collection of raisins |
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El Cajon World's Fair Association, El Cajon |
Collection of raisins |
|
21 |
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Fresno County World's Fair Association, Fresno |
Sun dried figs |
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J. H. Flickinger Co., San Jose |
Canned fruits. Dried fruits |
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A. D. Bishop, Orange |
Collection of citrus fruits |
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M. Reidy, Escondido |
Dried fruits |
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A. Lusk & Co., San Francisco |
Canned fruits |
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Jarvis Wine & Brandy Co., San Jose |
Orange wine |
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Los Angeles County, Los Angeles |
Collection of citrus fruits |
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Land & Town Co., San Diego |
Collection of citrus fruits |
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G. W. Garcelon, Riverside |
Collection of citrus fruits |
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San Diego County, San Diego |
Collection of citrus fruits |
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John Rock, San Jose |
Collection of cherries |
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A. T. Hatch, San Francisco |
Collection of almonds |
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Los Nietos & Ranchito, Rivera |
English walnuts |
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Orange County, Santa Ana |
Collection of citrus fruits |
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C. F. Eaton, Santa Barbara |
Collection of citrus fruits |
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Scott Chapman, San Gabriel |
Collection of citrus fruits |
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S. La Rue, Riverside |
Collection of citrus fruits |
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R. W. Meacham, Riverside |
Collection of citrus fruits |
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George Ford, Santa Ana |
English walnuts |
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M. N. Gulick, Tustin |
Collection of citrus fruits |
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E. W. Holmes, Riverside |
Collection of citrus fruits |
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E. M. Natch, Ontario |
Collection of citrus fruits |
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Clark Brothers, Helix |
Collection of citrus fruits |
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J. Jarchow, San Gabriel |
Collection of citrus fruits |
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E. W. Jenny, Helix |
Collection of citrus fruits |
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Riverdale Co., Riverside |
Collection of citrus fruits |
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San Bernardino, San Bernardino |
Collection of citrus fruits |
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E. F. Allen, Chico |
Dried fruits |
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Bishop & Co., Los Angeles |
Glacéd fruit and fruit pulps |
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Ventura County, Ventura |
Collection of citrus fruits |
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H. K. Snow, Tustin (City) |
Collection of citrus fruits |
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Dr. Myers, San Bernardino |
Dried fruits |
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J. F. Millen, Beaumont |
Dried fruits |
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Saratoga Packing Co., Saratoga |
Collection of prunes |
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Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara |
Dried fruits |
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Riverside Fruit Co., Santa Clara |
Dried fruits |
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Lewis Walker, Ventura |
Dried fruits |
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San Jose Fruit Packing Co., San Jose |
Jellies and jam |
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Mrs. J. C. Joplin, Tustin |
Dried fruits in glass |
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C. P. Barrons Fruit Co., San Bernardino |
Dried fruits |
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S. H. Barrett, San Bernardino |
Dried fruits |
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Mary A. Davis, San Bernardino |
Dried fruits |
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R. F. Cunningham, Highlands |
Dried fruits |
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John Scott, Duarte |
Collection of citrus fruits |
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G. W. Handy, Santa Clara |
Dried fruits |
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E. S. Tahtcher [Thatcher?], Ventura |
Collection of citrus fruits |
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A. C. Rogers, Azusa |
Collection of citrus fruits |
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S. W. Marshall, El Cajon |
Collection of citrus fruits |
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Wm. Chippendale, Duarte |
Collection of citrus fruits |
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J. T. Gordon, Azusa |
Collection of citrus fruits |
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W. H. Terry, Lakeside |
Sun dried figs |
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Lompac Valley, Lompac |
Collection of apples |
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C. C. Thompson, Duarte |
Dried prunes |
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W. R. Walker, Pasadena |
Dried pears |
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Walnut Growers Association, Rivera |
Persian Walnuts |
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Southern California Packing Co., Los Angeles |
Orange marmalades |
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L. E. Allen, San Diego |
Fruits preserved in syrup |
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H. Culbertson, El Cajon |
Sun dried peaches |
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John Rock, San Jose |
Collection of almonds |
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State of California, Sacramento |
Jams, jellies and marmalades. Fruits in solution. Collection of citrus fruits. Collection of apples. Pears and stone fruits |
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22 |
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California Nursery Association, Niles |
Collection of roses |
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T. P. Lukens, Pasadena |
Palms |
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N. C. Den, Glen Ellen |
Palms |
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Escondido World's Fair Association, Escondido |
Collection of roses |
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Park Nursery Co., Pasadena |
Palms |
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Geo. C. Roeding, Fresno |
Palms |
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L. P. Harrison, Pasadena |
Collection of plants |
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Pasadena Nursery Co., Pasadena |
Palms |
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H. N. Rust & Co., Pasadena |
Ornamental tree |
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Sherwood Hall Nursery Company, San Francisco |
Collection of sweet peas |
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F. Q. Story, Alhambra |
Palms |
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Mrs. S. D. Spear, Los Angeles |
Collection of roses |
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Joseph Sexton & Son, Santa Barbara |
Palms |
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Golden Gate Park, San Francisco |
Collection of palms |
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Los Angeles County World's Fair Association, Los Angeles |
Palms. Ornamental tree |
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L. E. Allen, San Diego |
Flowering shrub |
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Chas. F. Eaton, Santa Barbara |
Ornamental plants |
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23 |
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A. Lusk & Co., San Francisco |
Preserved asparagus |
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S. J. Murdock, Westminster |
Vegetables in solution |
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W. R. Baker, Pasadena |
Dried condensed vegetables |
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Sonoma Preserve Co., Petaluma |
Pickles and sauces |
|
25 |
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State of California, Sacramento |
Collection of ornamental and fruit trees |
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San Mateo County, San Mateo |
Collection of fruit trees |
|
26 |
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Dr. Thomas Cogswell, San Diego |
Fruit baskets |
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D. B. Matlock, San Jose |
Fruit gatherer |
B - Viticulture |
20 |
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Sanders & Co., San Francisco |
Continuous still wines |
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H. Le France, San Francisco |
Champagnes |
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A. Heraszthy, San Francisco |
Champagnes |
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A. Braun & Co., Oakville |
Claret wines |
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C. Carpy & Co., San Francisco |
Claret wines |
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H. W. Crabbe, Oakville |
Chablis & Riesling wines |
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J. L. Beard, Warm Springs |
Wines: Golden Chasselos |
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C. Carpy & Co., San Francisco |
Wines: Sauternes |
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J. C. Crellin & Son, Livermore |
Wines: Haut Sauternes |
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Ewer & Atkinson, Rutherford |
Wines: Hock |
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Beringer Bros., St. Helena |
Wines. Riesling |
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F. Albertz, Cloverdale |
Claret wines |
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H. W. Crabbe, Oakville |
Wines. Hermitage, Burgundy and Claret |
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A. C. Chanchi, Livermore |
Wines Chablis. Jurancon |
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Ben. Lomond & Co., San Francisco |
Wines, Riesling, Burgundy. White |
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Gundlack & Co., San Francisco |
Wines. Sauterne. Semillon |
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F. Billings, Redwood (City) |
Wines. Saminon. Traminer and Semillon |
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L. Gundlack & Co., San Francisco. |
Wines. Chateau, Chambertin and Cabernet |
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Beringer Bros., St. Helena |
Wines |
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M. M. Estee, Kapa |
Wines. Cabernet |
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J. Crellin & Son, Livermore |
Claret wines |
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J. De Turk, Santa Rosa |
Wines. Cabernet, Burgundy and Zinfandel |
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Italian Swiss Colony, Asti |
Wines. Barbera Mataso. Zinfandel. Tipo. Chianti |
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F. Haesters, Wright |
Wines. Riesling |
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C. C. McIver, San Jose |
Wines. Zinfandel |
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C. P. Howes, Mountain View |
Wines: Cabernet & Claret |
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C. P. Howes, Mountain View |
Wines: Sauternes and Riesling |
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Korbel Bros., San Francisco |
Wines: Zernosok |
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H. Le France, San Jose |
Wines. Claret |
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J. De Turk, Santa Rosa |
Sherry wines |
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Eisen Vineyard Co., Fresno |
Wines: Sherry and Tokay |
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C. C. McIver, San Jose |
Port wines |
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Walden & Co., Geyserville |
Brandy |
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Chas Strenes & Sons, Los Angeles |
Brandy |
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J. P. Smith, Livermore |
Wines: Tokay and Angelica |
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J. P. Smith, Livermore |
Wines: Haut Sauternes |
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J. P. Smith, Livermore |
Wines: Cabernet, Claret, Zinfandel, Malbec |
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H. P. Wagoner, Livermore |
Brandy |
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Geo. West & Son, Stockton |
Brandy |
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C. P. Rossi, San Francisco |
Vermouth |
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H. Le France, San Jose |
Brandy |
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A. Heraszthy & Co., San Francisco |
Wines: Muscat |
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Barton Estate, Ltd, San Francisco |
Brandy |
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A. Heraszthy & Co., San Francisco |
Wines. Couthernello. Claret. Chateau d/Orleans. Wines: Sauterne. |
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Ewer & Atkinson, Rutherford |
Brandy |
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C. Carpy & Co., San Francisco |
Brandy |
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J. P. Smith, Livermore |
Brandy |
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Louis Zierngibl, St. Helena |
Wines: Carignan, Burgundy, Zinfandel & Cabernet |
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Geo. West & Son, Stockton |
Claret wines. Wines: Haut Sauterne. Port. Sherry & Frourignan |
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J. A. Stewart, Santa Cruz |
Wines. Haut Sauterne and White Burgundy |
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Chas. Sternes & Sons, Los Angeles |
Wines. Sherry. Port and Angelica |
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Louis Zierngibl, St. Helena |
Wines: Angelica & Port |
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St. Hubert Vineyard, Fresno |
Port wines |
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J. Rose Company, Ltd., San Gabriel |
Wines: Port and sherry |
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Margherita Vineyard, Fresno |
Wines: Sherry and Port |
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Napa Valley Wine Co., San Francisco |
Wines: Burgundy and Claret |
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J. C. Merithew, Cupertino |
Wines. Cabernet |
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Otto Norman, St. Helena |
Wines: Cabernet & Gutedel |
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Gigliavacca, Napa |
Wines: Zinfandel |
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Tiburcio Parrott, St. Helena |
Wines. Modoc |
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Jacob Schram, St. Helena |
Wines: Riesling, Hock & Claret |
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Beringer Bros., St. Helena |
Wines. Port & Muscat |
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F. Albertz, Cloverdale |
Wines: Malaga, Angelica & Sherry |
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H. W. Crabbe, Oakville |
Wines: Tokay, Malaga & Port |
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C. Carpy & Co., San Francisco |
Wines: Port and Sherry |
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E. E. Goodrich, Santa Clara |
Wines. Cabernet |
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C. A. Wetmore, Livermore |
Margaux wines |
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Cupertino Wine Co., Mountain View |
Claret wines |
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State Vinticulture Committee, San Francisco |
Literature |
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State Vinticulture Committee, San Francisco |
Methods of vine growing |
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C. A. Wetmore, Livermore |
Wines. Sauterne and Chateau Yquem |
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State Viticulture Committee, San Francisco |
Engravings, photos, etc. |
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C. C. McIver, San Jose |
Wines: Sauterne, Chablis, Moselle, Riesling and Hock |
C - Live Stock |
53. Angora Goats |
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C. P. Bailey, San Jose |
Buck 2 years or over. Buck 1 year, under 2. Buck under 1 year. Doe 2 years or over. Doe 1 year under 2. Doe under 1 year. Pen of 2 bucks and 3 does bred by exhibitor. Pen of 2 bucks and 3 does bred by exhibitor. Buck of any age. Doe of any age |
D - Fish & Fisheries |
37 |
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Westfall, Mrs. M. J., Pacific Grove |
Pacific algae |
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San Diego High School (collective exhibit), San Diego |
Fishes in alcohol, mounted fish, specimens of corals, invertebrata, shells, crustacea, etc. |
|
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Sheldon, Mrs. Henry D. (trans. to Ill.) |
Shells and corals |
|
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|
State of California |
Mounted specimens of fishes and casts |
|
40 |
|
San Diego High School (Collective exhibit) |
Specimens of shell flowers |
H - Manufactures |
90 |
|
Bradley, E. P., San Francisco |
Design for furniture |
|
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Fuller, M., San Francisco |
Panel painting |
|
91 |
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Ceramic Club, San Francisco |
Case of specimen ceramic art |
|
|
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Rowand, Mrs. A. H., San Francisco |
Decorated china |
|
96 |
|
Blohm, S., San Francisco |
Carved furniture |
|
104 |
|
James, Mrs. Lucy J., Pomona |
Corsets |
|
|
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Finking, R., San Francisco |
Cutaway coat |
|
105 |
|
H. Lebis & Co., San Francisco |
General exhibit. Polar bears. Manufactured furs. Seal skins (manufacturer) |
|
106 |
|
Ryerson, Jenny S., San Francisco |
Drawn work |
|
|
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Ainsworth, N. F., Los Angeles |
Drawn linen work |
|
110 |
|
Atkinson, G. F., San Francisco |
California wood novelties |
|
111 |
|
Delvin, Thos., Arcata |
Parts of harness |
|
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|
G. H. Frank & Co., San Francisco |
Leather |
F - Machinery |
69 |
|
Golden State & Miners Iron Works, San Francisco |
Steam engine |
|
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Pelton Water Wheel Co., San Francisco |
Pelton water wheel |
|
78 |
|
Cumming George & Co., San Francisco |
Portable forge and hand blower |
G - Transportation |
80 |
|
American Balanced Slide Valve Co., San Francisco |
Balanced slide valve |
|
81 |
|
Hallidie, A. S., San Francisco |
Passenger & grip car. Ropeway and grip. Historical collection of cable systems. Pulley. |
|
|
|
California Wire Works, San Francisco |
Wire ropes and cables |
|
83 |
|
Wade & Co., San Francisco |
Man's saddle |
|
|
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O'Kane, J., San Francisco |
Russet surrey harness. California saddles and horse boots |
|
85 |
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Union Iron Works, San Francisco |
Ship models and models of works |
E - Mines and Mining |
42 |
|
State of California, San Francisco |
Marbles, onyx, etc. Collection of minerals. Gold crystals. Crystalene gold |
|
|
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Tregido, Alped, Grass Valley |
Gold ores |
|
|
|
Plumas Co. |
Gold, silver, copper, lead and iron ores |
|
43 |
|
Union Oil Company, Santa Paula |
Illuminating oil |
|
44 |
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J. & F. Kesseler, San Francisco |
Onyx |
|
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|
State of California, San Francisco |
Building stone, sandstone, limestone & marble |
|
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Mining Bureau of the State of California, San Francisco |
Limestone |
|
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Colton Marble Co., Colton |
Marble |
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Ingo Marble Co., San Francisco |
Marble |
|
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Dr. Thomas Boyson, Dayson's Quarry, Amador County |
Marble, serpentine |
|
48 |
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San Bernardino County |
Rock Salt, Borate and Carbonate of Soda |
|
|
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Barton, B. F., San Francisco |
Salt from sea water |
|
54 |
|
Mathison Smelting Co., San Francisco |
Star antimony |
|
55 |
|
Woodbury, Geo. E., San Francisco |
Improved concentrator with improved belts and feeder |
|
59 |
|
Strong, Mrs. A. W. R., Whittier |
Retaining dams and storage reservoirs for hydraulic mining |
|
67 |
|
Dewey Publishing Company, San Francisco |
The Mining & Scientific Press |
|
|
|
State of California, San Francisco |
Reports of State Mineralogists of California |
|
|
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Irelan, Mrs. Lina, San Francisco |
Volume on pottery, clays, etc. |
|
|
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Petersdoff, C. F., San Francisco |
Volume on mineral resources of California |
|
68 |
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State of California, San Francisco |
Rocker with sieves and pan for washing and testing gold |
J - Electricity |
127 |
|
S. Keith, San Francisco |
Class 773 -- Electric motors. Direct Current. Constant Potential. |
L - Liberal Arts |
147 |
|
Pacific Flush Tank Co., Los Angeles |
Automatic flushing syphon and tank |
|
149 |
|
Academy Immaculate Conception, San Francisco |
School work |
|
|
|
Academy of Sacred Heart, San Francisco |
School work |
|
|
|
College of Notre Dame, Maryville |
Class work |
|
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|
Cogswell Polytechnic College, San Francisco |
Wood work, iron work, drawing and sewing |
|
|
|
Children's Day Home, San Francisco |
Kindergarten work |
|
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|
Dominican College, San Francisco |
Miscellaneous class work |
|
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|
Golden Gate Kindergarten Association, San Francisco |
Books, charts, maps &c. |
|
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|
Mt. St. Mary's Academy, Grass Valley |
Class work |
|
|
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Mt. St. Joseph's Kindergarten, San Francisco |
Albums Kindergarten Work |
|
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Mt. St. Joseph's Orphans Asylum, San Francisco |
Class work |
|
|
|
Notre Dame College, San Francisco |
1 vol. essays composed and printed by pupils |
|
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Notre Dame College, San Jose |
Mis. work and fancy needlework |
|
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Notre Dame Academy, Alameda |
Class work |
|
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Notre Dame School, Redwood |
Class work |
|
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Normal Institute, Martinez |
Vols. Geog. Trig. linear drawings |
|
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Our Lady of Angels Academy, Santa Clara |
Class work, needlework, etc. |
|
|
|
Our Lady of Lourdes Academy, Oakland |
Miscellaneous class work |
|
|
|
Orphan Asylum (R. C.), San Francisco |
Miscellaneous work and embroidery |
|
|
|
St. Bridget's School, San Francisco |
Mis. work, drawings and herbarium |
|
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St. Boniface School, San Francisco |
Class work |
|
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St. Brendan's Kindergarten, San Francisco |
Kindergarten work |
|
|
|
St. Francis Kindergarten, San Francisco |
Kindergarten work |
|
|
|
St. Francis Female School, San Francisco |
Miscellaneous class work |
|
|
|
St. Francis de Sales Male School, Oakland |
Miscellaneous class work |
|
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St. Francis de Sales Female School, Oakland |
Miscellaneous class work |
|
|
|
St. Francis Technical School, San Francisco |
Pupils needlework |
|
|
|
St. Francis Male School, San Francisco |
General class work |
|
|
|
St. Francis Female School, San Francisco |
General class work |
|
|
|
St. Gertrude's Academy, Rio Vista |
Miscellaneous work |
|
|
|
St. Ignatius College, San Francisco |
Miscellaneous work |
|
|
|
St. Joseph's Female School, San Francisco |
Miscellaneous class work |
|
|
|
St. Joseph's Male School, San Francisco |
Miscellaneous class work |
|
|
|
St. Joseph's Convent, Eureka |
Specimens of maps and freehand drawing |
|
|
|
St. Joseph's Academy, Oakland |
Miscellaneous class work |
|
|
|
St. Joseph's School, San Jose |
Miscellaneous class work |
|
|
|
St. Joseph's Institute, Oakland |
Miscellaneous class work |
|
|
|
St. Joseph's School, Oakland |
Miscellaneous class work |
|
|
|
St. Lawrence's School, Oakland |
Class work |
|
|
|
St. Mary's Cathedral School, San Francisco |
Class work, &c. |
|
|
|
St. Mary's College, Oakland |
Miscellaneous work |
|
|
|
St. Mary's College, Stockton |
Class work |
|
|
|
St. Mary's Male School, Oakland |
Miscellaneous class work |
|
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|
St. Mary's Girls' School, Oakland |
Miscellaneous class work |
|
|
|
St. Peter's Convent, San Francisco |
Class work |
|
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|
St. Peter's Male School, San Francisco |
Class work |
|
|
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St. Patrick's School, San Francisco |
School work |
|
|
|
St. Rose Kindergarten, San Francisco |
Gifts and occupations illustrated |
|
|
|
St. Rose's School, San Francisco |
Class work |
|
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|
St. Rose's Academy, San Francisco |
Class work |
|
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|
St. Rafael's School, San Rafael |
Class work |
|
|
|
St. Rafael's Kindergarten, San Rafael |
Specimens of work |
|
|
|
St. Vincent's School, San Francisco |
Class work |
|
|
|
St. Vincent's Kindergarten, Vallejo |
Kindergarten work |
|
|
|
St. Vincent's Primary School, Vallejo |
Written examinations, charts, etc. |
|
|
|
Sacramento Public Library, Sacramento |
Finding list and indicator |
|
|
|
Sisters of Mercy, Eureka |
Embroidery & needlework |
|
|
|
Sacred Heart College, San Francisco |
Miscellaneous class work |
|
|
|
Sacred Heart School, Temescal |
Class work |
|
|
|
Santa Clara College, Santa Clara |
Class work |
|
|
|
San Francisco Diocese, San Francisco |
Work from 67 schools |
|
|
|
Santa Barbara Co., Santa Barbara |
Herbarium of Santa Barbara Co. |
|
|
|
Sacramento Institute, Sacramento |
Class work |
|
|
|
State of California, Sacramento |
Public schools of California |
|
|
|
Temescal Village School, Temescal |
Full line of school work |
|
|
|
Our Lady of Mercy Academy, San Francisco |
Class work, music, drawing and photos |
|
|
|
Public Schools, Oakland |
Full line of school work |
|
|
|
Public Schools, Pasadena |
Full line of school work |
|
|
|
Public Schools, San Jose |
Full line of school work |
|
|
|
Public Schools, San Domingo |
Full line of school work |
|
|
|
St. Anthony's School, Oakland |
Class work |
|
|
|
St. Agnes Academy, Stockton |
Class work |
|
|
|
St. Aloysius School, San Jose |
Drawings |
|
|
|
St. Agnes' Kindergarten, Stockholm |
Kindergarten work |
|
|
|
St. Joseph's Kindergarten, Stockholm |
Kindergarten work |
|
150 |
|
Los Angeles Pub. Library, Los Angeles |
Books and catalogues |
|
|
|
Overland Monthly Pub. Co., San Francisco |
Original illustrations and halftones |
|
|
|
O'Hara, Miss Lillian, San Francisco |
Wood etching and leather |
|
151 |
|
Steckel, George, Los Angeles |
Platino-types |
|
|
|
Schumacher, F. G., Los Angeles |
Photographs |
|
|
|
Williams & Shepard, San Francisco |
Photographs |
|
152 |
|
Brown, A. Page, San Francisco |
[no item listed] |
|
`158 |
|
Kheling, F. W. & Sons, San Francisco |
The "Columbia" closed back banjos |
M - Ethnology |
|
|
State of California |
Historical collection |
|
|
|
F. F. Rust |
Mealing or grinding stones. For preparing food. |
Colorado |
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A - Agriculture |
1 |
|
Hungarian Flour Mills, Denver |
Flour |
|
|
|
N. J. Benson, Montrose |
Wheat |
|
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|
Geo. Amos, Las Animas |
Wheat |
|
|
|
E. B. Mounell & Son, Montrose |
Wheat |
|
|
|
S. A. Weston, Weston |
Wheat |
|
|
|
J. W. Goss, Hygiene |
Wheat |
|
|
|
F. A. Keenan, Hygiene |
Wheat |
|
|
|
J. J. Beasly, Longmont |
Wheat |
|
|
|
C. Hensley, Durango |
Wheat |
|
|
|
L. M. Campbell, Las Animas |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Sylvester & Sons, Monte Vista |
Wheat, Oats |
|
|
|
Robt. Lewis, Monte Vista |
Wheat |
|
|
|
R. J. Patterson, Sterling |
Wheat, Barley. |
|
|
|
J. P. Coe, Stonewall |
Wheat |
|
|
|
J. B. Jones, Montrose |
Wheat |
|
|
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Peter Brown, Greeley |
Wheat, Oats |
|
|
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C. A. Pound, Monte Vista |
Wheat, Barley. |
|
|
|
D. Leathene, Lamar |
Wheat |
|
|
|
D. L. Trasey, Hygiene |
Wheat |
|
|
|
N. E. Benson, Montrose |
Wheat |
|
|
|
H. C. Adams, Las Animas |
Wheat |
|
|
|
D. O. Moore, Montrose |
Wheat |
|
|
|
N. E. Burkdoll, Monte Vista |
Wheat |
|
|
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J. P. Johnston, Grand Junction |
Wheat |
|
|
|
G. M. Perkins, Hygiene |
Wheat |
|
|
|
J. S. McClelland, Ft. Collins |
Oats, Wheat, Barley |
|
|
|
Allen Ramsay, Greeley |
Wheat, Oats, Barley |
|
|
|
D. C. Travis, San Isabel |
Wheat, Oats, Barley |
|
|
|
J. H. Crawley, Rocky Ford |
Wheat, Oats |
|
|
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Henry Berry, Beulah |
Wheat, Oats |
|
|
|
C. C. Collins, Longmont |
Wheat |
|
|
|
M. Paraschok, Hygiene |
Wheat |
|
|
|
D. L. Tracey, Ni Wot |
Wheat |
|
|
|
F. M. McVay, Las Animas |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Frank Leach, Grand Junction |
Oats |
|
|
|
N. R. Hixon, Montrose |
Oats |
|
|
|
H. T. Ayers, Montrose |
Oats |
|
|
|
J. H. Myr, Montrose |
Oats |
|
|
|
T. B. Koen, Lamar |
Oats |
|
|
|
W. Boyd, Rocky Ford |
Oats |
|
|
|
F. Bicktlet, Longmont |
Oats |
|
|
|
C. Trew, Durango |
Oats |
|
|
|
Steel & Malone, Rocky Ford |
Oats, Corn |
|
|
|
J. H. Eperson, Durango |
Oats |
|
|
|
M. B. Parmetter, Ft. Collins |
Oats |
|
|
|
N. E. Titsell, Sterling |
Oats |
|
|
|
L. T. Brooks, Elizabeth |
Oats |
|
|
|
F. A. Doepke, Castle Rock |
Oats |
|
|
|
H. A. Endsley, Montrose |
Oats |
|
|
|
T. M. Berry, Beulah |
Corn, Rye |
|
|
|
J. S. Kain, Rocky Ford |
Corn |
|
|
|
A. H. Hyer, Rocky Ford |
Corn |
|
|
|
Fred Beerhart, Sterling |
Corn |
|
|
|
Vogtle & Hoffman, Lamar |
Barley |
|
|
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Mrs. Warren, Durango |
Barley |
|
|
|
T. J. Bishop, Monument |
Barley |
|
|
|
J. W. Thompson, Greeley |
Rye |
|
|
|
State of Colorado |
Clover and alfalfa |
|
|
|
C. S. Crandall, Ft. Collins |
Grasses |
|
|
|
C. M. Brose, Ft. Collins |
Grasses |
|
4 |
|
J. Rothschilds, Greeley |
Potatoes |
|
|
|
H. C. Nelson, Greeley |
Potatoes |
|
9 |
|
State Ex. Station, Ft. Collins |
Cotton |
|
|
|
D. L. Tracey, Ni Wot |
Flax straw |
|
|
|
Agricultural College, Ft. Collins |
Wool |
|
10 |
|
Manitou Mineral Water Co., Manitou |
Manitou mineral water & salts from Manitou water |
|
12 |
|
A. Coors, Golden |
Select beer and extra golden stout (Porter) |
|
|
|
The C. A. Lammers Bottling Co., Denver |
Bottled beer |
|
14 |
|
State of Colorado |
Soils of Colorado |
|
18 |
|
P. A. Balcom Soap Co., Denver |
Geyserite toilet soap |
|
|
|
State of Colorado |
Flaxseed |
A - Forestry |
19 |
|
State Agricultural College, Ft. Collins |
Collection of wood sections, seeds, plants, flowers, etc. |
B - Horticulture |
20 |
|
Colorado State, Denver |
Collection of grapes |
|
21 |
|
Colorado State, Denver |
Collection of apples (crop of '92 and '93) and stone fruits |
|
|
|
W. S. Coburn (no P. O.) |
Collection of apples |
|
|
|
S. Wade (no P. O.) |
Collection of apples |
|
|
|
John Lock, Canon City |
Collection of apples |
|
|
|
Women's Board of Colorado, Denver |
Jams, jellies and canned goods |
|
22 |
|
Miss G. B. Walker, Castle Rock |
Herbarium |
|
|
|
Women's Board of Colorado, Denver |
Herbarium |
|
23 |
|
The Kuner Pickle Co., Denver |
Pickles, catsup, etc. |
|
|
|
The Butters Mfg. Co., Denver |
Preserves, jellies and pickles |
E - Mines and Mining |
42 |
|
State of Colorado |
Mineral resources and ores |
|
|
|
Reynolds, F. A., Canon City |
Petzite, gold & silver telluride |
|
|
|
State of Colorado for Breckenridge Gold Camp, Breckenridge |
Gold, crystallized and wired |
|
|
|
San Miguel Co., Telluride |
Gold and silver ore of San Miguel County |
|
|
|
Crystal River Mining Co., Gunnison |
Brittle silver ore, rhodocrocite and Stephanite |
|
|
|
Forest Queen, Irwin |
Ruby, silver and Galena ores |
|
|
|
Pitkin Co. (no P. O.) |
Native silver, 95% pure |
|
|
|
State of Colorado, Lake City |
Gold, silver & lead ores |
|
|
|
State School of Mines, Golden |
Colorado minerals |
|
|
|
Walker, Willis, Castle Rock |
Silicified wood & agates (polished) |
|
|
|
Cotton, Mrs. A. L., Silverton |
Minerals & ores |
|
|
|
Essig, E. J. (no P. O.) |
Smoky topaz |
|
43 |
|
United Coal Company, Denver |
Bituminous coal |
|
|
|
Canon City Coal Co., Canon City |
Bituminous coal |
|
|
|
Southwestern Coal Co., Durango |
Bituminous coal |
|
|
|
San Juan Coal Co., Durango |
Bituminous coal |
|
|
|
Colorado Steel and Iron Co., Denver |
Coal |
|
44 |
|
State of Colorado, Denver |
Building stone |
|
|
|
Colorado Marble & Mining Co., Denver |
Building stone & white marble |
|
|
|
American Red S. Stone Co., Denver |
Building stone & red sandstone |
|
|
|
Kelley, D. J., Denver |
Building stone & red variegated marble |
|
|
|
Martin & Gray, Denver |
Building stone & cotapaxi gray granite |
|
|
|
Ackroyd, E., Denver |
Building stone, gray |
|
|
|
Sites & Buel, Denver |
Building stone & St. Vrain red sandstone |
|
|
|
Greenlee & Sons, Denver |
Building stone & red sandstone |
|
|
|
Geddis & Serrie, Denver |
Building stone & Platte Canon gray granite |
|
|
|
Castle Rock Stone Co., Denver |
Building stone, lava, blue, white and pink |
|
|
|
Ladies of La Platte Co., Denver |
Bust and pedestal of pink sandstone |
|
45 |
|
Colorado Turkey Honestone Co., Denver |
Grindstones, hones & whetstones |
|
46 |
|
Golden Pressed Fire Brick Co., Golden |
Clays and bricks |
|
|
|
Hoyt, C. P., Golden |
Fire-clay and Kaolin |
|
47 |
|
Sills, C. T., Gunnison |
Lime, raw and burned |
|
53 |
|
American Zinc & Lead Co., Canon City |
Crude and refined products of zinc |
|
55 |
|
Granger, A. P., Denver |
Granger roller stamp mill. Granger dry ore separator. |
|
56 |
|
The Gold & Silver Extraction M. & M. Co., Denver |
The MacArthur Forest Process |
|
67 |
|
Colorado Scientific Society, Denver |
Colorado Scientific Society reports from 1883 |
|
|
|
State School of mines, Colorado |
Colorado coal deposits |
|
|
|
Van Diest, P. H., Denver |
Maps of Colorado land areas |
|
|
|
Fish, Rachel J., Denver |
Mining claims surveys made by women |
|
|
|
State School of Mines |
Lake geology of Colorado coal deposits |
F - Machinery |
69 |
|
Davis-Creswell Mfg. Co., Denver |
Plumbers and steam fitters supplies |
|
71 |
|
Wiswall & Davis, Longmont |
Automatic blacksmith foot hammer |
G - Transportation |
83 |
|
Gallup & Frazier, S. C., Pueblo |
Cowboy saddles, cowgirl saddles, and overalls |
H - Manufactures |
89 |
|
Denver Paper Mills, Denver |
Material for mfg. of paper |
|
91 |
|
Phillips, Miss L. V., Denver |
Painted china |
|
|
|
Bushnell, Mrs. Geo., Denver |
Decorated china |
|
|
|
Case, Mrs. M. B., Denver |
Decorated china |
|
|
|
Failing, Ada T., Denver |
Decorated china |
|
|
|
Perkins, Mrs. E. S., Denver |
Decorated china |
|
|
|
Miller, Miss Ida, Denver |
Decorated china |
|
|
|
Johnson, Mrs. Egbert, Denver |
Decorated china |
|
|
|
Brown, Miss Jennie, Denver |
Decorated china |
|
|
|
Covey, Mrs., Pueblo |
Decorated china |
|
|
|
Olmstead, Mrs. Clarence, Denver |
Decorated china |
|
96 |
|
Lipscomb, Miss Lucie, Denver |
Carved wood |
|
102 |
|
Overland Cotton Mills, Denver |
Sheetings |
|
103 |
|
Midland Woolen Mills Co., Denver |
Blankets |
|
104 |
|
Wright & Co., R. C., Denver |
Overcoat |
|
106 |
|
Besuzzi, Miss, Denver |
Embroidered screens |
|
|
|
Cutter, Miss Ednah M., Denver |
Lace handkerchief |
|
|
|
Campbell Smith, Mrs. Marie, Boulder |
Infants dress |
|
|
|
Skewes, Rosa Meeker, Greeley |
Black lace bertha |
|
|
|
Conive, Miss, Aspen |
Infants dress |
|
|
|
Smith, Mrs. N. K., Aspen |
Infants dress, knitted lace |
|
|
|
Deitz, Mrs. Anna F., Denver |
Handmade lace |
L - Liberal Arts |
149 |
|
Coy, Jackson & Van Diest, Denver |
Contour map of Colorado |
|
|
|
Carter, Charles M., Denver |
Desk easel |
|
|
|
Colorado State School of Mines, Denver |
Drawings, publications and photos |
|
|
|
Denver Diocese, Denver |
Class work from 17 schools |
|
|
|
Denison, Charles, Denver |
Climate maps |
|
|
|
Fulton, N. Z., Gunnison |
Cube box |
|
|
|
Loretto Academy, Colorado Springs |
Class work |
|
|
|
Mt. St. Scholastica's Academy, Canon City |
Class work |
|
|
|
McDonald, A. J., Denver |
McDonald Globe |
|
|
|
Mitchell, Julia M., Denver |
Alphabet busy work |
|
|
|
Miss Moy Leota, Harris |
Practical working designs for wall paper |
|
|
|
Public School, Boulder |
Manuscript work of various grades |
|
|
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Public School, Colorado Springs |
Model (plaster) of topography of Pikes Peak and vicinity |
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Public School, Denver District, No. 1 |
Volumes of stenographic report of school exercises. Exhibit of music by phonograph. Photos, exterior and interior of school buildings. Mounted work illustrating system of drawing - collective. |
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Public School, Leadville |
Bound volumes, pupils work of all grades |
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Public School, Longmont |
Map drawing |
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Public School, Pueblo |
Manual training woodwork (mounted), working drawings and kindergarten paper work |
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Public Library, Denver |
Library exhibit |
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St. Mary's Academy & other Schools, Denver |
School work |
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Sacred Heart School, Denver |
School work |
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Sacred Heart College, Denver |
School work |
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State of Colorado, Denver |
Educational exhibit |
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School for Deaf and Blind, Colorado Springs |
School work |
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State Agricultural College, Fort Collins |
Mounted manual training (wood and metal) working drawings. Bulletins of experiment stations and photos. |
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State Normal School, Greeley |
Vols. (manuscript drawings). Sloyd Kindergarten High School etc. |
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Work, C. T., Greeley |
Sloyd desk top |
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151 |
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Photograph & Pub. Co., Denver |
Photographic views of landscape |
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Rothberger, A., Denver |
Photographs |
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152 |
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Wendell, H. T. E., Denver |
Colorado State Building |
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Wolfenden, J. H., Highlands |
Window bead fastener |
M - Ethnology |
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State of Colorado |
Entomological collection. Collection from Cliff & Mesa Ruins of Colorado. Skulls of Cliff and Mesa Dwellers. Navajo Hogan and family of Navajos. |
Connecticut |
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A - Agriculture |
1 |
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Chalker, S. A., Saybrook |
Corn |
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Sturgis, James, Wilton |
Corn |
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Thrall, A. O., Vernon Center |
Corn |
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Brooks, Jasper S., Moodus |
Corn |
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Warren, Arnold, So. Coventry |
Corn - Rye. |
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Atkins, J. C., Westfield |
Corn |
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Demming, Chauncey, Farmington |
Corn |
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Hubbard, John B., Guilford |
Corn |
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Wilcox, Richard C., Guilford |
Corn |
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Charles Wolcott & Son, Wethersfield |
Wheat |
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C. M. Beach, West Hartford |
Wheat |
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H. S. Baldwin, Meriden |
Buckwheat |
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J. R. Campbell, Wallingford |
Buckwheat |
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A. P. Textus, East Morris |
Popcorn |
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4 |
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E. C. Warner, North Haven |
Potatoes |
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George W. Harris, Wethersfield |
Potatoes |
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6 |
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Imperial Granum Company, New Haven |
Imperial Granum |
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7 |
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Windsor Creamery Co., Windsor |
Butter |
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Ellington Creamery Co., Melrose |
Butter |
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Lebanon Creamery Co., Lebanon |
Butter |
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Wapping Creamery Co., Wapping |
Butter |
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Glastonburg [Glastonbury] Creamery, Glastonburg [Glastonbury] |
Butter |
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Cromwell Creamery Asso., Cromwell |
Butter |
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Edward Norton, Goshen |
Butter |
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J. B. Sanford, Reddington |
Butter |
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Plainville Creamery Co., Plainville |
Butter |
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Andover Creamery Co., Andover |
Butter |
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Springbrook Creamery Co., Plainville |
Butter |
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Vernon Creamery Co., Vernon |
Butter |
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E. Stevens Henry, Rockville |
Butter |
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Henry Avery, Talcottville |
Butter |
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Eastford Creamery Co., Eastford |
Butter |
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Silas A. Gridley, Ferryville |
Butter |
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H. A. Huntington, Higganum |
Butter |
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Geo. E. Morse, Cheshire |
Butter |
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Geo. A. Miner, Bristol |
Butter |
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8 |
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New England Tobacco Assoc., East Hartford |
Collective award of leaf tobacco |
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16 |
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Cutaway Harrow Co., Higganum |
Plows, harrows and cultivators |
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18 |
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The Ostrom & Lincoln Co., Bridgeport |
Toilet soaps, stands, brackets, and hangers for anchored soap |
C - Live Stock |
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A. F. Williams, Bristol |
Incubators. "Monitor." Brooder |
D - Fish & Fisheries |
39 |
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The Horton Mfg. Co., Bristol |
Fishing rods |
H - Manufactures |
87 |
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Williams, J. B. Co., Glastonbury |
Shaving soaps |
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88 |
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Bridgeport Wood Finishing Co., New Milford |
Wheelers. Patent Wood Filler. Breinigs Lithogern. Silicate Paints. |
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90 |
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New Haven Chair Co., New Haven |
Fancy chairs |
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Meriden Curtain & Fixture Co., Meriden |
Shade exhibition. Rollers. Shade. Meriden Shade Fringes. Meriden Opaque Shade Cloth |
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95 |
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Gibbs, Miss Maud, Connecticut (Brooklyn N. Y.) |
Stained glass window |
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97 |
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Holmes & Edwards Silver Co., Bridgeport |
Silver plated spoons. Silver plated forks. Silver plated table flat ware |
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Meriden Brittania Co., Meriden |
Artistic display. Silver plated hollow ware. Works of art. Hollow ware in nickel |
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Wm. Roger Mfg. Co., Hartford |
Silver plated ware. Silver plated knives. Silver plated forks |
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Meriden Brittania Co., Meriden |
Silver plated knives, forks and spoons |
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Holmes & Edwards, Bridgeport |
Electro silver plated steel knives |
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99 |
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The Waterbury Watch Co., Waterbury |
Artistic display. General exhibit. Century clock. Duplex watches |
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100 |
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The Brainard & Armstrong Co., New London |
Spool knitting, crochet wash & embroidery silks. Machine twist |
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Chenry Bros., S. Manchester |
Plain, printed & figured dress silks, velvets, plushes, spun silk, spun silk fabrics, printed and plain pongee, upholstering silks, decorative silks |
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102 |
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Grosvenor Dale & Co., Grosvenor Dale |
Bleached cotton goods. Jaconets. |
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Glasgo Lace Thread Co., Glasgo |
Threads for fancy work |
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Morse Mills, Putnam |
Bleached muslin |
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Nightingale Mills, Putman |
Bleached muslin |
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Powhatan Mills, Putnam |
Bleached muslin. Brown muslin. |
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Williamsville Mfg. Co., Killingly |
Bleached muslin. Brown muslin. |
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Monehasset [Monohasset?] Mfg. Co., Putman |
Bleached muslin |
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Williamantic Linen Co., Hartford |
Spool cotton |
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103 |
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American Hosiery Co., New Britain |
Cotton woolens. Merino hosiery. Silk hosiery. Underwear. |
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The American Mills Co., Rockville |
Kerseys for men's wear |
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Broad Brook Co., Broad Brook |
Beavers. Cheviots. Kerseys |
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Clinton Mills Co., Norwich |
Cassimeres |
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Glastonbury Knitting Co., Addison |
Knitted underwear |
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Hockanum Co., Rockville |
Fancy cassimeres. Worsted suitings & coatings. |
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F. Milner & Co., Woosup |
Fancy cassimeres |
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Monohasset Mfg. Co., Putman |
Bleached muslins |
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New England Co., Rockville |
Fancy cassimeres. Worsted coatings and suitings. |
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Rock Mfg. Co., Rockville |
Worsted coatings & suitings. |
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The Read Carpet Co., Bridgeport |
Carpets |
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The Springville Co., Rockville |
Fancy cassimeres. Worsted coatings & suitings. |
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Broad Brook Co., Broad Brook |
Irish frieze cloth |
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Norwich Woolen Co., Norwich |
Flannels |
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The Rock Mfg. Co., Rockville |
Fancy cassimeres |
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104 |
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Bridgeport Elastic Web Co., Bridgeport |
Elastic goring & webbing |
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Wm. C. Wiley, Hartford |
Leggings. Soles |
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Canfield Rubber Co., Bridgeport |
Seamless rubber dress shields |
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106 |
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Butler, Mrs. T. H., Bridgeport |
Art embroidery |
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Wilson, Lillian A. B., Meriden |
Needlework |
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Smith, Jessie Ives, New Haven |
Embroidery |
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New England Pin Co., Winsted |
Pins |
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107 |
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Buess, T. D., Meriden |
Picture of S. S. Elbe in human hair |
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109 |
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Goodyear Metallic Rubber Co., Naugatuck |
Rubber foot wear |
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110 |
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Ives Blakeslie & Williams Co., Bridgeport |
Toys, clock work, electrical work, straw work |
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113 |
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Bridgeport Gun Implement Co., Bridgeport |
Gun implements. Foster auger bits. Loading machinery of all kinds. |
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Colts Patent Fire Arms Mfg. Co., Hartford |
Fire arms |
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Ideal Mfg. Co., New Haven |
Implements for re-loading cartridges. Shells for rifles, pistols and shot guns. Powder flasks. Bullet moulds |
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Parker Bros., Meriden |
Breech loading shot guns |
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Union Metallic Cartridge Co., Bridgeport |
Metallic ammunition |
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Winchester Repeating Arms Co., New Haven |
Small arms military. Sporting & hunting fire arms. Ammunition, cartridge, re-loading implements |
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The Marlin Fire Arms Co., New Haven |
Sporting & hunting fire arms. |
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114 |
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American Automatic Lighting Co., Meriden |
Lighting system |
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116 |
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Chapman Mfg. Co., Meriden |
Hardware specialties. Silver, gold and nickel tea bells. Sleigh & telephone bells. Dog collars. |
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118 |
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Capewell Horse Nail Co., Hartford |
Horse shoe nails |
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119 |
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Capewell, G. J., Hartford |
Combined hammer & tack puller |
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Eagle Lock Co., Terryville |
Locks |
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Hobart B. Ives & Co., New Haven |
Sash locks |
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Russel & Erwine Mfg. Co., New Britain |
Builders’ hardware. House furnishing goods. Screws, bolts & nails. Carpenter tools. |
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Stanley Rule & Level Co., New Britain |
Carpenter tools |
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Stanley Works, New Britain |
Builders' and cabinet hardware |
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Cutancy Horner Co., Higganum |
Wagon locks |
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Capewell, G. J., Hartford |
Improved nail puller |
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M. B. Schenck & Co., Meriden |
Castors for furniture & trucks |
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120 |
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Randolph & Clowes, Waterbury |
Boilers & brass kettles |
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121 |
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New Haven Car Registry Co., New Haven |
Fare registers for R. R. |
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Sheldon, Elizabeth B., New Haven |
Connecticut room and interior decorations |
G - Transportation |
80 |
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Yale & Towne Mfg. Co., Stamford |
Locomotive crane |
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83 |
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Dann Bros. & Co., New Haven |
Bent wood |
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B. Manville & Co., New Haven |
Brougham |
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New Haven Carriage Co., New Haven |
Six passenger breaks. Newport cabriolet & platform spider |
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H. G. Shepard & Sons, New Haven |
Bent carriage woodwork |
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Smith, H. D., Plantsville |
Carriage, wagon. sleigh & bicycle forgings |
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Kent, S. W., Meriden |
Horse ice-calks |
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White Mfg. Co., Bridgeport |
Carriage lamps & mountings |
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Bridgeport Chain Co., Bridgeport |
Chains |
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C. Cowles & Co., New Haven |
Carriage coach lamp |
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85 |
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Wilcox, Crittenden & Co., Middletown |
Marine hardware |
|
86 |
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American Publishing Co., Hartford |
Water color painting of vessels in U. S. Navy |
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Winchester Repeating Arms Co., New Haven |
Small arms for naval use. Cannon and small arm ammunition. |
F - Machinery |
69 |
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Bushnell, G. H. & Co., Thompsonville |
Filter process |
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Case, J. F. Engine Co., New Britain |
20 H. P. engine |
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Hayden & Derby Mfg. Co., Bridgeport |
Injectors |
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National Pipe Bending Co., New Haven |
National feed water heater |
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Pratt & Whitney, Hartford |
Automatic machines for weighing granular material |
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Yale & Towne Mfg. Co., Stamford |
Differential pulley blocks. Screw hoisting blocks. Safety double lifts, pillar cranes, safety winches, crabs, sustaining tripods. Electric traveling crane. Triplex spur gear blocks |
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71 |
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Armstrong Mfg. Co., Bridgeport |
Armstrong pipe threading machine |
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Billings & Spenser Co., Hartford |
Machinists’ tools & drop forgings. Box opener |
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Curtis & Curtis, Bridgeport |
Thread machine & die stock |
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Hendy Machine Co., Torrington |
Planers, engine lathes, pillar shapers |
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Horton, E. & Sons Co., Windsor Locks |
Chucks |
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Peck, Stowe & Wilcox Co., Southington |
Tinsmith tools, bench tools, meat cutter. Machine for cutting and folding tin |
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Parker, Chas. & Co., Meriden |
Machinists vises |
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Pratt & Whitney, Hartford |
Collection of machine tools. Standard measuring machines & standard gauges |
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Pratt & Whitney, Hartford |
Miscellaneous small tools for machinists use |
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Quint, A., Hartford |
Quints turret drill |
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72 |
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Atwood Machine Co., Stonington |
Display of machinery for handling silk |
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Williamantic Linen Co., Hartford |
Cotton thread machinery |
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Farrell, F. & M. Co., Ansonia |
Calendar rolls used in paper making |
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74 |
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Babcock Printing Press Mfg. Co., New London |
Power printing presses |
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Brown, R. H. & Co., New Haven |
Wire stitching machine |
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Smythe Mfg. Co., Hartford |
Smythe thread book sewing machine |
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Thorne Type Setting Machine Co., Hartford |
Type setting machine |
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77 |
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Bristols Mfg. Co., Waterbury |
Recording gauges for pressure, temperature & electricity and belt fastenings |
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Pratt & Whitney, Hartford |
Thurston torsion machine & Thurston oil tester |
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79 |
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Harrison, Leonard D., New Haven |
Portable grinding mills |
E - Mines and Mining |
44 |
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Shaler & Hall Quarry Co., Portland |
Building stone |
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New England Brownstone Co., Cromwell |
Brown sandstone |
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51 |
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Randolph & Clowes, Waterbury |
Sheet copper and brass. Brazed brass tubes & mouldings seamless drawn copper tubes |
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67 |
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J. D. & E. S. Dana, Yale College |
140 volumes Journal of Science |
L - Liberal Arts |
147 |
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State Board of Health, New Haven |
Charts, maps and reports |
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149 |
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Board of Education, Hartford |
Complete work of Hon. Henry Barnard |
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Norwich Normal School, Norwich |
Charts showing course of study, method in teaching &c. |
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Public Schools, Bristol |
School work |
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Public Training Schools, Bridgeport |
Charts illustrating plans and methods of city training schools |
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Public Schools, Bridgeport |
School work |
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Public Schools, Bridgeport |
High school work |
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Public Schools, Hartford |
School work |
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Public Schools, Middletown |
School work |
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Public Schools, Middletown |
School work |
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Public Schools, New Britain |
School work |
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Public School, New Haven |
School work (Elementary grades) |
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Public Schools, New Haven |
High school work |
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Public Schools, Norwich |
Portfolio children's work |
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Public Schools, Norwich |
Public school work |
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Public Schools, Waterbury |
School work |
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Public Schools, Stamford |
School work |
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Stamford High School, Stamford |
Bound vols. pupils work |
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Torrington Public School, Hartford |
School work |
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Ripley, Miss C. E., Hartford |
Original designs of wall paper |
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State Board of Education, Hartford |
Set of Connecticut Educational Reports |
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Willimantic Normal Training School, Willimantic |
Charts pupils drawing illustrating lessons in other branches |
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Yale University, New Haven |
Collection photographs and charts illustrating equipment and work |
|
151 |
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Kendall, Mrs. Maria H., Norfolk |
Photos |
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152 |
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Nelson, Abiel W., New London |
Improved Policeman's club |
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153 |
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Yale & Towne Mfg. Co., Stamford |
Post office equipment |
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154 |
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Lightening Check Punch Co., Bridgeport |
Lightening Check Punch |
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158 |
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Steinert, M., New Haven |
Loan collection of keyed and stringed instruments |
K - Fine Arts |
140. Oil Painting |
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Davis, Charles H. |
Mystic. Abandoned. Summer Morning. April. On the New England Coast. The Valley. A Winter Evening. |
J - Electricity |
125 |
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Mather Electric Co., Manchester |
Class 765 - Dynamos and motors, ring type, direct current and constant potential. Class 765 - Dynamos, multiplied power generators, direct current and constant potential |
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126 |
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Bryant Electric Co., Bridgeport |
Class 769 - Snap switches |
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Carpenter Enamel Rheostat Co., Bridgeport |
Class 769 - Rheostats |
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Mather Electric Co., Manchester |
Class 770 - Automatic circuit breaker |
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Hart & Hegrman Mfg. Co., Hartford |
Class 769 - Snap switches |
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127 |
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Eddy Electric Manufacturing Co., Windsor |
Class 773 - Motors, direct current and constant potential |
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137 |
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Wm. Wallace, Ansonia |
Class 816 - Historical electric light exhibit |
M - Ethnology |
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E. H. Williams |
Stone implements |
Delaware |
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B - Horticulture |
21 |
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Smith & Painter, Wilmington |
Natural fruit juices |
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A. N. Brown, Wyoming |
Collection of apples |
C - Live Stock |
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Von Culin Incubator Co., Delaware City |
Incubators. Egg tester. Brooder |
H - Manufactures |
90 |
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Kelly, Miss C. B., Wilmington |
Decorated oak ceiling |
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91 |
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Beaman, Miss, Wilmington |
Decorated china |
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103 |
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The Kiamenso Woolen Co., Stanton |
Kerseys |
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106 |
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Warner, Mrs. A. R., Wilmington |
Embroidery |
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Kittinger, Mrs. F. R., Wilmington |
Applied work from Delaware |
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Barnard, Miss Esther, Wilmington |
Drawn work |
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Housefield, Mrs., Wilmington |
Needlework done in 1800 |
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Jeffries, Laura, Wilmington |
Center piece & doylies |
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Kittinger, Fannie E., Wilmington |
Embrd. bed spread. Table covers and towels. |
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Mendenhall, Mrs. Henry, Wilmington |
Tea cloth, doylies and centerpiece |
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Mendenhall, Mrs. John, Wilmington |
Embroidery |
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Porter, Mrs. Willard H., Wilmington |
Embroidery made in 1799 |
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Pusey, Miss Hannah, Wilmington |
Dress front |
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Richardson, Miss Agnes, Wilmington |
Curtains & center pieces |
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Smith, Mrs. E., Wilmington |
Doylies & bedspread &c. |
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Trump, Miss May, Wilmington |
Embroidery |
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Warner, Mrs. Annie R., Wilmington |
Embroidery done in 1770 |
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Warner, Mrs. E. T., Wilmington |
Brass front, mats, cushion &c. |
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Dure, Miss Helen, Wilmington |
Center piece, doylies, aprons &c |
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Webb, Mrs. F., Wilmington |
India ink, markings |
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Flinn, Miss A., Wilmington |
Center piece |
F - Machinery |
71 |
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Hilles & Jones Company, Wilmington |
Shears and punches. #4 plate planing machine. #4 vertical milling machine. #2 plate straightening rolls. |
G - Transportation |
80 |
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Harlan & Hollingsworth, Wilmington |
Official car for Argentine Republic |
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83 |
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Harlan & Hollingsworth, Wilmington |
Vessel models and pictures |
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Thos. Drein & Son, Wilmington |
Cork life preservers. Ring buoys & metallic raft for passenger steamers. |
K - Fine Arts |
144. Miscellaneous Drawings |
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Pyle, Howard, Wilmington |
Black and white in oil. In the Valley. 1. In the Valley. 2. The Oak of Geismar. Gambetta Proclaiming the Republic. A moment later there was a great hammering at the door. Indian woman saving the life of John Brown. Along the Canal in old Manhattan. They used to drill every evening (Black & White) |
M - Ethnology |
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State of Delaware |
Colonial exhibit historical collection |
Florida |
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A - Agriculture |
1 |
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Disston Okeechobee Drainage Co., Kissimmee |
Rice |
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3 |
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Okeechobee Drainage Co., Kissimmee |
Sugar Cane |
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Disston Okeechobee Drainage Co., Kissimmee |
Sugar |
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9 |
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Okeechobee Drainage Co., Kissimmee |
Sisal hemp fibre, Jute fibre, palmetto fibre, Sisal hemp plant |
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H. F. Dutton & Co., Gainesville |
Cotton |
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11 |
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Disston Okeechobee Drainage Co., Kissimmee |
Cassava plant for production of alcohol |
|
14 |
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Disston Okeechobee Drainage Co., Kissimmee |
Soil display; sample of reclaimed soil |
A - Forestry |
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Disston Land & Drainage Co., Kissimmee |
Specimens of wood |
B - Horticulture |
21 |
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J. A. Baird, De Land |
Oranges |
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Guy J. Metcalfe, Juno |
Pineapples |
|
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Mrs. R. L. Jamison, Jacksonville |
Preserves, jellies and marmalades |
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W. F. Spurlin, St. Petersburg |
Orange vine and curacao |
E - Mines & Mining |
48 |
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Turman, Solon B., Tampa |
Phosphates |
L - Liberal Arts |
149 |
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Florida Normal and Industrial School (colored), Tallahassee |
Wood work |
|
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Public Schools, Escambia County |
School work in all grades |
|
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Public Schools (colored), Jacksonville |
Examination papers |
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Public Schools, Orange County |
School work |
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Public Schools, Palatka |
Manuscript work in Language, Arithmetic, Algebra, Geography, etc. |
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Public Schools (colored), St. Augustine |
Pupils work |
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Public Schools, St. Augustine |
Kindergarten work |
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Public Schools, St. Augustine |
Pupils work |
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Public Schools (High School), St. Augustine |
Pupils work |
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State of Florida, State Superintendent |
Educational exhibit of public schools |
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St. Joseph's Academy, St. Augustine |
Class work, art, etc. |
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Volusia County Normal School, De Land |
Work of pupils |
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Volusia County, Enterprise |
Miscellaneous school work |
Georgia |
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B - Horticulture |
21 |
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Albaugh Georgia Fruit Co., Ft. Valley |
Peaches |
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23 |
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Ohio Fruit and Land Co., Ft. Valley |
Watermelons in variety |
F - Machinery |
73 |
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De Loach Mill Mfg. Co., Atlanta |
Saw mill with circular saw |
L - Liberal Arts |
149 |
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Atlanta University, Atlanta |
Students work |
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Clark University, Atlanta |
Students work |
Idaho |
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A - Forestry |
19 |
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State of Idaho |
Collection of tree sections |
B - Horticulture |
20 |
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Idaho State, Boise |
Grapes |
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21 |
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Hopper John, Cameron |
Apples |
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Idaho State, Boise |
Apples, plums and pears |
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Idaho State, Boise |
Prunes |
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Idaho State. Boise |
Fruits in solution |
E - Mines and Mining |
42 |
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Snake River Opal Mine, Nampa |
Fire and peacock opals |
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De Lamar Mining Company, De Lamar |
Argentite |
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State of Idaho, Boise City |
Silver ores |
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Ladies of Moscow, Moscow |
Inlaid work, gold and silver |
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Ramshorn & Skylark Mines |
Polybasite |
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Bunker & Sullivan Mine |
Galena |
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46 |
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Albany Falls, Idaho |
Pressed brick |
L - Liberal Arts |
149 |
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St. Aloysius' Academy, Lewiston |
Clay models, maps, drawings and embroidery |
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152 |
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Cutter and Poets, Spokane |
Idaho State Building |
Illinois |
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A - Agriculture |
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C. Tridemann Mill Co., O'Fallon |
Flour |
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J. W. Judy, Tallula |
Corn |
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Henry Fry, Metropolis |
Corn |
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T. P. Chester, Champaign |
Collective exhibit of cereals |
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James Stewart, Gary |
Corn |
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J. L. Reed, Delavan |
Corn |
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James R. Jackson, Crystal Lake |
Corn |
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Jesse Worley, El Paso |
Corn on ear |
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Robert Shedden, Parigen Grove |
Collective exhibit of corn |
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Ethbridge Bros., Lanark |
Oats |
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F. E. Bone, Tallula |
Oats |
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A. T. Hartman, Mt. Carroll |
Oats. Grasses |
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A. B. Hastetter, Mt. Carroll |
Oats. Grasses |
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University of Illinois, Champaign |
Oats |
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C. W. Sibley, Bond |
Wheat |
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O. L. Campbell, Knoxville |
Flaxseed |
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Smith Pneumatic Transportation & Storage Co., Chicago |
Steel Silo |
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2 |
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Stein, Hirsch & Co., Chicago |
Laundry Starch |
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Chicago Sugar Refining Co., Chicago |
Food Starch |
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Chicago Maccaroni [sic] Mfg. Co., Illinois |
Italian Pastes |
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Canepa Bros., Chicago |
Italian Pastes |
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Price Baking Powder, Chicago |
Baking Powder |
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E. B. Millar & Co., Chicago |
Cream Tartar |
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E. W. Gillett, Chicago |
Magic Yeast |
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3 |
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Bunte, Frank & Co., Chicago |
Candies |
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Confectioners & Bakers Supply Co., Chicago |
Candies |
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Plows & Co., Chicago |
Candies |
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Chicago Sugar Refinery Co., Chicago |
Glucose, grape sugar. Syrup |
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R. & E. C. Porter, Lewistown |
Porter Bee Escape |
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Charles Dadant & Son, Hamilton |
Beeswax |
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J. T. Brayton, Chicago |
Diaphragm sample of microscopical examinations of bacteria in sugars and syrups |
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W. C. Lyman, Downers Grove |
Extracted Honey Clover |
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5 |
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Robert Shedden, Pingree Grove |
Beans and peas |
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6 |
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Armour & Company, Chicago |
Canned Meats. Canned Soups. Sausages. Meats. Beef Extract. |
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The Fairbank Canning Co. and Nelson Morris & Co., Chicago |
Canned Meats. Meats. Beef Extract. |
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Libby, McNeill & Libby, Chicago |
Canned meats, beef extract, fluid beef |
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Swift & Co., Chicago |
Barreled beef. Barreled Pork. Bacon. |
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Harnett Produce Co., Chicago. |
Sour Kraut. |
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Swift & Co., Chicago |
Ox tongue, sweet pickles, sausages, fresh meats, beef extract |
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Elgin Condensed Milk Co., Chicago |
Sweet condensed milk |
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Helvelia Condensed Milk, Highland |
Evaporated Cream |
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St. Charles Evaporated Cream Co., Highland |
Evaporated Cream |
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T. P. Matzoon Co., Chicago |
Fermented Milk Food |
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Armour & Co., Chicago |
Vigoral, Mince Meat |
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Anglo-American Provision Co., Chicago |
Meats, Bacon, pale cure sausages |
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G. C. Kenyon, Mt. Carroll |
Butter |
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Henry Benson, Kempton |
Butter |
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Wm. Fritz, Mt. Carroll |
Butter |
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A. J. Bates, Harrison |
Butter |
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J. May Bennett, Belvidere |
Butter |
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Mrs. T. Bacon, Wauconda |
Butter |
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James C. Burlingame, Denvan |
Butter |
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W. J. Taylor, Sparland |
Butter |
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J. M. Woods, Gardner |
Butter |
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Mrs. Hubert Blackaway, Ridott |
Butter |
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C. J. Luce, Libertyville |
Butter |
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C. C. Wamsley, Polo |
Butter |
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W. H. Hagerman, Warrenville |
Butter |
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Kaneville Factory, Kaneville |
Butter |
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H. E. Ingalls, Apple River |
Butter |
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R. M. Patrick, Marengo |
Butter |
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Lee Creamery, Lee |
Butter |
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Frank McFarland, Big Rock |
Butter |
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L. P. Harvey, Clare |
Butter |
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W. E. Malden, Stillman Valley |
Butter |
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F. P. Ritchey, Somonauk |
Butter |
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L. Johnson, Stillman Valley |
Butter |
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William Richmond, Waterman |
Butter |
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E. James, Seward |
Butter |
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John Colvin & Co., Kingston |
Butter |
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Cedarville Creamery, Cedarville |
Butter |
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Jno. W. McDonald, Argyle |
Butter |
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B. A. Fillmer, Coal Valley |
Butter |
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H. H. Hopkins, Hinckley |
Butter |
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H. H. Neville, Gray's Lake |
Butter |
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J. H. Segar, Pecatonica |
Butter |
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R. G. Smith, McHenry |
Butter |
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Hinckley Creamery, Hinckley |
Butter |
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Sugar Grove Creamery, Sugar Grove |
Butter |
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T. J. Laird, Tumer |
Butter |
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J. M. Carbaugh, Lanark |
Butter |
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Ball Mound Creamery Co., Herbert |
Butter |
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Shattock Grove Creamery Co., Herbert |
Butter |
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Palace Car Creamery Co., Somonauk |
Butter |
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Edgar Chadwick, Esmond |
Butter |
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W. F. Mack, Winnebago |
Butter |
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E. M. Daven, Harvard |
Butter |
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Edwardsville Creamery Co., Winnebago |
Butter |
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J. G. Spicer, Edelstein |
Butter |
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Palace Car Creamery Co., Sheridan |
Butter |
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Flagg Creamery Co., Flagg |
Butter |
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F. S. Stockwell, Cherry Valley |
Butter |
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Wm. Fleming, Byron |
Butter |
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Fred Barragan, Chemung |
Butter |
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F. A. Carr, Sandwich |
Butter |
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G. S. Carr, Somonauk |
Butter |
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John Carroll, Alden |
Butter |
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L. McDonough, Davis Junction |
Butter |
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W. H. Taylor, Stillman Valley |
Butter |
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Lovejoy Johnson, Stillman Valley |
Butter |
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H. K. South, Clear Creek |
Butter |
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Miss Ida Blackway, Ridott |
Butter |
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Frank E. Goode, Kewanee |
Butter |
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H. R. Murphy, Garden Plain |
Butter |
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J. H. Marshall, Cordova |
Butter |
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J. A. Case, Earlville |
Butter |
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John Casselbury, Mt. Carroll |
Butter |
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Geo. H. Baldwin, Mendon |
Butter |
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J. H. Beveridge, Franks |
Butter |
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George Essington, Kempton |
Butter |
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John Funston, Galena |
Butter |
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D. B. Krighton, Kempton |
Butter |
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Jno. Swaney, Clear Creek |
Butter |
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Charles S. Dale, Crystal Lake |
Butter |
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J. R. Speer, Hanover |
Butter |
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Park H. Hammond, Oneida |
Butter |
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A. B. Bortner, Bloomingdale |
Butter |
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W. J. Madden, Damascus |
Butter |
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Wm. Richmond, Waterman |
Butter |
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Jay Blount, Byron |
Butter |
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John Sloggett, Franklin Grove |
Butter |
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G. S. Likens, Scales Mound |
Butter |
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E. Daven, Harvard |
Butter |
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Shabrona Creamery, Shabrona |
Butter |
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Mayfield Creamery, Mayfield |
Butter |
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E. McDonough, Davis Junction |
Butter |
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McGraw Bros., Chadwick |
Butter |
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C. M. Fosket, Ivanhoe |
Butter |
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J. E. Heise, Barrington |
Butter |
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George Moody, Richmond |
Butter |
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C. M. Gorman, Rockfeller |
Butter |
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H. E. McDonough, Sycamore |
Butter |
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Edward Chadwick, Esmond |
Butter |
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Cedarville Butter & Cheese Company, Cedarville |
Butter |
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Roscoe Wallace, Fielding |
Butter |
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Batavia Farmer's Association, Batavia |
Butter |
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Belvidere Creamery Co., Belvidere |
Butter |
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J. E. Knickerbocker, Hennepin |
Butter |
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J. Woosfold, Granville |
Butter |
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Fred Barrigan, Chemung |
Butter |
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John W. Walmsley, Lilly Lake |
Butter |
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Mrs. J. P. Smith, Freeburg |
Butter |
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C. S. Dole, Crystal Lake |
Butter |
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8 |
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E. B. Miller & Co., Chicago |
Spices |
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C. J. Van Houten & Zoon, Chicago |
Cocoa |
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Kroombs & Co., Chicago |
Granulated Chicory |
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Eugene Vallens & Co., Chicago |
Cigars |
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9 |
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David Bradley Mfg. Co., Chicago |
Champion Cotton Planter |
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Wm. A. Young, Butler |
Wool |
|
11 |
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Lockheart Chemical Co., Chicago |
Flavoring extract. Cider. |
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Burrell Bros., Freeport |
Vinegar |
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12 |
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Cooks Brewing Co., Chicago |
Beer |
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Northwester [sic] Co., Chicago |
Beer |
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14 |
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American Well Works, Aurora |
Steam ditching machine |
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T. Butterworth, Chicago [Quincy] |
Spring Curry Comb |
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W. J. Adams, Joliet |
Portable Granary. Portable Corncrib. |
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Walburn Swenson & Co., Chicago |
Model of Modern beet Sugar house |
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S. S. Davis, Chicago |
Davis automatic driving youl gate |
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International Steel Post Company, Chicago |
Steel fence -- Post and Fencing |
|
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Gilbert & Bennett Mfg. Co., Chicago |
Warm fencing, poultry netting and lawn gates |
|
17 |
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Armour & Co., Chicago |
Gelatine & Glue |
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Swift & Co., Chicago |
Fertilizing materials. Glue |
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Armour & Co., Chicago |
Fertilizing Material |
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18 |
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Anglo-American Provision Co., Chicago |
Lard & lard oils |
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Nelson Morris & Co., Chicago |
Lard in cans |
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Armour & Co., Chicago |
Lard oils - Lard |
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Swift & Company, Chicago |
Lard |
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Columbus Cleansing Co., Chicago |
Silverine |
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National Linseed Oil Co., Chicago |
Oil, Cake Meal |
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Chicago Sugar Refining Co., Chicago |
Corn oil. Cake Meal. |
A - Forestry |
19 |
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A. H. Andrews & Co., Chicago |
Andrews' Lumber Drier |
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Garrison Wood Turning Co., Chicago |
Ornamental & Novelty Wood Turning. Models &c. |
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H. M. Crittenden, Chicago |
Log thawing apparatus |
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Edwin S. Hartwell & Co., Chicago |
Dress dimension shingles |
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Joseph Mathieu, Chicago |
Apparatus for utilizing wood refuse with samples |
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Seamans, Cox & Benedict Co., Chicago |
Collection of cooperage |
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Redlich Mfg. Co., Chicago |
Relief pictures of cork |
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Compound Lumber Co., Chicago |
Veneered hard wood doors |
A - Agriculture |
16 |
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Aermotor Co., Chicago |
Geared aermotor Wind Wheel |
|
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F. C. Austin Mfg. Co., Chicago |
Steam generator, corn & cob mill, food mill, hand & power feed cutter |
|
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David Bradley Mfg. Co., Chicago |
Cultivators and harrow |
|
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Barlow Corn Planter Co., Quincy |
Drill attachment for corn planter & corn planters |
|
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E. J. Behringer, Chicago |
Automatic farm stock feeder, malt cleaning machine |
|
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Collins Plow Co., Quincy |
Plows, steel harrow, baling presses |
|
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Challenge Wind & Feed Mill Co., Batavia |
Wind mills |
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Davis & Rankin, Chicago |
Portable horizontal engine |
|
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Wm. Deering & Co., Chicago |
Models showing advance in harvesting machinery, mowers, reapers & binders, binding twine flex carrier, twine spinner, corn cutters, huskers & loaders |
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Deer & Mansur Co., Moline |
Corn planter, disc harrow & grain drill |
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Deere & Co., Moline |
Walking sulky & gang plows, disc corn lister |
|
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Famous Mfg. Co., Chicago |
Self-tying attachment for baling presses. Baling presses. |
|
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Grand Detour Plow Co., Dixon |
Walking plows, steel harrow, waling cultivator |
|
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Nathan B. Higbee, Chicago |
Oat and grain cleaner |
|
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Hayes Pump & Planter Co., Galva |
Checkrow planter |
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Haworth & Sons, Decatur |
Corn planter |
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J. E. Porter, Ottawa |
Elevator & track |
|
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R. C. Pope, Chicago |
Reversible street roller |
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Sandwich Enterprise Co., Sandwich |
Cultivators, wind mill |
|
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Iwan Bros., Streator |
Drain cleaner, post hole digger, post hole augur |
|
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Keystone Mfg. Co., Sterling |
Hay loader, disc harrow, corn husker & fodder cutter, power corn sheller, corn planter, hand corn planter |
|
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H. M. McCormick Co., Chicago |
Vertical corn binder, steel mower, self-binding harvesters, simple knotter, self-binding corn harvester |
|
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Moline Plow Works, Moline |
Walking gang plow, with riding attachment, flying Dutchman for gang and sulky, plows, Scotch slipper plows, cultivators |
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Stover Mfg. Co., Freeport |
Feed mills, steel wind mill |
|
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Skandia Plow Co., Rockford |
Sulky plow, corn lister, clod breaker, harrow |
|
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Sattley Mfg. Co., Springfield |
Cultivators and riding plow |
|
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Sterling Mfg. Co., Sterling |
Seeders, disc harrow, hay tedder |
|
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U. S. Wind Engine & Pump Co., Batavia |
Wind mills and steel tower |
|
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Western Wheeled Scraper Co., Aurora |
Wheeled scraper, grading road plow, drag scraper, reversible road machine |
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E. B. Winger, Chicago |
Steel wind mill, cable & pipe tower |
|
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Thos. Whitfield, Chicago |
Oat cleaner |
B - Horticulture |
20 |
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Southern Illinois Horticulture Society, Savoy |
Grapes |
|
21 |
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Central Illinois Horticulture Society, Champaign |
Apples (Crop '92) |
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Illinois Horticulture Society, Warsaw |
Apples (crop '92) and stone fruits |
|
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Southern Illinois Horticulture Society, Savoy |
Apples (crop '92 and '93). Pears. Collection of small fruits. |
|
22 |
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Vaughn, J. C., Chicago |
Roses |
|
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Zeremba, Chas. W., Chicago |
Orchids |
|
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Gallagher's Floral Co., Chicago |
Dahlias |
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Vaughn, J. C., Chicago |
Cannas & cyclamen |
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Benham, Fred, Chicago |
Amateurs garden |
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Bechtel, E. A. & Sons, Staunton |
Double flowering crab-apple |
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Fuchs, A., Chicago |
Palms |
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Vaughn, J. C. Chicago |
Bay trees. Cut flowers |
|
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Sheldon, Mrs. C. A., Chicago |
Herbarium |
|
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Palmer, Miss Nettie, Edison Park |
Herbarium |
|
|
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Gilbert & Bennett Mfg. Co., Chicago |
Flower stands & garden fixtures |
|
|
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International Steel Post Co., Chicago |
Ornamental fence |
|
24 |
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Buckbee, H. W., Rockford |
Collection of seeds |
|
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Vaughn, J. C., Chicago |
Collection of garden seeds |
|
25 |
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Ricker, E. H. & Co., Elgin |
Evergreens & decidious [sic] shrubs |
|
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Peterson, P. S., Chicago |
Large trees (transplanted) |
|
|
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Hill, D. Dundee |
Collection of hardy conifers |
|
26 |
|
Grange Judd Farmer, Chicago |
Object lesson in horticulture |
|
|
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Trogdon Judge, Paris |
Transplanting device |
|
|
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Carroll, Wm. C., Chicago |
Spray pump |
|
|
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Glennon & Krause, Chicago |
Lawn mower |
C - Live Stock |
|
|
Mrs. M. A. Hawley, Dixon |
Insect killer |
|
|
|
E. W. Blatchford, Chicago |
Blatchford's stock food |
|
|
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H. W. Axford, Chicago |
Incubator and breeder combined |
|
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T. Butterworth, Chicago |
Bull ringer, ranger sheep protector |
|
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Rel. Incubator & Brooder Co., Quincy |
Incubator & brooder |
|
32. French Trotters |
|
M. W. Dunham, Wayne |
Single stallion to harness. Single mare to harness. Pair mares to harness |
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French Coach |
|
M. W. Dunham, Wayne |
Single stallion to harness. Single mare to harness. Pair stallions to harness. Pair mares to harness |
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35. Americo-Arab |
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M. W. Dunham, Wayne |
Stallion 1 yr. under 2. Mare 4 years or over. Mare under 1. Mare and 2 colts. Mare under 1 |
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26. Percheron |
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M. W. Dunham, Wayne |
Stallion 2 years or over. Stallion 5 years or over. Stallion 4 years under 5. Stallion 3 years under 4. Stallion 3 years under 4. Stallion 2 years under 2. Stallion 1 year under 2. Stallion 1 year under 2. Stallion under 1. Stallion under 1. Stallion and 3 colts. Mare 5 years or over |
|
23. French Coach Horses |
|
M. W. Dunham, Wayne |
Stallion 5 years or over. Stallion 5 years or over. Stallion 4 years under 5. Stallion 4 years under 5. Stallion 3 years under 4. Stallion 3 years under 4. Stallion 2 years under 3. Stallion 2 years under 3. Stallion 1 year under 2. Stallion 1 year under 2. Stallion under 1. Stallion under 1. Stallion & 3 of his colts of either sex under 4. Mare 5 years or over. Mare 5 years or over. Mare 4 years under 5. Mare 4 years under 5. Mare 3 years under 4. Mare 2 years under 3. Mare 1 year under 2. Mare 1 year under 2. Mare under 1. Mare under 1. Mare and 2 of her colts of either sex. Mare and 2 of her colts of either sex. Stallion any age |
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30. French Trotters |
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M. W. Dunham, Wayne |
Stallion 5 years or over. Stallion 5 years or over. Stallion 4 years under 5. Stallion 4 years under 5. Stallion 3 years under 4. Stallion 3 years under 4. Stallion 2 years under 3. Stallion 2 years under 3. Stallion 1 year under 2. Stallion 1 year under 2. Stallion & 3 of his colts. Mare 5 years or over. Mare 5 years or over. Mare 4 years under 5. Mare 3 years under 4. Mare 3 years under 4. Mare 2 years under 3. Mare 1 year under 2. Mare 1 year under 2. Mare under 1. Mare & 2 of her colts. Mare & 2 of her colts. Stallion any age. Mare any age. Collection to consist of 2 stallions & 3 mares |
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29. French Draft |
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M. W. Dunham, Wayne |
Stallion 5 years or over. Stallion 4 years under 5. Stallion 3 years under 4. Stallion 2 years under 3. Stallion 1 year under 2. Stallion under 1. Stallion and 3 colts. Mare 5 years or over. Mare 2 years under 3. Mare 2 years under 3. Mare 1 year under 2. Mare 1 year under 2. Mare under 1. Mare and 2 colts. Stallion any age. Mare any age. Collection, 2 stallions and 3 mares |
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Ed Hodgson, El Paso |
Stallion 5 years or over. Stallion 4 years under 5. Stallion 3 years under 4. Stallion 2 years under 3. Stallion 2 years under 3. Stallion and 3 colts. Mare 5 years or over. Mare 4 years under 5. Mare 3 years under 4. Mare 2 years under 3. Mare 1 year under 2. Mare under 1. Mare and 2 colts. Mare and 2 colts |
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37. Saddle Horses |
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Ed Hodgson, El Paso |
Stallion 3 years under 4. Mare 3 years under 4 |
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J. P. McWilliams, Dwight |
Mare 4 years under 5 |
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23. French Coach Horses |
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J. P. McWilliams, Dwight |
Stallion 2 years under 3. Stallion 1 year under 2. Mare 2 years under 3. Mare 2 years under 3. Mare 1 year under 2 |
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Clydesdales. Special Class |
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Parker Bros., Wyoming |
Stallion 4 years under 5 |
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27. Clydesdales |
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Parker Bros., Wyoming |
Stallion 4 years under 5 |
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Robert Halloway, Alexis |
Stallion 5 years or over. Stallion 4 years under 5. Stallion 3 years under 4. Stallion 2 years under 3. Stallion 1 year under 2. Stallion 1 year under 2. Stallion under 1 year Stallion under 1 year |
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Robert Halloway, Alexis |
Stallion and 3 colts. Stallion 5 years or over. Stallion 5 years or over. Stallion 1 year under 2. Stallion 1 year under 2. Stallion under 1 year. Mare under 1 year. Mare and 2 colts. Mare and 2 colts. Collection 2 stallions & 3 mares |
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Clydesdales. Special Class |
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Robert Halloway, Alexis |
Stallion 4 years under 5. Stallion 4 years under 5. Stallion 4 years under 5. Stallion 3 years under 4. Stallion 3 years under 4. Stallion 2 years under 3. Stallion 1 year under 2. Stallion 1 year under 2. Stallion under 1. Stallion under 1. Mare 5 years or over. Mare 5 years or over. Mare 5 years or over. Mare 4 years under 5. Mare 3 years under 4. Mare 2 years under 3. Mare 1 year under 2. Mare 1 year under 2. Mare under 1. Mare under 1 |
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Clydesdale Horse Society of Great Britain and Ireland |
Offers the following: Best mare bred in America. Best stallion bred in America |
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A. G. Soderburg, Osco |
Mare 3 years under 4 |
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27. Clydesdales |
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A. G. Soderburg, Osco |
Mare 3 years under 4 |
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28. Shires |
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A. G. Soderburg, Osco |
Mare 3 years or over |
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D. F. Dorsey & Sons, Perry |
Stallion 4 years under 5 |
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25. Cleveland Bay Horses |
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D. F. Dorsey & Sons, Perry |
Stallion 3 years under 4 |
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28. Shire |
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Burgess Brothers, Wenona |
Stallion 5 years or over. Stallion 5 years or over. Stallion 4 years under 5. Stallion 3 years under 4. Stallion 2 years under 3. Stallion 1 year under 2. Stallion 1 year under 2. Stallion under 1. Stallion under 1. Stallion and 3 colts. Stallion and 3 colts. Mare 5 years or over. Mare 5 years or over. Mare 4 years under 5. Mare 4 years under 5. Mare 3 years under 4. Mare 2 years under 3. Mare 2 years under 3. Mare 1 year under 2. Mare 1 year under 2. Mare under 1. Mare and 2 colts. Mare and 2 colts. Mare any age - medal. Collection, 2 stallions and 3 mares - medal |
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32. Hackney Horses |
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Burgess Brothers, Wenona |
Stallion under 1 year. Mare 5 years or over |
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Sterricker Bros., Springfield |
Stallion 5 years or over. Stallion 5 years or over. Stallion 3 years under 4 |
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25. Cleveland Bay Horses |
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Sterricker Bros., Springfield |
Stallion 5 years or over. Stallion 5 years or over. Stallion 4 years under 5. Stallion & 3 of his colts. Mare 5 years or over. Mare 3 years under 4. Mare under 1. Mare and 2 of her colts. Stallion any age. Mare any age |
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George E. Brown, Aurora |
Stallion 5 years or over. Stallion 5 years or over. Stallion 4 years under 5. Stallion 4 years under 5. Stallion 3 years under 4. Stallion 2 years under 3. Stallion 1 year under 2. Stallion and 3 of his colts. Mare 5 years or over. Mare 3 years under 4. Mare 3 years under 4. Mare and 3 of her colts |
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28. Shire |
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George E. Brown, Aurora |
Stallion 5 years or over. Stallion 5 years or over. Stallion 4 years under 5. Stallion 3 years under 4. Stallion 3 years under 4. Stallion 2 years under 3. Stallion 2 years under 3. Stallion 1 year under 2. Mare 5 years or over. Mare and 2 colts. Stallion any age. Medal |
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29. French Draft |
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Wm. Fry, El Paso |
Mare 3 years, under 4 |
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Ed Hiller, Ancona |
Stallion 5 years or over. Stallion 4 years under 5. Stallion 1 year under 2. Stallion 1 year under 2. Stallion and 3 colts. Mare 5 years or over. Mare under 1 |
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32. Hackney Horses |
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Chas. G. Munroe, Rushville |
Stallion 4 years under 5 |
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33. Morgan Horses |
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Morgan Horse Co., Carpentersville |
Stallion 3 years under 4. Stallion 1 year under 2. Stallion under 1. Mare 5 years or over. Mare under 1 |
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24. Oldenburg, Hanoverian, Trakehnen and Holstein Coach |
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Ulford Poppen, German Valley |
Stallion 1 year under 2. Stallion 1 year under 2. Stallion under one year. Stallion and 3 colts. Mare 2 years under 2. Mare under 1. Mare and 2 colts. Collection 2 stallions and 3 mares. Medal |
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Oltman Bros., Watseka |
Stallion 4 years under 5. Stallion 2 years under 3. Stallion 2 years under 3. Mare 3 years under 4. Mare 2 years under 3. Mare and 2 colts. Mare 1 year, under 2 |
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37. Saddle Horses |
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C. B. White, Chicago |
Gelding |
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Saddle Horses. Special Class |
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S. J. Powell, Peoria |
Special Park & other fancy gaits. Stallion, mare or gelding any age |
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H. W. Armstrong, Beason |
Gentleman displaying the best horsemanship in saddle |
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W. H. Brown, Chicago |
Gentleman displaying the best horsemanship in saddle |
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Standard Trotters. Special Class |
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Crum Brothers, Literbury |
Pair mares to harness. Medal |
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21. Standard Trotters |
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J. R. Peat & Son, Winchester |
Stallion 5 years or over. Mare 4 years & under 5. Mare 3 years & under 4. Mare 2 years & under 3 |
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Horses, Equipages & Appointments. Special Class |
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J. R. Peat & Son, Winchester |
3 horses abreast, owners to drive - Medal. Mares or geldings or mare and gelding 4 years and over. - Medal |
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Horses, Equipages & Appointments |
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Marmaduke Wood, Chicago |
Mare or gelding shown before a brougham. Fair mares or geldings, or mare and gelding. Fare mares or geldings or mare and gelding 15 hands, 5 inches, lady to drive - Medal |
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W. D. Moore, Chicago |
Pair mares or geldings, or mare and gelding, 16 hands or over, to be shown before victoria. Medal |
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Truck & Delivery Teams. Special Class |
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W. M. Hoyt & Co., Chicago |
3 horse team abreast. Medal |
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Stein Bros. & Co., Chicago |
Single horse. Medal |
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Gage, Down & Co., Chicago |
Best single horse. Medal |
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Marshall Field & Co., Chicago |
Best 4 horse team. Medal |
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Swift & Co., Chicago |
Best pr. of horses. Best 6 horse team. Single horses 2 or more. Pair of horses 2 or more. Medal |
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Ponies in Harness. Special Class |
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Louis F. Swift, Chicago |
Pair of mares or geldings, or mare and gelding. Medal |
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M. Allen Bowen, Chicago |
Mares or gelding above 13 hands and under 14. Medal |
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39. Jacks and Jennets |
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Mason & Hill, Auburn |
Jack 3 years under 4. Jack any age. Medal |
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A. W. Hopkins, Peru |
Jack 2 years under 3. Jack 2 years under 3. Jack 1 year under 2. Jack 1 year under 2 |
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Converse Bros., A. W. Hopkins, and Mason & Hill, Peru |
Jack and 3 of his colts |
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Converse Bros., Springfield |
Jack 4 years under 5. Jack under 1 year. Jennet 5 years or over. Jennet 5 years or over. Jennet 1 year under 2. Jennet and 2 of her colts. Jennet any age |
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Mules. Special Class |
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Converse Bros., Springfield |
Mule under 1. Mule under 1. Pair of mules under 2. |
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12. Polled Durham |
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J. F. & A. C. Burleigh & Dewey, Mason |
Bull 3 years or over. Bull 1 year, under 2. Bull 1 year, under 2. Bull under 1. Bull under 1. Cow 3 years or over. Cow 3 years or over. Heifer 2 yrs. under 3. Heifer 1 year under 2. Heifer 1 year under 2. Heifer under 1. Herd graded by ages. Young herd, 1 bull and 4 heifers under 2. 4 animals either sex under 4 years the get of one sire. Two animals either sex produce of 1 cow. 2 animals either sex produce of 1 cow |
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6. Jersey Cattle |
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Latimer & Miller, Abington |
Bull 2 years under 3. Bull under 1. Heifer 1 year under 2. Heifer under 1. Young herd, consisting of 1 bull and 4 heifers, all under 2 years, bred by exhibitor. 2 animals of either sex, the produce of one cow |
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3. Aberdeen Angus Cattle |
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B. R. Price, Creston |
Bull under 1. Cow 2 years or over. Heifer 2 years under 3. 4 animals either sex, under 4 yrs. the get of one sire. Heifer under 1 |
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J. J. Rogers, Abingdon |
Bull 2 years, under 3. Bull 1 year, under 2. Herd graded by ages. - Young herd, 1 bull and 4 heifers under 2. Bull any age. - Medal |
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5. Devon Cattle |
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John Hudson, Moweaqua |
Bull 3 years or over. Bull 2 years under 3. Bull 2 years under 3. Bull 1 year under 2. Bull 1 year under 2. Bull under 1. Bull under 1. Cow 3 years or over. Cow 3 years or over. Heifer 2 years under 3. Heifer 2 years under 3. Heifer 1 year under 2. Heifer 1 year under 2. Heifer under 1. Herd graded by ages. Herd graded by ages. Young herd, 1 bull and 4 heifers under 2. 4 animals either sex, under 4 years the get of 1 sire. 2 animals either sex produce of one cow. 2 animals either sex produce of 1 cow. Bull any age. - Medal. Cow any age - Medal |
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4. Galloway Cattle |
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S. F. Clarke, Dover |
Bull 3 years or over. Bull 2 years under 3. Bull under 1. Cow 3years or over. Heifer 2 years under 3. Heifer 1 year under 2. Heifer under 1. Herd graded by ages. Young herd. 1 bull and 4 heifers under 2. 4 animals either sex under 4 years, the get of one sire. 2 animals either sex produce of 1 cow |
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2. Hereford Cattle |
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Thomas Clarke, Beecher |
Bull 1 year, under 2. Cow 3 years or over. Heifer 2 years, under 3 |
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Thomas Benjamin, Sugar Grove |
Bull 2 years under 3 |
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H. J. Fluck, Goodenow |
Bull 2 years under 3. Bull under 1 |
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Herefords - Grades and Crosses. Special Class |
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H. J. Fluck, Goodenow |
Steer or spayed heifer 1 year under 2 |
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15. Sweepstakes by Ages |
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W.T. Fluck, Goodenow |
Bull 2 yrs. under 3. Medal |
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14. Brown Swiss Cattle |
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E. M. Barton, Hinsdale |
Bull 2 years or over. Bull 3 years or over. Bull 1 year under 2. Bull 1 year under 2. Bull under 1. Cow 4 years or over. Cow 4 years or over. Cow 3 years, under 4. Cow 3 years, under 4. Heifer 2 years under 3. Heifer 2 years under 3. Heifer 1 year under 2. Heifer under 1. Herd graded by ages. Herd graded by ages. Young herd all under 2. Four animals either sex, get of one sire. Two animals either sex produce of one cow |
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Abe Bourquin, Nokomis |
Bull 2 years under 3. Bull under 1. Cow 4 years or over. Cow 4 years or over. Cow 3 years under 4. Cow 3 years under 4. Heifer 2 years under 3. Heifer 1 year under 2. Heifer 1 year under 2. Heifer under 1. Heifer under 1. Herd graded by ages. Young herd all under 2. Four animals either sex get of one sire. Two animals either sex produce of one cow. Bull any age. Medal. Cow any age. Medal |
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18. Grand Sweepstakes Herd |
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Abe Bourquin, Nokomis |
Herd graded by ages. Young herd, all under 2 |
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16. Sweepstakes by Ages |
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Abe Bourquin, Nokomis |
Bull 2 years under 3. Medal. Cow 3 years under 4. Medal. Heifer 1 year under 2 Medal |
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18. Grand Sweepstakes Herd |
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O. W. Fisher, Assumption |
Herd graded by ages |
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160. Herd Sweepstakes (Div. G. Fat Stock) |
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J. W. Gunnuth, Greenfield |
Heaviest steer without regard to age or breeding - 1st prize. Medal |
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160. Herd Sweepstakes (Short Horns) |
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M. E. Jones, Williamsville |
Steer or spayed heifer |
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159. Herds (Div. G. Fat Stock) |
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M. E. Jones, Williamsville |
Herd to consist of steer or spayed heifer 2 years under 3, steer or spayed heifer 1 year under 2, steer or spayed heifer under 1 year |
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Short Horn (Div. G. Fat Stock) |
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M. E. Jones, Williamsville |
Steer or spayed heifer 2 years under 3. Steer or spayed heifer 1 year under 2. Steer or spayed heifer under 1. Steer or spayed heifer under 1. Sweepstakes limited to first premium -- animals in this class 1st prize |
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1. Short Horn Cattle |
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L. W. Brown & Son, New Berlin |
Bull 2 years under 3. Bull under 1 |
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J. H. Potts & Son, Jacksonville |
Bull 2 years under 3. Bull 2 years under 3. Heifer 1 year under 2. Herd, 1 bull 3 years or over, and 3 cows of each age. Young herd, 1 bull and 4 heifers under 2. 4 animals either sex under 4 years the get of one sire. 2 animals of either sex produce of 1 cow |
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148. Short Horn Cattle |
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J. H. Potts & Son, Jacksonville |
Steer or spayed heifer 2 years under 3. Steer or spayed heifer under 1 |
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164. Southdown (Div. G. Fat Stock) |
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J. H. Potts & Son, Jacksonville |
Wether 2 years or over. Wether 1 year under 2. Wether under 1. Class Sweepstakes, competition limited to 1st premium. Animals in this class - Diploma |
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43. Southdown Sheep |
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J. H. Potts & Son, Jacksonville |
Ram 1 year under 2. Pen of 5 ewes 2 years or over |
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164 and 169. Sweepstakes for Middle Wools |
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J. H. Potts & Son, Jacksonville |
Only sweepstakes wethers in classes 164 and 169 inclusive eligible |
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45. Oxford Sheep |
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Stone & Harris, Stonington |
Ewe 2 years under 3. Ram 3 years or over. Ram 2 years under 3. Ram 1 year under 2. Ram under 1. Ewe 3 years or over. Ewe 1 year under 2. Ewe under 1. Ram & 3 ewes all over 2 years. Pen of 5 ewes, 2 years or over, bred by exhibitor. Pen of 2 rams and 3 ewes, under 2 years, bred by exhibitor. Ewe of any age |
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47. Merino (A) |
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E. Peck & Sons, Geneva |
Ram 3 years or over. Ram 1 year under 2. Ram 1 year or over. Ram 1 year or over. Ewe 1 year or over. Ewe 1 year or over |
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48. Merino (B) |
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E. Peck & Sons, Geneva |
Ram 3 years or over. Ram 2 years under 3. Ram 1 year, under 2. Ewe 3 years or over. Ewe 2 years under 3. Ram & 3 ewes all over 2 years. Pen of 5 ewes 2 years or over. Ram of any age |
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60. Essex |
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Thomas Taylor, Waynesville |
Boar 1 year under 2. Sow 2 years or over. Boar & 3 sows over 1. Boar & 3 sows bred by exhibitor |
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179. Essex (Div. G. Fat Stock) |
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Thomas Taylor, Waynesville |
Barrow 14 and under 18 months old. Barrow 10 and under 14 months old. Barrow 6 and under 10 months old. Pen of 3 barrows |
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60 |
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Thomas Taylor, Waynesville |
Boar 6 months & under 1 year. Sow 6 months & under 1 year. Boar & 3 sows under 1 year. Boar & 3 sows under 1 year bred by exhibitor. 4 swine the get of the same boar, bred by exhibitor |
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177. Small Yorkshire (Div. G. Fat Stock) |
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A. P. Chapman, Sugar Grove |
Barrow 14 & under 18 months old. Barrow 14 & under 18 months old. Barrow 10 and under 14 months old. Barrow 10 and under 14 months old. Barrow 6 and under 10 months old. Barrow 6 and under 10 months old. Pen of 3 barrows to consist of one 14 and under 18 months old, one 10 and under 14 months old. One 6 and under 10 months old, all bred by exhibitor. Pen of 3 barrows &c. |
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59. Small Yorkshire |
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A. P. Chapman, Sugar Grove |
Boar 2 years or over. Boar 1 year under 2. Boar 6 months under 1 year. Boar under 6 months. Boar & 3 cows, bred by exhibitor |
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58. Chester White Swine |
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M. E. Newburn, Hennepin |
Boar 2 years or over. Boar 1 year under 2. Boar 1 year under 2. Boar 6 months under 1 year. Boar under 6 months. Sow 1 year under 2. Sow 6 months under 1 year. Sow under 6 months. Boar and 3 sows over 1 year. Boar and 3 sows bred by exhibitor. Boar and 3 sows under 1 year. Boar and 3 sows under 1 year. 4 swine the get of the same boar. 4 pigs under 6 months. Boar any age. Boar any age bred by exhibitor |
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56. Duroc - Jersey Swine |
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John M. Stonebraker, Panola |
Boar under 6 months. Sow 1 year under 2. Sow under 6 months |
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George W. Trone, Rushville |
Boar 6 months under 1 year. Boar 6 months under 1 year. Sow under 6 months. Boar & 3 sows under 1 year. Four swine the get of the same boar. 4 pigs under six months. Boar |
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Thomas Bennett, Rossville |
Boar 1 year under 2. Boar 6 months under 1 year. Boar under 6 months. Sow 6 months under 1 year. Boar and 3 sows over 1 year. Boar & 3 sows bred by exhibitor. Boar & 3 sows under 1 year. Boar & 3 sows under 1 year. 4 swine the get of the same boar. Boar any age. Boar any age bred by exhibitor. Sow any age bred by exhibitor |
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176. (Div. G. Fat Stock) |
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Thomas Bennett, Rossville |
Barrow 14 & under 18 months. Barrow 10 and under 14 months. Barrow 10 and under 14 months. Barrow 6 and under 10 months. Pen of 3 barrows |
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63. Tamworth |
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Thomas Bennett, Rossville |
Boar under 6 months. Boar under 6 months. Sow 2 years or over. Sow 1 year under 2. Sow under 6 months. 4 swine get of the same boar, bred by exhibitor. 4 pigs under 6 months produce of same sow. Boar any age. Sow any age. Boar any age bred by exhibitor. Sow any age bred by exhibitor |
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Poland China (Div. G. Fat Stock) |
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Thomas Bennett, Rossville |
Barrow 14 and under 18 months |
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56. Poland China Swine |
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B. F. Dorsey & Sons, Perry |
Sow 2 years or over. Sow 1 year under 2. Boar and 3 sows. Boar & 3 sows bred by exhibitor. Boar & 3 sows under 1 year. Boar & 3 sows under 1 year, bred by exhibitor. 4 swine the get of the same boar |
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55. Berkshire |
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B. F. Dorsey & Sons, Perry |
Boar 2 years or over. Boar 6 months and under 1 year. Sow 6 months & under 1 year. Boar & 3 sows bred by exhibitor. Boar & 3 sows under 1 year. Boar & 3 sows under 1 year, bred by exhibitor |
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A. J. Lovejoy, Roscoe |
Boar 1 year under 2. Sow 1 year under 2. Sow 1 year under 2. Sow 6 months under 1 year. Boar & 3 sows under 1 year |
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173. Berkshire (Div. G. Fat Stock) |
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Cass & Burns, Buffalo Heart |
Barrow 14 and under 18 months. Barrow 10 and under 14 months. Barrow 10 and under 14 months. Barrow 6 and under 10 months. Barrow 6 and under 10 months. Pen of 3 barrows |
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182. Grades & Crosses (Div. G. Fat Stock) |
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Cass & Burns, Buffalo Heart |
Barrow 14 & under 18 months. Barrow 10 & under 14 months. Barrow 10 & under 14 months. Barrow 5 and under 10 months. Barrow 5 and under 10 months. Pen of 3 barrows to consist of one 14 and under 18 months, one 10 and under 14 months, one 6 and under 10 months old, all bred by exhibitor |
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Pen Sweepstakes (Div. G. Fat Stock) |
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Cass & Burns, Buffalo Heart |
Competition limited to 1st premium pen in classes. 1st prize. Competition limited to 1st premium pen in classes. 2nd prize |
D - Fish & Fisheries |
37 |
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Wilzinski, L., Chicago |
Sturgeon sounds in alcohol, drawing of sturgeon |
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McClanahan, F. B. Waukegan |
Mounted brook trout |
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Weirs, J. M., Chicago |
Sea beans and mounted algae, corals, sponges, sea fans, shell fossils, mollusks, mounted star fish and fossil crinoids. Mounted fish, fossil fish |
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38 |
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Kane, Thos., & Co., Chicago |
Fishing boats, canoes, etc. |
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A. Booth Packing Co., Chicago |
Model of lobster trap and dory |
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39 |
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Natchang Silk Co., Chicago |
Silk fish lines and machines in operation for their manufacturers |
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Comstock, A. S., Evanston |
Protean tent for anglers' use |
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Waltonian Mfg. Co., Chicago |
Artificial flies and fly hook |
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Tobin, Joseph, Chicago |
Fish lines and machines for making them |
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40 |
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Mann Bros., Chicago |
Pails for shipping oysters |
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Tipping, Thos., Chicago |
Jewelry made of fish scales |
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Daemicke & Tobin, Chicago |
Fish scaling machine |
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Wilzinski, L., Chicago |
Isinglass from Sturgeon Sounds |
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J. A. Booth Packing Co., Chicago |
Canned Cove oysters. Canned salmon and shrimp. Model of lobster car and crate for cooking lobsters. |
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O. H. Jewell Filter Co., Chicago |
Pressure water filters |
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37 |
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Mrs. Henry D. Sheldon, no P. O. (transferred from California) |
Shells & corals |
E - Mines & Mining |
44 |
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Sioux Valley Stone Co., Chicago [Minnesota] |
Jasper, rough and wrought |
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46 |
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Chisholm, Boyd & White, Chicago |
Bricks, clays and shales. Brick making machinery |
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Illinois Brick & Tile Co., Bushnell |
Natural clay from the State of Illinois |
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Johns Mfg. Co., H. W., Chicago |
Asbestos Mfg. machines and products |
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Salt Mt. Asbestos Co., Chicago |
Short fibre asbestos in rock and ground |
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Tiffany Pressed Brick Co., Chicago |
Pressed brick |
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47 |
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Acme Cement Plaster Co., Chicago |
Pavilion built of Acme Cement Plaster |
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Columbia Paving Co., Chicago |
Curb and gutter combination steel and concrete vault side walk |
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McCook & Seal, Chicago |
Composition for paving roofing |
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Rose & Co., C. H., Chicago |
Cement and cement plaster |
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48 |
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Steven Paddon & Co., Chicago |
Sulphate of sodium, natural |
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49 |
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Cambria Iron Works, Chicago |
Collection of products. Washed metal. Kelley steel converter & sections of iron & steel rails. Steel axles. Standard steel T rails. |
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Crane Elevator Co., Chicago |
Steam reversing engines |
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Chicago Fire Proof Covering Co., Chicago |
Mineral wool, its manufactures & products |
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Illinois Flower & Lead Co., Chicago |
Flower spar and its processes |
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Sanderson Bros., Chicago |
Tool steel |
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U. S. Car Company, Chicago |
Pieces of slate iron. Plate, round and bar iron |
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50 |
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Hirsch, Joseph M., Chicago |
Electro plating of aluminum upon iron, zinc, copper and wood |
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55 |
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Bridgeman, H. L., Blue Island |
Ore sampling machine |
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Centrifugal Metal Co., Chicago |
Centrifugal amalgamator |
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Frasier & Chalmers, Chicago |
Retort & bullion furnaces. Modern fice [sic] stamp quartz mill. Improved Frene Vanner. Bridgman automatic ore sampler. Silver plated copper table. |
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50 |
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Seymour, C. F., Chicago |
Concentrators |
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Chicago Iron Works, Chicago |
1 blast furnace for Galena ore |
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Frasier & Chalmers, Chicago |
Improved water jacketed lead furnace |
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Chicago Iron Works, Chicago |
Hydraulic giants concentrators & jigging machines. 1 Trumple Concentrator. 1 Improved Belharz Concentrator |
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62 |
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Bullock Mfg. Co., M. C., Chicago |
Portable hoists, single and double drums. 1 Norwalk air compressor. Double cylinder. Drums, winches & quarry hoists. Simple gas engines |
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Chicago Iron Works, Chicago |
Hoisting engine for flat rope cycloidal blower |
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Crane Elevator Co., Chicago |
2 steam hoisting engines |
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Frasier & Chalmers, Chicago |
Machinery for systematic mining |
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Frasier & Chalmers, Chicago |
Machinery & apparatus for the mining reduction & smelting of ore. Mining cars. Single cylinder drum hoists. Reidler mining pump. |
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Raymond Bros., Chicago |
Wind motor |
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The American Well Works, Aurora |
Sinking pump, double drum |
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American Mining & Milling Mch. Mfg. Co., Chicago |
American Ball Pulverizer |
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Chicago Iron Works, Chicago |
Brunton quartering shovel. 1.5 ft. Bryan Mill. Crushing Roller. |
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Frasier & Chalmers, Chicago |
Huntington Centrifugal Quartz Mill. Blake Stone & Ore Breaker. Dodge Crusher. Improved Chilian Mill. W.R. Echarts Fine Crushing Rolls. Morel Ball Pulverizer. Sectional mortar for muleback transportation |
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McCully, Robert, Chicago |
Improved crusher |
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Raymond Bros., Chicago |
No. 3 automatic pulverizer. 1 Ball Mill |
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Chicago Iron Works, Chicago |
Perforated screens |
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Robt. Atchison Perfd. Metal Co., Chicago |
Perforated sheet metal |
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Raymond Bros., Chicago |
Ore pneumatic separator |
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Chicago Copper Refining Co., Blue Island |
Copper ores & extracting products |
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Hoskins, Wm., Chicago |
Hydro carbon blow pipes & furnaces |
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Richards & Co., Chicago |
Chemical and assay apparatus |
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Western Mineral Wool Co., Chicago |
Mineral wool |
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Chicago Copper Refining Co., Blue Island |
Collective exhibit of copper ore & extraction products |
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Rogers, Brown & Co., Chicago |
Collective exhibit of pig iron |
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Western Mineral Wool Co., Chicago |
Collective display of mineral wool |
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Haight, E. J., Chicago |
Monumental News |
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Burchard, Horatio C., Chicago |
Rules & tables for computing bullion values |
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Walburn, Swenson & Co., Chicago |
Models of a concentrator |
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Aermotor Company, Chicago |
Pneumatic pump |
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American Well Works, Aurora |
Collection of pumping & well appliances |
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Magnolia Anti-friction Metal Co., Chicago |
Anti-friction metal |
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Andrews, Johnson & Co., Chicago |
Fan engines |
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Baragwanath, Wm. & Son, Chicago |
Steam jacket food and water heater |
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Bates Machine Co., Joliet |
Bates Corliss engines |
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Caldwell, H. W. & Son, Chicago |
Screw conveying machinery |
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Bullock, M. C. Mfg. Co., Chicago |
G. G. 100 H.P. Compound condensing engine |
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Chicago Belting Co., Chicago |
Leather belts |
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Chicago Automatic Scale Co., Chicago |
Automatic grain scale |
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Chicago Rawhide Mfg. Co., Chicago |
Rawhide belting, rawhide rope, rawhide lacing |
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Chicago Fire Proof Covering Co., Chicago |
Steam pipe covering |
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Chapman Valve Co., Chicago |
Straightway valves, heavy union flanges recessed for lead, automatic indicator for sprinkler valves, fire hydrants |
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Crane Elevator Co., Chicago |
Freight elevating & hoisting machinery |
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Crane Elevator Co., Chicago |
Horizontal & vertical double cylinder steam reversing engines |
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Colles, E. G. T. & Co., Chicago |
Exhibit of pressure feedwater heater, combined open heater & receiving tank, automatic boiler cleaning filter |
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Crane Co., Chicago |
Brass & iron valves & cocks for steam, gas and water, special hard metal valves and engine trimmings |
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Crane Co., Chicago |
Screwed & flanged fittings |
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Dake Engine Mfg. Co., Chicago |
Engines adapted for direct attachments to dynamos, pumps, fans and blowers |
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Dodge Mfg. Co., Chicago |
Chain oiling bearings. Special dynamo pulley, wood buching system |
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Erwin-Welch Hydraulic Machine Co., Chicago |
Hydraulic re-inforce pumps |
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Excelsior Heating Co., Chicago |
Excelsior open feed water heater |
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Exhaust Ventilator Co., Chicago |
Exhaust fans for removing hot air and steam |
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Fraser & Chalmers, Chicago |
4 cylinder triple expansion condensing corliss engine |
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Goodsell Packing Co., Chicago |
Piston rod packing for steam and other joints, sheets and rings with and without wire cloth insertion, metallic piston rod packing |
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Globe Light & Heat Co., Chicago |
Machine for the manufacture of gas from gasoline for fuel and illuminating |
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Hawley Down Draft Furnace Co., Chicago |
Down draft furnaces |
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Hayes Pump & Plaster Co., Galva |
Hand power pumps |
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Hennebohle, Frank, Chicago |
Pressure valves |
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Hitchcock, Geo. H., Danville |
Adjustable stuffing box |
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Hoffman, J. G., Chicago |
Hand fan blowers |
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Ide, A. L. & Son, Springfield |
Steam engines |
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Illinois Alloy Co., Chicago |
Anti-friction metal |
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Jewell Filter Co., Chicago |
Filter |
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Johns, H. W. Mfg. Co., Chicago and New York |
Asbestos packings & coverings. Vulcabeston consisting of sheets, gaskets, rings & special forms used in connection with electrical locomotive & other machinery |
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Kane, Thomas & Co., Chicago |
Gas & gasoline engines. Combined steam boiler and engine |
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Kearns, I. F. Y. Co., Chicago |
Pop safety valves & relief valves |
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Lahman, W. H., Chicago |
Lahman-Kirkwood shaking & dumping grate bars |
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Liquid Carbonic Acid Co., Chicago |
Carbonating machinery |
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Link Belt Companies, Chicago, New York & Philadelphia |
Transmission of power by Manilla rope |
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Manson, Chas. Belting Co., Chicago |
Leather belting |
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National Supply Co., Chicago |
Fuel oil burner |
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Nye, Geo. P., Chicago |
Steam vacuum pumps |
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Olmstead & Co., Chicago |
Drive well points |
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Rice & Whitacre, Chicago |
Reversing engine. Hot water and steam heating boilers & Kriebel engine |
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Roeblings, J. A. & Sons Co., Chicago |
Sheaves & cables for transmission of power |
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Simon, Louis, Chicago |
Automatic swing bridge |
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Smith, James A., Chicago |
Vegetable boiler compound |
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Stirling Co., Chicago |
Water tube steam boiler |
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Stillwell-Bierce & Smith, Vaile Co., Chicago |
Open food water heater. Live steam purifier. "Victor" turbines |
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Schieren, Chas. A., Chicago |
Perforated leather belting |
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United States Car Co., Chicago |
Shafting |
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Webster Mfg. Co., Chicago |
Gas engines, rubber belt conveyors & perfected arrangement of driving pulleys by endless rope |
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Winn, Jasper Co., Chicago |
Vegetable boiler compound |
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Wolf, Fred, W. F. Co., Chicago |
Ice & refrigerating machines |
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Wilson F. Cortez, Chicago |
Oil tanks with pumps |
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Warren, Webster & Co., Chicago |
Williams vacuum system of steam heating. Webster vacuum feed water heater & purifier. Separator for life & exhaust steam |
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Fire Extinguisher Mfg. Co., Chicago |
Appliances for fighting incipient fires & for use in connection with fire engines. Babcock Ariel turntable hook & ladder tracks. Double cylinder 4 wood champion engine combination chemical engine & hose wagon |
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Harden Hand Grenade Fire Extinguisher Co., Chicago |
Harden hand grenades tubular hand grenades & fire extinguisher |
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American Screw Co., Chicago |
Heading machine. Threading machine |
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Barnes, W. F. & John Co., Rockford |
Drilling machine & iron and wood working machinery |
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Vulcan Iron Works, Chicago |
Drop hangers & file caps |
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Besley, Chas. H. & Co., Chicago |
Oil cups |
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Crane Co., Chicago |
Pipe tools |
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Capitol Mfg. Co., Chicago |
Adams automatic bolt threading machine. Cook universal die adjusting automatic bolt threading machine. Capitol combination pipe & rod threading & cutting off machine. Cook full automatic nut tapping machine |
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Canedy-Otto Mfg. Co., Chicago Heights |
Blowers & forges, drills, screw plates, pincers & clamps |
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Farquhar, F. & Sons, Chicago |
Hand riveting machine |
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International Steel Post Co., Chicago |
Machine for making metallic fence posts |
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Oehring, A. J., Chicago |
Multiple drilling machine |
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Walsh, John E., Chicago |
Gasoline torches for soldering and brazing |
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Yankee Machine Works, Chicago |
Twist drill grinder for drill grinder |
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American Overstitch Sewing Machine Co., Chicago |
Overstitch sewing machine |
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Brosins, J. M., Chicago |
Spring motor sewing machines with attachments |
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Electrical Machine Co., Chicago |
Caldwell Electric Cloth cutting machine |
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Landis Wax Thread S. M. Co., Harvard |
Wax thread sewing machine |
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National Sewing Machine Co., Chicago |
Sewing machines for manufacturing purposes |
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Union Special Sewing Machine Co., Chicago |
Sewing machines for manufacturing purposes |
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Weyburn Special Machine Co., Chicago |
Circular rib knitting machine |
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Covell Mfg. Co., Chicago |
Set of automatic & hand machines for the care of hand, gang and circular saws |
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Douglass Cutter Saw Co., Chicago |
Circular smooth cutting saw |
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Folding Sawing Machine Co., Chicago |
Folding sawing machine |
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Greenlee Bros. & Co., Chicago |
Hollow chisel mortising machines, multiple horizontal & vertical carboring machines |
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Greenlee Bros. & Co., Chicago |
Car gaining machine, car brace cutting machine, various sawing machines, car machines tools generally |
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Link Belt Co., Chicago |
Automatic lumber trimmer |
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Avery & Burton, Chicago |
Peerless rotary perforator |
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Barnhart Bros. & Spindler, Chicago |
Automatic steam type casting and steam type perfecting machines & artistic designs in printers materials |
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Goss Printing Press Co., Chicago |
Straight line perfecting newspaper press. Newspaper perfecting press "Clipper." Combination perfecting press |
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Johnson Peerless Press Works, Chicago |
Peerless job printing presses. Gordon job printing presses. Peerless safe benzene can |
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Miehle Printing Press Mfg. Co., Chicago |
Two revolution power printing presses. Paging machine |
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North Press Co., Chicago |
North web feeding printing press. Tag manufacturing and printing press |
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Prouty Co., Chicago |
American cylinder printing press |
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Resback, P. P. Chicago |
Wire stitching machine |
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Schniedewend & Lee Co., Chicago |
Display of printing presses. Machinery for electrotypers and stereotypers use in roughers and planers |
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Western Paper Bag Co., Batavia |
Bag machine for paper bags |
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Duplex Color Disc Co., Chicago |
Disc for printing two colors at one impression |
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Orcutt Co., Chicago |
Lithographing |
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Ewen, Warren Jr. & Co., Chicago |
Exhibition of ulti-color [multi-color?] dry presses |
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77 |
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Acme Machine Co., Moline |
Dish washing machine |
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Blakeslee, Geo. S. Co., Chicago |
Dish washing machines |
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Crown Pen Co., Chicago |
Exhibit of tools and machines in operation for making gold pens & fountain holders |
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Covell Mfg. Co., Chicago |
Dish washing machine |
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Daemicke, P. J. & John Tobin, Chicago |
Moulding machine |
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Electro Automatic Appliance Co., Chicago |
Automatic engine stop |
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Exhaust Steam Purying Co., Chicago |
Steam separator |
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Garris-Cochrane Dish Washing Machine Co., Shelbyville |
Dish washing machine |
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Hard, F. A. & Co., Chicago |
Automatic lens grinding machine |
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McCanna Bros., Chicago |
Steam cylinder lubricator or oil pump |
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Springfield Emery Wheel Co., Chicago |
Surface and large shear blade grinding machine, emery wheel grinding machine, emery wheel stands, safety device for edge grinders, safe chuck for cup wheels |
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Tuerk Bros., Chicago |
Medal making machine. Tuerk's hot blast gas burner. Time stamp |
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Western Steel Protected Glove Mfg. Co., Chicago |
Machine for stapling gloves |
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Kissell, Mrs. A. S., Chicago |
Electric automatic heat regulator and valve for steam, water and air |
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Anderson, I. C., Chicago |
Dry brick process of manufacturing brick and burning same |
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Briggs, O. P., Chicago |
Automatic screw machine |
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Compress Wheel Co., Chicago |
Polishing wheels |
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Fitch, Mrs. Nancy M., Springfield |
Portable kiln |
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Kennedy Wire Nail Machine Co., Chicago |
Machine for making wire nails |
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Barnard & Leas Mfg. Co., Moline |
Display of milling machinery, Double Belt Roller Mill, Flour sifter |
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Condon, J. W., Chicago |
Mixing machines. Presses for household and other purposes for expressing the juice from fruits, meats &c. |
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Kaestner, Chas. & Co., Chicago |
Paint and other mills. Brewer's meshing machine. Comprehensive malt mill. |
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Vacuum Oil Co., Chicago [New York] |
Distilling and refining oil plant |
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Westerman, F. & Co., Chicago |
Exhibit of cake machines. Marshmallow or icing machine. Sponge dough mixer, Brakes. Dough dividers. |
G - Transportation |
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Wakefield Rattan Co., Chicago |
Rattan for railway car seats |
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Clark & Co., A. H., Chicago |
Automatic piston packing |
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Street Western Stable Car Co., Chicago |
Stable car |
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Western Wheeled Scraper Co., Aurora |
Barrows, scrapers, road plows & road machinery |
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Morrison, Geo S., Chicago |
Model of Memphis Bridge |
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Sargent Company, Chicago |
Brake wheels |
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C. M. & St. P. R. R. Co., Chicago |
Light & Heat Tender |
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U. S. Wind Engine & Power Co., Batavia |
Railway wind pumps etc. |
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Fox Solid Pressed Steel Co., Chicago |
Detail parts for truck and car work |
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Smith Pneumatic Transfer & Storage Co., Chicago |
Pneumatic machinery for conveying grain |
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Storage Co., Chicago |
Storage structures |
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Clark, E. Warren, Rockford |
Locomotive "The General" |
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Romney, Caroline W., Chicago |
Foot stove for cars |
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Pneumatic Gate Co., Chicago |
Pneumatic R. R. gate |
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McGuire Mfg. Co., Chicago |
Grain door |
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U. S. Car Co., Chicago |
Locomotive & car axles. Refrigerator car |
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Streeter-Amet Weighing & Recording Co., Chicago |
Weighing machine |
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Bogue & Mills Mfg., Chicago |
Street and crossing guards |
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Gold Car Heating Co., Chicago |
System of car heating |
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Jerome, C. C., Chicago |
Metallic packing |
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Canda Cattle Car Co., Chicago |
Cattle car & car truck |
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Cooper & Co., W. H., Chicago |
Metallic weather strip |
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Link Belt Machinery Co., Chicago |
Elevating and conveying machinery |
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Rand McNally & Co., Chicago |
Tickets. Ticket office appliances. Maps &c. |
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Harvey Steel Works, Chicago |
Steel tank car |
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Live Poultry Transportation Co., Chicago |
Live poultry car |
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Chicago Car Seal & Mfg. Co., Chicago |
Car seals |
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Air Brake Pressure & Regulator Co., Chicago |
Air brake pressure regulator |
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Chatfield, Geo. L., Chicago |
Ellis patent bumping post |
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Moore Car Door Co., Chicago |
Freight car door fixtures |
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Griffin Wheel & Foundry Co., Chicago |
Chilled iron car wheels |
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Jones, T. D., Chicago |
Combined nut-lock and washer for wood work in car construction |
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Pullman Palace Car Co., Chicago |
Solid vestibule train. Vestibule postal car |
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Smith, C. T., Chicago |
Locomotive fire-kindler |
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Wheeler, Harris A., Chicago |
Railway car seats |
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Tilden Co., S. E., Chicago |
Wrecking frogs |
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Rodger Ballast Car Co., Chicago |
Ballast car |
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Railway Supply Foundry Co., Chicago |
Cast iron ventilator for roundhouses |
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Deere & Co., Moline |
Grader plows |
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Schuttler Mfg., Co., Chicago |
Ratchet drills |
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Heinze, Herman, Chicago |
Map of World's Columbian Exposition |
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Adams & Westlake, Chicago |
Washstands, coolers, lanterns, lamps, headlights, trimmings, and switch-lock |
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National Hollow Brake Beam Co., (Lessee of Chicago Railway Equipment), Chicago |
Metal brake beam |
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Pullman Co., A. B., Chicago |
Freight car door |
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Mason Air Brake & Signal Co., Chicago |
Automatic train signal |
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Austin Mfg. Co., F. C., Chicago |
Grader, ditcher & wagon loader |
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Burton Stock Car Co., Chicago |
Sixteen stalled cars |
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Allen Paper Car Wheel Co., Chicago |
Paper center wheel |
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Drexel H. R. Supply Co., Chicago |
Pressed steel specialties. Barr vestibule |
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Mather Stock Car Co., Chicago |
Mather Stock Car |
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Webster Mfg. Co., Chicago |
Power grain shovel |
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Kelley, Miss Caroline B., Chicago [Wilmington Del.] |
Decorated ceiling for railway cars |
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Hutchins Refrigerator Car Co., Chicago |
Beef refrigerator car and fruit refrigerator |
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Palmer, Cassius J., Englewood |
Refrigerator car |
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Hicks Stock Car Co., Chicago |
Stock car |
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Arms Palace Car Co., Chicago |
Horse car |
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National Surface Guard Co., Chicago |
Steel surface cattle guards |
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Columbian Intramural Railway Co., Jackson Park |
Electric elevated railway |
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Pullman Palace Car Co., Chicago |
Single and double deck streetcar |
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Wharton Jr., & Co., Wm., Chicago |
Rails, fittings & special work for street railways |
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Street Railway Review, Chicago |
Street Railway Review |
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International Register Co., Chicago |
Conductor's portable register |
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McGuire Mfg. Co., Chicago |
Trucks |
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Gennett Air Brake Co., Chicago |
Air brake equipment for electric and cable street railway cars |
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Roebling, Sons & Co., J. A., Chicago [Trenton N. J.] |
Traction cable |
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Standard Fireless Engine Co., Chicago |
Ammonia motor |
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Multiple Speed & Traction Co., Chicago |
Double moving sidewalk |
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Risser & Co., A. F., Chicago |
Harness material, double coach harness, single coupe harness, "Columbian" saddle, youth's cowboy saddle, cowgirl's saddle and double truck harness |
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Taylor & Co., S., Chicago |
Track harness |
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Henney Buggy Co., Freeport |
Canopy top surrey & extension top cabriolet |
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Bowman, George, Chicago |
Home trainer & stationary racing machine |
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Chicago Trace Holder Co., Chicago |
Trace holder |
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Hilburn Wagon Co., Chicago |
3 spring Collingwood wagon. Express wagon. Delivery wagon. City lumber gear. Wagon for electric railway construction. Oil tank wagon. Parkwood delivery wagon and heavy 4 spring truck. |
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Rony, Gustave, Chicago |
Three wheeled vehicle |
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Wakefield Rattan Co., Chicago |
Children's carriages |
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Kenwood Mfg. Co., Chicago |
Ladies special bicycle, road racing bicycle, pneumatic tire, valve and rims |
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Rouse, Duryea & Co., Peoria |
"Sylph Model D." Schorcher bicycle |
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Freeport Bicycle Mfg. Co., Freeport |
Bicycle stand |
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House, Hazard & Co., Peoria |
Sager child's seat for bicycle |
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Kiper & Sons, L., Chicago |
Horse collars & machine sewed express, pony, tack buggy & truck harness |
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Cork Faced Collar Co., Lincoln |
Horse collars |
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C. P. Kimball & Co., Chicago |
Speeding harness. Chandler wagon. 4 in hand coach. Landau. Columbian phaeton. Brougham, cabriolet, speeding sleigh, buggy and St. Alban's cart |
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Monarch Cycle Co., Chicago |
Road racer bicycle |
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Featherstone & Co., A., Chicago |
Bicycles |
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Green Mfg. Co., John M., Chicago |
Coach harness & swinging harness |
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Ames & Frost Co., Chicago |
"Imperial" bicycles |
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Ortmeyer & Son, A., Chicago |
Combination side saddles. Side saddles, gig saddles & horse collars |
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Gormully & Jeffrey Mfg. Co., Chicago |
Pneumatic tire, unbrazed bicycle frame. "Rambler" bicycles for men, lady's "Rambler" bicycle and Parabolic bicycle lamp |
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Western Wheel Works, Chicago |
Bicycles. Children's carriages and invalids' rolling chairs |
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Stokes Mfg. Co., Chicago |
Bicycles |
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Fenton Co., J. H., Chicago |
Exercising & race saddles |
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Fenton Co., J. H., Chicago |
Light track harness, light pole harness, French carriage harness and toe weights. Road harness |
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Columbia Cab Co., Decatur |
Folding baby carriage and "Little Giant" folding stool |
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Hullar Brothers, Chicago |
Horse collars |
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Hotchkiss, A. E., Chicago |
Bicycles |
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Dunham & Kiesinger Bros., J. W., Englewood |
Dump wagon |
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Wayne Sulkeyette & Road Cart Co., Decatur |
Jogging cart & angle axle bike sulky. Police patrol wagon |
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Moline Wagon Co., Moline |
Cast thimble skein farm wagon and steel skein mountain farm wagon |
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Crane Elevator Co., Chicago |
Vertical hydraulic elevator with accumulator. Steam passenger elevator. Vertical hydraulic passenger machine. Hydraulic passenger elevator. General exhibit of elevators |
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Smith Hill Foundry & Machine Co., Quincy |
Electric passenger elevator |
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Bicycle Step Ladder Co., Chicago |
Rolling ladders for store and factory |
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Burdett & Rountree, Chicago |
Mechanism for opening elevator doors |
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Eaton & Prince Co., Chicago |
Hydraulic passenger elevator. Compressed tank system |
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Standard Store Service Co., Freeport |
Cash & package carrier |
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Bostedo Package & Cash Carrier Co., Chicago |
Gravity package & cash carrier |
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Miles Pneumatic Tube Co., Chicago |
Pneumatic passenger elevator & lift |
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Standard Screw Elevator Co., Chicago |
Standard Screw Elevator |
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85 |
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Meeker, Ellis R., Chicago |
Steam launches |
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Kane & Co., Thos., Chicago |
1 electric, steam, gasoline & oil launches. 2 canoes, row and sail boats |
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Paulsen, N. C., Chicago |
Painting of vessels |
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Strauss, Simon, Belleville |
Model of Santa Maria |
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Elms, Chas. F., Chicago |
Steam launch Chicago |
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Roebling Sons & Co., J. A. Chicago [Trenton N. J.] |
Wire rope for ship's rigging |
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Woolfolk, Alex M., Chicago |
Canal excavator |
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Foster, H. E., Decatur |
Boat detaching apparatus |
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86 |
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Tyrrell, Sylvanus M., Chicago |
Yacht cannon |
M - Ethnology |
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Warren K. Moorehead (Collector) |
Archaeological collection from Ohio |
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Lieut. F. A. Sawyer (Collector) |
Garments of Amazon Indians |
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D. W. Bertolette (Collector) |
Ethnological collection from Upper Paraguay River |
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Otto Fisch (Collector) |
Ethnological collection from the Pacific islands. Reproduction of Mounds |
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Otto Fisch |
Charts illustrating the growth & development of children. Collective exhibit from South America. Collective exhibit from Central America. Collection of crania of races. Crania |
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C. N. Green |
Relics from Cliff Dwellings of Colorado, New Mexico & Arizona |
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E. E. Ayer |
Ethnological collection from tribes of North America |
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D. B. Dyer |
Archaeological exhibit from several Indian Tribes |
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Quong Wah Sing Co. |
Collection of Chinese musical instruments |
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Herman Haupt, Jr. |
Eth. of the Dakotas & Ojib ways |
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Prof. Frederick Starr |
Photos of the North American Indians. Finger prints of North American Indians |
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Mrs. J. G. Sorup |
Collection of butterflied form various countries (53 cases) |
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Mrs. F. Boas |
Crania of races of North America, etc., also crania from North America, Sandwich Islands and New Guinea |
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Mrs. Virginia M. Wilson |
Collection of laces |
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Chas. F. Gunther |
Portrait of Columbus. Rare books. Autographs, etc. |
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P. Boas (Collector) |
Charts explaining application of the laws of chance to anthropological investigation. Laboratory exhibit. Chart illustrating the anthropology of North American Indians. Collective exhibit of North West course. Charts illustrating the anthropology of various countries and races. |
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G. M. West (Collector) |
Ethnological collection from Meinac Indians |
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A. R. Tisdale (Collector) |
Ethnological collection from Amalecit Meinac Indians |
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James Dean (Collector) |
Ethnological collection from Queen Charlotte Islands. Haida House, etc. |
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Lieut. W. E. Safford |
Ethnological collection of Indian garments from Jiveros & Japeros. Ethnological collection of cloth from Quichun & Aymura Indians |
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J. T. Holgate (Collector) |
Ethnological collection from Mohawks |
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M. O. Cherry (Collector) |
Ethnological collection from Yucon Tribes |
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Philip Jacobson (Collector) |
Ethnological collection from Bella Coola Indians |
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Mrs. O. Morrison (Collector) |
Ethnological collection from Taimahian Indians |
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F. C. Logan (Collector Horatio N. Rust) |
Archaeological exhibit |
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Wyman Bros. |
North American Indian costumes, etc. Copper implements, stone and flint implements, etc. Collective exhibit of finished & unfinished implements from Kitchen Middens |
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James W. Ellsworth |
Portrait of Columbus |
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Gus Stainsky |
Taxidermy |
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N. A. Phillips, M. D. |
Prehistoric workshop |
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Mrs. M. French Sheldon |
African collection of garments, ornaments, etc. |
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W. S. Cherry |
Ethnological collection from Congo Basin |
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C. W. Higgs |
Archaeological collection of specimens taken from mounds & surface finds - mostly pottery |
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C. L. Davenport |
Ethnological collection from West Africa |
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E. Remeny |
Ethnological collection from South Africa |
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Edward H. Thompson |
Colored plates illustrating antiquities of Yucatan |
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Carl Lumholtz |
Ethnological collection from the Tarahnare Indians, the Temehumares, Tahares and Mayoo |
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Carl Lumholtz |
Pottery from Casas Grandes. Pre-historic crania from caves in different locations in Tarahumara Land |
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John H. Graybill |
Collection of Indian portraits illustrating Indian life |
J - Electricity |
124 |
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American Battery Co., Chicago |
(Class B) Storage batteries |
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Union Electric Works, Chicago |
(Class A) Primary batteries for closed circuit work |
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125 |
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Standard Electric Co., Chicago |
(Class 766) Dynamos for direct current for series arc lighting |
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Western Electric Co., Chicago |
(Class 765) Dynamos & motors, direct current, constant potential. (Class 766) Dynamos, direct current for series arc lighting |
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128 |
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Crane Elevator Co., Chicago |
(Class 776) Electric passenger elevator (complete) |
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129 |
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George Cutter, Chicago |
(Class 778) Pulley for supporting arc lamps |
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Nutting Electric Mfg. Co., Chicago |
(Class 778) Nutting arc lamp |
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Standard Electric Co., Chicago |
(Class 778) Arc lamps for direct constant current circuits |
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Western Electric Co., Chicago |
(Class 779) Ornamental signs, column, theatre, pavilion, fountain and switches. (Class 778) A - Columbian street lamp post. B - Arc lamps, various styles for constant current and constant potential circuits |
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133 |
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Gray, Elisha, Highland Park |
(Class 790) The Telantograph |
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The Police Telegraph & Signal Co., Chicago |
(Class 795) System of police patrol telegraph used in Exposition grounds |
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Western Electric Co., Chicago |
(Class 795) Automatic fire alarm apparatus. (Class 790) Telegraphic apparatus. (Class 792) Annunciators and signaling apparatus |
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135 |
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McIntosh Battery and Optical Co., Chicago |
Electro-Surgical and dental apparatus |
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138a |
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National Engraving Machine Co., Chicago |
Jeweler's engraving machine |
L - Liberal Arts |
147 |
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Bannerman, Wm., Chicago |
Disinfectant deodorizing &c. |
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Condit, Ida M., Illinois Training Hospital |
Patient bath cot |
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Children's Aid Society, Chicago |
Reports &c. |
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Corsbaugh, W, W., Chicago |
Bath tub seat |
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Children's Home Society, Chicago |
Charts, photos, &c. |
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Daily News Sanitarium for sick babies, Chicago |
Statistics of Fresh Air Fund |
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Fuller & Warner, Chicago |
Syphon system of ventilating |
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German Old Peoples Home, Chicago |
Reports and photographs |
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German Society, Chicago |
Literature and record blanks |
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Hess, Geo. H. Co., Chicago |
Plans for ventilating & warming houses |
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Holden, M. B., Chicago |
Carpet & floor duster |
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Illinois School of Agriculture, Glenwood |
Specimens of school work |
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Norton, Messrs., Glenwood |
Sanitary water closet |
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Romney, Caroline Wescott, Glenwood |
Heat consumer |
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State Board of Health, Springfield |
Maps, charts and diagrams |
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Sharp & Smith, Chicago |
Surgical and veterinary instruments |
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Thompsen's Ex. Malt Co., Chicago |
Malt extracts |
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Sharp & Smith, Chicago |
Elastic stockings |
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Truax, Chas. Green & Co., Chicago |
Aseptable operating case, surgical pumps |
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Thomas, Anna, Chicago |
Spec. Mech. dental work |
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The Aamburger Co., Chicago |
Qui Rye |
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148 |
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Armour & Co., Chicago |
Pharmaceutical preparations |
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Austrian, L. G., Chicago |
Hand lotion |
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Chicago Folding Dental Chair Co., Chicago |
Folding dental chairs |
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Common Sense Truss Co., Chicago |
Parker retention truss. Common sense truss |
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Gault Artificial Limb Co., Woodstock |
Artificial limbs |
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Haussmann & Dunn, Chicago |
Surgical instruments |
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Heinemann, T. W. Co., Chicago |
Surgical appliances |
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Illinois Women's Exposition Board |
Pharmaceutical instruments &c. |
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Krieger, Dr. G., Chicago |
Model of surgical apparatus and apartments |
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Lyon, James L., Chicago |
Artificial limbs |
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Mason, L. J. & Co., Chicago |
Electrical dental engine and dental instruments |
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Niehans, August, Chicago |
Artificial limbs |
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O'Connor, E. L. Co., Chicago |
Extension shoe |
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Olivieri, Dr. L., Chicago |
Tracheotay instruments |
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Physicians Nat. Supply Co., Chicago |
Surgical instruments & cases |
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Swift & Co., Chicago |
Powdered pancreatin, pepin scales, granulated and powdered |
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149 |
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Air Brush Mfg. Co., Rockford |
Air brush |
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American Business College, Chicago |
Methods of advanced business training in Com. College |
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Art Institute, Chicago |
Students' work. Decorative design |
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All Saints School (Boys), Chicago |
School work |
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All Saints School (Girls), Chicago |
School work |
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Academy of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart, Peoria |
Pupils work in various subjects |
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Annunciation School, Chicago |
Class work & drawing |
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St. George's School, Chicago |
Class work & drawing |
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St. Joseph's Providence Orphan Asylum, Chicago |
Class work & drawing |
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St. Vincent's Infant Asylum, Chicago |
Class work & drawing |
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Bentley, Miss M. L., Chicago |
Specimens of students work in wood carving |
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Brown's Business and other colleges (G. W. Brown, Presd't), Jacksonville |
Work in book-keeping, stenography & typewriting |
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Bates, Miss Clara Doty, Chicago |
Original work by children |
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Bambuger, G., Chicago |
Work of Art Department. Kindergarten work. |
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Chicago Business College, Chicago |
Work in book-keeping, stenography, typewriting &c. |
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Chicago College Pharmacy, Chicago |
Work in chemical laboratory. Shop work and drawing. |
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Chicago Kindergarten College, Chicago |
Kindergarten work. |
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Columbian Library of Catholic Authors, Chicago |
Work of Catholic Authors |
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Chicago Free Kindergarten Ass'n, Chicago |
Work of Normal class |
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Catholic Educational Exhibit of U. S. (Bishop Spaulding, Presd't), Peoria |
School work |
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Diocese Chicago, Chicago |
Collective exhibit, 75 schools |
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De Poradis, Rev. A., Coal City |
1 Vol. magnificat in 13 languages. Valuable works and engravings |
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Ephpheta School, Chicago |
Gymnastic apparatus. Carving cabinet by 8 pupils, school work |
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Furgus, Jessie M., Coal City |
Decorated china |
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Holy Angels Academy, Coal City |
Class work (Drawing &c.) |
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House of the Good Shepherd, Coal City |
Needlework & embroidery |
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Holy Name School for Boys, Coal City |
1 vol. work Primary Dept. |
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Holy Name School for Girls, Coal City |
1 vol. work Grade 3 |
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Holy Family School, Coal City |
Miscellaneous Sch. Work |
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Hartney, Prof. George (Manager), Coal City |
Physical culture |
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Illinois State Normal University |
Students work |
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Illinois State Laboratory of Natural History |
General exhibit |
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Illinois Women's Exposition Board |
Hospital and training school exhibit |
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Institute for Education of Blind, Jacksonville |
Algebraic problems solved in the Hall Braille Writer. Class work |
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Institute Our Lady Sacred Heart, Longwood |
School work |
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Josephinum Academy, Chicago |
Specimens of needlework |
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Kane, Thomas & Co., Chicago |
School desks &c. |
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Metropolitan Business College, Chicago |
Work in book-keeping, stenography, typewriting |
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Mt. Carmel Academy, Chicago |
Miscellaneous work |
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McCowen, Miss, Chicago |
McCowen Oral School for young deaf children |
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National Eclectic Medical Association, Chicago |
Books. Diplomas and medicine. |
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North American Turner Bund (John Gloy), Chicago |
Gymnastic apparatus |
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Notre Dame de Chicago, Chicago |
20 specimens of sewing |
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Nativity School, Chicago |
Large framed photo of school |
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Notre Dame Academy, Bourbonnais |
Drawing and school work |
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Ohnstead, W. A., Chicago |
Scientific apparatus for schools |
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Public Schools, Aurora |
Students work |
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Public Schools, Chicago |
Students work |
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Public Schools, Champaign County |
Students work |
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Public Schools, Clark County |
Students work |
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Public Schools, Davis County [no such co. in Ill.] |
Students work |
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Public Schools, Evanston |
Students work |
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Public Schools, Elgin |
Students work |
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Public Schools, Effingham |
Students work |
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Public Schools, Fayette County |
Students work |
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Public Schools, Kewanee |
Students work |
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Public Schools, Monmouth |
Students work |
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Public Schools, Macon County |
Students work |
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Public Schools, Madison County |
Students work |
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Public Schools, Newton |
Students work |
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Public Schools, Naperville |
Students work |
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Public Schools, Ogle County |
Students work |
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Public Schools, Piatt County |
Students work |
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Public Schools, Peoria |
Students work |
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Public Schools, Rockford |
Students work |
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Public Schools, Warren County |
Students work |
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Parker, Col. Francis W., Englewood |
Cook Co. Normal Schools |
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St. Anne's School, St. Anne |
Class work |
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St. Agnes School, Chicago |
School work |
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St. Aloysius School, Chicago |
School & fancy work |
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St. Aloysius Girls School, Chicago |
Map drawing & class work |
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St. Benedict & Scholasticas Acad., Chicago |
Miscellaneous work |
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St. Bridget’s School, Chicago |
Miscellaneous work, girls’ school. 5 Vols. miscellaneous work, boys' school |
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St. Columbhill School for Girls, Chicago |
Miscellaneous work |
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St. Columbhill School for Boys, Chicago |
School work |
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St. Elizabeth's School, Chicago |
Class work |
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St. Francis Academy, Joliet |
30 specimens fancy articles |
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St. Francis Xavier Academy, Chicago |
17 Vols. Examinations |
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St. James' School, Chicago |
Drawing books. Class work |
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St. Joseph's School, Peoria |
Class work. Drawing and sewing |
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St. Joseph's Seminary, Kankakee |
Miscellaneous work |
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St. Joseph's Orphan Asylum for Girls, Chicago |
Sciences and languages. Lace and needlework |
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St. John the Baptist School (German), Joliet |
Miscellaneous work |
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St. Luke's School, Belleville |
Class work and drawing |
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St. Michael's Girls School (German), Chicago |
2 specimens fancy work |
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St. Malachy's School, Chicago |
Specimens framed work |
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St. Mary's Training School, Feehanville |
Industrial and literary work |
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St. Mary's Institute, Quincy |
School work |
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St. Patrick's Academy, Chicago |
Students work |
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St. Philip's School, Our Lady of Sorrows, Chicago |
Grammar. School studies &c. |
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St. Patrick's Com. Academy for Boys, Chicago |
Miscellaneous work |
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St. Patrick's School for Girls, Chicago |
Leaves from our Alma Mater |
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St. Patrick's School, Chicago |
Miscellaneous work |
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St. Paul’s School, Chicago |
Miscellaneous class work |
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St. Pius' Boys' School, Chicago |
12 vols. miscellaneous work |
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St. Pius' Girls' School, Chicago |
32 vols. miscellaneous work |
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St. Procopius School, Chicago |
Special examinations in English |
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St. Peter's School, Belleville |
Class work, drawing and sewing |
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St. Stanislaus Kosthas School, Chicago |
Specimens of analysis in chemistry |
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St. Stephen's School, and St. Joseph's Providence Asylum, Chicago |
School work |
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St. Thomas School, Chicago |
Miscellaneous work |
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St. Theresa's School, Chicago |
Miscellaneous work |
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St. Viateus College, Kankakee |
School work |
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St. Vincent's Academy, Chicago |
Pupils work |
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St. Wenceslaus School, Chicago |
Miscellaneous work |
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Sisters of St. Francis, Chicago |
School work |
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Sacred Heart School, Chicago |
11 vols. miscellaneous work. Special crochet work |
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Southern Ill. State Normal School |
Students work |
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State of Illinois, Springfield |
General school exhibit. Rural, graded and high school work |
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Starr, Eliza Allen, Chicago |
Pupils work |
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Thayer & Chandler, Chicago |
Fountain air brush |
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Vaughn, Theodore Sydney, Chicago |
Epic poem on Columbus |
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Wheeler, Gilbert C., Chicago |
Scientific chart |
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U. S. School Furniture Co., Chicago |
School furniture |
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University of State of Illinois, Champaign |
Students & other work |
|
150 |
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Burdich, C. l., Chicago |
Fountain air brush |
|
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Bates, Mrs. Clara Doty, Chicago |
Books, autographs &c. |
|
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Clark, Edith C., Chicago |
Illinois catalogue of Woman's Library |
|
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Campbell, J. B., Chicago |
Illustrated History of World's Col. Exposition |
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Central School Supply House, Chicago |
School supplies |
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Conkey, W. B. Co., Chicago |
Official catalogue of World's Columbian Exposition |
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Elite Co. (Pierce & Armstrong), Chicago |
Files of illustrated newspapers |
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Fees, A. & Co., Chicago |
Half tone engravings, electrotypes plates |
|
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Freund, Wm. & Sons, Chicago |
Stationary engravers |
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Fairbanks, Morse & Co., Chicago |
Library truck |
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Globe Litho. & Printing Co., Chicago |
Photogravures |
|
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Heinze, Herman, Chicago |
Designs, illustrations of photo engravings |
|
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Mott, John M., Chicago |
Chart containing The Phonetic English Alphabet |
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Monroe, Henry T., Chicago |
Micro-preparations of woody plants |
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Open Court Pub. Co., Chicago |
Books, magazines & charts |
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Powers, O. M., Chicago |
Text books |
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Ringer, N., Chicago |
Book-binding |
|
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Rand-McNally & Co., Chicago |
Educational maps, globes, atlases, books, printing, R. R. supplies |
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Revell, Fleming H. & Co., Chicago |
Books & periodicals |
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Ricketts, C. Lindsay, Chicago |
Illuminated address |
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Rudolph Indexer Co., Chicago |
Continuous library machine |
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Rich H. S. & Co., Chicago |
The Western Brewer's Journal |
|
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Shober & Carqueville Lith. Co., Chicago |
Lithographers |
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Stone, Castle & Painter, Chicago |
Memorial of the World's Col. Exposition |
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Woman's Library, World's Fair |
Journalism |
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Winter's Art Lithographic Co., Chicago |
Lithographs |
|
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Western Bank Note & Engraving Co., Chicago |
Steel plate & lithographing engraving |
|
151 |
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American Cash Register Co., Chicago |
Mercantile Cash Registers |
|
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Chicago Photo-gravure Co., Chicago |
Photo-engravings |
|
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Felt & Tarrant Mfg. Co., Chicago |
Comptometer and comptograph |
|
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Green Register Co., Chicago |
The Green Cash Register |
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Griffith, E. W., Chicago |
Microscopes, instruments, etc. |
|
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Geneva Optical Co., Chicago |
Lens & prism measures, prismoptome, optonyometer etc. |
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Hough, Geo. W., Evanston |
Barometers, chronograph &c. |
|
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Hardy, F. A. & Co., Chicago |
Optical instruments |
|
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Inglis, James, Chicago |
Bromide photographs |
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Morrison, Wm. M., Chicago |
Photographs |
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Proctor, Miss Hattie E., Chicago |
Scientific instruments |
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Root, W. J., Chicago |
Photos |
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Scott, O. P., Chicago |
Photos |
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Smith, Jas. H., Chicago |
Photographic apparatus |
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Stein, S. L., Chicago |
Photographs |
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Sweet Wallach & Co., Chicago |
Photographic appliances |
|
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Western Coated Paper & Card Co., Chicago |
Sensitized paper for photography |
|
152 |
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Atwood, C. B., Chicago |
Architectural accessories. Terminal. Peristyle. Public Comfort. Merchant Tailor's Bldg., Fine Arts Bldg. |
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Allen, F. S., Joliet |
School bldg. Plans |
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Adler & Sullivan, Chicago |
Transportation Building |
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Burnham, D. M., Chicago |
Director of Works |
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Byrkit Hall (Sheathing Lath Co.), Chicago |
Wooden sheathing lath |
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Bates, Mrs. Clare Doty (Custodian), Chicago |
Collection of artists drawings |
|
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Beman, S. S., Chicago |
Mining Building |
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Cobb, Henry Ives, Chicago |
Indiana Building |
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Cobb, Henry Ives, Chicago |
Fisheries Building |
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Gardner Sash Balance Co., Chicago |
Window & sliding door |
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Habel, B., Chicago |
Reversible window |
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Hamilton, Mrs. Catherine M., Decatur |
Convertible chair, clothes rack, ironing board |
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Jenney & Mundie, Chicago |
Horticultural Building |
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Millet, Frank D., Chicago |
Director of decorations |
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National Ladder Co., Clyde |
Ladders |
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Shortall, John S., Chicago |
Street fountain |
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Sykes Iron Steel Roofing Co., Chicago |
Pat. Cap Steel Roofing |
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Taylor, Samuel C., Chicago |
Reversible check pail window for cleaning, ventilating &c. |
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Weber, P. S., Chicago |
Van Houten Building |
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Wakefield Sheet Piling Co., Chicago |
Sheet piling |
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Whitehouse, Chicago |
Choral Building |
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153 |
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Hiller, Prof. A., Eureka |
Mathematical models |
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154 |
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Abbott Machine Co., Chicago |
Check perforators. Canceling machines. Money changers &c. |
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Acme Check Perforator Co., Chicago |
Check perforator |
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Office Men's Record Co., Chicago |
System of locating errors, index, &c. |
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155 |
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Baldwin, Thomas S., Quincy |
Balloon telegraph for army field operation |
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Gardner, N. F., Jackson Park, Chicago |
Time ball |
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Line, J. B., Chicago |
Curios from stomachs of animals |
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Nat'l Association of Women Stenographers, Chicago |
Work of Nat'l Association of Women Stenographers (Harriet A. Shinn, President0 |
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Rogers, Joseph A., Jackson Park, Chicago |
Apparatus for connecting sextants |
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U. S. Naval Observatory, Jackson Park, Chicago (Washington D. C.) |
Astronomical exhibit of U. S. Naval Observatory. Photos &c. Time service of the U. S. Naval Observatory, practical operation. Naval Observatory as a whole, as a Naval Observatory. |
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U. S. Naval Observatory, Jackson Park, Chicago (Washington D. C.) |
Chronometer, instruments and methods. Inspection of nautical instruments, methods &c. Magnetic exhibit of U. S. Naval Observatory, instruments, methods, &c. |
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156 |
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Erring Women's Refuge, Chicago (Mrs. L. B. Dowd) |
Specimens of work |
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Willard, Frances, Evanston |
Nat'l Women's Christian Temperance Union |
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157 |
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American Humane Association, Chicago |
Work of the Society in preventing cruelty to animals and children |
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Church of Christ's Disciples, Chicago |
Development and progress |
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Concordia Publishing House, Chicago |
Publications of the Lutheran Church |
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Deaconesses of the Methodist Episcopal Church (Mrs. D. Macey), Evanston |
Literature, photos &c. |
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Lutheran Church of America, Chicago |
Publications showing church development |
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Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran Church, Chicago |
Books and publications |
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New Jerusalem Church, Chicago |
Books &c. showing church work |
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Nat'l Christian Association, Chicago |
Portraits, books, drawings |
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Unitarian Church, Hinsdale |
Books, maps &c. |
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Whiting, Miss Fanny, Chicago |
Chicago Woman's Club |
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Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the M. E. Church (Mrs. D. Macey), Evanston |
Literature, photos &c. |
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Young Men's Christian Association, Chicago |
Exhibit showing progress |
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158 |
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Anderson, A. S. & Co., Chicago |
Indexed music cabinet |
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Brainards, S., Chicago |
Sheet music, books, &c. |
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Bohmann, Joseph, Chicago |
Stringed instruments |
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Bush & Gerts Piano Co., Chicago |
Pianos |
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Banks, John W., Chicago |
Guitars |
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Bent, George P., Chicago |
Pianos & organs |
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Chicago Cottage Organ Co., Chicago |
Pianos and reed organs |
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Conover Piano Co., Chicago |
Pianos |
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Everts, James Jr. |
Pianos. Tuning attachment |
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Foote, J. Howard, New York and Chicago |
Badger Boehn Flutes. Col. exhibit of band instruments. Guitars and mandolins |
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Gerold, C. A., Chicago |
Pianos |
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Hays, Harriet H., Chicago |
Musical composition |
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Jacques, Bertha, Chicago |
Musical composition |
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Kimball, W. W. Co., Chicago |
Pianos, reed organs and pipe organs |
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Ledden & Herman Mfg. Co., Chicago |
Music leaf turner |
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Newman Bros., Chicago |
Reed organs |
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Lyon & Healy, Chicago |
Musical instruments. Pelonet church organ. Tubular pneumatic self-playing attachment. Harps. Blowing apparatus. Washburn zithers. Sandurrin. Mandolin and mandola. Washburn guitars. Drum snare (Monarch) Red drums - snare. Banjos and banjorins |
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Pick Sisters, Chicago |
Indexed music cabinet attachment to pianos |
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Reed, A. & Sons, Chicago |
Pianos |
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Schaaf, Adams, Chicago |
Pianos |
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Story & Clark Organ Co., Chicago |
Reed organs |
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Tonk Mfg. Co., Chicago |
Pianos stools. Scarfs and musical cabinets |
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139. Sculpture |
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Kenneys, Edward, Chicago |
Old Ephraim (Bronze). After the Feast (Bronze). American Bay Lynx (Bronze). American Panther and her cubs (Bronze). Fighting Panther and Deer (Bronze). Texan Bull and Jaguar. The Still Hunt (Bronze). Battle of the Bulls (Bronze). American Black Bear (Bronze) |
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Wuertz, Emil H., Chicago |
Murmur of the Sea (Plaster) |
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140. Oil Painting |
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Freer, Fred W., Chicago |
Portrait of a Lady in Black. Portrait. Gold Fish. |
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139-145. Architecture |
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Shepley, Rutan & Coolidge, Chicago |
Ames Building, Boston. (Water color) The Art Institute of Chicago |
H - Manufactures |
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D. D. Baldwin & Co., Chicago |
Perfumes. Perfume cases. Toilet water. Sachet powder |
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J. S. Kirk & Co., Chicago |
Laundry soap. Toilet soap. Perfumery. Glycerine |
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Enoch Morgan's Sons, Chicago |
Kitchen Sapolio. Hand Sapolio |
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Marie Mott Gage, Chicago |
Toilet soaps |
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The Zehring Co., Chicago |
Perfumes and toilet goods |
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Krembs & Co., Chicago |
Chemical, pharmaceutical & technical preparations, consisting of acids, tinctures and extracts |
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D. W. McNeal & Co., Chicago |
Hair tonic |
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Mrs. E. A. Osterhout, Chicago |
Toilet soaps |
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Mme. Yale, Chicago |
Toilet soaps and toilet articles |
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Eugene Arnstein, Chicago |
Artists materials and paints |
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Gerts Lombard & Co., Chicago |
Hair brushes and paint. Collective exhibit of brushes |
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Chicago Rubber Paint Co., Chicago |
Painter's materials. Paints. Rubber paints |
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Senour Mfg. Co., Chicago |
Paints |
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L. H. Thomas Co., Chicago |
Inks |
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The Watts De Golyer Co., Chicago |
Varnishes |
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G. D. Dunham, Chicago |
Glaziers diamonds |
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Chicago Rubber Paint Co., Chicago |
Hygienic kalsomine |
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Am. Leather Water Proofing Co., Chicago |
Process of water-proofing boots & shoes |
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Berry Bros., Chicago |
Varnishes applied on woods. Collective exhibit. Artistic display |
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Chicago Varnish Co., Chicago |
Varnish. Artistic display |
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Smith & Milliken Mfg. Co., Chicago |
Paints. Painters’ supplies. Collective exhibit |
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John W. Masury & Co., Chicago |
Artistic colors. Varnish. Colors. White leads in oil. Collective exhibit |
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Chicago Rubber Paint Co., Chicago |
White lead |
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Valentine & Co., Chicago |
Colors. Coach and car varnishes and colors. Artistic display of coach and car varnishes and colors |
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Amberg File and Index Co., Chicago |
Calumet letter files. Index books |
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Brown & Besley Incpd., Chicago |
Cabinet and box letter files. Pigeon hole cabinet boxes |
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Crown Pen Co., Chicago |
Pens. Fountainpens. Gold pens |
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A. B. Dick & Co., Chicago |
Edison mimeograph. Reval letter files. Cabinet |
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Dennison Mfg. Co., Chicago |
Tags. Stationary goods. Cases for jewelry. Paper boxes for jewelry |
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The Electrose Mfg. Co., Chicago |
Electrose & marbleoid & articles made from same. Ink stand made from electrose & marbleoid |
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B. Grieshaber, Chicago |
Gold pens |
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The Munson Typewriter Co., Chicago |
Typewriting machines |
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Illinois Iron & Bolt Co., Carpentersville |
Copy presses |
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Rubel Bros., Chicago |
Ruled & printed blanks. Paper holders, paper binders, system of handling orders |
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Safeguard Account Co., Chicago |
System of book-keeping |
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Union Bag and Paper Co., Chicago |
Automatic opening paper bags |
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Dennison Mfg. Co., Chicago |
Sealing wax |
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Western Coated Paper and Card Co., Chicago |
Lithograph |
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The Henry O. Shephard Co., Chicago |
Blank books. Embossed book covers. Fancy ruling pamphlets. Printing |
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Rockwell Rupel & Co., Chicago (transferred from N. Y.C., New York) |
Typewriter ribbons, light office supplies |
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Singer Mfg. Co., Chicago |
Sewing machine cabinets. Sewing and embroidery. Artistic furnishings, Upholstering |
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Forest City Furniture Co., Rockford |
Combination folding bed |
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Rockford Operative Furniture Co., Rockford |
Side boards |
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Mechanics Furniture Co., Rockford |
Hall trees |
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Forest City Furniture Co., Rockford |
Chamber suits |
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Central Furniture Co., Rockford |
Writing desks. Side boards |
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Rockford Standard Furniture Co., Rockford |
China closets. Sideboards |
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Rockford Mantel & Furniture Co., Rockford |
Hat racks |
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J. C. Wemple Co., Chicago |
Window shades |
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J. C. Wemple Co., Chicago |
Opaque shade cloth. Spring shade roller |
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Windsor Folding Bed Co., Chicago |
One wardrobe bed. One cabinet bed. One child's bed. One combination washstand. One desk washstand. One sideboard |
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The F. Wenter Co., Chicago |
20 hall & hat racks. 6 china closets. 6 standing cabinets |
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Sprague Smith & Co., Chicago |
Wood mantels. Hat racks. Mirrors |
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Percy A. Sanqunette, Chicago |
Folding bed of new and original designs |
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August E. Richter, Chicago |
Picture frame mouldings. Gold, silver, oxidized, Antique ivory, white and gold, colored & hardwood. Picture frames fitted with pictures. Mirrors in special ornamental frames |
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Chas. Passow & Sons, Chicago |
1 Windsor screen. 1 Desk. 5 chairs |
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A. Peterson & Co., Chicago |
4 desks |
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G. C. S. Olsen & Co., Chicago |
2 roll top desks |
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Midland Desk Mfg. Co., Chicago |
Office desks |
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Thos. Kane & Co., Chicago |
Post office furniture |
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S. Karpen Bros., Chicago |
One Turkish rocker. 1 chair. 1 couch. 1 reception. 1 sofa. 1 divan. 1 arm chair. 1 rocker. 2 small chairs. 1 library chair |
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Thos. A. Kochs, Chicago |
Patent chairs |
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J. S. Ford., Johnson & Co., Chicago |
Office chairs. Library chairs. Dining room chairs. Rockers |
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Horn Bros. Mfg. Co., Chicago |
Sideboards |
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Geo. Hunzinger & Co., Chicago |
Chairs |
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Stewart Hartshorn Co., Chicago |
Self-acting shade rollers. Shade adjusters |
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The Horning Mfg. Co., Chicago |
Patent machinery. Combination dress case. Standing case, showing supplies. Barber's chairs |
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Gensch & Hartman, Chicago |
Mahogany toilet table. Pedestal writing desk. Mirror frame |
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The Garden City Billiard Table Co., Chicago |
1 Billiard table. 1 Pool table. 4 cue racks. 6 dozen fancy cues. 4 sets billiard & pool balls &c. |
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Ehman & Simon Mfg. Co., Chicago |
Wood mantels |
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The Henry Dibble Co., Chicago |
Fine wood mantels. Fireplaces with furnishings. Furniture. Decorations |
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Dean & Co., Chicago |
Bamboo furniture |
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The Geo. F. Child Chair Co., Chicago |
Chairs |
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E. B. Clark & Co., Chicago |
Mouldings. Picture frames |
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Central Mfg. Co., Chicago |
1 roll top desk (office). 1 double flat top office desk |
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Leopold Buxbaum, Chicago |
1 automatic restaurant table |
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A. H. Andrews & Co., Chicago |
Office furniture. Folding beds. Opera chairs. Steel chairs |
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The Adams & Westlake Co., Chicago |
Brass bedsteads. Artistic display |
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Am. Saloon Fixture Co., Chicago |
1 bar counter. 1 back bar. 1 wood work under counter |
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The Brunswick Balke Collender Co., Chicago |
1 billiard room. Buffet. 1 sample room |
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Royal Mantel & Furniture Co., Rockford |
Mantel (Wood) |
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Sophie Friedlander, Chicago |
Furniture in pyrographic painting |
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A. H. Andrews & Co., Chicago |
Bank equipment. Metal work |
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Mrs. M. A. Wilcox, Chicago |
A folding bamboo chair |
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The Brunswick Balke Collender Co., Chicago |
Refrigerator sideboard bar room interior & fixtures; cabinet billiard table. Billiard cue case. Ivory billiard and pool tables. Billiard cues. Metal billiard game counters. Billiard & pool table exhibit |
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Madda M. Heuremann, Chicago |
Peasant chair |
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Rockford Co-Operative Furniture Co., Rockford |
Libraries |
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Brunswick Balke Collender Co., Chicago |
Monarch cushions |
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J. Dunfres & Co., Chicago |
Parquet flooring |
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Windsor Folding Bed Co., Chicago |
Folding beds |
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Simon Wilnaw, Chicago |
Mirror frames |
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91 |
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J. Carette & Co., Chicago |
Brown marble Mosaic |
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Lawton Brick & Tile Co., Chicago |
Enameled bricks |
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Northwestern Terra Cotta Co., Chicago |
Terra Cotta for building purposes |
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Pioneer Fire Proof Construction Co., Chicago |
Fire clay. Porous terra cotta. Fire proofing |
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Tiffany Pressed Brick Co., Chicago |
Plain and fancy pressed brick |
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John C. Zallee, Chicago |
Fire proof roofing. Water proof roofing |
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Chicago Hy'd Pressed Brick Co., Chicago |
Ornamental pressed brick. Plain pressed brick |
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Marezzo Marble Co., Chicago |
Imitation marble |
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Miss F. A. Crittenden, Chicago |
Painted china |
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Mrs. W. H. Gleason, Chicago |
Painted china |
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Mrs. R. H. McClellan, Galena |
Painted china |
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Miss M. Heuermann, Chicago |
Painted china |
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Miss S. R. Little, Chicago |
Painted china |
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Mrs. C. J. Miller, Peoria |
Painted china |
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Mrs. H. W. Packard, Chicago |
Painted china |
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Mrs. H. A. Candee, Chicago |
Limoges vases |
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Mrs. A. Frazee, Chicago |
Vase peacock feathers |
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W. G. Greenleaf, Chicago |
Defreggie Madonna |
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Miss Helen Mitchell, N. Y. |
Lamp, pale green |
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Miss C. J. Miller, Peoria |
Painted china tray |
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Miss Louise C. Anderson, Chicago |
Painting on porcelain |
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Miss Grace H. Pick, Chicago (transferred from Boston) |
Decorated china |
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Mabel C. Dibble, Chicago |
Decorated china |
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Lillie B. Cole, Chicago |
Decorated vase |
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M. M. Heuermann, Chicago |
Decorated pyrography and porcelain |
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Corinne H. Mann, Chicago |
Jardiniere. Painted porcelain |
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Mrs. W. G. Greenleaf, Riverside |
Collection Ex. of plaques |
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Miss C. E. Payen, Chicago |
Painting on ivory |
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Mrs. W. F. DeWolf, Englewood |
Painted china |
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Miss M. E. Henderson, Chicago |
Painted china |
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Graham Pressed Concrete Co., Chicago |
Manufactured stone |
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Mrs. S. B. Jenkins, Chicago |
Painted china |
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Miss Isabel Adams, Englewood |
Chocolate set |
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93 |
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American Bronze Co., Chicago |
Bronze statue. Example of bronze catalogues |
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94 |
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Suess Ornamental Glass Co., Chicago |
Enameled chipped signs |
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F. M. Hicks & Co., Chicago |
Foot & sky lights |
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95 |
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Geo. E. Androvette, Chicago |
Stained glass windows |
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McCully & Miles, Chicago |
Stained glass windows |
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Flanagan & Biedenweg, Chicago |
Stained glass |
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Healy & Millett, Chicago |
Stained glass |
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Wells Glass Co., Chicago |
Art stained glass. Art ornamental glass |
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Flanagan & Biedenweg, Chicago |
Hammered glass (beveled). Ground glass. Art glass |
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The Brunswick Balke Collender Co., Chicago |
Exhibit of ivory |
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Magda M. Heuermann Co., Chicago |
Works in burnt wood |
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97 |
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Benzinger Bros., Chicago |
Ecclesiastical exhibit |
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G. Dirkson Silver Filagree Co., Freeport |
Silver filigree spoons. Silver filigree sugar tongs. Napkin rings. Card cases |
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99 |
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Ansonia Clock Co., Chicago |
Clocks |
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Newman Clock Mfg. Co., Chicago |
Mechanical watchman's clocks |
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100 |
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C. F. Baum, Chicago |
Silk dress trimmings. Mohair dress trimmings. Fringes. Buttons. Cords |
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Meyenburg Corp., Chicago |
Silk fur. Tie silk |
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Richardson Silk Co., Chicago |
Machine twist. Sewing, embroidery, etching & crochet silk. Silk hosiery. Braids |
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Belding Bros. & Co., Chicago |
Tailors silk serges and satins |
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Nonotuck Silk Co., Chicago |
Mittens, braids |
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Hammond, Knowlton & Co., Chicago |
Machine twist |
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102 |
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The Singer Mfg. Co., Chicago |
Curtains |
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103 |
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J. J. Capps & Son, Jacksonville |
Broadcloths. Blankets. Dress goods |
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Star Knitting Co., Chicago |
Woolen underwear. Silk underwear. Balbriggan underwear, etc. |
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104 |
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Buck Mfg. Co., Mattoon |
Braces. Hose supporters. Children's waists |
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Cluett, Coon & Co., Chicago |
Collars, cuffs, shirts |
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Ederheimer, Stein & Co., Chicago |
Clothing |
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The Earl Mfg. Co., Chicago |
Abdominal supporters |
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N. B. Haynes & Co., Chicago |
Millinery |
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Jean & Ulrich, Chicago |
Ladies tailor made garments |
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Kuh, Natham & Fischer Co., Chicago |
Men's ready-made clothing |
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Mme. Newman Corset Co., Chicago |
Braces |
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E. Rothschild Bros., Chicago |
Men's clothing |
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Florsheim & Co., Chicago |
Shoes |
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L. C. Watchsmith & Co., Chicago |
Ready-made clothing |
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Jas. Wilde, Jr. & Co., Chicago |
Men's clothing, Boys' clothing, Children's clothing |
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Geo. R. Atkinson, Rockford |
Overcoat |
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C. R. Bruner, Chicago |
Overcoat |
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Fred Croft, Chicago |
Frederick Coat, Waist coat, Trousers, Frederick Sartout |
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Grus & Luken, Chicago |
Overcoat |
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Glassner & Rock, Chicago |
Inverness overcoat |
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Chas. E. Hyde & Co., Chicago |
Full dress suit |
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Frank Heinig, Chicago |
Promenade suit. Overcoat |
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J. W. Kilmore, Chicago |
Suit |
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Lundahl & Co., Chicago |
Overcoat. Tuxedo coat. Vest. Trousers |
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G. W. Matthews, Chicago |
Riding coat. Waist coat. Trousers. Dress suits. Prince Albert suit. |
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L. A. Mitchell, Chicago |
D. B. Sack coat. Waist coat. Trousers |
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H. G. Purinton, Chicago |
Full Dress U. S. Uniform |
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Schaub Bros., Chicago |
Full dress suit. D. B. Box coat. Sack suit. D. B. Frock suit. Overcoat |
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Henry Turner, Chicago |
Overcoat. Waist coat. Sack coat. Trousers |
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R. A. Walche, Chicago |
Coat. Waist coat. Trousers. Overcoat |
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O. A. Olson, Chicago |
D. B. Frock coat. Waist coat and trousers |
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C. D. Osborn Co., Chicago |
Leather gloves |
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Singer Mfg. Co., Chicago (New York) |
Singer Sewing Machine with reciprocating shuttle movement. Sewing machine, Oscillating movement. Sewing machine, single threat chain stitch |
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C. H. Fargo & Co., Chicago |
Boots & shoes |
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Hamilton Brown Shoe Co., Chicago |
Boots and shoes |
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C. M. Henderson & Co., Chicago |
Boots and shoes |
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J. E. Tilton Shoe Co., Chicago |
Boots and shoes |
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M. D. Wells & Co., Chicago |
Boots and shoes |
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S. W. Hall, Chicago |
Overgaiters and leggings |
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Geo. W. Ludlow & Co., Chicago |
Shoes and slippers |
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Leonard Atkinson & Co., Chicago |
Shoes |
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Phelps, Dodge & Palmer, Chicago |
Boots and shoes |
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Price & Wolf, Chicago |
Slippers & low shoes |
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Selz, Schawb & Co., Chicago |
Boots and shoes |
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Davis Sewing Machine Co., Chicago |
Sewing machine products |
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Ivorine Collar & Cuff Co., Chicago |
Ivorine collars and cuffs |
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Gage Downs Co., Chicago |
Corsets |
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Domestic Sewing Machine Co., Chicago |
Sewing machines |
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Gage Downs & Co., Chicago |
Waists |
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Hadji E. Bengmal, Chicago |
Silk rug from the Alhambra |
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Mme. Newman Corset Co., Chicago |
Corsets, corset covers, supporters |
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F. Seigel & Bros., Chicago |
Cloaks, suits and tea gowns |
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R. P. Smith & Co., Chicago |
Men's and boys' shoes |
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Mrs. M. S. Schafer, Ravenswood |
Dress cutting system for dolls. Waist fitter called (French Magic Waist fitter.) |
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105 |
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Wolf & Periolat, Chicago |
Manufactured furs |
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John T. Shayne & Co., Chicago |
Fur garments. Pelts. |
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Wolf & Periolat, Chicago |
General exhibit |
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J. T. Shayne & Co., Chicago |
Seal mantle. Fisher's Cape. |
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106 |
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McLean Co., Columbian Club, Bloomington |
Plain sewing |
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Marshall Field & Co., Chicago |
Embroidery |
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Mrs. E. M. Bering, Decatur |
Drawn work |
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Miss H. C. Ogden, Waukegan |
White lace veil |
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Mrs. S. E. Criss, Chicago (New York) |
Mexican drawn work |
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Matilda Thurston, Chicago |
Lace handkerchief |
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Mrs. J. S. Radford, Chicago |
Embroidered handkerchief |
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Mrs. Susan Duval, Chicago |
Embroidered bed spread |
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Johannes Bodeman, Chicago |
Swiss embroideries. Ladies robes. Silk embroideries. Infants' bonnets |
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Mrs. Andrew Weber, Chicago |
Drawn work |
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107 |
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E. Burnham, Chicago |
Coiffures. Wigs. Bangs. Waves. Switches. Curls. Hair jewelry |
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M. & B. Blumenthal, So. Chicago |
Hair goods |
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Palmetto Fibre Co., Chicago |
Brushes. Horse brushes |
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Nicol & Co., Chicago |
Curling iron heaters |
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108 |
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Rev. Adolph Abel, Chicago |
Meerschaum pipe |
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Chas. T. Wilt, Chicago |
Trunks |
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W. J. Grand Prop. Cheval Standard Co., Chicago |
Horse measuring canes |
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109 |
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Elastic Tip Co., Chicago |
Rubber specialties |
|
110 |
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H. M. Rosenblatt, Chicago |
Leather boxes and cases. Leather medicine cases |
|
111 |
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W. N. Eisendrath & Co., Chicago |
Shoe & glove leather |
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Lambean Leather Co., Chicago |
Leather |
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Swift & Co., Chicago |
Hides and skins |
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Sharp, Clark & Co., Chicago |
Leather |
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Walker Oakley & Co., Chicago |
Calf skin leather |
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Western Tannery & Glove Works, Chicago |
Leather & gloves |
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Wilder & Co., Chicago |
Sole leather. Horse-hide |
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C. P. Kimball & Co., Chicago |
Harness |
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112 |
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Henry Troemner, Chicago |
Counter scales. Scales |
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E. T. Fairbanks & Co., Chicago |
Standard scales, measures and weights. Hopper scales. Abattoir scales. Suspension scales. Packing House scales. Stock scales. Platform scales. Counter scales. Ry. track scales. Weigh masters’ beams and scales. Iron dealers’ scales. Bullion scales. Cloth scales. Prescription scales. Postal scales. Bank scales. Paper beams. Automatic weight registers. General exhibit. Fairbanks Automatic cement tester |
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Springfield Scale Co., Springfield |
Automatic druggists' prescription scales |
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H. Troemer, Chicago |
Analytical balances |
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113 |
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Louis Jordan, Chicago |
Sporting and hunting guns hand made |
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114 |
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Globe Light & Heat Co., Chicago |
Street lamps. Heating lamps |
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R. E. Deitz, Chicago |
Lamps. Lanterns |
|
115 |
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Am. Radiator Co., Chicago |
Cast iron steam & hot water radiators |
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Am. Heating Co., Rockford |
Hot water heater |
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Geo. M. Clark & Co., Chicago |
Gas stoves. Gasoline stoves for heating |
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H. M. Chapman, Chicago |
Steam and hot water boiler. Steam power |
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Edwards Parlor Lamp Stove Co., Chicago |
Parlor lamp stoves |
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Francis Henry Buzzacott, Ft. Sheridan |
Army field oven & family western camp cookers |
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Farquhar Heating Co., Chicago |
Furnaces. Hot water heaters |
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Huette Barler Mfg. Co., Chicago |
Oil heaters |
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Mrs. A. J. Hambel, Chicago |
Cake beaters |
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Powers Duplex Reg. Co., Chicago |
Automatic temperature regulators for controlling heating apparatus |
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Mrs. Caroline Wescott Romney, Chicago |
Foot warmer |
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S. B. Traub, Chicago |
Hotel ranges |
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Woven Down Duster Co., Chicago |
Feather duster |
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Hubbard Portable Oven Co., Chicago |
Sectional steel (portable) oven for bakers, hotels and public institutions |
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Mrs. M. A. Wilcox, Chicago |
Bread machine, sealing, self-sealing & Wilcox water heater |
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Mason & Davis Co., Chicago |
Laundry stoves |
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Chicago Clothes Dryer Works, Chicago |
Combined dryer and laundry stoves |
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Mason & Davis Co., Chicago |
Cooking ranges for coal, wood and gas. Laundry stoves |
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Mrs. C. W. Romney, Chicago |
Oven coverings and linings |
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N. W. Stove Repair Repair [sic] Co., Chicago |
Water backs |
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116 |
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Belding Mfg. Co., Chicago |
Household, grocers' and butchers' refrigerators |
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Paul Dalmickle, Chicago |
Butchers' supplies. Ice box. Counter. Block. Meat sack |
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D. R. Sperry & Co., Batavia |
Kettles. Farm boilers. Caldrons. Drug mortars |
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Vienna Enamel Stamping Co., Chicago |
Enameled steel ware. Kitchen utensils. Wainscoting |
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Wickes Refrigerator Co., Chicago |
Tile lined refrigerator room |
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G. M. Shirk Mfg. Co., Chicago |
Refrigerators. Cabinets |
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Adams & Westlake, Chicago |
Cans |
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Mrs. M. M. Harris, Chicago |
Refrigerator - The M. M. Harris |
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C. W. Romney, Chicago |
Refrigerators. Chilling room for slaughtering houses |
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117 |
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John A. Roeblings Sons Co., Chicago (Trenton N. J.) |
Wire rope cloth |
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U. S. Wire Mat Co., Decatur |
Galvanized and brass wire mats and mattings |
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Gilbert & Bennett Mfg. Co., Chicago |
Wire cloth, fencing & fire proofing |
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H. P. Wilson, Chicago |
Horse shoes |
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118 |
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Paul Seidel's Ornamental & Architectural Iron Works, Chicago |
Iron forgings. Lamps. Fire screens. Candle. Gas brackets. Iron cross for graves |
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R. W. Morse Nail Mfg. Co., Chicago |
Horse shoes and nails |
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F. Hainsworth & Son, Chicago |
Bedsteads |
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The Winslow Bros. Co., Chicago |
Large carriage hand-forged gate. Hammered leaf wrought iron work. Iron stairs. Railways. Newells |
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The Winslow Bros. Co., Chicago |
Duplex Electro-plating on iron. Metal manuals & attachments. Elevator enclosures |
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119 |
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L. A. Baker & Co., Elgin |
Shingle nail machine |
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Chicago Spring Butt. Co., Chicago |
Spring hinges and butt. Sliding door hinges |
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Wm. D. Gibson, Chicago |
Springs |
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Knickerbocker Ice Co., Chicago |
Ice cutting and distributing tools |
I |
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Stover Mfg. Co., Freeport |
Dictionary and book holders. Double acting spring hinges |
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Wolf, Sayer & Heller, Chicago |
Dried beef cutters |
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Stover Mfg. Co., Freeport |
Book holders. Hinges, Sash pulleys & locks |
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120 |
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Instantaneous Water Mfg. Co., Chicago |
Instantaneous water heaters |
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Lehner Johnson Hoyer Mfg. Co., Chicago |
Plumbers’ brass goods. House pumps |
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Mosely Folding Bath tub Co., Chicago |
Folding bath tubs. Water heaters, separate and combined |
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Bock Bros. & Co., Chicago |
Sanitary bath tubs, wash trays & sinks. Misc. brass goods & brass railings |
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Norton Bros., Chicago |
Water closets |
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W. W. Corsbaugh, Chicago |
Bath tub seat |
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121 |
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Mrs. R. Ayers Jackson, Chicago |
Brass cutting system |
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Brown Bros. Mfg. Co., Chicago |
Sidewalk & vault lights |
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Elmira Cornwall, Chicago |
Tailor system |
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Diamond Match Co., Chicago |
Matches |
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Robert Faries, Decatur |
Display fixtures |
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N. S. Haynes Co., Chicago |
Movable display racks |
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Edward Leger & Co., Chicago |
Display fixtures |
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Matchless Metal Polish Co., Chicago |
Metal polish |
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Mrs. M. S. Schafer, Chicago |
Tailor system for cutting garments |
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B. F. Cummings Co., Chicago |
Perforating ticket dater |
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Paul J. Daemicke, Chicago |
Oyster & fish box combined. Meat show rails. Marble top counter. Sectional block |
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Wolf, Sayer & Heller, Chicago |
Quarter rack |
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Wolf, Sayer & Heller, Chicago |
Combination corn beef tray and rack. Meat block. Rocker block. Six meat rocker. Fancy meat counters |
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Redlich Mfg. Co., Chicago |
Wooden faucets lined with cork and saturated with India rubber and gutta percha |
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Christ Walter, Chicago |
Polished animals' horns and horn goods |
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Matchless Metal Polish Co., Chicago |
Buffing compositions |
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Otto Wulweber, Chicago |
Telephone appliances |
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Mrs. F. E. Buddington, Chicago |
Dress cutting system |
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P. J. Miller, Chicago |
Snap |
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106 |
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Caldwell, Miss Hattie, Argyll Park |
Lace |
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121 |
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Hambel, Mrs. A. J., Chicago |
Egg beater |
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Leontine, Miss, Chicago |
Dress fastener |
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Quinn (Quein), Floretta, Chicago (Odell, Gage Co., Neb.) |
Veil clasp |
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Scudder, Janeatte, Chicago |
Carved wood |
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Titus, Amanda C., Chicago |
Carved cabinet |
Indiana |
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A - Agriculture |
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J. S. Long, Salamonia |
Wheat |
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B. W. Dickens, Marion |
Wheat |
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J. A. Everitt, Indianapolis |
Wheat, Corn, Flax, Hemp, Millet, Oats, Beans |
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John Marvel, Indianapolis |
Wheat. Oats |
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J. N. Barker, Thornton (Thorntown) |
Wheat & red clover |
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Cyrus Thompson, Vincennes |
Wheat |
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Geo. Tichenor, Princeton |
Corn |
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Sid Conger, Flat Rock |
Corn |
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Jabez Pickett, Greensburg (Greensboro) |
Wheat |
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Leroy Lash, Martinsburg |
Wheat |
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Orris Rees, Thorntown |
Wheat |
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John Blair, Peru |
Wheat |
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Hubbard Taylor, Yarrentown (Germantown) |
Wheat |
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T. W. Miller, W. Lebanon |
Wheat |
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Mrs. S. Hodges, Rockport |
Wheat |
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Wm. Hadley, Thorntown |
Wheat |
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Jas. Riley, Thorntown |
Corn. Wheat. Oats |
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W. S. Dungan, Franklin |
Corn |
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H. L. Nawlin, Lawrenceburg |
Corn |
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J. A. Everitt, Indianapolis |
Corn |
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C. Boanett, Logansport |
Corn |
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O. Dinwiddie, Orchard Grove |
Corn |
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John Dempsey, Washington |
Corn |
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Geo. Thomas, Spencer |
Corn |
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Indiana Experimental Station, La Fayette |
Corn, Wheat & Oats |
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C. Lenhard, Paling |
Corn |
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Albert Pence, Plymouth |
Corn |
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Charles McIntosh, Rago |
Corn |
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D.H. Collins, Cornell |
Corn |
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Robert Engle, Frankfort |
Corn |
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A. Deller, Angelo |
Corn |
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Raymond Foster, Attica |
Corn |
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Oliver Goodwin, Angelo |
Corn |
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T.A. Baldwin, Oxford |
Corn |
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John Goss, Bellmore |
Oats and Wheat |
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Willard Smith, Bellmore |
Spring barley |
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A. G. Huntington, Indianapolis |
Oats |
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Quincy Drediner, Mill Creek |
Oats |
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James Hayworth, Cabbagetown |
Oats |
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Geo. A. Decker, Oil City |
Oats |
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Harvey O. Hoff, Ligonier |
Oats |
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G. T. Ettinger, Bourbon |
Buckwheat |
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I. C. Wilhalm, Ligonier |
Buckwheat |
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E. Wilatworth, Pleasant Plain |
Buckwheat |
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3 |
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A. G. Hill, Kendallville |
Collective exhibit of strained honey |
|
7 |
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Robert McBeth, Fairland |
Butter |
|
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P. Schlosser & Co., Wanatah |
Butter |
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Lewisville Butter & Cheese Co., Lewisville |
Butter |
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Hanna Creamery, Hanna |
Butter |
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Wanatah Creamery, Wanatah |
Butter |
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Caroline Edgerton, Spiceland |
Butter |
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Centerville Creamery, Centerville |
Butter |
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Spiceland Creamery, Spiceland |
Butter |
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A. T. Hayman, Lowell |
Butter |
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Separated Butter Co., Rensselaer |
Butter |
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Mrs. Lizzie King, Edinburgh |
Butter |
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Mrs. Robt. Collins, Fortville |
Butter |
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Mrs. Robert Mitchell, Princeton |
Butter |
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Sarah Edgerton, Spiceland |
Butter |
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Mrs. James Riley, Thorntown |
Butter |
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Sophia Rippey, Syracuse |
Butter |
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Mrs. Mary Thompson, Ellettsville |
Butter |
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Mrs. T. M. Saultmauk, Sunman |
Butter |
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9 |
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O. E. Replogle, La Porte |
Wool |
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Eli Helser, Warsaw |
Wool |
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C. Huston, Shelbyville |
Wool |
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C. Cowgill, Wabash |
Wool |
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S. S. Morrison, Shelbyville |
Wool |
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William Coleman, Winterwood |
Wool |
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A. W. Dolph & Son, Teagarden |
Wool |
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Peter Shafe, Shelbyville |
Wool |
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Ryce & McLean, Shelbyville |
Wool |
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Be Beneley |
Wool |
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Sid Conger, Flat Rock |
Wool |
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Robert Mitchell, Princeton |
Wool |
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William Whipps & Son, Carlisle |
Wool |
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16 |
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John Lowrie, Brookston |
Cultivator |
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H. P. Bowsher, South Bend |
Food Grinding Mill |
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Hancock Rotary Plow Co., Indianapolis |
Rotary Plow |
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Cole Bros. Prong Plow Co., Greencastle |
Prong Plow |
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Wm. N. Whitely, Muncie |
Binder and Harvester |
|
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The Birdsell Co., South Bend |
Clover thresher, huller and Cleaner |
|
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St. Joseph Mfg. Co., Mishawaka |
Plows and Cultivators |
|
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W. A. Nordyke, Indianapolis |
Roller Mill and Grinding Mills, Corn degerminator |
|
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Bissell Chilled Plow Works, South Bend |
Plows |
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Crown Point Mfg. Company. Crown Point |
Grinding Mills |
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Oliver Chilled Plow Works, South Bend |
Plows |
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South Bend Chilled Plow Co., South Bend |
Plows |
A - Forestry |
19 |
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State of Indiana |
Collection of timber sections and hand collections |
B - Horticulture |
21 |
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Stutzman, D., Ligonier |
Fruit evaporator |
|
22 |
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Hill, E. G. & Co., Richmond |
Chrysanthemums |
|
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Purdue University, Lafayette |
Fern |
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Hill, E. G. & Co., Richmond |
Begonia Rex |
|
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Quaker City Machine Co., Richmond |
Greenhouse ventilating apparatus |
|
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Carmody, J. B., Evansville |
Greenhouse ventilating apparatus. Greenhouse heating apparatus |
|
26 |
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Sedwick Bros., Richmond |
Wire gates and fences |
|
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Daisy Implement Co., Pleasant Lake |
Garden cultivators |
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Cross & Rowe, Bedford |
Ornamental rustic stone work |
C - Live Stock |
30. Belgian |
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J. Crouch & Son, La Fayette |
Stallion 3 years, under 4 |
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24. Oldenburg, Hanoverian, Trakehnen, and Holstein Coach |
|
J. Crouch & Son, La Fayette |
Stallion 5 years or over |
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21. Standard Trotters |
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J. W. White, Adams |
Stallion 3 yrs. under 4 |
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Clydesdales. Special Class |
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Stallion 3 yrs. under 4. Mare 5 yrs. or over. Mare 4 yrs. under 5. Mare 3 yrs. under 4 |
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32. Hackney Horses. |
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L. W. Cochran, Crawfordsville |
Stallion 4 yrs. under 5 |
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Thompson & Bland, Crawfordsville |
Stallion 5 yrs. or over. Stallion 4 yrs. under 5. Stallion 4 yrs. under 5. Stallion 4 yrs. under 5. Stallion 4 yrs. under 5 |
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Thompson & Bland, Crawfordsville |
Stallion 1 yr. under 2. Mare, 5 yrs. or over. Mare, 4 yrs. under 5 |
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33. Morgan Horses |
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W. W. Stevens, Salem |
Stallion, 2 yrs. under 3. Stallion, 1 yr. under 2. Mare, 5 yrs. or over. Mare, 4 yrs. under 5. Mare, 4 years under 5, Mare, 3 years under 4. Mare, 3 years under 4. Mare, 1 year under 2 |
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W. W. Stevens. Salem |
Mare under 1 yr. Mare under 1 yr. Mare and 2 of her colts. Medal. Collection to consist of 3 Stallions and 2 Mares. Medal |
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2. Hereford Cattle |
|
John J. Stewart, Fowler |
Heifer, 1 year under 2 |
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Hereford Special. Grades and Crosses |
|
Adam Earl, La Fayette |
Steer or spayed heifer, 2 yrs. under 3. Steer or spayed heifer under 1 |
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W. S. Van Natta, Fowler |
Steer or spayed heifer, 2, years under 3. Steer or spayed heifer, 1 year under 2. Steer or spayed heifer, under 1 year. Cow 3 years or over. Heifer 2 yrs. under 3. Herd graded by ages. Young herd, consisting of 1 bull and 4 heifers, all under 2 years, bred by exhibitor. Cow any age. Medal |
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159. Herds (Div. G. Fat Stock) |
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W. S. Van Natta, Fowler |
Grades and crosses herd, to consist of steer or spayed heifer 2 and under 3 yrs., Steer of spayed heifer 1 and under 2 years, steer or spayed heifer under 1 year |
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157. Sweepstakes (Div. G. Fat Stock) |
|
W. S. Van Natta, Fowler |
Steer or spayed heifer, 1 yr. under 2 |
|
17. Grand Sweepstakes Herd |
|
W. S. Van Natta, Fowler |
Herd graded by ages. Young herd under 2 |
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J. H. Miller, Mexico |
Young herd under 2 |
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16. Sweepstakes by Ages |
|
J. H. Miller, Mexico |
Bull 3 years or over. Medal. Bull 1 year under 2. Medal. Heifer under 1 year. Medal |
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12. Polled Durham |
|
J. H. Miller, Mexico |
Bull 3 years or over. Bull 3 years or over. Bull 1 year under 2. Bull 1 year under 2. Bull under 1 year. Bull under 1 year. Cow 3 years or over. Cow 3 years or over. Heifer 2 years under 3. Heifer 2 years under 3. Heifer 1 year under 2. Heifer 1 year under 2. Heifer under one year. Heifer under one year |
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15. Polled Durham |
|
J. H. Miller, Mexico |
Herd graded by ages. Herd graded by ages. Young Herd, 1 bull and 4 heifers under 2. 4 animals either sex, under 4, the get of one sire. 4 animals, either sex, under 4, the get of one sire. 2 animals either sex, produce of 1 cow. 2 animals either sex, produce of one cow. Bull any age. Cow any age |
|
17. Grand Sweepstakes Herd |
|
J. G. Robbins, Horace |
Herd graded by ages |
|
1. Short Horn Cattle |
|
J. G. Robbins & Sons, Horace |
Bull 3 yrs. or over. Cow 3 yrs. or over. Heifer 2 yrs. under 3. Heifer under 1 year. Herd. 1 bull 3 or over and 4 cows of each age. 4 animals either sex, under 4 the get of 1 sire. 2 animals either sex the produce of 1 cow. Cow any age. Medal |
|
6. Jersey Cattle |
|
Mortimer Levering, La Fayette |
Heifer under 1 |
|
4. Galloway Cattle |
|
Brookside Farm Co., Fort Wayne |
Bull 3 years or over. Bull 2 years under 3. Bull 1 year under 2. Bull under 1. Heifer 2 years under 3. Heifer 1 year under 2. Heifer under 1. Heifer under 1. Herd graded by ages |
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4 |
|
Brookside Farm Co., Fort Wayne |
Young Herd, 1 bull and 4 heifers, under 2. Four animals, either sex, the get of 1 sire. 2 animals either sex, produce of 1 cow. Bull any age. Medal |
|
3. Aberdeen-Angus |
|
Goodwin & Judy, Chicago & West Lebanon, Ind. |
Bull 3 years or over. Bull under 1. 1 Cow 3 years or over. Heifer 1 year under 2. Herd, 1 bull 2 years or over. 2 animals either sex produce of 1 cow |
|
55. Berkshire |
|
I. N. Barker, Thorntown |
Boar under 6 months. Boar under 6 months. Sow under 6 months. 4 pigs under 6 months, produce of same sow |
|
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J. Riley, Thorntown |
Boar under 6 months. Sow under 6 months. 4 pigs under 6 months, produce of same sow |
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W, G, Riley, Thorntown |
Boar under 6 months. Sow under 6 months. Sow under 6 months. Boar and 3 sows under 1. Boar and 3 sows under 1 bred by exhibitor. 4 swine get of same boar, bred by exhibitor. 4 pigs under 6 months produce of same sow |
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56. Poland China |
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Mugg, Cunningham & Co., Center |
Boar 1 year under 2. Sow 1 year under 2. Sow 6 months under 1 year. Boar, 3 sows over 1. Boar, 3 sows under 1. Boar any age. Sow any age |
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63. Suffolk Swine |
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A. C. Green, Winchester |
Boar 2 years or over. Boar 1 year under 2. Boar under 6 months. Boar under 6 months |
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A. C. Green, Winchester |
Boar 2 yrs. or over. Boar 1 year under 2. Boar under 6 months. Boar under 6 months. Sow 2 years or over. Sow 6 months, under 1 year. Sow under 6 months. Sow under 6 months. Boar, 3 sows under 1. Boar, 3 sows under 1 bred by exhibitor. 4 pigs under 6 months, produce of same sow |
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60. Essex |
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A. C. Green, Winchester |
Boar 1 year under 2. Boar 6 months under 1 year |
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61. Victoria Swine |
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Geo. F. Davis & Co., Dyer |
Boar 2 years or over. Boar 2 years or over. Boar 1 year under 2. Boar 1 year under 2. Boar 6 months under 1 year. Boar under 6 months. Boar under 6 months. Sow 2 years or over. Sow 2 years or over |
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Geo. F. Davis & Co., Dyer |
Boar, any age, Sow, 1 year under 2. Sow, 1 year under 2. Sow 6 months, under 1 year. Sow, 6 months, under 1 year. Boar, 3 sows over 1. Boar, 3 sows over 1. Boar, 3 sows over 1, bred by exhibitor. Boar, 3 sows over 1, bred by exhibitor. Boar, 3 sows under 1. Boar, 3 sows under 1. Boar, 3 sows under 1, bred by exhibitor. Boar, 3 sows under 1, bred by exhibitor |
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Geo. F. Davis & Co., Dyer |
4 swine get of same boar. 4 swine get of same boar. 4 pigs under 6 months. 4 pigs under 6 months |
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178. Victoria. (Div. G. Fat Stock) |
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Geo. F. Davis & Co., Dyer |
Barrow, 14 and under 18 months old. Barrow, 14 and under 18 months old. Barrow 10 & under 14 months old. Barrow 10 & under 14 months old. Barrow 6 & under 10 months old. Barrow 6 & under 10 months old. Pen of 3 barrows |
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42. Lincoln Sheep |
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Geo. F. Davis & Co., Dyer |
Ram, 3 yrs. or over. Ram, 3 ewes over 2 years |
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40.Cotswold |
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Geo. F. Davis & Co., Dyer |
Ram 2 years under 3 |
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44. Shropshire |
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J. J. Williams & Sons, Muncie |
Ram under 1 year. Ewe 3 years or over. Ewe 2 years under 3. Ewe 1 year under 2. Ram, 3 ewes, over 2 years |
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Mortimer Levering, Lafayette |
Ram 2 years under 3 |
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45. Oxford Sheep |
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Sid Conger, Flat Rock |
Ram 3 yrs. or over. Pen of 2 rams & 3 ewes |
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51. Cheviot |
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H. H. Keim, Ladoga |
Ram under 1. Ram under 1. Ewe 3 years or over. Ewe under 1. Ram, 3 ewes all over 2 yrs. |
E - Mines and Mining |
43 |
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Standard Oil Co., Whiting |
Petroleum |
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State of Indiana |
Indiana Coal |
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44 |
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State of Indiana |
Building Stone |
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State of Indiana |
Collective Exhibit of Colitic Limestone |
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Greensburg L. S. Co., Greensburg |
Blue Limestone |
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T. N. Braxton, Poole |
Sandstone |
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46 |
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State of Indiana |
Collective exhibit of clay |
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Hydraulic Press Brick Co., Porter |
Pressed Brick |
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J. E. Dickinson, Wolcottville |
Pressed Brick |
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Evansville Pressed Brick Co., Evansville |
Pressed Brick |
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U. S. Encaustic Tile Works, Indianapolis |
Encaustic Tile |
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Pendleton Glass Tube and Pipe Works, Pendleton |
Collection of cast glass tube and sewer pipes |
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Brazil Hollow Brick Co., Brazil |
Hollow building tile |
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52 |
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American Tine Plate Co., Elwood |
Sample boxes of black plate pickled cold rolled and enameled |
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62 |
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The P. & H. & F. M. Roots Co., Connersville |
Portable forges, blacksmith blowers, rotary force pump blowers, gas exhausters |
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65 |
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Common Sense Separator Co., Elkhart |
Common Sense Separator |
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67 |
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Municipal Engineering Co., Indianapolis |
Paving & municipal engineering |
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T. A. Randall, Indianapolis |
The Clay Worker |
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Connersville Blower Co., Connersville |
Rotary Blowers |
F - Machinery |
69 |
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Atlas Engine Works, Indianapolis |
Tandem Compound steam engine |
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Bryan, Anthony H., Evansville |
Automatic hot and cold water elevator and distributor |
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Bass Foundry & Machine Works, Fort Wayne |
Cross Compound Condensing engine |
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Flint & Walling Mfg. Co., Kendallville |
Pumps |
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Reeves Pulley Co., Columbus |
Wood split pulleys |
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South Bend Pulley Co., South Bend |
Wood split pulley |
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72 |
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Roach, J. M., Anderson |
Joints for paper machines |
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73 |
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Art Embossing Machine Co., Indianapolis |
Wood embossing machine |
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Atkins, E. C., Indianapolis |
Band saw blades. Exhibit of circular saws, drag, mulay, gang and cylinder |
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79 |
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Nordyke & Marmon Co., Indianapolis |
Exhibit of machinery for preparation of cereals, three pair high roller mill |
G - Transportation |
80 |
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Brass Foundry & Machine Co., Fort Wayne |
Chilled car wheels |
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83 |
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Miller Knoblock Wagon Co., South Bend |
Street sprinkling wagon |
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A. Melzer, Evansville |
Military baggage wagon and Breast work |
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James & Meyer Buggy Co., Lawrenceburg |
Three Spring Top Phaeton |
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Colfax Manufacturing Co., South Bend |
Pony wagon |
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Marion Cycle Co., Marion |
Halliday-Temple Scorcher Bicycles |
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Muncie Wheel Co., Muncie |
13 sets of wheels "A" quality |
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Scholl Steel Whiffletree Manufacturing Co., Hobart |
Steel Whiffletree |
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O'Brion Wagon Co., La Fayette |
Farm Wagons |
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Studebaker Bros., South Bend |
Wagon steel skein. Trade cast skein and wagon cast skein. American Farm Wagon. Farm wagon ironed with Aluminum - Centennial Farm Wagon - California wagon - Platform Track South |
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Studebaker Bros., South Bend |
American R. R. Dump Cart - Mexican Cart - African Freight & Transfer Wagon - French Parcel delivery wagon - Grocers' delivery wagon - Lawn and vegetable sprinkler - street sprinkler - wood veneer carriage, wagon and sleigh. Specialties - Eight passenger wagonette - Coal and garbage dump cart |
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Birdsell Manufacturing Co., South Bend |
Gold plated steel skein farm wagon, extension top Victoria |
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84 |
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Richmond Safety Gate Co., Richmond |
Automatic Gate for freight elevators |
H - Manufactures |
87 |
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A. Melzer, Evansville |
Transparent Soaps. Decorated Toilet Soaps. Silver washing Flakes |
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89 |
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Crosby Paper Co., Marion |
Pulp Lined Straw Braid |
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90 |
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T. S. Laycock Manufacturing Co., Indianapolis |
Spring beds |
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Indianapolis Cabinet Co., Indianapolis |
Office Desks. Wooden Desks |
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John W. Blackledge, Indianapolis |
Blackledge Upright Sectional exhibition Cases |
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L. W. Ott Manufacturing Co., Indianapolis |
Lounges |
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91 |
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Eva L. Clark, South Bend |
Ceramics |
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94 |
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Diamond Plate Glass Co., Kokomo |
Plate Glass |
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Mrs. F. A. Wilkes, Richmond |
Decorated Glass |
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103 |
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Geo. Merritt & Co., Indianapolis |
Robes. Skirts |
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Seymour Woolen Factory Co., Seymour |
Blankets. Yarns and Dress Flannels. Blankets |
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New Albany Hosiery Co., New Albany |
Hosiery |
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104 |
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J. E. Scroggs Manufacturing Co., Frankfort |
Boots. Shoes |
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106 |
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Mrs. John Williamson, Indianapolis |
Table cloth |
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Mrs. Frank Gavan, Lafayette |
Table cloth |
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S. Francis Major, Shelbyville |
Table cloth |
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Amanda Williamson, Indianapolis |
Table cloth |
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May Wright Sewall, Indianapolis |
Complete linen table covers |
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Mrs. Laura Blackstock, Lafayette |
Tea Cloth |
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Mrs. Franklin Reeves, Richmond |
Curtain |
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Mrs. Wm. T. Brown, Indianapolis |
Piano Cover |
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Mrs. Jesse D. Ellis, Rensselaer |
Table cloth |
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Mrs. Clem Studebaker, South Bend |
Bed room furnishings |
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M. A. Williamson, Indianapolis |
Table cloth |
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Mary A. Williamson, Indianapolis |
Art embroideries |
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Mrs. H. W. McKane, Jeffersonville |
Chamois cover |
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Mrs. J. F. Alexander, Lafayette |
Table cover |
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Miss Mary Heron, Indianapolis |
Center Piece |
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Nellie Goodrich Clark, Economy |
Center Piece. Drawn Work |
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Minnie C. Coffin, Indianapolis |
Portiere |
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111 |
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W. W. Momly & Sons, Columbus |
Harness leather |
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115 |
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Southern Stove Works, Evansville |
Washing Machine |
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116 |
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Summit Refrigerator Co., Michigan City |
Refrigerators. Side Board Refrigerators |
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Fred A. Wilke, Richmond |
Portable China kilns for firing decorated china and glass |
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118 |
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The Central Iron and Steel Works, Brazil |
Open hexagonal turn buckles |
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119 |
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E. C. Atkins & Co., Indianapolis |
Cross Cut saws. Hand saws. Miscellaneous saw tools |
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120 |
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Strong Broyce & Co., Indianapolis |
Water closets |
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121 |
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Geo. W. Hoffman, Indianapolis |
Paste powder, & liquid metal polish |
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Wayne Oil Tank Co., Fort Wayne |
Measuring Oil Tanks |
L - Liberal Arts |
148 |
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Allison, W. D. Co., Indianapolis |
Physicians Operating Table |
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Armstrong, W. H. & Co., Indianapolis |
Surgical instruments and appliances |
|
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Minor & Elberg, Indianapolis |
Med. & Inst. Cabinet for physicians. Surgical and Syneological Table. Surgical Chairs |
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Harvey Hernia Hand Appliance Co., Indianapolis |
Appliance for Hernia |
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149 |
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Blind Institute, Fort Wayne |
Sewing, knitting, crocheting &c. |
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Benedictine Sisters, Ferdinand |
Embroidered vestments |
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Brothers of Sacred Heart, Indianapolis |
Literary, scientific and art work |
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Clark Co., Schools, Charleston |
Written Class work for Utica Schools |
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Dubois Co., Schools, Jasper |
Written Class Work |
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Delaware Co., Schools, Muncie |
Written Class Work |
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Fort Wayne Dioceses, Fort Wayne |
Printed reports, class work &c. |
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Girls Classical School, Indianapolis |
Literary work of Pupils |
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Holy Family School, Oldenburg |
Penmanship, book-keeping, Drawings &c. |
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Hailman's Mrs. Training School, La Porte |
Work in parquetry |
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High Schools, La Fayette |
Special Science work in Physics &c. |
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Ind. School for Feeble minded, Ft. Wayne |
Pupils work |
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Immaculate Conception, Oldenburg |
16 Vols. Orthography, drawings, mythology, chemistry, paintings &c. |
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Indianapolis Free Kindergarten & Training School, Indianapolis |
Drawings. Color works |
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Indiana Educational Com., La Porte |
Public School Organization of Indiana |
|
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Indiana Institution for the Education of the Deaf, Indianapolis |
Photographs, views and specimens of class work and handiwork of pupils |
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Immaculate Conception, Rushville |
Class work |
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Jasper College, Jasper |
Algebra, Geometry, &c. |
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Jasper Co., Schools, Rensselaer |
Written Class Work |
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Notre Dame University (Bishop's Memorial Hall), Notre Dame |
Historical Collection |
|
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Purdue University, La Fayette |
Panels of progressive steps in forging bench work &c. |
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Public Schools, Indianapolis |
Special Science work in physics, chemistry &c. School work |
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Public Schools, Kennard |
Written Class Work |
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Public Schools, La Porte |
Written Class Work |
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Public Schools, La Fayette |
Special penmanship exhibit |
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Public Schools, Lawrenceburg |
Written Class Work |
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Public Schools, Richmond |
Written Class Work |
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Public Schools, South Bend |
Special Science work in physics and chemistry |
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Public Schools, Terre Haute |
Drawing, class work, &c. |
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Public Schools, Tell City |
Written Class Work, Drawing &c. |
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Public Schools, Union City |
Written Class Work, Drawing &c. |
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Public Schools, Union City |
Written Class Work, Drawing &c. |
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Public Schools, West Indianapolis |
Written Class Work, Drawing &c. |
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Randolph Co. Schools, Winchester |
Written Class Work, and photographs |
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St. Augustine's Cathedral School, Fort Wayne |
Class Work, Science, Business forms |
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St. Augustine's Academy, Fort Wayne |
Algebra, Philosophy, History &c. |
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St. Joseph's School, Terre Haute |
Geog. Lang. Grammar &c |
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St. Mary's School, New Albany |
Class Work |
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St. Paul's School, New Albany |
Class Work |
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St. Peter's School, St. Peters |
Class Work |
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Holy Trinity School, St. Louis, Mo. |
Class Work |
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St. Martins School, Yorkville |
Class Work |
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St. James School, Indianapolis |
Class work and drawing |
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St. Mary's Institute, St. Mary’s |
Students Work |
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St. Meinrad's, St. Meinrad College |
Work, translations &c. |
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St. Patrick’s, Indianapolis |
Class Work |
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St. Patrick's and St. Joseph's School, Indianapolis |
Class Work and drawing |
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St. Wendel's School, St. Wendel |
Class Work |
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St. Joseph's School, Shelbyville |
Class Work |
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St, Anthony's School, Morris |
Class Work |
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St. Lawrence School, Lawrenceburgh |
Class Work |
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St. Mary's School, Indianapolis |
Class Work |
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Sisters of Providence, St. Mary's Vigo Co. |
Students Work |
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Sisters of St. Francis, Oldenburg |
Literary, Art & Needle work |
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Scott Co. Schools, (Moinarod) (no such P.O.) |
Class Work and photos |
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State of Indiana, (W. N. Hailman) La Porte |
Educational exhibit |
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Tippecanoe Co. Schools, La Fayette |
Written class work and photos |
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University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame |
Drawings of University Grounds, work in Mechanics |
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Union Co. Schools, Cottage Grove |
Class Work and photographs |
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Wayne County Schools, Dublin |
Written Class Work and photos |
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Wabash County Schools, Wabash |
Written examination work |
|
152 |
|
Henry Ives Cobb |
Indiana State Building |
|
156 |
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Sewall, May Wright, Indianapolis |
National Council of Women of U. S. |
|
258 |
|
Conn, C. C., Elkhart |
Band and Orchestral Instruments |
|
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Ft. Wayne Organ Co., Ft. Wayne |
Reed Organs |
M - Ethnology |
|
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George K. Green |
Geological Specimens, &c. |
|
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W. W. Borden |
Fossils |
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Borden & Green |
Stone implements, Cache of Flints &c. |
Iowa |
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A - Agriculture |
1 |
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Samuel Way, Greeley |
Corn |
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J. W. Rector, Oneida |
Corn. Beans |
|
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F. S. White, Des Moines |
Corn |
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John Cruise, Jr., Earlville |
Corn |
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M. C. Davis, Creston |
Corn |
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J. S. Crawford, Atlantic |
Corn |
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H. S. Brown & Son, Emerson |
Corn |
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L. S. Rockwell, Rockwell |
Indian Corn |
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C. R. Taylor, Hamburg |
Corn |
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J. E. Branch, Elkader |
Corn |
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Nathan Drake, Decorah |
Cornstalks |
|
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J. W. Miles, Miles |
Corn |
|
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E. P. Cooper, Shelby |
Corn |
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Chas. Ashton, Guthrie Center |
Wheat |
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E. B. Clark, Red Oak |
Wheat |
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H. H. Smith, Dubuque |
Oats |
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A. H. Cane, Corinne |
Barley |
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L. Hudler, Audubon |
Buckwheat |
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John W. Cownie, South Amana |
Timothy Seed |
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John H. Alberts, Jefferson |
Millet Seed. Corn |
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H. H. Connell, Guernsey |
Timothy, Red top and seeds |
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S. S. Peterson, Cresco |
Timothy seed |
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A. L. Plummer, Ivy |
Red clover seed, Corn |
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William Angus, Strahan |
Millet Seed |
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L. G. Clute, Greeley |
Wheat, Oats, Corn, buckwheat barley, rye, clover, millet, grasses, squashes and potatoes |
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James B. Wise, Sabula |
Corn |
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Hugh Linn, Shelby |
Popcorn |
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J. O. Stevens, Shelby |
Corn |
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J. Frum, Shelby |
Corn |
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A. Doty, Shelby |
Corn |
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J. Q. Rathbone, Stennett |
Corn |
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Martine Nelson, Shelby |
Corn |
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John & Roy Brown, Shelby |
Popcorn |
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Charles Haldrof, Shelby |
Corn |
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M. Wilcox, Shelby |
Corn |
|
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Hyram Kastor, Manchester |
Corn |
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J. R. Turner, Wiota |
Corn |
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B. Wragg, Creston |
Indian Corn |
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L. D. Brothers, Emerson |
Corn |
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C. T. Lambert, Mills County |
Corn |
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John Lawrence, Emerson |
Corn |
|
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Fred McCullock, Hartwick |
Corn |
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S. A. McCandless, Belle Plaine |
Corn |
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P. L. Migham, Clayton |
Corn |
|
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J. C. Ellis, Truro |
Corn |
|
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A. F. Collman, Corning |
Corn |
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Nims Bros., Emerson |
Corn |
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Ed. Corell, Greeley |
Corn |
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James Fitzpatrick, Greeley |
Corn |
|
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W. H. Brown, Shelby |
Corn |
|
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State of Iowa |
Artistic display of farm and garden products |
|
3 |
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E. Ketchmer, Red Oak |
Extracted clover and alfalfa. Comb honey |
|
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Oliver Foster, Mt. Vernon |
Extracted bass-wood honey |
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L. G. Clute, Greeley |
Comb honey |
|
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William Kimble, DeWitt |
Extracted honey |
|
4 |
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Fred Murrah, Red Oak |
Potatoes |
|
7 |
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Mrs. George Tyler, Decorah |
Butter |
|
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L. L. Parker, Greeley |
Butter |
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B. P. Norton, Cresco |
Butter |
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R. M. Fonda, Luana |
Butter |
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W. W. Bennett, Churdian |
Butter |
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P. H. Young, Garden Grove |
Butter |
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C. Schrieber, New Hampton |
Butter |
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C. L. Gabrilson, New Hampton |
Butter |
|
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Mrs. S. D. Martin, Belmond |
Butter |
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H. S. Wald, Charles City |
Butter |
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F. D. Pierce, Cedar Falls |
Butter |
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Festina Creamery, Festina |
Butter |
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Mechanicsville Creamery, Mechanicsville |
Butter |
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Castalia Creamery, Castalia |
Butter |
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Ionia Creamery, Ionia |
Butter |
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Decorah Creamery, Decorah |
Butter |
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Diamond Creamery, Monticello |
Butter |
|
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Devon Creamery, Devon |
Butter |
|
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Spring Branch Creamery, Manchester |
Butter |
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Manchester Co-operative Creamery Co., Manchester |
Butter |
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Frankville Creamery Co., Decorah |
Butter |
|
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New Hampton Creamery, New Hampton |
Butter |
|
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E. L. Bracey, Maynard |
Butter |
|
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North Washington Creamery, North Washington |
Butter |
|
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Ossian Creamery Co., Ossian |
Butter |
|
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Ridgeway Creamery Co., Decorah |
Butter |
|
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S. K. Swenson, Story City |
Butter |
|
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Clermont Valley Creamery, Clermont |
Butter |
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C. W. Adams, Breda |
Butter |
|
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J. Waughtal, Clear Lake |
Butter |
|
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J. F. Powers, Plainfield |
Butter |
|
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Globe Creamery Co., Luxemburg |
Butter |
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Elgin Creamery Co., Elgin |
Butter |
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Hesper Creamery Co., Hesper |
Butter |
|
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H. A. Miller, Oelwein |
Butter |
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W. H. Blount, Fairbank |
Butter |
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B. W. Kenyon, Masonville |
Butter |
|
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G. W. Russell, Greene |
Butter |
|
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Martha Putnam, Greene |
Butter |
|
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Mrs. David Blake, Greene |
Butter |
|
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Protovin Creamery, Protovin |
Butter |
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H. D. Parsons, Newton |
Butter |
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G. B. Lawson, Grinnell |
Butter |
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Williamstown Creamery, Williamstown |
Butter |
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Jefferson Creamery, Oelwein |
Butter |
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Henderson & Babcock, Central City |
Butter |
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E. M. Haven, Bristow |
Butter |
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George B. Strayer, Lawn Hill |
Butter |
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J. W. Darby, Greenfield |
Butter |
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Hampton Creamery, Hampton |
Butter |
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Louis Brake, Andover |
Butter |
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W. H. Sanford, Amber |
Butter |
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Union Creamery Co., West Union |
Butter |
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John D. Herrick, Fredericksburg |
Butter |
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Golden Star Creamery Co., Dyersville |
Butter |
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North Iowa Creamery Co., Clarion |
Butter |
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Fayette Creamery Association, Fayette |
Butter |
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Highland Creamery, Hesper |
Butter |
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Livermore Creamery, Livermore |
Butter |
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Lewis Forthan, Chapin |
Butter |
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H. J. Neitert, Walker |
Butter |
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Little Turkey Creamery Co., Little Turkey |
Butter |
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Riverton Creamery, Spencer |
Butter |
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Eden Valley Creamery, Low Moor |
Butter |
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Rock Creek Co-operative Creamery, Osage |
Butter |
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W. S. Smarzo, Maynard |
Butter |
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E. E. Van Auken, Clear Lake |
Butter |
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Levi A. Jenkins, St. Ansgar |
Butter |
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Postville Creamery, Postville |
Butter |
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Girard Creamery, Girard |
Butter |
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Lime Spring Creamery, Lime Spring |
Butter |
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Bassett Creamery, Bassett |
Butter |
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Greeley Farmer's Creamery, Greeley |
Butter |
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Ft. Atkinson Creamery, Ft. Atkinson |
Butter |
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A. R. Carrier, Greenville |
Butter |
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H. S. Andrews, Dubuque |
Factory Churn |
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9 |
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W. H. Edgerton, Nassau |
Wool |
|
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Iowa Agricultural College, Ames |
Wool |
|
16 |
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Dowden Mfg. Co., Prairie City |
Potato harvester |
|
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Morrison Mfg. Co., Fort Madison |
Plows and Cultivators |
|
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Decorah Wind Mill Co. (J. E. J.), Decorah |
Wind Mill |
B - Horticulture |
20 |
|
Iowa State Horticultural Society, Corning |
Collection of grapes |
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21 |
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Iowa State, Des Moines |
Collection of apples (crop of '92) Collection of small fruits |
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Iowa State Horticultural Society, Corning |
Collection of stone fruits and apples |
|
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G. B. Brackett, Denmark |
Models of fruit |
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A. F. Coleman, Corning |
Collection of apples |
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Mills County Horticultural Society, Glenwood |
Collection of apples |
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22 |
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I. N. Kramer, Cedar Rapids |
Collection of cannas |
C - Live Stock |
|
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D. J. Whitaker, Emerson |
Dehorning shears |
|
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H. G. Welch, Downey |
Model of a mounted machine for watching and holding cattle while dehorning |
|
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Des Moines Incubator Co., Des Moines |
Successful incubator |
H - Manufactures |
91 |
|
Van Vechten, Mrs. Fannie M., Cedar Rapids |
Decorated china |
|
106 |
|
Burnham, Mrs. Mary, Cedar Rapids |
Lace spreads & shams |
|
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Anthony, Miss Elizabeth, Clinton |
Darn net lace |
|
119 |
|
Iowa Farming Tool Co., Fort Madison |
Hand farming tools. Hoes, rakes & tools |
|
106 |
|
Brant, Mrs. J. A., Dubuque |
Lace |
|
121 |
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Dillon, Ellen, Sioux City |
Iron heater |
F - Machinery |
69 |
|
Red Jacket Mfg. Co., Davenport |
Force pump |
|
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Sioux City Engine Works, Sioux City |
Sioux City Corliss Engine |
|
73 |
|
Dubuque Specialty Machine Works, Dubuque |
Chain saw mortisers |
|
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Novelty Iron Works, Dubuque |
Shingle machines |
|
77 |
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Fisher Governor Co., Marshalltown |
Governors for steam pumps, gravity governors and reducing valves |
G - Transportation |
83 |
|
Burlington Wagon Co., Burlington |
Steel skein clipped gear wagon |
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Wm. P. Bettendorf, Davenport |
Hollow steel axles and bolsters |
E - Mines and Mining |
42 |
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Lansing Mining and Smelting Co., Lansing |
Lead from lower Magnesium Limestone |
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43 |
|
State of Iowa |
Coal and coke |
|
44 |
|
State of Iowa |
Marble & building stone |
|
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Ft. Madison & Appanoose Stone Co., Ft. Madison |
Building stone |
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47 |
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State Board |
Model of coal mines |
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61 |
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Morgan Kelly & Taneyhill, Waterloo |
Well drilling machinery |
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65 |
|
Sackett, H. B., Council Bluffs |
Sackett's improved coal screen |
L - Liberal Arts |
147 |
|
Engle Sanitary and Cremation Company, Des Moines |
Engle "Fire Closet" for school buses |
|
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Engle Sanitary and Cremation Company, Des Moines |
Refuse crematory for city work |
|
149 |
|
St. Mary's School, Cascade |
Kindergarten and needle work |
|
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S. W. Heath, County Superintendent of Public Schools, Brooklyn |
Glass model of country school house |
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Burlington Public Schools, Burlington |
School work of all grades |
|
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Iowa School for the feeble minded, Glenwood |
School work |
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Public Schools, Montezuma |
History and photos |
|
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Public Schools, Iowa City |
Primary work and geography |
|
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Public Schools, Davenport |
Mechanical drawing and Manual Training |
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East Side Public Schools, Des Moines |
High school work |
|
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West Side Public Schools, Des Moines |
School work in all grades |
|
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Public Schools, Clinton |
High school work |
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St. Raphael's School, Dubuque |
Class work, music & drawing |
|
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Mrs. F. Hutchinson's School, Cedar Rapids |
Design for silk |
|
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Elliot's Business College, Burlington |
Works in book-keeping, stenography and typewriting |
|
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St. Joseph's School, Cedar Rapids |
Kindergarten & fancy work |
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Dubuque Diocese, Dubuque |
Class work in convents and kindergartens |
|
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Holy Trinity School, Luxemburg |
English and German class work |
|
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St. Bonaface School, New Vienna |
Class and industrial work |
|
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St. Peter's and Paul's School, Sherrill |
English & German class work |
|
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Immaculate Conception School, Willy |
Class work, mechanical drawings and penmanship |
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Immaculate Conception School, Lansing |
Class work, map & mechanical drawings and photos |
|
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St. Joseph's College, Dubuque |
Class work |
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Visitation Academy, Dubuque |
Class work |
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St. Joseph's Academy, De Witt |
Class work |
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St. Joseph's Academy, Cedar Rapids |
Class work |
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Our Lady of Angele Seminary, Lyons |
Miscellaneous class work |
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St. Joseph's School, Bellevue |
Class work |
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St. Anthony's School, Carroll |
Class work |
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St. Joseph's School, Carroll |
Class work |
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St. Peter's and Paul's School, Carroll |
Class work |
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St. Mary's School, Clinton |
Class work |
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St. Francis Academy, Council Bluffs |
Pictures in pastel, water and crayon |
|
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Public Schools, Waverly |
Kindergarten work |
|
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|
State of Iowa, Des Moines |
Educational exhibit of Public Schools |
|
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Public Schools, Montezuma |
School work of the schools |
|
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Public Schools, Maquoketa |
Botanical drawings |
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Public Schools, Sioux City |
Phonographic records of school work of all ages |
|
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Public Schools, Mt. Pleasant |
Primary work |
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Public Schools, Ottumwa |
Penmanship & drawing |
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Public Schools, Oskaloosa |
School work |
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Public Schools, State Center |
Primary & grammar school work |
|
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Iowa State Normal School, Cedar Falls |
School work |
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Public Schools, Pauline |
School work |
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|
Country Schools, Iowa |
Chart of comparative statistics |
|
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St. Patrick's School, Clinton |
School work |
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St. Mary's Grammar School, Dubuque |
School work |
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Sacred Heart School, Dubuque |
Drawing and bookkeeping |
|
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|
Trustees Cornell College, Dubuque |
Course of study, work & results |
|
151 |
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Carl T. Gramm, Keokuk |
Photo-micrographs |
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Montfort & Hill, Burlington |
Photographs |
Kansas |
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A - Agriculture |
1 |
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John Kern, Bonner Springs |
Wheat. Grass |
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A. P. Collins, Salina |
Wheat. Corn |
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J. F. Greene, Lawrence |
Wheat |
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J. E. McComed, Salina |
Wheat |
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J. P. Carter, Solomon City |
Wheat |
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P. K. Fisher, Morrell |
Corn |
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Adam Rankin, Olathe |
Corn |
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F. E. Myers, Whiting |
Corn |
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G. W. Stevenson, Sabetha |
Corn |
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W. E. Snyder, Hiawatha |
Corn |
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F. Lemley, Hiawatha |
Corn |
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J. B. Cure, Albine [Abilene] |
Oats |
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T. J. Anderson, Topeka |
Wheat, Oats, Timothy, Blue Grass, Millet |
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J. G. Pratt, Maywood |
Rye |
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H. H. Kern, Bonner Springs |
Orchard grass. Timothy & Blue Grass |
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G. G. McConnell, Menoken |
Red Clover |
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S. Detweiler, Hiawatha |
Wheat, Red Clover, Rye |
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H. I. Dalton, Topeka |
Wheat, Alfalfa, Clover, oats, Millet, Corn |
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James Irwin, Gardner |
Corn |
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S. Severy, Reading |
Corn |
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J. H. Jones, Troy |
Rye. Corn. Oats |
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E. V. Sayers, Ottawa |
Corn |
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James McFarland, Ottawa |
Corn |
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C. F. Wolf, Ottawa |
Corn |
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B. J. Hammet, Shroyer |
Corn |
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William Johnson, Gardner |
Corn |
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J. F. Streeter, Junction City |
Corn |
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T. A. Cullman, Junction City |
Corn |
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Charles Reed, Prairie Center |
Corn |
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J. C. Currie, Quenemo |
Corn |
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Joel A. Stratton, Reading |
Corn |
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H. E. Bartholomew, Topeka |
Oats. Rye. Millet, Corn |
|
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J. B. Simms, Topeka |
Millet |
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F. Driscall, Wichita |
Millet Seed |
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J. Begole, Burlingame |
Barley. Timothy Grass |
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A. E. Jones, Topeka |
Millet |
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Otis Dalton, Topeka |
Oats. Alfalfa Clover |
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D. P. Hogland, Olathe |
Clover |
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Thomas Hart, Hiawatha |
Clover |
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E. Zimmerman, Hiawatha |
Blue Grass |
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Baxter Waveland, Topeka |
Blue Grass |
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A. P. Riordan, McSouth |
Blue Grass. Barley |
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Adam Hathay, Hamilton |
Blue Grass |
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Thomas Anderson, Topeka |
Alfalfa Clover |
|
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J. F. Goodman, Menoken |
Wheat |
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William Rundel, Clay Center |
Wheat |
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G. Y. Johnson, Willis |
Wheat |
|
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B. D. French, Concordia |
Wheat |
|
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W. W. Eddie, Marysville |
Wheat |
|
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F. E. Butler, Glasco |
Wheat |
|
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E. A. Goodell, Topeka |
Wheat |
|
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J. L. Johnson, Marysville |
Wheat |
|
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A. Anderson, Marysville |
Wheat |
|
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J. H. Fritz, Riley |
Wheat |
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Frank DeLong, Belleville |
Wheat |
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G. Adams, Maryville |
Wheat |
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S. Clements, Grantville |
Wheat |
|
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|
Washburn College, Topeka |
Oats |
|
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Erick Wriburg, Clay Centre |
Oats |
|
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J. Cowgill, McPherson |
Oats |
|
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L. Goosey, Topeka |
Oats |
|
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|
Buchn Bros., McPherson |
Oats |
|
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|
L. Landon, Russell |
Wheat. Oats. Rye |
|
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J. R. Knox, Marshallton |
Oats |
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James Sullivan, Salina |
Oats |
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W. G. Swift, Clay Centre |
Oats |
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H. W. Hoffman, Salina |
Wheat and Oats |
|
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F. Fry, Salina |
Oats |
|
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W. S. Lower, Halton |
Wheat. Oats |
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Thomas Anderson, Salina |
Oats |
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George Frisbie, Grantville |
Rye |
|
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J. H. Delivan, Lawrence |
Clover Seed |
|
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Andrew Shiver, Clyde |
Alfalfa Clover |
|
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Samuel Westbrook, Garden City |
Alfalfa Clover |
|
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John H. Churchill, Dodge City |
Alfalfa Clover |
|
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S. B. Wilson, Clay Centre |
Wheat |
|
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|
J. D. Foster, Washington |
Wheat |
|
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|
J. K. Edwards, Phillipsburg |
Wheat |
|
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W. H. Smitte, Topeka |
Wheat |
|
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|
A. C. Rait, Junction City |
Wheat |
|
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|
John Duster, Linn |
Wheat |
|
|
|
H. A. Huston, Junction City |
Wheat |
|
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S. T. Collins, Belleville |
Wheat |
|
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Thomas Gillespie, Salina |
Wheat |
|
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G. B. Donmyer, Cambria |
Wheat |
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S. H. Cramer, Ottawa |
Wheat |
|
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J. H. Syler, Norcatur |
Wheat |
|
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|
A. Shrieve, Wamego |
Wheat |
|
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|
Cyrus Woray, Salina |
Wheat |
|
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Orville Wileber, Pollinville |
Wheat |
|
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|
William McHenry, Grantville |
Wheat |
|
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|
Fred Auble, Medicine Lodge |
Wheat |
|
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|
T. S. Rumyan, Medicine Lodge |
Wheat |
|
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|
Aug. Neck, Emporia |
Wheat |
|
|
|
C. W. Slown, Topeka |
Wheat |
|
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|
J. B. Reed. Tecumseh |
Wheat |
|
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|
C. O. Kreepe, Tecumseh |
Wheat |
|
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|
J. A. Butler, Topeka |
Wheat |
|
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S. Elmore, Topeka |
Wheat |
|
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|
Harvey Stone, Medicine Lodge |
Wheat |
|
|
|
J.C. Necum, Tecumseh |
Rye |
|
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|
Eli Benedict, Medicine Lodge |
Rye |
|
|
|
S. H. Williams, Abilene |
Barley |
|
4 |
|
John Armstrong, Topeka |
Sweet Potatoes |
|
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|
E. R. Hayes, Topeka |
Potatoes |
|
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|
S. H. Downs, Topeka |
Potatoes |
|
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|
R. W. Scott, Junction City |
Onions |
|
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|
Kansas State Agricultural College, Manhattan |
Onions |
|
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|
E. P. Ewing, Lowering |
Onions |
|
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J. P. Stevenson, Sebatha |
Onions |
|
5 |
|
T. J. Harkinson, Margnotte |
Broom Corn |
|
|
|
Henry Benson, Wheeler |
Broom Corn |
|
7 |
|
J. Scheirenberg, Florence |
Butter |
|
|
|
White Water Creamery, White Water |
Butter |
|
|
|
Hesston Creamery Co., Hesston |
Butter |
|
|
|
Abeline [Abilene] Creamery Co., Abeline [Abilene] |
Butter |
|
|
|
Heizer Creamery Co., Heizer |
Butter |
|
|
|
John Gardner, Meriden |
Butter |
|
|
|
Meriden Creamery Co., Meriden |
Butter |
|
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|
Ellenwood Creamery Co., Ellenwood |
Butter |
|
|
|
Bell Springs Creamery Co., Abeline [Abilene] |
Butter |
|
|
|
Ramona Creamery Co., Ramona |
Butter |
|
|
|
Enterprise Creamery Co., Enterprise |
Butter |
|
|
|
J. P. Dell, Florence |
Butter |
|
|
|
Geo. Hobine, Florence |
Butter |
|
|
|
J. H. George, Burlingame |
Butter |
|
9 |
|
Joseph Sturdy, Waveland |
Flax straw for fibre |
|
16 |
|
B. F. Stauber, Concordia |
Wind Mill |
B - Horticulture |
20 |
|
Kansas State Horticultural Society, Lawrence |
Collection of grapes |
|
21 |
|
Kansas Horticultural Society, Lawrence |
Apples and pears |
|
|
|
Kansas State, Lawrence |
Stone fruits |
C - Live Stock |
|
|
L. L. Dyche, Lawrence |
Kansas State University exhibit of North American mammals |
|
2. Hereford Cattle |
|
Makin Bros., Florence |
Bull 3 yrs. or over. Bull 2 yrs. & under 3. Bull 1 year & under 2. Heifer under 1 year. Young herd consisting of one bull & 4 heifers all under 2 years old, bred by exhibitor. Two animals of either sex the produce of one cow |
|
7. Holstein Friesian Cattle |
|
C. F. Stone, Peabody |
Bull 3 yrs. or over. Bull 1 year and under 2. Cow 4 years or over. Cow 3 years and under 4. Heifer 2 years and under 3. Heifer 1 year and under 2. Heifer under 1 year. Herd graded by ages. Young herd, 1 bull & 4 heifers under 2 years. 4 animals either sex the get of one sire |
|
56. Poland China Swine |
|
R. S. Cook, Wichita |
Boar under 6 months. Sow 6 months & under 1 year. Sow 6 months & under 1 year. Boar and 3 sows under 1 year. Boar and 3 sows under 1 year. 4 swine the get of the same boar. 4 pigs under 6 months produce of same cow |
|
|
|
Willis E. Gresham, Burrton |
Boar 6 months & under 1 year. Boar under 6 months. Sow under 6 months |
|
47. Merino (A) Sheep |
|
King & Burwell, Burlington |
Ewe 3 years or over |
|
|
|
H. D. King, Burlington |
Ram 2 years & under 3. Ram 1 year & under 2. Ram under 1 year. Eve 2 years & under 3. Ewe 1 year & under 2. Ewe under 1 year. Ram & 3 ewes all over 2 years. Pen of 5 ewes 2 years or over |
|
48. Merino (B) Sheep |
|
E. D. King, Burlington |
Ram 1 year & under 2. Ewe 2 years & under 3. Ewe 2 years & under 3. Ewe 1 year & under 2. Ewe under 1 year. Ewe under 1 year. Ram & 3 ewes all over 2 years. Pen of 3 ewes 2 years or over. Pen of 2 rams & 3 ewes. Pen of 2 rams & 3 ewes |
E - Mines and Mining |
42 |
|
State of Kansas, Topeka |
Metallic zinc and lead. Zinc sulphides. Lead ores |
|
47 |
|
Best Bros. & Co., Medicine Lodge |
Column at north end of pavilion, finished with best Kansas cement |
|
|
|
Capitol City Paving Co., Topeka |
Vetrified brick for paving |
|
48 |
|
State of Kansas, Topeka |
Rock salt |
|
|
|
Kansas Salt Company, Hutchinson |
Refined table salt |
G - Transportation |
83 |
|
Johnston, James L., Topeka |
Spring platform gear and farm wagon wheels |
|
84 |
|
McCormick, C. W., Emporia |
Cash carrier & store service |
H - Manufactures |
106 |
|
Long, Mrs. W. J., Topeka |
Point lace |
L - Liberal Arts |
149 |
|
McDonald, John, Topeka |
Bound volumes of the Western School Journal |
|
|
|
Normal Institute, Eureka |
Students work |
|
|
|
Public Schools, Atchison |
Pupils work |
|
|
|
Public Schools (High School), Atchison |
Commercial Law, Physics and Penmanship |
|
|
|
Public Schools, Emporia |
Geographical work, and physical instruments made by pupils |
|
|
|
Public Schools (Emporia Co.), Emporia |
School work |
|
|
|
Public Schools (Dickenson County) |
School work |
|
|
|
Public Schools (rural), - Eureka |
School work |
|
|
|
Public Schools, (Shawnee Co.) - Topeka |
School work |
|
|
|
Public Schools (Mitchell County), - Beloit |
School work |
|
|
|
Public Schools (McPherson Co.) - McPherson |
School work |
|
|
|
Public Schools, Kansas City |
Primary & grammar grades and high school work |
|
|
|
Public Schools, Leavenworth |
School work |
|
|
|
Public Schools (Douglass Co.) - Lawrence |
Work of district schools |
|
|
|
Public Schools, Manhattan |
Bound manuscript work |
|
|
|
Public Schools (High), McPherson |
High School work |
|
|
|
Public Schools - Wichita |
Pupils work |
|
|
|
State University, Lawrence |
Course of study and work |
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State Agricultural College, Manhattan |
Industrial work |
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State Normal School, Emporia |
Students work |
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State of Kansas (J. M. Bloss) - Topeka |
Educational exhibit |
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State of Kansas, - Eureka |
State Educational Exhibit |
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152 |
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Davis Seymore, Topeka |
State Building of Kansas |
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Mrs. Nellie S. Kedzie, Land Grant Colo. (Transferred from Washington D. C. list) |
Domestic Economy |
Kentucky |
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A - Agriculture |
1 |
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J. D. Cardy, Newstead |
Corn, Wheat & Clover Seed |
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A. D. Cecil, Owensboro |
Corn |
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W. T. Knight, Nicholasville |
Corn |
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G. W. Smith, Hill Grove |
Corn |
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John McClanahan, Ellisville |
Corn |
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John H. Hart, Elizabethtown |
Corn and Grass |
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William Smizer, Bellardsville |
Corn |
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Joseph Logan, Shelbyville |
Corn |
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Samuel Howard, Sonora |
Corn |
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H. Endicott, Oakland Mills |
Corn |
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E. N. Offut & Co., Georgetown |
Corn |
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C. F. Cox, Versailles |
Corn |
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J. M. Brown, Richmond |
Corn |
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Davis Orear, Mt. Sterling |
Corn |
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J. W. Hitt, Shelbyville |
Corn |
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Thos. Duncan, Elizabethtown |
Corn |
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W. P. Givens, Shelby City |
Corn |
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M. V. Durlin, Crofton |
Corn |
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H. W. Coons, Mt. Sterling |
Corn |
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J. H. Borders, Elizabethtown |
Corn |
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D. G. Miller, Elizabethtown |
Corn |
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E. B. Lyle, Churchill |
Wheat |
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W. B. Rout, Sonora |
Wheat |
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Lexington Roller Mills, Lexington |
Wheat |
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J. W. Peck, Cynthiana |
Wheat |
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J. F. Garnett, Casky |
Wheat |
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J. Blargrave, Versailles |
Red Wheat |
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Grady & Son, Versailles |
Red Wheat |
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A. P. Gooding, Cynthiana |
Wheat |
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John Evans, Winchester |
Wheat |
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J. H. Morgan, Elizabethtown |
Oats |
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Ky. Experimental Station, Lexington |
Oats, Wheat, & Collection of Kentucky Grasses |
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Joseph Hughes, Versailles |
Rye |
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H. M. Lyle, Shelbyville |
Grass |
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A. M. Henry, Newstead |
Clover Seed |
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Charles Hill, Shelbyville |
Clover Seed |
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W. H. Edwards, Versailles |
Clover Seed |
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H. K. Hitt, La Grange |
Grass Seed |
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Goff & Bro., Winchester |
Blue Grass Seed |
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St. Bernard Coal Co., Earlington |
Timothy, Clover, grass & oats |
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J. P. Slaughter, Nolin |
Clover |
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L. W. F. Cann, Rineyville |
Clover |
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H. V. Owens, Hopkinsville |
Timothy |
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F. Carroll, Lexington |
Blue Grass Seed |
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C. S. Brent, Lexington |
Meadow Pesque |
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F. R. Hurst, Versailles |
Grass Seed |
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C. B. Ecton, Winchester |
Grass Seed |
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W. H. Adams, Churchill |
Tobacco Seed |
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J. S. Willett, Hermabaker |
Seed |
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J. H. Smith, Winchester |
Grass |
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John L. Ownsden, Versailles |
Grass |
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Hillman & Carroll, Lexington |
Grass |
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Ed Taylor, Yelvington |
Corn |
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Pete Mason, Gracey |
Corn |
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Tom Gaines, Newstead |
Corn |
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I. N. Adcock, Philpot |
Corn |
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S. A. Marott, Nolin |
Corn |
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Andrew Walters, Buffalo |
Corn |
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R. E. Alexander, Owensboro |
Corn |
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R. L. Gabbart, Philpot |
Corn |
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C. K. Tichenor, Sonora |
Corn |
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William Render, Hartford |
Corn |
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Thomas C. Wright, Thurston |
Corn |
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George H. Benders, Elizabethtown |
Corn |
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8 |
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Tobacco Growers of Christian County |
Leaf Tobacco |
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Ky. State Agricultural Exhibit |
Leaf Tobacco |
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John Finzer & Bros., Louisville |
One pryor cutting leaf tobacco |
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Tobacco Trade of Hopkinsville |
Tobacco |
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Louisville Leaf Tobacco Exchange |
Tobacco |
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Tobacco Trade of Henderson |
Tobacco |
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Tobacco Trade of Owensboro |
Tobacco, pryor, strip and leaf |
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Tobacco Trade of Paducah |
Tobacco |
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Blue Grass Tobacco Co., Lexington |
Tobacco |
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9 |
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Morgan & Co., Lexington |
Hemp |
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J. C. Evans, Danville |
Hemp |
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D. S. Gray, Winchester |
Hemp |
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William J. Turner, Versailles |
Hemp |
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J. M. Garrett, Ft. Garrett |
Hemp |
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H. Owens, Ft. Garrett |
Hemp |
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Vous & Cassell, Vurgin |
Hemp |
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Joseph Logan, Christiansburg |
Hemp |
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E. N. Offut, Georgetown |
Hemp |
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J. E. Blargrave, Versailles |
Hemp |
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John Winn, Versailles |
Hemp |
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H. B. Nelson & Bros., Lexington |
Hemp |
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Adam Carithers, Shelbyville |
Hemp |
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W. B. MacCarley, Versailles |
Hemp |
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State of Kentucky, Louisville |
Single & double, dressed & Milled hemp |
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R. M. Fisher, Danville |
Wool |
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D. E. Lowell, Robbitt Hasle |
Wool |
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10 |
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E. C. Hawkins, Blue Lick |
Mineral Water |
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11 |
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J. L. Lee, Williamstown |
Whiskies |
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Bernheim Bros., Louisville |
Whiskies |
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Old Times Distilling Co., Louisville |
Whiskies |
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12 |
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George Wiederman Brewing Co., Newport |
Lager Beer in wood & bottles |
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16 |
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E. A. Porter & Bros., Bowling Green |
Feed Cutter, Corn Crusher |
A - Forestry |
19 |
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Chess, Wymond & Co., Louisville |
Barrels & tubs for distilling use |
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Philip Sengel, Louisville |
Fermenting tanks |
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State of Kentucky |
Section of timbers, relief maps, Statistics and Charts |
B - Horticulture |
21 |
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State of Kentucky, Frankfort |
Apples, pears, quinces and stone fruits |
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Samuels W. B. , Clinton |
Apples, pears and stone fruits |
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22 |
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Falls City Wire Works, Louisville |
Florists wire designs |
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Kentucky State, Frankfort |
Herbarium |
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Nanz & Neuner, Louisville |
Roses |
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Price, Miss Sallie, Bowling Green |
Herbarium sketch work |
C - Live Stock |
33. Morgan Horses |
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Hornby Bros., Eminence |
Stallion 5 years or over. Stallion 4 years and under 5. Stallion 3 years and under 4. Stallion 3 years and under 4. Stallion 2 years and under 3. Stallion and 3 of his colts. Medal. Mare 4 years and under 5. Mare 2 years and under 3. Mare 1 year and under 2 |
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21. Standard Trotters |
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C. & C. P. Cecil, Danville |
Stallion 4 years & under 5. Stallion 2 years & under 3. Stallion under 2 years & over 10 months. Mare 5 years or over. Mare 3 years & under 4. Mare 2 years & under 3. Mare 2 years & under 3. Mare 1 year & under 2. Mare 1 year & under 2. Mare & 2 of her colts, - Medal. Collection |
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W. L. Crabb, Eminence |
Stallion 5 years or over |
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W. N. Rue, Danville |
Stallion 5 year or over |
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22 (A). Standard Trotter |
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W. M. Rue & Son, Danville |
Single stallion to harness. Medal |
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Standard Trotter. Special Class |
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Cecil Bros., Danville |
Single mare to harness. Medal. Pair stallions to harness. Medal |
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37. Saddle Horses |
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John B. Castleman, Louisville |
Stallion 3 years & under 4. Mare 5 years or over. Mare 4 years & under 5. Gelding. Mare any age. Medal. Collection. Medal |
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Jos. Green, Franklinton |
Stallion 3 years or over |
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W. F. Ousley & Son, Danville |
Mare 5 years or over. Mare 3 years and under 4. Mare 3 years and under 4 |
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J. T. Crenshaw, Todds Point |
Stallion 5 years or over |
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Saddle Horses. Special Class |
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J. T. Crenshaw, Todds Point |
Gentleman displaying best horsemanship in saddle. Medal |
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Special Park & other fancy gaits. Stallion |
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J. T. Crenshaw, Todds Point |
Mare or gelding any age. Medal |
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Saddle Horses. Special Class |
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J. W. Kelly, Springfield |
Special park & other fancy gaits Stallion. Mare or gelding. Medal |
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39. Jacks & Jennets |
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E. W. McCormack, Hempridge |
Jack under one year. Jennet 3 years & under 4. Jennet and 2 of her colts |
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W. L. Caldwell, Danville |
Jack 3 years and under 4. Jack 2 years and under 3 |
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W. L. Caldwell & Son, Danville |
Jennet 3 years & under 4. Jennet 2 years & under 3. Jennet 1 year & under 2. Jennet under 1 year. Jennet under 1 year. Jennet 4 years & under 5, Jennet 4 years & under 5. Jack 1 year & under 2. Jennet 5 years or over. Jennet 5 years or over. Jennet 4 years and under 5. Jennet 2 years and under 3 |
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W. L. Caldwell, Danville |
Jennet and 2 of her colts. Collection to consist of 2 Jacks & 3 Jennets. Medal |
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6. Jersey Cattle |
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Kentucky Agr. Experiment Station, Lexington |
Cow 4 years or over |
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1. Short Horn Cattle |
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T. S. Moberly, Richmond |
Bull 3 years or over. Bull 3 years or over. Cow 3 years or over |
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Short Horn Cattle |
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T. S. Moberly, Richmond |
Bull 3 years or over. Bull 3 years or over. Cow 3 years or over. Heifer 2 years & under 3. Herd, 1 bull 3 or over & 4 cows of same age. 4 animals either sex under 4, the get of one sire. Bull any age. Medal |
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15. Sweepstakes by Age |
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T. S. Moberly, Richmond |
Bull 3 years or over. Medal |
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17. Grand Sweepstakes Herd |
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T. S. Moberly, Richmond |
Herd graded by ages |
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40. Cotswold Sheep |
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J. H. Woodford, Paris |
Ram 2 years & under 3. Ram under 1 year old. Ram & 3 ewes all over 2 years. Pen of 5 ewes 2 years or over. Pen of 2 rams and 3 ewes under 2 years |
D. Fish and Fisheries |
39 |
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B. C. Milam & Son, Frankfort |
Fishing reels |
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J. L. Sage, Lexington |
Multiplying fish reels |
E - Mines and Mining |
43 |
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Elkhorn Coking Coal Co., Elkhorn |
Coal and coke |
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Interstate Investment Co., Harlan County |
Coke |
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Log Mountain Coal & Coke Co., Pineville |
Coke |
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Breckenridge Cannel Coal Co., Cloverport |
Cannel coal |
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Red Ash Coal Co., Whitley County |
Coal |
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Mud River Coal & Iron Co., Mud River |
Bituminous coal |
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State of Kentucky, Frankfort |
Western Kentucky Coal. Eastern Kentucky Coal. Cannel Coal Arch |
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Bird's Eye Coal Co., Halsey |
Coal |
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Maysville Cannel Coal Co., Johnson County |
Coal |
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North Jellico Coal Co., Gray's |
Bituminous coal |
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Lilly Coal Co., Louisville |
Bituminous coal |
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Log Mt. Coal & Coke Co., Pineville |
Bituminous coal |
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East Kentucky Land Co., Mt. Sterling |
Cannel coal |
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Kentucky Union Land Co., Jackson |
Coal |
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Main Jellico Mountain Coal Co., and Proctor Coal Co., Whitley County |
Coal |
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Edmonson County Coal, Iron & Dumber Co., Bowling Green |
Bituminous coal |
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White House Cannel Coal Co., Lawrence County |
Cannel coal |
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St. Bernard Coal Co., Earlington |
Bituminous coal. Coke |
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George's Branch Cannel Coal Co., Breathitt County |
Coal |
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Elkhorn Creek Coal Co., Pike County |
Coal |
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St. Bernard Mines, Hopkins County |
Coal |
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Hecla Coal & Mining Co., Earlington |
Bituminous coal |
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Mingo Mt. C. & C. Co., Middlesborough |
Bituminous coal, coke |
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44 |
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Bowling Green Stone Co., Bowling Green |
Stone |
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State of Kentucky |
Limestone and sandstone |
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46 |
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Louisville Fire Brick Co., Olive Hill |
Stone |
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State of Kentucky |
Limestone and sandstone |
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47 |
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State of Kentucky |
Building stone |
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Alum Springs Stone Co., Hoyle County |
Sandstone |
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48 |
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State of Kentucky, Frankfort |
Marls and ochres |
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58 |
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O'Conner, M. J., Louisville |
Circular channeler |
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67 |
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State of Kentucky, Frankfort |
Geol. reports & maps of Kentucky. Relief maps, showing Geol. & coal statistics |
F - Machinery |
69 |
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Moran Flexible Joint Co., Louisville |
Barrel filler |
G - Transportation |
83 |
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Kentucky Wagon Mfg. Co., Louisville |
3 1/4 steel skein "Old Hickory" wagon, 3 1/4 cast iron skein "Tennessee" wagon and model of factory |
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84 |
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Gordon Traveling Ladder Co., Lexington |
Rolling ladders for shoe stores |
H - Manufactures |
106 |
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Wiehl, Mrs. J. H., Lexington |
Embroidered lunch cloth |
L - Liberal Arts |
149 |
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American Printing House for the Blind, Louisville |
Specimens of embroidery, books and manuscripts |
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Cathedral School and St. Patrick's School, Covington |
Class work, drawing and penmanship |
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Covington Diocese, Covington |
Class, art and needlework of 39 schools |
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Immaculate Conception Academy, Newport |
Class work, music and drawing |
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Immaculate Conception School, Newport |
Class work in English and German |
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Kentucky Institute for Feeble Minded Children, Frankfort |
Institute work |
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Loretto Academy, Loretto |
Elementary and secondary school work |
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Loretto Academy, Loretto |
Handmade lace and drawn work. Elementary & literary work |
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Louisville Free Kindergarten, Louisville |
Kindergarten work |
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La Sallette Academy, Covington |
Class work, literature & music |
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Mother of God School, Covington |
Class work, penmanship & drawing |
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Manual Training High School, Louisville |
Pupils' working, turning, mortising |
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Notre Dame Academy, Covington |
Class work, music and literature |
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Public School, Kindergarten, Lexington |
Specimens of children's work |
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Public Schools, Frankfort |
School Work |
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School for the Blind, Louisville |
School work and maps |
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State of Kentucky (Superintendent of Public Schools), Frankfort |
Educational exhibit |
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Sayre, Dr., Lexington |
School work and photos |
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Sisters of Loretto, Loretto |
School work of 25 schools |
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St. Augustine School, Covington |
General class work |
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St. Catherine's Academy, Lexington |
Class work and map drawing |
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St. Joseph's and St. Aloysius' School, Frankfort |
General class work |
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St. Joseph's Orphanage, Cold Springs |
English & German class work, and drawing |
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St. Mary's School, Paris |
English & German class work & drawing |
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St. Joseph's Male School, Covington |
Class work, book-keeping and map drawing |
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St. John's School, Covington |
English & German class work and map drawing |
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St. Stephen's School, Newport |
English & German class work & drawing |
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St. Walburga Academy, Covington |
Class work, Literature, Music & Drawing |
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Smith, Ephriam W., Lexington |
Text books and students work |
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University of Kentucky, Lexington |
Students work |
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Visitation Academy, Maysville |
Class work & map drawing |
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150 |
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Sneed & Company, Iron Works, Louisville |
Library book shelving |
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155 |
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Carter, Miss Josephine, Versailles |
Parlor in Colonial style |
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Drane, P., Louisville |
Special designs made from tobacco |
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156 |
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Duncan, Mrs. John (Secretary), Louisville |
International Board Young Women’s and Woman's Church Association |
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158 |
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Henry Pitcher's Sons, Louisville |
Pipe organ |
Louisiana |
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A - Agriculture |
1 |
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State of Louisiana |
Rice grass |
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3 |
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G. W. Dunbarn, New Orleans |
Syrup |
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State of Louisiana |
Collection of sugars and molasses |
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Mrs. E. L. Hoyle, New Orleans |
Cake Beater & Dropper |
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8 |
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State of Louisiana |
Tobacco |
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9 |
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State of Louisiana |
Cotton Seed. Cotton. Ramie & Jute Stalks |
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12 |
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New Orleans Brewing Co., New Orleans |
Beer |
A - Forestry |
19 |
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State of Louisiana, Baton Rouge |
Collective display of forest resources |
B - Horticulture |
21 |
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H. M. Young, Morgan City |
Pecans |
E - Mines and Mining |
44 |
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State of Louisiana |
Marbles and building stone |
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48 |
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New Iberia Salt Co., New Orleans |
Rock salt |
F - Machinery |
69 |
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Menge, Jos., New Orleans |
Centrifugal lift pump for lifting water in large volume |
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Henderson, Thoens & Gerdes, New Orleans |
Absorption ice & refrigerating machine |
H - Manufactures |
103 |
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Alden Knitting Mills, New Orleans |
Hosiery. Knit goods |
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106 |
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Deman, Mrs. Chas., New Orleans |
Infants caps |
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Sisters of the Good Shepherd, New Orleans |
Surplice. Hand laces. Needle work. Lace handkerchief |
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Deman, Miss M., New Orleans |
Baby caps, hand made |
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Christian Woman's Exchange, New Orleans |
Pineapple fibre work &c. |
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Amm Clarisse, Cat Isle |
Cape made of breasts of Pelicans |
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S. S. Eliz. Ind'l School, New Orleans |
Infants embroidered lace dress |
L - Liberal Arts |
147 |
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State of Louisiana |
Model of quarantine station |
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149 |
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Dykers Institute, New Orleans |
Maps, geographical and astronomical drawing in pencil and crayon |
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Dominican Academy, New Orleans |
Class work and photograph |
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Immaculate Conception College, New Orleans |
Students work |
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New Orleans Diocese, New Orleans |
Class, art and needlework |
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Notre Dame de Bon Secours, New Orleans |
Class work |
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Soule Commercial College, New Orleans |
Work in book-keeping, stenography and typewriting |
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St. Alphus Female School, New Orleans |
Examination papers and drawings |
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St. Aloysius' Institute, New Orleans |
Miscellaneous class work, and examination papers and maps |
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St. Joseph's Academy, Baton Rouge |
Class work |
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St. Joseph's Convent, Cheventon |
Class work and maps |
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St. Joseph's Institute, Donaldsonville |
Class work and pen work |
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St. Joseph's Orphanage, New Orleans |
Class work, German and penmanship |
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St. Joseph's Academy, New Orleans |
Miscellaneous class work |
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St. Joseph's Commercial School, New Orleans |
Class work |
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St. Mary's Assumption School, New Orleans |
Class work, German and needlework |
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St. Simeon's Select School, New Orleans |
Miscellaneous work and photos |
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Thibodeaux College, Thibodeaux |
Class work |
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Ursuline Academy, New Orleans |
Class work, French & English |
|
150 |
|
Soule, George, New Orleans |
Books on business methods |
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Women's Committee on Literature - (care Miss J. A. Dickson, chairman Comm. on Literature, no. 256 Philip St., New Orleans, La.) |
Books & literature |
Maine |
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A - Agriculture |
1 |
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B. F. Willey, Cherryfield |
Wheat |
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D. L. Rollins, Garland |
Corn |
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W. S. Everett. So. Paris |
Corn |
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A. A. Eastman, Dexter |
Buckwheat |
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D. J. Briggs, So. Turner |
Corn |
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G. H. Blodgett, Bourdoinham |
Corn |
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3 |
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G. W. Hall, Portland |
Bonbon tablets. Penny Wafers. Checker berry wafers. Sassafras wafers. Peppermint wafers and, Clove Wafers |
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Curtis & Son, Portland |
Spruce Chewing Gum |
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6 |
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Burnham & Merrill Company, Portland |
Canned Meats, Soups & vegetables |
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10 |
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Hiram Ricker & Sons, South Poland |
Poland Natural Mineral Water |
B - Horticulture |
21 |
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Maine Pomological Society, Farmington |
Collection of apples (crop of '92) |
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State of Maine |
Collection of apples |
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23 |
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Charles P. Mattocks, Portland |
Canned vegetables |
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Portland Lawn Sprinkling Co., Portland |
Travelling lawn sprinklers |
D - Fish & Fisheries |
37 |
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State of Maine |
Casts of fishes |
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38 |
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State of Maine |
Models of hulls of fishing vessels |
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40 |
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Burnham & Morrill Co., Portland |
Canned mackerel, clams & lobster |
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E. A. Holmes, Eastport |
Canned fish |
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J. D. Young, Eastport |
Canned sardines |
E - Mines and Mining |
44 |
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State of Maine |
Building stone |
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49 |
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State of Maine |
Minerals |
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47 |
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State of Maine |
Limestone and lime |
F - Machinery |
72 |
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Auburn Crimping Machine Co., Auburn |
Crimping machine |
G - Transportation |
80 |
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Burrowes Car Shade Co., Portland |
Car shade |
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83 |
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Bailey, F. O., Portland |
Patent trotting sleigh |
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85 |
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New England Co., Bath |
Models of steamers & steam yacht |
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Morse & Co., Bath |
Model of steamer & barge |
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Farrin, G. H., Richmond |
Model of ship "Ocean Chief" |
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Loring, Giles, Yarmouth |
Model of Bark "Onaway" |
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Metcalf, Damariscotta |
Models of 3 ships |
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Minott, C. V., Phippsburg |
Model of ship "St. Mary" |
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Carlton, Norwood & Co., Rockport |
Model of ship "Frederick Billings" |
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Nye, - Rockland |
Model of ship "Young Mechanic" |
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Osgood & Co., Waldoboro |
Model of schooner "Gov. Ames" |
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Porter, James, Freeport |
Model of schooner "Dash" |
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Rodgers, Wm., Bath |
Model of ship "Gov. Robie" |
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Blanchard Bros., Yarmouth |
Model of ship "Admiral" |
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Morris, B. N., Veazie |
Canvas canoes and boats |
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Gerrish, E. H., Bangor |
Canvas canoes |
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Laughlin & Co., Thos., Portland |
Screw steerer. Folding anchor |
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Bath Iron Works, Bath |
Windlasses, capstans & steerers |
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Board of World's Fair managers |
Historical gun and flag |
H - Manufactures |
102 |
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Farwell Mills, Lisbon |
Brown cotton goods. Bleached cotton goods |
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103 |
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Sanford Mills, Sanford |
Robes. Traveling rugs. Horse blankets, Upholstering plushes |
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Lehasticork Mills (Estate Arch Lynn), Hartland |
Fancy woolen shawls |
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Worumbo Mfg. Co., Lisbon Falls |
Indigo flannels. Carriage cloth. Beavers. Meltons. Kerseys. Chinchillas. Velours |
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106 |
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Easton, M. M. & E. W., Augusta |
Embroidery, tatting &c. |
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117 |
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Burroughs & Co., E. I., Portland |
Wire window screens. Screen door. |
K - Fine Arts |
140. Oil painting |
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Homer, Winslow, Scarboro |
Dressing for the Carnival. A Great Gale. Camp Fire. Eight Bells. March Wind. Coast in Winter. The Two Guides. Sailors take Warning. Hound and Hunter. Lost on the Grand Banks. The Fog Warning. Herring Fishing. Coats in Winter. Sunlight on the Coast. Return from the Hunt |
L - Liberal Arts |
147 |
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Goodwall Farm, East Fairfield |
Charts |
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Augusta Hospital, Augusta |
Charts |
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State Board of Health, Augusta |
Plans and reports |
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149 |
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Brighton Academy, Brighton |
School work & photographs |
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Maine State College, Orono |
Buildings and equipment. Work of students |
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Public Schools, Gardiner |
Pupils work in all grades |
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Public Schools, Rockland |
Pupils work |
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State Normal School, Farmington |
Students work |
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State of Maine (Chas. P. Mattock), Portland |
Educational exhibit |
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School Board, Richmond |
Written work in all grades |
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School Board, Lewiston |
School work |
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Schedule Educational Exhibit, Bangor |
School work in all grades |
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150 |
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Donham, G. M., Portland |
Maine State Year Book or Register |
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151 |
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Rogers, Wm. A., Waterville |
Universal Comparator |
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State Board of Women Managers, Augusta (care Mrs. Edwin C. Burleigh, Augusta, Me.) |
Books and Literature |
M - Ethnology |
11 |
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G. H. Hunt |
4 paintings of Penobscot Indians |
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State of Maine (C. P. Mattocks, Commissioner) |
Mammals of Maine |
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Dr. D. A. Sargent |
Composite statues of American College students. Photos and charts illustrating the Anthropology of American children and students |
Maryland |
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A - Agriculture |
11 |
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Ulman, Goldsborough & Co., Baltimore |
Blended Whiskies |
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13 |
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Crown Cork and Seal Co., Baltimore |
Bottle Stoppers and machine for inserting same |
B - Horticulture |
23 |
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Weber, H, & Sons, Oakland |
Collection of vegetables |
D - Fish and Fisheries |
38 |
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E. Jas. Tull, Pocomoke City |
Model Chesapeake Bay Bugeye oyster boat |
E - Mines and Mining |
43 |
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Consolidated Coal Co., Frostburg |
Bituminous coal |
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George's Creek Coal and Iron Co., Baltimore |
Block of coal |
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51 |
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Baltimore Copper Co., Baltimore |
Display of fluid copper |
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Old Dominion Copper Co., Globe Arizona |
Display of copper ores |
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67 |
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Manufactures [sic] Record Publishing Co., Baltimore |
Manufacturers Record |
F - Machinery |
69 |
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Candy Belting Co., Baltimore |
Stitched cotton duck belts |
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Campbell & Zell Co., Baltimore |
Zell improved water tube safety boilers |
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71 |
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The Detrick & Harvey Machine Co., Baltimore |
Open side planers |
G - Transportation |
80 |
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Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Co., Baltimore |
Painting of first railway train. Photographs & drawings of railway development; drawings photographs and models showing development of the locomotive; photographs and drawings showing evolution of power brake |
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Coal Muffler & Safety Valve Co., Baltimore |
Combined pop safety and muffler |
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83 |
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Norwood, J. E., Baltimore |
Automatic shaft and harness attachment |
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Chilton, Annie E., Baltimore |
Horse brake and detacher |
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85 |
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Dresel, Rauchenberg & Co., Baltimore |
Model of S. S. "Delano" |
H - Manufactures |
87 |
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Excelsior Disinfectant Co., Baltimore |
Disinfectant |
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Sharpe & Dohme, Baltimore |
Weber pepsins. Ergatol |
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91 |
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Edwin Bennett Pottery Co., Baltimore |
Semi Porcelain decorated wares |
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Haynes, Bennet & Co., Baltimore |
Sample wares decorated only |
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106 |
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Decorated Art Society, Baltimore |
Embroidery, &c. |
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111 |
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Deford & Co., Baltimore |
Sole leather belts |
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114 |
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Schultz Gas & Art Metal Co., Baltimore |
Gas. Electric & combination chandeliers. Hall lights. Brackets, pendants & pillow lights of brass & bronze. Grills. Urns |
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Schultz Gas & Art Metal Co., Baltimore |
Ornamented brass pipe work. Lamp posts. Side lights |
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116 |
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Keen & Hagerty, Baltimore |
Tinned, stamped & Japanned ware |
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118 |
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Widekind, Wm., Hagerstown |
Horse shoes & horse shoe tools |
K - Fine Arts |
144. Miscellaneous Drawings |
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Castaigne, A., Baltimore |
Charcoal drawings. Queen of the Felibres. Portrait of Mlle. Roumanille. Open Air Theatre, Provence. Shop of Roumanille (Black & white) |
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Castaigne, A., Baltimore |
Black & white oil. Preparing for the final dance. Circling the Lodges. The dance was in full swing. Festival of the Felibres, Provence. To Mistral. Running through Vers, Provence. In-Yard at Colias, Provence, Isle of La Barthelasse at night, Provence. Up the Maiensi Pass. L'Isle sur Jurgues. On the Otomi Pass, Japan. On a Great Cattle Trail. |
L - Liberal Arts |
147 |
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Benson, B. S., Baltimore |
Benson's patent air purifier |
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Beveridge, W. E., Baltimore |
Automatic cooker |
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John's Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore |
Photos and plans |
|
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Reeves, Mrs. Carrie, Baltimore |
Patent head and back rest |
|
148 |
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Sharp & Dohme, Baltimore |
Fluid extracts. Solid extracts. Flavors and ergotole. Gelatine coated pills. Pressed herbs. Soluble hypodermic tablets. Compressed tablets. Granular Eff. salts. Arcolse compress tablet machine |
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Burroughs Bros. Mfg. Co., Baltimore |
Medical extracts powdered |
|
149 |
|
Baltimore City College, Baltimore |
Students work |
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Bryn Mawr School, Baltimore |
Students work |
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Baltimore Normal Training School, Baltimore |
Mechanical drawings |
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Calvert Hall Institute, Baltimore |
Miscellaneous work |
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Colored Manual Training School, Baltimore |
Students work |
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English German School, Baltimore |
Pupils work |
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Edgworth, Master Walter, Baltimore |
Artistic paper cutting |
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Girls Latin School, Baltimore |
Pupils work |
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Institute of Notre Dame, Baltimore |
School work |
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Murphy & Co., Baltimore |
Text books |
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Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore |
Geological work of University. Diffraction gratings for observation of solar spectrum. Illustrations of scientific and literary work. Scientific and literary publications. Collection, books, photos and apparatus |
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Notre Dame of Maryland, Govanstown |
School work |
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Public Schools (Normal), Annondale |
Students work |
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Public Schools (Grammar), Baltimore |
Manual Training |
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Public Schools (Primary), Baltimore |
Pupils work |
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Public Schools (High), Baltimore |
Drawings |
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Rock Hill College, Ellicott City |
Class work |
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St. Ann's School, Baltimore |
Class work |
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St. Alphonsus' School (Female), Baltimore |
Class work |
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St. Alphonsus School, Baltimore |
Class work |
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St. Joseph's Academy, Emmitsburg |
School work |
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St. John's School, Baltimore |
School work |
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St. James' Female School, Baltimore |
School work |
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St. James' Male School, Baltimore |
School work |
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St. Michael's School, Baltimore |
Class work |
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Sisters of Charity, Baltimore |
Class work |
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School Sisters of Notre Dame, Embla |
Oil paintings and botanical specimens |
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Sisters of Charity, Emmitsburg |
Students work |
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State of Maryland, Baltimore |
Educational exhibit |
|
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Women's College of Baltimore, Baltimore |
Art collections, chemical preparations, models & views |
|
156 |
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Mohammedan Women's School, of Gunter, Indiana (Maud I. Schell), Baltimore |
Art needlework and embroidery |
|
159 |
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Charles M. Stieff, Baltimore |
Pianos |
|
150 |
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Woman's Literary Club, Baltimore (care Mrs. Lawrence Turnbull, Pres. Woman's Literary Club, Baltimore, Md.) |
Books and Literature |
M - Ethnology |
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State of Maryland |
Colonial exhibit. Historical collection |
Massachusetts |
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A - Agriculture |
3 |
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Charles G. Stebbins, So. Deerfield |
Maple Syrup |
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Frank O. Williams, Sunderland |
Maple Syrup |
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Walter M. Lowney & Co., Boston |
Chocolate Bon Bons |
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6 |
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E. T. Cowdrey, Boston |
Canned Meats, and Canned Soups |
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North Packing & Provision Co., Boston |
Meats in pickle, dry salt, sausages and bacon meats |
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J. W. H. Huckins & Co., Boston |
Canned Meats and soups |
|
7 |
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Simpson, McIntire & Co., Boston |
Butter in hermetically sealed packages for hot climate |
|
8 |
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Mass. State Agricultural Exhibit |
Leaf Tobacco |
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Walter Baker & Co., Boston |
Chocolate and Cocoa |
|
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Hester Gianachs, Boston |
Egyptian Cigarettes |
|
9 |
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Chase Cotton Gin Co., Milford |
Cotton gin rotary stripper roller |
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Eagle Cotton Gin Co., Bridgewater |
Cotton machinery |
|
11 |
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Cushing Process Co., Boston |
Pat. process for purifying liquors or spirits |
|
14 |
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Washburn & Moen, Worcester |
Barbed fence wire and bale ties |
|
17 |
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North Packing & Provision Co., Boston |
Fertilizer |
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Crystal Gelatine Co., Boston |
Gelatines and Coffee Settler |
|
18 |
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North Packing & Provision Co., Boston |
Lard and lard Oil |
B - Horticulture |
22 |
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Farquhar, R. & J., Boston |
Cyclamen, primroses & cinerarias |
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Massachusetts State, Boston |
Ornamental plants |
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Rea Brothers, Norwood |
Herbaceous plants |
D - Fish & Fisheries |
37 |
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John R. Neal & Co., Boston |
Casts of fishes. Charts of fishing grounds |
|
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Gloucester Board of Trade, Gloucester |
Algae, sponges & corals, shells, sea plant and formations, charts and maps. (Collective exhibit) |
|
38 |
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John R. Neal & Co., Boston |
Fishing lines, trawls, fish hooks, gill nets, seines, models, fish traps, boats, needles, fishing implements, buoys, pictures |
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Gloucester Board of Trade, Gloucester |
Models of fishing vessels ancient and modern nautical instrument, charts, compasses, glasses, marine clocks, alarms and signal pictures, statistics, fishing lines, nets and seines, lamps, lanterns, buoys, anchors, &c. |
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J. W. Marston & Co., Boston |
Illustration on lobster industry, gear bots, traps, models of wells and cars |
|
|
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American Net and Twine Co., Boston |
Seines, nets, twines |
|
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American Net & Twine Co., Boston |
Models of seines, traps and nets, netting, buoys, cordage, trawls, needles, pictures, twine weirs. (Collective exhibit) |
|
40 |
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John R. Neal & Co., Boston |
Pictures of models of curing establishments, cod-liver oil, cured fish and fishing implements, fish curing tools, canned finan-haddies |
|
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Gloucester Board of Trade, Gloucester |
Models of fish-curing plants, dried fish |
|
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Gloucester Board of Trade, Gloucester |
Salted smoked & cured pickled fish, barrels, tubs, kits, &c. |
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J. W. Marston & Co., Boston |
Model of lobster cooking establishment, model of lobster market |
|
|
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A. H. Bailey, Boston |
Bailey's extract (Patent) of clams |
|
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Russian Cement Co., Gloucester |
Fish glue, mucilage, fertilizer, hats, bonnets and shoes in which La Page's glue is used, fish skins from which the glue is made, &c. |
|
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Gloucester Isinglass & Glue Co., Boston |
Fish glue, fish fertilizer, glazed paper, adhesive plaster, corn plaster, labels, envelopes, fish skins used in making glue, etc. |
|
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E. K. Burnham, Gloucester |
Canned mackerel |
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Wm. F. Nye, New Bedford |
Watch, clock and chronometer oil |
|
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Nora Kelley |
Fish oil for watches and small machinery |
E - Mines & Mining |
42 |
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State of Mass. |
Fossils, fossil foot-prints, and minerals |
|
44 |
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State of Mass. |
Stone |
|
46 |
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Phoenix Mfg. Co., Taunton |
Graphite crucibles |
|
49 |
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Washburn & Moen, Worcester |
Iron & steel bars, rods and wire |
|
51 |
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Washburn & Moen, Worcester |
Copper in ingots, bars and rolled alleys and products |
|
58 |
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Mackey, H. S., Boston |
Electric drill, electric stone carrying machines |
|
64 |
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Bradley Fertilizer Co., Boston |
Pulverizing mill |
|
68 |
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City of Lynn, Mass. |
First iron casting made in America |
F - Machinery |
69 |
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Ashton Valve Co., Boston |
Pop safety valves |
|
|
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Hancock Inspirator Co., Boston |
Inspirators for feeding steam boilers |
|
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Hersey Mfg. Co., South Boston |
Rotary pumps |
|
|
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Mills, John H., Boston |
Mills sectional cast iron boiler |
|
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Puffer, A. D. & Sons, Boston |
Bottling machinery |
|
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Tripp Metallic Packing Co., Boston |
Metallic packing for piston rods and valve stem |
|
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Tufts, James W., Boston |
Carbonating machinery |
|
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Wainwright Mfg. Co., Boston |
Surface condesor [condenser?] and feed water heater |
|
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Washburn & Moen, Worcester |
Apparatus for the transmission of power |
|
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Walwoth [Walworth] Mfg. Co., Boston |
Brass & iron valves |
|
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Walwoth [Walworth] Mfg. Co., Boston |
Cocks & fittings for steam water & gas |
|
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White, Otis C., Worcester |
Adjustable expansion movement in ball and socket, joints as applied to machinery |
|
70 |
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Coburn Trolley Track Mfg. Co., Holyoke |
Sliding or traveling ladder |
|
71 |
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American Tool Co., Boston |
Brass finishing lathe and oil separator |
|
|
|
Brainard Milling Machine Co., Hyde Park |
#12 & #14 tool room milling machine. #1.3.4.1/2 Standard Universal Milling Machine. Upright plain milling machine, horizontal plain milling machine, long feed milling machine, Cam cutting machine, small milling cutter grinder. Goar [gear?] cutting machine |
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Eaton, Geo. H. & Co., Boston |
Power presses |
|
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Hurlburt, Rogers Machine Co., South Sudbury |
Cutting off and centering machine |
|
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Morse Twist Drill & Machine Co., New Bedford |
Twist drills, taps and dies, milling cutters, reamers & chucks |
|
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Prentice Bros., Worcester |
Screw cutting engine lathes. Upright drilling machines |
|
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Reed, F. E. & Co., Worcester |
Standard lathes |
|
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Stark, John, Waltham |
Lathes |
|
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Walworth Mfg. Co., Boston |
Machine for tapping street main under pressure. Tools for cutting & threading pipe, taps, dies & wrenches |
|
72 |
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Barrows, A., Brockton |
Last and shoe rack |
|
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Bertrand Lock Stitch Sewing Machine Co., Boston |
Lock stitch welt sewing machine |
|
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Boston Lasting Machine Co., Boston |
Boot & shoe lasting machine |
|
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Drett, Henry W., Boston |
Shoe upper cementing machine |
|
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Bresnahan, Maurice V. & Co., Lynn |
Automatic boot & shoe sole leveler |
|
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Busell Trimmer Co., Boston |
Edge trimmer |
|
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Chase Lasting Machine Co., Boston |
Shoe lasting machine |
|
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Cheney Bigelow Wire Works, Springfield |
Paper makers wires |
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Crompton Loom Works, Worcester |
Looms |
|
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Consolidated Hand Method Lasting Machine Co., Boston |
Shoe lasting machine |
|
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Fifield, C. S. & Co., Boston |
Shoe machinery |
|
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Flagg Mfg. Co., Boston |
Inseam trimming machine |
|
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Foster Machine Co., Westfield |
Carpet making machinery |
|
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Globe Buffer Co., Boston |
Shoe machinery |
|
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Goodyear Shoe Machinery Co., Boston |
Shoe making machinery |
|
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Harlow, Chas. F. & Co., Boston |
Union steam furnisher |
|
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Hartford Bros., Boston |
Sole rounding & pattern drafting machine |
|
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Hemingway Bros., Lynn |
Shoe machinery |
|
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Hupper, E. A., Lynn |
Shoe racks |
|
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Jamieson, S. W. Boot & Shoe Crimping Machine, Boston |
Boot & shoe crimping machine |
|
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Knowles Loom Works, Worcester |
Looms |
|
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Leeson, J. R. & Co., Boston |
Universal winding machine for thread, yarn & wire |
|
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Amogen Machine Co., Boston |
Leather skiving machine |
|
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Littleton, L. M., Brockton |
Heel seat beading machine |
|
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Lowell Machine Shop, Lowell |
Exhibit of cotton manufacturing machinery |
|
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Lufkin, John W., Boston |
2 vamp folding machines |
|
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Marshall Engine Co., Turners Falls |
Refining engine for paper making |
|
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Marshall, H. T., Brockton |
Straight folding machine |
|
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McKay & Biglow H. M. Company, Boston |
Heel compressing and heeling machinery |
|
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Miller, C. A., Brockton |
Boot & shoe trees & treeing machines |
|
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Morley Button Sewing Machine Co., Boston |
Shoe button sewing machine |
|
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Naumkeag Buffing Machine Ass'n, Beverly |
Buffing machine |
|
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Norris, T. A. Machine Co., Brockton |
Heel breat finishing machine |
|
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New Home Sewing Machine Co., Orange |
Tailor Sewing Machine |
|
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Paragon Needle Co., Boston |
Paragon vamp marker |
|
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Reeso Button Hole Machine Co., Boston |
Button hole machinery |
|
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Holt, J. S. & Co., Boston |
Boot & shoe monogram stamping and boot & shoe bottom polishing roll |
|
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Saunders, S. L., Lynn |
Shoe racks |
|
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Sawyer Leather Machinery Co., Boston |
Leather measuring machine |
|
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Stanley Mfg. Co., Boston |
Boot and shoe machine |
|
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Steam Heated Horn Co., Boston |
Steam heated horn for soling machines, attachments for sole sewing machines |
|
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Standard Rivet Co., Boston |
Standard rivet machines |
|
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Stoddard Crimping Machine Co., Boston |
Shoe crimping machines |
|
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Swain & Fuller Mfg. Co., Boston |
Boot & shoe machinery |
|
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Thompson, Judson L. Mfg. Co., Waltham |
Machines for driving rivets |
|
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Trip Giant Leveler Co., Lynn |
Giant leveling machine |
|
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Tubular Rivet Co., Boston |
Riveting & rivet setting machines |
|
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Union Heel Trimmer Co., Boston |
Busell heel trimmer |
|
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Union Leather Measuring Machine Co., Peabody |
Leather measuring machine |
|
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Union Edge Setter Co., Boston |
Edge setting machines |
|
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Vaughn Machinery Co., Salem |
Hide & leather working machinery |
|
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Wire Grip & Fastening Machinery Co., Boston |
Clinching and slugging machinery |
|
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Worcester, A. & Sons, Boston |
Brushes for the manufacture of boots and shoes |
|
73 |
|
Simonds Mfg. Co., Fitchburg |
Process of tempering saw blades. Form of inserted saw teeth in circular saws, various wood saws & milling saws, cutting knives |
|
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|
Woods, S. A. Machine Co., Boston |
Planing & matching machines, flooring machines, molding machines, band saw, self feed-rip saw, rosan [rosin?] for siding shop surface, planer, cabinet surface planer |
|
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|
Woods, S. A. Machine Co., Boston |
Double surface & timber sizer. Inside mounding machine |
|
74 |
|
Child Acme Cutter & Press Co., Boston |
Self-clamping paper cutting machine |
|
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Elliott Machine Co., Georgetown |
Thread stitching & tying machine for books and pamphlets |
|
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Golding & Co., Boston |
Platen printing press. Printing material |
|
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McIndoe Bros., Boston |
Cylinder printing press for printing from half tone & other engravings |
|
77 |
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Crosby Steam Stage & Valve Co., Boston |
Stationary marine & locomotive pop safety valves, food water regulator & revolution counter. Steam engine indicator. Single spring gauge, double spring gauge & water line syphon valve. Pressure gauge tester |
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Fanueil [Faneuil?] Watch Tool Co., Boston |
Bench lathes & attachments. Watch makers’ lathes & attachments, staking tools & the rivet patent friction clutch. Watch makers lathe & attachments |
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Northampton Emery Wheel Co., Leeds |
Emery wheels |
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Norton Emery Wheel Co., Worcester |
Emery wheels. Tool room grinding machine, twist drill grinding machine |
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79 |
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Hersey Mfg. Co., South Boston |
Standard sugar dryer & granulator. Cube sugar press |
G - Transportation |
80 |
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Old Colony Railroad Co., Boston |
Passenger locomotive and historical exhibit |
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Norton, A. O., Boston |
Lifting jacks |
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Burnham Duggan R. R. Appliance Co., Boston |
Switch |
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Boston & Lockport Block Co. |
Wooden and steel blocks for R. R. use |
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Eastman Heater Co., Boston |
Heater & ventilating car. Refrigerator car |
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Jewett Supply Co., Boston |
Anti-friction device for passenger car |
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Coburn Trolley Track Co., Holyoke |
Overhead carrying track |
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Ashton Valve Co., Boston |
Pop safety valve |
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Bird & Son, F. W., East Walpole |
Water proof fabrics |
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81 |
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Lambeth Cotton Rope Co., New Bedford |
Lambeth cotton rope |
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Bemie Car Box Co., Springfield |
Electrical motor truck |
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Robinson Electric Truck & Supply Co., Boston |
Electric radial truck |
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Washburn & Moen, Worcester |
Cables for street railways |
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83 |
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Hickory Wheel Co., Newton |
Sulky. Hickory bicycles |
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Amesbury Carriage Co., Amesbury |
Exercising break |
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U. S. Whip Company, Westfield |
Whips & whip machinery, oak and hickory sticks, woven horse lining, vulcanized rubber and eel skin |
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Dalzell Axle Co., South Edremont |
Fine carriage axles |
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Currier, Cameron & Co., Amesbury |
Spider phaeton |
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Simonds Rolling Machine Co., Fitchburg |
Steel balls and steel rolled specialties |
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Washburn & Moen, Worcester |
Bicycle spokes |
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Folger & Drummond, Amesbury |
Saloon trap |
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Briggs Carriage Co., Amesbury |
Trapp |
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Clarkson & Co., J. T., Amesbury |
Crown Prince trap |
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Biddle Smart & Co., Amesbury |
"Columbus" trap |
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Barry & Co., A. N., Amesbury |
"The Brentwood" carriage and "The Myopia" carriage |
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Bailey & Co., S. R., Amesbury |
Essex trap & whalebone road wagon |
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Neal & Bolser, Amesbury |
Lenox cart |
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Osgood Morrill, Amesbury |
Brunswick trap |
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85 |
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Richardson, Chas., Gloucester |
Steering apparatus |
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Cape Ann Anchor Works, Gloucester |
Anchors |
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Boston & Lockport Block Co., Boston |
Yacht & vessel supplies. Pump & blocks |
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Meany, John, Boston |
Rowing seat roller, steering gear, stretcher &c. |
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Old Colony S. S. Co., Boston |
Steamer Puritan |
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Clark, Edw. S., Boston |
Steam engines, boilers, and propellers |
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Essex Institute & Peabody Academy, Salem |
Historical pictures of Salem vessels & pictures of events in marine history of Salem |
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Stewart & Binney, Boston |
Models of yachts, Pilot Boats & Fisherman |
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Washburn & Moen, Worcester |
Steel hawsers, steel ropes and galvanized wire and wire ropes for ship's rigging |
H - Manufactures |
87 |
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Joseph Burnett & Co., Boston |
Flavoring extracts. Perfumery. Cologne water. Toilet water & color pastes. Sachet powder & Lavender salts |
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India Alkali Works, Boston |
Alkalies |
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Washburn & Moen, Worcester |
Chemists & druggists wares and supplies |
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88 |
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Boston Blacking Co., Boston |
Blackings, dressings, stains and leather patching cement |
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Dexter Bros., Boston |
Shingle stains |
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Gondola Tanning Co., Boston |
Oakwood and chestnut tanning. Tanning extract |
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Mitchell Stain Mfg. Co., Lynn |
Bottom finishing stains for boots and shoes |
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John L. Whiting & Co., Boston |
Brushes. Material used in the manufacture of brushes |
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Wiggins & Stevens, Malden |
Sand paper |
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Henry Woods Sons Co., Boston |
Paints |
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Washburn & Moen, Worcester |
Painters & glaziers supplies |
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Henry Woods Sons Co., Boston |
Colors |
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Whitemore Bros. & Co., Boston |
Dressings, blackings, inks, Polishes |
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89 |
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L. L. Brown Paper Co., Adams |
Record paper for blank books and County Records |
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Z. and W. Crane, Dalton |
Writing paper. General exhibit. Pasted boards |
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Crane & Co., Dalton |
Bank note paper. Bond paper. Parchment paper |
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Crane Bros., Westfield |
Linen paper. Writing paper. Ledger paper |
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Franklin Typewriter Co., Boston |
Franklin typewriters on desks |
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Hulbert Paper Mfg. Co., South Lee |
Writing paper in packages & boxes |
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Mills Knight & Co., Boston |
Patented leather. Covered renewable Me. books. Fancy leather work. Card and coin cases. Wallets |
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A. Lyman Williston, Northampton |
Paysons indelible ink for marking linen |
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Whiting Paper Co., Holyoke |
Bond paper. Envelopes and fine folded writing paper. Bristol board. Ledger paper, flat paper, superfine flat paper for lithographing |
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Byron Weston, Dalton |
Ledger & record paper |
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90 |
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Atlas Tack Corporation, Boston |
Pilgrim spring bed |
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Derby & Kilmer Desk Co., Boston |
Derby roll top desk. Office furniture |
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Decorative Art Society, Boston |
Embroidery |
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Metropolitan Air Goods Co., Boston |
Patent sofa and lounge beds |
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Mrs. A. J. Peters, Jamaica Plains |
Embroidered picture |
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Lowell School of Design, Lowell |
Design for wall paper & lace. Industrial exhibit of Bureau of Applied Arts |
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91 |
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S. C. Blanchard, Boston |
Plates |
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Lucy Comins, Jamaica Plains |
Bonbonniere |
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Fiske, Homes & Co., Boston |
Specialties in Brick and Terra Cotta |
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Grace H. Peck, Chicago, Ill. (transferred to Ill.) |
Decorated china |
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M. J. Nakee, Newton Centre |
Decorated plate |
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The Low Art Tile Co., Chelsea |
Tiles |
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Ella A. Richardson, Boston |
Vases and tiling |
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92 |
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Quincy Manufactures Association, Quincy |
Monuments. Heading |
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95 |
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Continental Stained Glass Wks., Boston |
Stained glass |
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Miss Flora McDonald, Boston |
Stained glass window |
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Phipps, Slocum & Co., Boston |
Stained glass window |
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Sarah E. Whitman, Boston |
Stained glass window |
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96 |
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Mrs. John Lowell, Boston |
Carved oak chest |
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97 |
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Mrs. H. L. Goodwin, Boston |
Spoons, cups & foil |
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Fairpont Mfg. Co., New Bedford |
Silver plated work |
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98 |
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W. & S. Blackintown, Attleboro |
Gold, plated, silver and fancy charms |
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R. F. Simmons & Co., Attleboro |
Gold and rolled plated charms |
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99 |
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A. Waltham Watch Co., Waltham |
Watch movement. Watch machinery. Decorated watch dials. Main springs. Non-magnetic watch movements. Collective exhibit of watch movements and machinery. Brequit hair springs |
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Washburn & Moen, Worcester |
Watch movements & parts of watches. watch makers tools and machinery in parts |
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100 |
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McCallum Constable Hosiery Co., Holyoke |
Silk hosiery and tights. Underwear and fancy caps |
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Nonotuck Silk Co., Florence |
Corticelli, spool silk, knitting, crochet & wash silk. Machine twist. Silk underwear. Hosiery |
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The Wm. Skinner Mfg. Co., Holyoke |
Coat and cloak trimmings. Tailors serges. Tailors braids |
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102 |
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Appleton Company, Lowell |
Cotton flannels. Bed ticks |
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Barnaby Mfg. Co., Fall River |
Ginghams |
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Boott Cotton Mills, Lowell |
Mfg. Cotton goods, brown and finished |
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Clifton Mfg. Co., Boston |
Brown cotton |
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Dwight Mills, Chicopee |
Brown cottons. Bleached cottons |
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Davol Mills, Fall River |
Bleached muslins |
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Finlayson Bonfield & Co., Grafton |
Threads for shoes and leather |
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Fisher Mfg. Co., Fisherville |
Cotton scrims |
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Globe Yarn Mills, Fall River |
Yarns |
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Glasgow Co., S. Hadley Falls |
Ginghams |
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Hadley Co., Holyoke |
Cotton yarns. Cotton threads |
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Knitted Mattress Co., Canton Junction |
Knitted cotton fabrics for mattresses, stair pads and upholstery |
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Lancaster Mills Co., Clinton |
Ginghams |
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Lyman Mills, Holyoke |
Cotton goods. Bleached goods |
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T. R. Leeson & Co., Boston |
Shoe threads |
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Merrimac Mfg. Co., Lowell |
Printed cotton goods |
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Methnen Co., Boston |
Fancy cotton fabrics |
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Naumkeag Steam Cotton Mills, Salem |
Shirtings. Sateen Pegnot bleached and brown muslin. Pegnot Naumkeag twills |
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Pacific Mills, Lawrence |
Printed dress fabrics. Dyed dress fabrics. Cotton dress fabrics. Worsted dress fabrics. Woolen dress fabrics |
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Pemberton Co., Lawrence |
Fancy cotton fabrics |
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Sanford Spinning Co., Fall River |
Yarns for knit goods |
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Stevens Linen Works, Webster |
Linen crash |
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Wamsutta Mills, New Bedford |
Cotton goods, shirtings and sheetings |
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Jas. W. Woods & Sons, Boston |
Plain & printed cotton flannels. Buntings. Hollands |
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Whittendon Mfg. Co., Taunton |
Colored cotton fabrics |
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Jas. W. Woods & Co., Boston |
Shirtings |
|
103 |
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Arlington Mills, Lawrence |
Worsted yarns. Dress goods. Coat linings. Fine cotton yarns |
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Assabet Mfg. Co., Maynard |
Cassimeres. Tricots. Ladies cloth. Overcoatings, fancy flannels |
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Arlington Mills, Lawrence |
Men's ware serges |
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Ballardvale Mills, Ballardvale |
White flannels |
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Belvidere Woolen Co., Lowell |
Wool dress goods. Wool flannels |
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Berkley Woolen Mills, Wales |
Kerseys. Meltons |
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Blackstone Woolen Co., Blackstone |
Cassimeres |
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The Blackington Woolen Co., N. Adams |
Fancy cassimeres. Fancy Kerseys. Meltons. Tricots. Worsted suitings. Trowserings. Cheviots. Woolen cassimeres |
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City Mills, City Mills |
Felt goods |
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Calumet Woolen Co., Uxbridge |
Woolen fancy cassimeres |
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Connor Bros., Holyoke |
Beavers |
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E. G. Carlton & Sons, Rochdale |
Flannels |
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Clinton Worsted Co., Clinton |
Fancy worsted & trouserings |
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Farr Alpaca Co., Holyoke |
Italian clothes. Serges |
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Germania Mills, Holyoke |
Beavers. Kerseys. Overcoatings. Coatings |
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Merrimack Woolen Mills, Dracut |
Cloakings, Kerseys, Shawls, Woolen Goods |
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Mass. Mohair Plush Co., Lowell |
Mohair plush. Grained plush. Spanish velvet |
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No. Adams Mfg. Co., No. Adams |
Fancy cassimeres |
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Pacific Mills, Lawrence |
Worsted goods. Woolen goods |
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The Saxon Worsted Co., Franklin |
Fancy worsteds |
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C. A. Stevens & Co., Ware |
Flannels. Fancy flannels |
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Stirling Mills, Lowell |
Wool flannels. Cheviot |
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Talbot Mills, North Billerica |
Woolen flannels. Brown goods |
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Washington Mills, Lawrence |
Woolen overcoatings & cloakings. Worsted suitings. Worsted yarns |
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Waukenhose Co., Lowell |
Hosiery |
|
104 |
|
W. G. Ash, Lynn |
Shoes and slippers |
|
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E. & A. H. Bachellor Co., Boston |
Boots and shoes |
|
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Harold E. Blake, Haverhill |
Shoe tips |
|
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John R. Benton, Lynn |
Heels and lifts |
|
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George M. Coburn & Co., Boston |
Shoes and slippers |
|
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Geo. C. Davis, Lynn |
Boots and shoes |
|
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Olivia P. Flint, Boston |
Corset waist |
|
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Geo. Fuller, Lynn |
Ladies boots and shoes |
|
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Chas. K. Fox, Haverhill |
Shoes and slippers |
|
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Faunce & Spinney, Lynn |
Boots and shoes |
|
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Hazen B. Goodrich, Haverhill |
Boots, shoes and slippers |
|
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|
J. J. Groves' Sons, Lynn |
Shoes |
|
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|
L. P. Hollander & Co., Boston |
Boys clothing & costumes. Ladies clothing garments & millinery. Children’s clothing & garments |
|
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Hodgkiss & Hodgkiss, Boston |
Hunting suit |
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Herbert & Rapp Co., Boston |
Shoe goring |
|
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|
F. E. Hutchinson, Haverhill |
Shoes and slippers |
|
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|
G. W. Herrick & Co., Lynn |
Boots and shoes |
|
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Chas. E. Harwood & Co., Lynn |
Sole, tops and counters |
|
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Messenger Bros. & Sons., Boston |
Driving coat. D. B. box coat |
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T. C. Plant, Lynn |
Ladies boots and shoes |
|
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Frank D. Somers, Boston |
Frock coat, waist coat, trousers |
|
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|
J. S. Turner, Rockland |
Shoes |
|
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|
J. L. Thompson Mfg. Co., Waltham |
Shoe buckles for artic overshoes and heavy grade shoes. Belt fasteners for lacing belts on pullers |
|
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Shillaber & Co., Lynn |
Boots and shoes |
|
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Worcester Corset Co., Worcester |
Corsets |
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Woodman & Howes, Haverhill |
Shoes and slippers |
|
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Williams Clark & Co., Lynn |
Boots and shoes |
|
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|
Morse Bros. & Co., Haverhill |
Shoes and slippers |
|
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|
New Home Sewing Machine Co., Orange |
Sewing machines. Productions |
|
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|
Thos. G. Plant, Lynn |
Shoes |
|
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Rice & Hutchins, Boston |
Boots and shoes |
|
|
|
Rumsey Bros., Lynn |
Boots and shoes |
|
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|
J. F. Swain & Co., Lynn |
Boots and shoes |
|
|
|
D, A, Sutherland, Lynn |
Boots and shoes |
|
106 |
|
Ball & Socket Fastener Co., Boston |
Fasteners for gloves |
|
|
|
A. L. Fisk, Hingham |
Lace veil |
|
|
|
M. P. Page, Danvers |
Lace veil |
|
109 |
|
American Rubber Co., Boston |
Mackintoshes. Rubber boots. Rubber boots and shoes. Rubber clothing. Oil clothing |
|
|
|
C. J. Bailey & Co., Boston |
Rubber breeches. Rubber shoes |
|
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|
Boston Rubber Shoe Co., Boston |
Rubber boots and shoes |
|
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|
Washburn & Moen, Worcester |
Insulating compounds |
|
|
|
Boston Belting Co., Boston |
Rubber belting. Rubber packing. Rubber hose. Rubber blankets & aprons. Rubber covered rolls. Rubber car, wagon and cylinder springs. Rubber heat bags. Rubber tubing pure and cloth inst. Rubber mallets. Rubber mattings, mats & treads. Rubber soling., Gasket & rings & deckle strips |
|
|
|
Stoughton Rubber Co., Boston |
Men's rubber mackintoshes. Boys’ mackintoshes and ladies. Men’s mackintoshes |
|
|
|
A. J. Towers, Boston |
Oiled or waterproof clothing |
|
110 |
|
Morton E. Converse & Co., Winchendon |
Wooden toys. Wooden novelties |
|
|
|
Miss C. S. Colby, Boston |
Game |
|
|
|
Parker Bros., Salem |
Children's toys. Children's games. Authors. Bagatelle. Office Boy. Checks. Chess |
|
111 |
|
Kistler Lech & Co., Boston |
Sole leather |
|
|
|
Lyman Smith Sons Co., Norwood |
Sheep and lamb skins. Sheep skin. Bindings and linings |
|
|
|
Shaw Leather Co., Boston |
Upper leather. Shoes. |
|
|
|
R. E. Williard, Lynn |
Soles & leather |
|
112 |
|
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Water meters |
|
113 |
|
Smith & Wesson, Springfield |
Revolvers |
|
115 |
|
Edw. Atkinson, Boston |
The Aladdin Oven |
|
|
|
Magee Furnace Co., Boston |
Restaurant ranges. Warm air heating furnace. Ranges. Parlor stoves. Hot air and hot water |
|
|
|
Middleby Oven Co., Boston |
Portable brick bake oven. Combined bake and cake fryer |
|
|
|
Ridgway Furnace Co., Boston |
Warm air furnace |
|
|
|
Smith & Anthony Stove Co., Boston |
Steam & hot water heaters. Furnace |
|
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|
Wood & Sherwood Co., Lowell |
Wire household goods, strainers, broilers, egg whip soda waters, soap brackets |
|
116 |
|
Paul J. Doernicke, Chelsea |
Butcher Boy Cooling Room |
|
|
|
Mat'l Key Opening Can Co., Boston |
Key Opening Can |
|
|
|
A. D. Puffer & Sons, Boston |
Soda water apparatus and all appliances |
|
|
|
Smith & Anthony Stove Co., Boston |
Kettles |
|
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|
Jas. W. Tufts, Boston |
Soda water apparatus & appurtenances |
|
|
|
The Low Art Tile Co., Chelsea |
Soda Fountain (Art Tile) |
|
|
|
Wolf Sayerch & Heller, Chelsea |
Butcher cooler |
|
117 |
|
Clinton Wire Cloth Co., Clinton |
Wire cloth. Fancy and galvanized wire. Wire nettings. Fencing Wire cloth |
|
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|
Translucent Fabrik [sic] Co., Clinton |
Translucent fabrics. Transoms |
|
|
|
Washburn & Moen Mfg. Co., Worcester |
Round wire springs. Flat steel springs. Round, angular and convey card wires. Special improved plow steel wire, for suspension bridge cables. Pat. crucible and plow steel rope wire. Telegraph & telephone wire |
|
116 |
|
Putnum Nail Co., Boston |
Horse shoe nails |
|
|
|
John Hogan, Fitchburg |
Horse shoes |
|
119 |
|
Oliver Ames & Son Co., N. Easton |
Shovels, spades, scoops, drainage tools |
|
|
|
Atlas Tack Co., N. Easton |
Tacks and brads |
|
|
|
American Imp. Wrench Co., N. Easton |
Double screw jaw pipe wrench. Double screw wrench, saving time and labor |
|
|
|
Barney & Berry, Springfield |
Ice and roller skates |
|
|
|
Blount Mfg. Co., Boston |
Door checks, Springs and stops. Sash locks |
|
|
|
Chas. Buck, Millbury |
Edge tools |
|
|
|
Buck Bros., Millbury |
Light edge tools. Chisels |
|
|
|
Coburn Trolling Track Mfg. Co., Holyoke |
Parlor, barn and fire door hangings |
|
|
|
Geo. E. Davis, Barrington Centre |
Graters |
|
|
|
Morton Door Check & Spring Co., Boston |
Automatic door checks and springs |
|
|
|
Northfield Knife Co., Northfield |
Pocket cutlery |
|
|
|
Snell Mfg. Co., Fishdale |
Boring tools |
|
|
|
Simons Mfg. Co., Fitchburg |
Crescent ground. Cross cut saw. Saw set |
|
|
|
J. R. Torrey Razor Co., Worcester |
Razors |
|
|
|
J. S. Thompson Mfg. Co., Waltham |
Rivets for shoe, harness, trunks &c. |
|
|
|
Washburn & Moen, Worcester |
Builders Hardware. Artistic display & its completeness |
|
120 |
|
Smith & Anthony Stove Co., Boston |
Water closets. Sinks. Sanitary Traps |
|
121 |
|
Am. Imp. Wrench Co., Boston |
Heading machine for scarf and stick pins |
|
|
|
Mrs. Harriet Browne, Boston |
Dress cutting system |
|
|
|
Meyer Putty Pomade Co., Boston |
Liquid putty pomade (brass polish), Silver polish (putty paste) |
|
|
|
Standard Rivet Co., Boston |
Rivets for leather |
|
|
|
Mrs. B. A. Stearns, Woburn |
Dress cutting system |
|
|
|
Ottis C. White, Worcester |
Adjustable extension movement in ball and socket joints. Electric lamp supporters. Surgical instrument holders. Swiveling and clamping cane joints |
|
|
|
Whitmore Bros., Boston |
Steel and foot rest for shoe store salesmen |
|
|
|
Ottis C. White, Worcester |
Adjustable and extension ball and socket joints |
J - Electricity |
126 |
|
A. & J. M. Anderson, Boston |
Class 769. Insulators for Railway Construction |
|
|
|
Elektron Mfg. Co., Springfield |
Class 769- Automatic Motor, starting rheostat |
|
|
|
Washburn & Moen, Worcester |
Class 769 - A - bare copper wire. Trolley wire and hard drawn telephone wire. B - Insulator wire "Salamander" |
|
127 |
|
Elektron Mfg. Co., Springfield |
Class 773 - Electric motors - direct current and constant potential |
|
129 |
|
Walworth Mfg. Co., Boston |
Class 776 - Poles for supporting trolley wires, etc. |
|
132 |
|
Electrical Forging Co., Boston |
Class 778 - Apparatus for heating and welding metals. Class 788 A - Apparatus for heating gels by dissolving them in a liquid |
|
|
|
Thompson Electrical Welding Co., Boston |
Class 788 - Apparatus for welding metals |
|
133 |
|
Electric Heat Alarm Co., Boston |
Class 749 - Thermostat |
K - Fine Arts |
139. Sculpture |
|
Kitson, Henry H., Boston |
Music of the Sea (Bronze) Portrait Bust (Marble) Christ Crucified (Plaster) The Age of Stone (Plaster) |
|
140. Oil Painting |
|
Benson, Frank W., Salem |
Figure in White. Portrait in White. Girl with a Red Shawl. |
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Tarbell, Edwind [Edmund] C., Boston |
Girl and Horse. In the Orchard. My Sister Lydia |
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Vinton, Frederick B., Boston |
Portrait of Lady. Portrait of Augustus Flagg. Portrait of Theodore Chase. Portrait of C. C. Langdell |
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141. Water Colors |
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Sears, Sarah C., Mrs., Boston |
A Spanish Girl. Portrait. Romola. |
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143. Engravings, Etchings and Prints |
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Closson, W. B., Lancaster |
Wood engravings. Saxon. The Mirror (after Bunker). Springtime (after E. Major). The Young Squire (after Contme). Night Moths. Winifred Dysart (after Fuller). The Immaculate Conception (after Murille-Fragment). Mother and Child (after A. H. Thayer). Ideal Head (after A. H. Thayer). The Quadroon Girl (after George Fuller). The Listeners (after W. M. Hunt). The Mother (after Simmons). Flowers. The Irrigating Ditch. Sheep Shearers (after Millet) |
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Dana, William J., Brookline |
Twilight (after J. Appleton Brown). The Mill at Cleeve (after J. Appleton Brown). Pine Woods in Canada (after F. Hopkinson Smith). Sunset (after Corot) |
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Kingsley, Elbridge, Hadley |
Wood Engravings. The White Mountain. New England Elms. Old Homestead (after J. F. Murphy). Late Summer (after R. Collin). Connecticut Valley. Journey Northward. The Flying Dutchman (after A. P. Ryder). A Morning. The Old Well (after J. P. Murphy). Silence (after W. Bliss Baker). Midsummer (after Daubigny). Winter Evening (after D. W. Tryon). Autumn Evening (after D. W. Tryon) |
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139-145. Architecture |
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Longfellow, Alden & Harlow, Boston |
Carnegie Library & Music Hall, Pittsburg. (Photograph). The same another view (photograph). First floor plan of the same. Second floor plan. Carnegie Office Building, Pittsburg. (Photograph) City Hall, Cambridge, Mass. (Photograph) House at Cambridge Mass. (Photograph) |
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Peabody & Stearns, Boston |
South porch of Machinery Hall, W. C. E. (Water Color). Office sketches (Water Color) |
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Wheelwright, Edmund March, Boston |
Primary school house, Jamaica Plain (Pen drawing by Chas. D. Maginnis). New Police Station for Brighton district (Pen drawing by Chas. D. Maginnis). Robert Gould Shaw Grammar School, West Roxbury, Mass. (Pen drawing by Chas. D. Maginnis). Design for arcading old State House (Pen drawing by Chas. D. Maginnis) Hospital for contagious diseases (Pen drawing). Two views for house for E. C. Stedman, New Castle, N. H. (Photograph) |
L - Liberal Arts |
147 |
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Aid for Destitute Mothers and Children, Boston |
Statistics & Reports |
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Boston City Hospital, Boston |
Photos, Plans, &c. |
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Boston Associated Charities, Boston |
Vols. Forms |
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Boston Children’s Aid Society, Boston |
Charts, Home Library &c. |
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Boston Water Board, Boston |
Relief maps and photographs |
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Boston Filter Co., Chelsea |
Boston water purifier |
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Cram, A. W., Havenhill |
The Perfection Cleanout |
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Emergency Hygiene Asso'n., Boston |
Reports |
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Instructive District, Nursing Asso'n, Boston |
Reports |
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Ind. Aid Society for prevention of pauperism, Boston |
4 Vols. forms and reports |
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Lyman School for Boys, Westborough |
Specimens of work, &c. |
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Lunatic Hospital, Worcester |
Reports |
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Mass. Reformatory, Sherburn |
Charts &c. |
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McLean Hospital, Somerville |
Charts & Photos |
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Mass. Emergency & Hygiene Association, Boston |
Maps, photographs &c. |
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Normal School of Gymnastics, Boston |
Gymnastic apparatus |
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Overseers of the Poor, Boston |
Record blanks &c. |
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Principal Register, Chicopee |
Vol. Reports |
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Posse Baron Nils, Boston |
Apparatus for Swedish Gymnasium Hall |
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Quincy Shaws Day Nursery, Boston |
Charts and photographs |
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State of Massachusetts |
Mass. Prison Commission |
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State of Massachusetts |
Commissioners of Saving Banks |
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State of Massachusetts |
Maps &c., Co-operative Banks, 96 Statistical Charts |
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State Industrial School for Girls, Lancaster |
Photographs, Statistics &c. |
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State Board of Lunacy and Charity, Boston |
Charts, photos, books &c. |
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Society of St. Vincent De Paul, Boston |
Record blanks &c. |
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South End Independent School, Boston |
Charts, samples of work &c. |
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Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Children, Boston |
Reports, &c. |
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State Board of Health, Boston |
Maps, charts &c. Photomicrographs of adultations. Maps showing distribution of diseases by townships. Maps of typhoid fever epidemics. Charts showing reduction in trichinosis |
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State of Mass. |
The construction, heating and ventilating of school houses &c. |
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148 |
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Ayer, J. C. Co., Lowell |
Pharmaceutical preparations |
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Doliber Goodale Co., Boston |
Mellins Food for Infants and Invalids |
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Nye, Sherman R., Chicopee |
Trusses |
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Tracy, Dr. Ed. A., Boston |
Surgical splints for all parts of the body |
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149 |
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Amherst College, Amherst |
Photos, plans, books and college work |
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Abbott Academy, Andover |
School work |
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Milton, Brady & Co., Springfield |
Kindergarten material |
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Classical High School, Worcester |
Bound vols. mathematics and algebra |
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Clark University, Worcester |
University work, 40 Vols. Advanced researches, photos |
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Crocker, Miss Lucretia, Boston |
School exhibit |
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Draper, Mrs. Henry, Boston |
Reports, Draper catalogs, &c. |
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Evening Schools, Elementary and Ungraded, Worcester |
School work |
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Fitz, Geo. W., Cambridge |
Apparatus |
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Grammar School, Boston |
Work of pupils |
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Grammar School, Everett |
Bound Vol. English Literature and eleven other Vols. |
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Grammar School, Waltham |
Framed working drawings to go with manual training |
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Gilman, Miss Clarabel, Boston |
Lessons in Zoology |
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High and Training School, Lawrence |
Language work |
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Agassiz, Mrs. Louis, Cambridge |
Lessons in Natural History |
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Henchman, Miss Annie F., Boston |
Scientific method |
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Hopking, Mrs. L. R., Boston |
Kindergarten educational exhibit |
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Mary H. Hunt, Hyde Park |
Work in scientific temperance |
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Horace Mann School for Deaf, Boston |
Geog. History, Language, dictation, &c. |
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"Harvard Annex," Cambridge |
Photos of exteriors and interiors |
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High Schools of Boston, Boston |
Pupils work |
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High Schools of Brookline |
Bound Vols. Zoology, history &c. |
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High Schools of Braintree |
Bound Vols. Literature, Astronomy &c. |
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High Schools of Chelsea |
Bound Vols. English Literature and other high school work |
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High Schools of Fall River |
Collective exhibit |
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High Schools of Hingham |
Bound Vols. Botany |
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High Schools of Holbrook |
Bound Vols. Caesar, Geology. English, &c. |
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High Schools of Malden |
Chemical preparations made by pupils, and full line of school work |
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High Schools of Pittsfield |
Pupils work |
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High Schools of Quincy |
Pupils work |
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High Schools of Salem |
Students work in Latin and Greek |
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High School Springfield |
Framed writing and school work |
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High School Westfield |
Bound Vols. of book-keeping and business practice |
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Harvard University, Cambridge |
Exhibit of the Museum, Astronomical observatory, Col. University exhibit of the Dept. of Physics. Chemistry, Graduate School, Lawrence Scientific School, Veterinary School, Dental School, Divinity School, Medical School, Law School, Collective exhibit of the Dept. of Geology |
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Immaculate Conception School, Malden |
18 Vols. Class work, drawing and Kindergarten work |
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Lasell Seminary, Auburndale |
School work |
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Mech. Arts High School, Boston |
Photos of all Boston Batallions. Illustrations of systems of physical culture, school work |
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Mass. State Normal Art School at Boston |
School work |
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Mass. Inst. of Technology, Boston |
Books, theses, shop work, &c. |
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Museum of Fine Arts School of Drawing and Painting, Boston |
Drawing in pencil from objects from a decorative point of view and water colors |
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Mt. Holyoke College, South Hadley |
Catalogue and full line of college work |
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Mass. State Board of Education |
Charts showing attendance in evening schools. Chart showing expenses. Text books, supervision of public schools. Transportation of pupils of public schools. Educational exhibit. Map of location and number of free public libraries. Report of State Board of Education. The Public statistics of Mass. |
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Normal School, Worcester |
Framed photos & full line of school work |
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Normal School, Westfield |
School work |
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Normal Training School, Holyoke |
Bound Vol. history and course of study, Normal Training School |
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Notre Dame Academy, Boston |
5 vols. Class work |
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Notre Dame Academy, Roxbury |
5 vols. Class work |
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Our Lady Perpetual Light, Roxbury |
8 Vols. Class work, 1 Vol. surveying |
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Perkins Inst. & Mass. School for Blind, South Boston |
Embossed books, zoological, botanical & physic. Models in clay |
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Private Inst. Feeble-minded, Barre |
Pupils work |
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Primary Schools and Grammar Schools, Pittsfield |
Pupils work |
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Primary Schools, Boston |
Pupils work |
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Public Schools, Boston |
School work, Primary Schools, School work in Grammar Schools, School work in High Schools. |
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Public Schools (Grammar Grade), Brookline |
Pupils work |
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Public Schools, Chelsea |
Drawings illustrating course in drawing |
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Public Schools, Medford |
Portfolio of drawings and full line school work |
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Public Schools, North Adams |
School work and drawings |
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Public Schools, Pittsfield |
School work |
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Public Schools, Quincy |
Bound Vols. photos of public schools and school work |
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Public Schools, Salem |
Framed photographs of school interior and pupils work |
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Public Schools, Shrewsbury |
Pupils work |
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Public School System of Boston |
School work of all kinds, charts, photos &c. |
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Public School System of Mass. |
The Public Statistics and forms used in administrations and statistics |
|
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Prang Educational Co., Boston |
Prang course of art education |
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Sisters of Notre Dame |
Work for 11 schools |
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St. Mary's School, Lynn |
3 Vols. Class work |
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St. Joseph's School, Waltham |
2 vols. Essays, botany, &c. |
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Tufts College, Tufts College |
Illustrations of college grounds, buildings, Course of Study, appliances and results |
|
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Wellesley College, Wellesley |
Case of statistical records, specimens of work, catalogues, school work, &c. |
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Williams College, Williamstown |
Photos of Williams College |
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Richardson, Mrs. E. A., Mass. |
Papers from teachers school of service, collective exhibit |
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Richards, Mrs. E. H., Boston |
Chemical papers |
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Smith College, Northampton |
Maps of grounds of college & full line of college work |
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Shaw, Mrs. Quincy A., Jamaica Plains |
Sloyd Training School |
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Society to Encourage Study at Home, Boston |
Pamphlets, photos of Normal School and work of students |
|
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St. John's School, Canton |
4 Vols. Class work & Kindergarten work |
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St. Joseph's School, Chicopee |
Class work & 3 vols. typewriting |
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150 |
|
Silver Burdetts & Co., Boston |
Text books, charts, maps, &c. |
|
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Boston Athenaeum, Boston |
Library charging system |
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Estes & Lauriat, Boston |
Books |
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Ginn & Co., Boston |
Music school books, charts, &c. |
|
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Houghton, Miffin [Mifflin] & Co., Boston |
Books, magazines, special ex.typ. illustrations |
|
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Hall, Miss Mary L., Boston |
Lessons in geography |
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Heath, D. C. & Co., Boston |
School books, charts, maps, &c. |
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Lothrop, D. & Co., Boston |
Books, &c. |
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Library Bureau, Boston |
Tables, trucks, &c. |
|
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Merriam, G. & C. Co., Springfield |
Webster's Dictionary |
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New England Pub. Co., Boston |
School books & periodicals |
|
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Prang, L. & Co., Boston |
Chrome lithographic art prints |
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Post, Alfred A., Boston |
Volapuk literature |
|
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Plimpton, Geo. A., Boston |
Historical collection of school books |
|
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Salem Public Library, Salem |
Books, catalogues, &c. |
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Salem Press Pub. & Printing & Essex Institute, Salem |
Books, charts, & engravings |
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Wright, Julia McNaia, Boston |
Books |
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151 |
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Blair Camera Co., Boston |
Photo apparatus |
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Ruff & Berger, Boston |
Surveyors' engineers' instruments |
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Boston Cash Register Co., Northampton |
Self-calculating register |
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Richards, Robt. H., Boston |
Telescope |
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150 |
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Hayden, Sophia, Boston |
Women's Building |
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Olmsted, Olmsted & Co., Boston |
Landscape architecture |
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Peabody & Stearns, Boston |
Colonnade of the obelisk |
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Peabody & Stearns, Boston |
Mass. State Building |
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Peabody & Stearns, Boston |
Machinery Hall |
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Wall, Wm. E., Somerville |
Graining |
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Woman's Committee on Literature, Boston (Care Mrs. Margaret Deland, chairman, Comm. on Literature, 75 Mt. Vernon St., Boston, Mass.) |
Books & literature |
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153 |
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W. S. Mailing Case Co., Boston |
Wood screw cap mailing cases |
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154 |
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Bangs, C. H., Boston |
Drug store furnishings |
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Lamson Consolidated Store Service Co., Boston |
Cash carriers, mailing cases &c. |
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Standard Autograph Time Recorder, Boston |
Employee's time recorder |
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156 |
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Boston Society of Home Savings, Boston |
Charts |
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Mass. Co-operative Banks, Boston |
Series of charts & publications |
|
157 |
|
United Society of Christian Endeavor, Boston |
Publication showing development and progress of United Society of Christian Endeavor |
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158 |
|
Beach, Mrs. N. M. A., Boston |
Musical composition |
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Bird, E. E., Boston |
Musical composition |
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Barnette, Amos M. R., Boston |
Musical composition |
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Chickering & Sons, Boston |
Pianos |
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Crowninshield, Mary Bradford, Boston |
Musical composition |
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Downs, S. C., Boston |
Musical composition |
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Ditson Olme Co., Boston |
Sheet music and music books |
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Emerson, Elizabeth, Boston |
Collection of songs |
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Everett Piano Co., Boston |
Pianos |
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Fyffe, B., Boston |
Musical composition |
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Farley, Marian, Boston |
Song |
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Hood, Helen, Boston |
Musical composition |
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Hale, Irene, Boston |
Song |
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Hallett & Davis Piano Manufactures, Boston |
Pianos |
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Haynes, John C. & Co., Boston |
Musical instruments |
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Leibetz, Moritz, Boston |
Musical composition |
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Lewing, Fraulein Adelaid, Boston |
Musical composition |
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Lord, Anna L., Boston |
Musical composition |
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Lang, N. E., Boston |
Musical composition |
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Mason & Hamlin Organ & Piano Co., Boston |
Pianos and organs |
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McFarlane, Mrs. R., Boston |
Musical composition |
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Prescott, Ella E. Boston |
Musical composition |
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Roelfson, Mrs. Emily R., Boston |
Musical composition |
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Rogers, Mrs. Clara K. Boston |
Musical composition |
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Rand, Josephine, Boston |
Method of singing |
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Spaulding, Florence A., Boston |
Musical composition |
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Tooker, Minnie, Boston |
Musical composition |
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Vaughn, E. Elliott, Boston |
Musical composition |
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Vose & Sons, Boston |
Pianos |
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Vaardot, L. H., Boston |
Collection of songs |
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Washburn & Moen Mfg. Co., Worcester |
Perfected "steel piano wire" |
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Mason & Eisch Vocalion Co., Worcester |
Vocalion organs |
M - Ethnology |
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Peabody Museum of Archaeology |
Plans of the Peabody Museum, Publications, etc. Archaeological collection from Penobscot Valley, Maine. Casts and photos of Ancient Monuments of Honduras. Model of Serpent Mound. Model of Turner Group of Earthworks. Charts illustrating re-construction of Mexican Calendar. Study of Omaha Indian Music. Ethnological collection from Nez Bercez Indians. |
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Prof. Eben N. Horsford |
Maps, charts and books relating to voyages of Norsemen |
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Albert Rosenthal |
Engraved portraits of members of Continental Congress |
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George Hunt (Collector) |
Kwakiutl House. Families of Kwakiutl Indians |
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E. H. Thompson (Collector) |
Fac-simile of portions of the ruins of Yucatan |
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Mrs. Emma Patten (Collector) |
Pioneer log cabin |
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George A. Dorsey (Collector) |
Collection of crania from Peru. Earthenware & wooden-ware vessel pottery from Northern Peru. Contents of 100 graves. Contents of 11 graves. Garments, implements, weapons, etc. Contents of 15 graves. Contents of 5 graves. Ruins & ancient burying ground of ancient Peru. Pottery, gold, silver & copper ornaments, garments, clay images, looms, spindles, etc. |
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State of Massachusetts |
Colonial exhibit. Historical collection |
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Fred A. Ober |
Photos of places identified with voyages of Columbus |
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Thos. Cummings |
Model in plaster of Monument to Columbus |
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Hadji Ephraim Benginat |
Ceremonial objects of the Jewish religion |
Michigan |
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A - Agriculture |
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W. Walsh, Berlin |
Wheat |
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D. L. Arney, Sturgis |
Wheat |
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J. H. Worthington, Mendon |
Wheat |
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H. S. Chapman, Penn. Cross Co. |
Wheat |
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William Clemens, Saline |
Wheat |
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J. C. Rosabeck, Eaton Rapids |
Wheat |
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A. J. Whitney, Litchfield |
Wheat. Oats |
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Martin Hoyne, Stockbridge |
Wheat |
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J. P. Austin, Ovid |
Wheat |
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M. Strehl, Owosso |
Wheat |
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L. Struell, Jackson |
Wheat |
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Tom Matterson, Olivetti |
Wheat |
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E. T. Dony, Jackson |
Wheat |
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A. J. Hodges, Jonesville |
Wheat |
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William Searl, Hamlin |
Wheat |
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E. H. Smead, Allendale |
Wheat |
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Hon. Thomas Mars, Berrien Center |
Wheat |
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Jasen Woodman, Pow Wow [Paw Paw?] |
Wheat. Oats |
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John McKay, Romeo |
Wheat |
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Charles Rudd, Plum |
Wheat |
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S. Jones, Henderson |
Wheat |
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N. E. Moore, North Farmington |
Wheat |
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D. G. Clumb, De Witt |
Wheat |
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Fred Seeley, Ann Arbor |
Wheat |
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Albert Wilson, Almont |
Wheat |
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A. H. Stevens, Romeo |
Wheat |
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S. T. Griffith, Romeo |
Wheat |
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F. Alexander, Peru |
Wheat |
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A. W. Jerrett, Jackson |
Wheat |
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H. Hatch, Dowagiac |
Wheat |
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H. Fietsort, Cassopolis |
Wheat |
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J. H. Johnson, Penn Cross, Co. |
Wheat |
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J. G. Johnson, Cassopolis |
Wheat |
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E. Jones, Cassopolis |
Wheat |
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D. Cooper, Cassopolis |
Wheat |
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R. N. McKay, Romeo |
Wheat |
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Frederick T. Hall, Yew, Wayne Co. |
Wheat. Corn |
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David Woodman, Paw Paw |
Oats, Wheat, Corn, Clover, Grasses, and seeds |
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Frank Hall, Detroit |
Oats |
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F. A. Bunder, Otsego |
Oats |
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Joe Bates, St. John's |
Oats |
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A. B. Chapman, Fayette |
Oats |
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William Clemens, Lodi |
Oats |
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W. O. Underwood, Easton |
Oats |
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E. Stanfield, Hillsdale |
Oats |
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Anthony Terril, Dowagiac |
Oats |
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L. H. Woodman, Paw Paw |
Wheat. Rye |
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A. E. Greene, Wall Locke |
Corn |
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Alfred J. Brown, Grand Rapids |
Corn |
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J. H. Warren, Hillsdale |
Corn |
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Vic. Deland, Jackson |
Corn |
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C. O. Waffle, Osceola Co. |
Corn |
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Lyman Putney, Centerville |
Corn |
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Agricultural College, Lansing |
Corn, Wheat, oats, grasses, Clover, and beans |
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J. Elder, Pierson |
Buckwheat |
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A. L. Ross, Rochester |
Buckwheat |
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E. P. Dorey, Jackson |
Buckwheat |
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D. S. Armery, Onekama |
Buckwheat |
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Thomas Favorite, Eaton Rapids |
Buckwheat |
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Edson Woodman, Paw Paw |
Clover |
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Dans. Olney, Ludington |
Timothy and Clover |
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Byron Walker, Evart |
Extracted Clover honey |
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H. D. Cutting, Tecumseh |
Honey in glass and honey Candy, Crop of 1893 |
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T. F. Bingham, Albronia |
Honey knife |
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David Woodman, Paw Paw |
Sorghum |
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R. L. Taylor, Lapeer |
Clover Comb Honey |
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H. B. Averill, Maple Hill |
Maple Sugar |
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M. H. Hunt, Bell Branch |
Comb foundation for Bees |
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D, G, Edmiston, Adrian |
Extracted Clover honey |
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5 |
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Austin Beardley, Aingers |
Beans |
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A. G. Culver, O'Keme |
Beans |
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Alfred J. Brown, Grand Rapids |
Beans |
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W. Geyler, St. Johns |
Peas |
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6 |
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Albert M. Todd, Kalamazoo |
Essential oils |
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7 |
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A. L. Power, Kent City |
Cheese |
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Andrew Brogg, Wayland |
Cheese |
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J. H. Murdoch, Croswell |
Cheese |
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Joliffe Brothers, Plymouth |
Cheese |
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9 |
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A. A. Wood, Saline |
Wool |
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The Willows, Saline |
Wool |
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12 |
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B. Stroh Brewing Co., Detroit |
Bohemian export beer in bottles |
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Voigt Brewing Co. (Ltd.), Detroit |
Rhinegold in bottles; Wuerzburger lager beer in bottles; Maduro in bottles and Malt extract in bottles |
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14 |
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Cochrane's Fence Machine Co., Ionia |
Cochrane's portable woven wire fence machine |
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George E. Cornell, East Saginaw |
Cornell Gate |
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Agricultural College, Lansing |
46 Specimens mounted in glass bottles, with analysis of each cutting |
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16 |
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Gale Mfg. Co., Albion |
Plows, Cultivators, hay rake and harrow. Bean harvester |
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American Harrow Co., Detroit |
Plow, Cultivators, harrow, Stalk Cutter and bean harvester |
|
17 |
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Michigan Carbon Works, Detroit |
Gelatine, bone black, glue; Carbonate of Ammonia, and homestead fertilizer |
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Agricultural College, Lansing |
Collection of Fertilizers & fertilizing material |
A - Forestry |
19 |
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Russell Wheel & Foundry Co., Detroit |
Logging Cars |
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Ludington Wooden Ware Co., Ludington |
Household Utensils |
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Richardt & Bechtold, Bellaire |
Household Utensils |
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Grand Rapids Wooden Shoe Co., Grand Rapids |
Wooden shoes |
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American Handle Co., Grand Rapids |
Assortment of handles, neck-yards and whiffle trees |
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M. Wood & Co., Owosso |
Assortment of various handles |
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Grand Rapids Veneer Co., Grand Rapids |
Collection of veneers & panels |
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Wells Hageman & Co., St. Joseph |
Berry boxes, baskets & crates |
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C. H. King & Co., Cadillac |
Bushel Market baskets and butter plates |
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F. Banmeister & Son, Rockwood |
Ash splints. Lunchbaskets |
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Sutton Mfg. Co., Detroit |
Floor Veneers, Candy and tobacco pails |
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J. F. Hasty & Sons, Detroit |
Cooper's stock, staves &c. |
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W. F. Thompson, Ithaca |
Butter Tubs |
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Fox Excelsior Works, Grand Rapids |
Excelsior & bedding |
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Morley Brothers, Saginaw |
Collection of logging Tools |
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State of Michigan, Grand Rapids |
Model Logging Camp |
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S. C. Overpack, Manistee |
Large wheeled truck for skidding |
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Estate of Thomas Hector, Bassago |
Largest load of 18 ft. white piece logs, ever hauled by one team |
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Elk Rapids Iron Co., Elk Rapids |
Wood Alcohol, Acetate of lime, and Charcoal |
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Alpena Sulphite & Fiber Co., Alpena |
Sulphite Fiber and Wood |
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State of Michigan |
Collection of Tree Sections, Boards, Planks, &c. |
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Trout Creek Lumber Co., Trout Creek |
Quarter sawed clapboard |
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Grand Rapids Carved Moulding Company |
Collection of Machine Carved Mouldings |
B - Horticulture |
20 |
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Michigan State, Grand Rapids |
Grapes |
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21 |
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Michigan State, Grand Rapids |
Apples, pears and stone fruits |
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Potter, Mrs. S., South Haven |
Models of fruit and vegetables |
|
22 |
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Michigan Seed Co., South Haven |
Bulbs |
|
24 |
|
Michigan Seed Co., South Haven |
Flower and vegetable seeds |
D - Fish & Fisheries |
38 |
|
Chas. W. King, Kalamazoo |
Portable canvas boat |
|
39 |
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Osgood Folding Boat Co., Battle Creek |
Portable folding boat |
H - Manufactures |
87 |
|
Todd, Albert H., Kalamazoo |
Essential oils and their products. Models of machinery. Manuscripts. Chemicals. |
|
90 |
|
Berry Bros., Detroit |
Hard oil finish, entire exhibit |
|
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Grand Ledge Chair Co., Grand Rapids |
Chairs |
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Stickley Bros., Grand Rapids |
Fancy chairs |
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New England Furniture Co., Grand Rapids |
Bed room suits. Side-boards |
|
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Sligh Furniture Co., Grand Rapids |
Bed room suit. Dining room furniture |
|
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Grand Rapids Chair Co., Grand Rapids |
Chairs, desks, book-cases. |
|
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Widdecombe Furniture Co., Grand Rapids |
Chamber suits, high grade side-boards |
|
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Berkley Furniture Co., W. A., Grand Rapids |
Cabinets, desks |
|
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Feige Desk Co., Saginaw |
Books, letter copying press |
|
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Berkey & Gay Furniture Co., Grand Rapids |
1 chamber suit. 1 dining set |
|
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Royal Furniture Co., Grand Rapids |
Dining room furniture, tables, chairs, side-boards, chiffonieres, parlor and dining room cabinets, desks, tables, chamber suits |
|
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Gunn Folding Bed Co., Grand Rapids |
Folding beds |
|
90 |
|
Valley City Rattan Co., Grand Rapids |
Rattan chairs |
|
91 |
|
Leykauf, Mrs. Geo., Detroit |
Painted china |
|
|
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Wilkinson, Miss B. A. E., Detroit |
Painted china |
|
97 |
|
Henderson, Ames & Co., Kalamazoo |
Swords, regalia |
|
103 |
|
Hay & Todd Mfg. Co., Ypsilanti |
Knit underwear. Silk underwear. Wool underwear. Cotton underwear. Mixed underwear |
|
|
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Grand Rapids Felt Boot Co., Grand Rapids |
Felt knit boots |
|
104 |
|
Coronet Corset Co., Jackson |
Corsets. Waists |
|
|
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Pingree and Smith, Detroit |
Shoes |
|
106 |
|
Stearns, Mrs. R. D., St. Johns |
Drawn work |
|
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Shean, Mrs. K., Kalamazoo |
Point lace collars and cuffs |
|
|
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Herman, Mrs. Clara, Detroit |
Historical banner |
|
110 |
|
Injling Bros. & Everhardt, Kalamazoo |
Duplicate whist trays |
|
|
|
Macfie, Annie E., Grand Haven |
Game of Art. Characters |
|
115 |
|
Everhardt, Mary N., St. Joseph |
Kneading board |
|
|
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Goshen Sweeper Co., Grand Rapids |
Carpet sweeper |
|
|
|
Colin, M. P., Battle Creek |
Washing Machine |
|
116 |
|
Alaska Refrigerator Co., Muskegon |
Refrigerators. Ice chests, Beer cooler |
|
|
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Grand Rapids Refrigerator Co., Grand Rapids |
Refrigerators. Side-board refrigerators |
|
|
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Northern Refrigerator Co., Grand Rapids |
Refrigerators |
|
|
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Barnum, E. T., Detroit |
Vases |
|
117 |
|
Barnum, E. T., Detroit |
Wire and iron fences |
|
118 |
|
Van Avery, Jr. C. M., Bronson |
Iron and steel forgings |
|
|
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Barnum, E. T., Detroit |
Wrought iron. Art drills |
|
|
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Grand Rapids Brass Co., Grand Rapids |
Furniture, trimmings |
|
|
|
Withington & Cooley Mfg. Co., Jackson |
Farm and garden tools |
|
|
|
Barnum, E. T., Detroit |
Cheese safes |
|
120 |
|
Day Mfg. Co., Detroit |
Bath tubs. Heaters |
|
|
|
Steel Clad Bath Tub Co., Detroit |
Steel clad bath tub |
|
|
|
Goold, Miss F. M., Detroit |
Bath tub |
|
|
|
Volrath & Co., Cheboygan |
Enameled sinks |
|
121 |
|
Alabastine Co., Grand Rapids |
Alabastine for wall and ceiling decorations |
|
|
|
The Alpine Spool Co., Alpena |
Spools |
F - Machinery |
69 |
|
Battle Creek Machinery Co., Battle Creek |
Marsh steam pump |
|
|
|
Shaw Electric Crane Co., Muskegon |
Electric travelling crane |
|
|
|
Union Mfg. Co., Battle Creek |
Steam boiler feed pumps, and artesian or deep well pumps |
|
71 |
|
Fox Machine Co., Grand Rapids |
Shapers |
|
|
|
Leland Falconer & Morton Co., Detroit |
Double grinder with patent watering devices |
|
|
|
Morton Mfg. Co., Muskegon Heights |
Key way cutters |
|
72 |
|
Elliott Burton Fastening Co., Grand Rapids |
Automatic button. Attaching machine |
|
|
|
Williams Mfg. Co., Kalamazoo |
Cypress tanks |
|
73 |
|
Fox Machine Co., Grand Rapids |
Trimming and mittering [sic] machines |
|
|
|
Garland, M., Bay City |
Steam log deck and steam log loader |
|
|
|
Mitts & Merrill, Saginaw |
Grinders for converting edging etc. into shape for fuel |
|
|
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Hill, Wm. E. & Co., Saginaw |
Stationary steam nigger or log turner |
|
74 |
|
Duplex Printing Press Co., Battle Creek |
Machine for printing, cutting and folding newspapers |
|
77 |
|
Detroit Lubricating Co., Detroit |
Low water alarm, oil cups, glass oil cups, valves and other brass work for engines and machinery. Sight feed lubricators for locomotives, and stationary engines |
|
|
|
Penberthy Injector Co., Detroit |
Injectors |
E - Mines and Mining |
42 |
|
State of Michigan |
Geological cross section of iron region |
|
|
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Buffalo Mining Co., Negaunee |
Hematite, non-bessemer |
|
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Anvil Iron Mining Co., Ironwood |
Hematite, bessemer |
|
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Pittsburg & Lake Angeline Iron Co., Ishpeming |
Blue hematite, bessemer |
|
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Pewabic Iron Co., Iron Mountain |
Hematite. Non-bessemer |
|
|
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Volunteer Mine, Palmer |
Specular Hematite |
|
|
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Aurora Mining Co., Ironwood |
Soft hematite |
|
|
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Platt Mine, Palmer |
Hard hematite, bessemer |
|
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Ashland Iron Mining Co., Ironwood |
Hematite |
|
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Jackson Mining Co., Negaunee |
Hematite and bessemer |
|
|
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Norrie Mining Co., Ironwood |
Hematite |
|
|
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Republic Mining Co., Republic |
Specular hematite, bessemer |
|
|
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Aragon Mining Co., Norway |
Hematite - non-bessemer |
|
|
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Lake Superior Iron Co., Ishpeming |
State Iron Ore, hematite bessemer |
|
|
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Penn. Iron Mining Co., Vulcan |
Blue hematite |
|
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Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co., Vulcan |
Hard and soft hematite and bessemer ore |
|
|
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Pabst Iron Co., Ironwood |
Soft hematite, bessemer |
|
|
|
State of Michigan |
Native copper and associated minerals |
|
|
|
Palms Iron Works, Ironwood |
Hematite bessemer |
|
|
|
State of Michigan |
Collective exhibit of iron ore. Models. Building stone, etc. |
|
|
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Loretto Mining Co., Loretto |
Hematite, bessemer |
|
|
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Tilden Iron Mining Co., Ironwood |
Soft hematite, bessemer |
|
|
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Champion Iron Mine, Champion |
Hematite, bessemer |
|
|
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Chapin Mining Co., Iron Mt. |
Hematite, non-bessemer |
|
44 |
|
Detroit Brown Stone Co., Detroit |
Brown sandstone |
|
|
|
Portage Entry Quarries Co., Portage Entry |
Red and brown sandstone |
|
|
|
Military Rd. Land Co., Marquette |
Building slates |
|
|
|
Deer Lake Co., Ishpeming |
Serpentine marble |
|
48 |
|
Mt. Clemens Bitter Water Co., Mt. Clemens |
Saline sulphur. Mineral salt |
|
|
|
Diamond Crystal Salt Co., St. Clair |
Table salt. Flake |
|
49 |
|
Elk Rapids Iron Co., Elk Rapids |
Charcoal pig iron |
|
51 |
|
Calumet & Hecla Mfg. Co., Calumet |
Battery sands. Copper bearing conglomerate |
|
|
|
Quincy Mine, Houghton |
Copper bearing Amygdaloid. Mass copper. |
|
|
|
Tamarack Jr. Mine., Houghton Co. |
Copper bearing conglomerate |
|
|
|
Central Mine, Central Mine |
Mass copper showing calcite impressions. Mass copper |
|
|
|
Atlantic Mining Co., Houghton |
Copper bearing Amygdaloid |
|
|
|
Franklin Mine, Hancock |
Mass copper |
|
|
|
Ahmeek Mining Co. |
Copper bearing conglomerate |
|
55 |
|
Hodge, C. F., Hancock |
Stamp shoes |
|
67 |
|
Tamarack Mining Co., Calumet |
Models of Mine No. 2 |
|
|
|
Michigan Mining School, Houghton |
Maps, photographs and drawings |
|
|
|
Calumet & Hecla Mfg. Co., Calumet |
Model of combination shaft and rockhouse |
|
|
|
Capt. Dunstan Autral Mine, Norway |
Model of automatic dumping ship |
|
|
|
Duluth So. Shore & Atlantic Railroad Co., Marquette |
Model of section of No. 3 ore dock |
|
|
|
Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co., Ishpeming |
Cross section model, loke shaft and hard ore mine |
G - Transportation |
80 |
|
Hutchins & Son. C. B., Detroit |
Car roof |
|
|
|
De Haven, George, Grand Rapids |
Collection of railway tickets, passes &c. |
|
|
|
Michigan Railway Supply Co., Detroit |
Brake beams |
|
|
|
Industrial Works, Bay City |
Railway appliances, electric transfer table & steam crane |
|
|
|
Bush Cattle Guard Co., Kalamazoo |
Railway cattle guard |
|
|
|
Roberts, Throp & Co., Three Rivers |
Combination hand and push saw |
|
|
|
Detroit Bridge & Iron Works, Detroit |
Locomotive turntable |
|
|
|
Russell Wheel & Foundry Co., Detroit |
Logging car |
|
|
|
Kalamazoo R. R. Velocipede Co., Kalamazoo |
Light special cars & velocipedes. Metal surface cattle guard. Steam inspection car |
|
|
|
Chas. B. King, Detroit |
Pneumatic calking tool |
|
|
|
Sheffield Car Co., Three Rivers |
Light cars. Velocipedes & stand pipe |
|
83 |
|
Michigan Buggy Co., Kalamazoo |
Paris trap & miniature ponywagon |
|
|
|
Lansing Wheelbarrow Co., Lansing |
General exhibit of wheelbarrows |
|
|
|
Austin, Tomlinson & Webster Mfg. Co., Jackson |
Webster pleasure cart. Jackson farm wagon |
|
|
|
Dentler & Sons, Frank, Parkeville |
Pneumatic sulky |
|
|
|
Davis Iron Works, Muskegon |
Mill trucks |
|
|
|
Kalamazoo Cycle Co., Kalamazoo |
Bicycle sundries |
|
|
|
Sargent Mfg. Co., Muskegon |
Rolling chair |
|
|
|
Automatic Check Hook Co., Detroit |
Automatic check hook |
|
|
|
Fenton Mfg. Co., Fenton |
Whip sockets |
|
|
|
Grand Rapids Wheelbarrow Co., Grand Rapids |
Wheelbarrows, collectively |
|
|
|
Fostoria Buggy Co., Jackson |
Golconda trap |
|
|
|
Hanan & Co., Jackson |
Combination cart |
|
84 |
|
Hurley Bros., East Saginaw |
Railway step ladders for shoe stores |
|
85 |
|
Detroit Boat Works, Detroit |
1 electric launch. 2 row and sail boats. 3 life boat and life raft |
|
|
|
Truscott Boat Mfg. Co., St. Joseph |
Collection of boats. 7 foot brace, rowlock and oars |
L - Liberal Arts |
147 |
|
Asylum for Insane, Kalamazoo |
Reports and books |
|
|
|
Bouden, J. A. & Co., Detroit |
Single chamber filter |
|
|
|
Eastern Asylum for Criminal Insane |
Reports |
|
|
|
Eastern Asylum for Insane |
Reports |
|
|
|
Medical & Surgical Sanitarium, Battle Creek |
Health foods. Dynometers for muscles |
|
|
|
State Board of Health, Lansing |
Reports & diagrams |
|
|
|
Sanitary Garbage Pail Co., Detroit |
Receptacles for house refuse |
|
|
|
Sargent Mfg. Co., Muskegon |
Fracture bed. Rolling & carrying chairs. Sanitary commodes and earth closets. Invalid reclining chairs |
|
148 |
|
Frederick Stearns & Co., Detroit |
General display of pharmaceutical products. Display of pills. One hundred varieties of assayed fluid extracts. Compressed goods including tablets. Ointments & cerates. Pure powdered drugs. Hard and soft elastic filled gelatine capsules. Eike's pepsin in crystal powder and solution. Varieties & formulas of medicinal syrups. Granules, effervescent preparations. Stearns Cascara Aromatic. Stearn's wine of cod liver oil with peptonate of iron. Perfumes and toilet articles. New secret preparations. |
|
|
|
Land, C. H., Detroit |
New system of dental practice. Gas furnaces |
|
|
|
Marvin Truss Co., Lansing |
Marvin system of trusses |
|
|
|
The Upjohn Pill & Granular Co., Kalamazoo |
A line of pills and granules for physicians and pharmacists use |
|
149 |
|
Detroit Diocese, Detroit |
Class work |
|
|
|
Michigan Agricultural College, Agricultural College, Lansing |
Students work |
|
|
|
Public Schools, Bay City |
Manual training exhibit. Productions of schools |
|
|
|
Public Schools, Ann Arbor |
School work |
|
|
|
Public Schools, Saginaw E. Side |
Schools. Work of schools |
|
|
|
Pernins Short-hand Institute, Detroit |
Text books for teaching stenography |
|
|
|
St. Joseph's Commercial School, Detroit |
Class work |
|
|
|
St. James' School, Grand Rapids |
Class work |
|
|
|
St. Mary's Institute, Detroit |
School work |
|
|
|
St. Mary's Academy, Monroe |
School work |
|
|
|
State of Michigan (State Supt. of Schools), Lansing |
General educational exhibit |
|
|
|
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor |
Plates of drawings. University plates & equipment |
|
|
|
State Board Women Managers, Lansing (care Mrs. Julia A. Pond, Hillsdale Michigan) |
Books & Literature |
|
151 |
|
Champion Cash Register Co., Grand Rapids |
Cash registers |
|
152 |
|
Smith, Mortimer S. & Sons, Detroit |
Michigan State Building |
|
155 |
|
Kellogg, Madame, Battle Creek |
Dress cutting system. Ladies costumes |
|
155 |
|
Bates, Miss Linman W. |
General Federation of Women's Clubs |
|
158 |
|
Farrant & Vatey, Detroit |
Pipe organ |
|
|
|
Chase Bros. Piano Co., Muskegon |
Pianos |
M - Ethnology |
|
|
Harlan I. Smith (Collector) |
Archaeological collection from the Little Miami |
|
|
|
Harlan I. Smith |
Archaeological collection from Saginaw Valley |
|
|
|
William Fuller |
Models & photos of human brain |
Minnesota |
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A - Agriculture |
|
|
Eagle Roller Mill Co., New Ulm |
Flour |
|
|
|
Chippewa Roller Mills, Montevideo |
Flour |
|
|
|
Hastings Diment & Co., Owatonna |
Flour |
|
|
|
D.R. Barber & Co., Minneapolis |
Flour |
|
|
|
Osakis Milling Co., Osakis |
Flour |
|
|
|
Winnebago Roller Mills, Winnebago |
Flour |
|
|
|
L. C. Porter, Winona |
System for testing flour |
|
|
|
Graceville Roller Mills, Graceville |
Flour |
|
|
|
R. D. Hubbard, Mankato |
Flour |
|
|
|
Gardner Mill Co., Hastings |
Flour |
|
|
|
Kerkhaven Roller Mill Co., Kerkhaven |
Flour |
|
|
|
Franklin Mill Co., Franklin |
Flour |
|
|
|
Heron Roller Mills, Heron Lake |
Flour |
|
|
|
New Ulm Roller Mill Co., New Ulm |
Flour |
|
|
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Walcott Mills, Faribault |
Flour |
|
|
|
Maple Island Roller Mills, Maple Island |
Flour |
|
|
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Arlington Roller Mills, Arlington |
Flour |
|
|
|
Park Region Roller Mills, Alexandria |
Flour |
|
|
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Riverside Rolling Mills, Morris |
Flour |
|
|
|
Riverside Mills, Wabasha |
Flour |
|
|
|
L. Christian & Co., Minneapolis |
Flour |
|
|
|
Holly Flouring Mills, Minneapolis |
Flour |
|
|
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Sugar Loaf Roller Mills, Winona |
Flour |
|
|
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Royalton Mills, Royalton |
Flour |
|
|
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Elysian Roller Mills, Elysian |
Flour |
|
|
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Sleepy Eye Roller Mills, Sleepy Eye |
Flour |
|
|
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Champlin Roller Mills, Champlin |
Flour |
|
|
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Northfield Roller Mills, Northfield |
Flour |
|
|
|
L. C. Porter Milling Co., Winona |
Flour |
|
|
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Cambridge Roller Mills, Cambridge |
Flour |
|
|
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Princeton Roller Mills, Princeton |
Flour |
|
|
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Milan Roller Mills, Milan |
Flour |
|
|
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Amboy Milling Co., Amboy |
Flour |
|
|
|
Long Lake Roller Mills, Hubbard |
Flour |
|
|
|
Paynesville Roller Mills, Paynesville |
Flour |
|
|
|
Wells Roller Mills, Wells |
Flour |
|
|
|
La Grange Mills, Red Wing |
Flour |
|
|
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Norwood Mills, Norwood |
Flour |
|
|
|
Empire Milling Co., New Ulm |
Flour |
|
|
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Springfield Roller Mills, Springfield |
Flour |
|
|
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J. M. Cussons, Chatfield |
Flour |
|
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Easton Roller Mills, Easton |
Flour |
|
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Worthington Roller Mills, Worthington |
Flour |
|
|
|
Phoenix Roller Mills, Indianapolis |
Flour |
|
|
|
Barclay Mfg. Co., Fergus Falls |
Flour |
|
|
|
North Side Roller Mills, Red Lake Falls |
Flour |
|
|
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Page Roller Mills, Fergus Falls |
Flour |
|
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Washburn Crosby Co., Minneapolis |
Flour |
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Fairwater Roller Mills, Fairwater |
Flour |
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Duluth Imperial Mill Co., Duluth |
Flour |
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Minneapolis Flour Mfg. Co., Minneapolis |
Flour |
|
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Dodge Centre Roller Mills, Dodge Centre |
Flour |
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Empire Milling Co., New Ulm |
Flour |
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James Quirk & Co., Waterville |
Flour |
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C. Espenchied, Hastings |
Flour |
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M. T. Gunderson, Kenyon |
Flour |
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Crescent Mills, Hokah |
Flour |
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Galesville Flouring Mills, Galesville |
Flour |
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St. Cloud Roller Mills, St. Cloud |
Flour |
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Fred. Goodsell, Moorhead |
Flour |
|
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Pillsbury, Minneapolis |
Flour |
|
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Swan Lake Mill Co., Nicollet |
Flour |
|
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Pettijohn California Breakfast Food Co., Minneapolis |
Pettijohn California Breakfast Food |
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Florence Mill Co., Stillwater |
Flour |
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La Sauk Roller Mills, La Sauk |
Flour |
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W. S. Newcombe, Moorhead |
Wheat |
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Michael S. Kelley, Le Sueur |
Wheat |
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Francis Dick, Afton |
Wheat, oats, rye, barley, beans |
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Thomas Harben, Hallock |
Wheat |
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J. S. Crandall, Red Wing |
Wheat |
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Charles Danek, Lowry |
Wheat |
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William Harris, Deerwood |
Wheat |
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I. M. De Camp, Crookston |
Wheat |
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C. E. Dampier, Crookston |
Wheat |
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Andrew Quinn, Harvey |
Wheat |
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E. H. Hoard, Red Wing |
Wheat |
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Helmick Brothers, Crookston |
Wheat |
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Ole Hoven, Crookston |
Wheat |
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James Inglis, Hallock |
Wheat. Beans |
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W. H. King, Le Sueur |
Wheat |
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J. F. Aldrich, Worthington |
Wheat |
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Louis Anderson, Norcross |
Wheat |
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Willis Chambers, Havana |
Wheat, oats, barley |
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Stanley Collins, Crookston |
Wheat. Oats |
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William Bones, Le Sueur |
Wheat |
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E. D. Childs, Crookston |
Wheat |
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George Andrews, Luverne |
Wheat |
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F. Bivins & Son, Crookston |
Wheat. Beans |
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G. W. Buffren, Owatonna |
Wheat |
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Thomas Nelson, Morris |
Wheat |
|
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A. R. Killen, Brownsburg |
Wheat. Corn |
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William Keinast, Magnolia |
Wheat |
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Theo. Lorabger, Argyle |
Wheat |
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Samuel Rosenthal, Crookston |
Wheat |
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Albric Chabot, Crookston |
Wheat |
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John Shule, Madison |
Wheat. Corn |
|
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Ole Hanson, Crookston |
Wheat. Oats |
|
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P. E. Hanson, Litchfield |
Wheat |
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Barney Ferran, Crookston |
Wheat |
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John Esby. Hendrum |
Wheat |
|
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H. L. Ellrick, Perley |
Wheat |
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C. E. Dunhart, Slayton |
Wheat |
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L. E. Erickson, Moorhead |
Wheat |
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W. S. Dolum, Perley |
Wheat |
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Nathan Butler, Barnesville |
Wheat. Oats. Flaxseed |
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W. H. Averill, Fosston |
Wheat. Oats |
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W. F. Zuickey, Crookston |
Wheat |
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George Smith, Madison |
Wheat. Oats |
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Hans Onden, Hendrum |
Wheat |
|
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William Probstfield, Moorhead |
Wheat |
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Ed. Fletcher, Belgrade |
Wheat |
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Paul Firnett, St. Paul |
Wheat |
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C. L. Pomroy, Moorhead |
Wheat |
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E. W. Randall, Morris |
Wheat. Oats |
|
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John Peterson, Belgrade |
Wheat |
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R. Richardson, Perley |
Wheat |
|
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G. Sanderson, Hendrum |
Wheat |
|
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W. Wright, Frazer |
Wheat |
|
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Z. Abrendt, Luverne |
Wheat |
|
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Peter Ruedy, Warren |
Wheat |
|
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Z. Sletta, St. James |
Wheat |
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J. Ide, Crookston |
Wheat |
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H. Haney, Fishers |
Wheat. Beans |
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Lou Hintze, Ada |
Wheat. Barley. Beans. Peas |
|
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Thomas Springer, Fulda |
Wheat |
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High Thompson, Fisher |
Wheat |
|
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John Torngren, Belgrade |
Wheat |
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A. D. Stephens, Crookston |
Wheat. Oats. Beans |
|
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John Shafer, Stephen |
Wheat. Oats |
|
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Michael Spreiman, Fulda |
Wheat |
|
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W. W. Wheatly, St. Paul |
Wheat |
|
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Andrew Turvestal, Ada |
Wheat |
|
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George J. McManus, McIntosh |
Wheat |
|
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E. M. Walsh, Crookston |
Wheat |
|
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C. E. Jackson, Fairmont |
Wheat, Timothy, Seed, Beans |
|
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T. G. Allen, Cornet |
Wheat. Rye. Corn |
|
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I. E. Andrews, Moorhead |
Wheat |
|
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Thomas Robinson, Pleasant Mound |
Wheat |
|
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|
Fred Wahen, Eagle Lake |
Wheat |
|
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|
E. F. Parker, Moorhead |
Wheat |
|
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E. L. Larson, Minneapolis |
Wheat |
|
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L. Fountain, Crookston |
Wheat |
|
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William Louh, Winnebago |
Wheat |
|
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J. F. Lundin, Stephen |
Wheat |
|
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T. B. McMahon, Stephen |
Wheat, Timothy, Seed, Beans |
|
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Charles T. Ohmer, Argyle |
Wheat |
|
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|
C. McC. Reeve, Minneapolis |
Wheat & Collection of Grasses |
|
|
|
Fred Reynolds, Duluth |
Wheat |
|
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|
George Roberts, Stephen |
Wheat |
|
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J. Rogan, Brookfield |
Wheat |
|
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William Ristow, Herman |
Wheat |
|
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G.C. Winchester, Angus |
Wheat |
|
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|
T. N. Brown, Stephen |
Wheat |
|
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J. F. Ulrich, Worthington |
Wheat |
|
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H. Winslow, Beltrami |
Wheat. Barley |
|
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|
James I. West, Ada |
Wheat. Corn |
|
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Timothy Vaughn, Morris |
Wheat. Blue-grass seed |
|
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Samuel White, Le Sueur |
Wheat |
|
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|
Louis Story, Ada |
Wheat |
|
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|
C. Oleson, Pearly |
Wheat |
|
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|
S. B. Cragin, Ada |
Wheat |
|
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|
Frank Creamer, Crookston |
Wheat. Barley |
|
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|
W. F. Cross, Red Wing |
Wheat |
|
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|
Fred. Mix, Barnesville |
Wheat, flaxseed |
|
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|
Fred Mohl, Adrian |
Wheat |
|
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|
Tracy McCracken, Euclid |
Wheat |
|
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E. D. Meldrum, Perley |
Wheat |
|
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Iver Thompson, Ada |
Oats |
|
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A. P. Pierce, Red Wing |
Oats |
|
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Peter Daly, Northcote |
Oats |
|
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Z. C. Body, Nobles County |
Oats |
|
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Tom Morris, Crookston |
Oats |
|
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R. G. Kassinberg, Moorhead |
Oats |
|
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George Mangnan, Morris |
Oats, Millet, Beans |
|
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S. N. Lee, Le Sueur |
Oats |
|
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C. M. Brown, Warren |
Oats |
|
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George Benoy, Crookston |
Oats |
|
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Frank Binus, Crookston |
Oats |
|
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C. H. Cosgrove, Le Sueur |
Oats |
|
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W. J. Carson, Glenwood |
Corn |
|
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L. L. Bredold, Springfield |
Corn |
|
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Henry Baldwin, Morris |
Corn |
|
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Adam Arnold, Mankato |
Corn |
|
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|
J. J. Furlong, Austin |
Corn. Flaxseed |
|
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|
J. J. Schuck. Luverne |
Corn |
|
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Jay La Due, Luverne |
Corn |
|
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|
J. P. Crossen, Winnebago |
Corn |
|
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L. L. Terry, Garden City |
Corn |
|
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C. S. Howard, Edgerton |
Corn |
|
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|
J. F. Turner, St. Peters |
Corn |
|
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|
C. Cunningham |
Corn |
|
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|
H. J. Ludlow, Worthington |
Corn |
|
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|
J. I. Bernard, Pipestone |
Corn |
|
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Miles Smith, Morristown |
Corn |
|
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|
J. Jeffers, Glenwood |
Corn |
|
|
|
Frank Judson, Farmington |
Corn. Timothy |
|
|
|
William Marin, Crookston |
Corn |
|
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H. W. Mendenhall, Rapidan |
Corn |
|
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Charles Savselle, Olivia |
Corn |
|
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|
L. O. Tombler, Wyoming |
Corn |
|
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John Muckenheim, Delano |
Corn |
|
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F. R. Lovell, Vernon Centre |
Corn |
|
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John Schwamm, Rose Creek |
Corn |
|
|
|
Norman Robinson, Le Sueur |
Corn |
|
|
|
Sam Spurell, Minneapolis |
Corn |
|
|
|
August Paul, Le Sueur |
Corn |
|
|
|
William Lent, Faribault |
Barley |
|
|
|
S. S. Marvin, Redwood |
Barley |
|
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|
J. A. Harris, Owatonna |
Barley. Beans |
|
|
|
Allen Braley, Crookston |
Rye |
|
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|
William Reuhter, Red Wing |
Rye |
|
|
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Thomas Sanders, Warren |
Rye |
|
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Peter Anderson, Foldahl |
Rye |
|
|
|
Cosgrove Live Stock Co., Le Sueur |
Buckwheat |
|
|
|
James Walsh, Little Falls |
Buckwheat |
|
|
|
W. H. Davy, Moorhead |
Timothy Seed |
|
|
|
S. A. Holmes, Moorhead |
Timothy Seed. Flax seed |
|
|
|
Stephen Farm Co., Stephen |
Timothy Seed |
|
|
|
A. P. McKinstry, Winnebago City |
Timothy Seed |
|
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J. C. Pace, Blue Earth City |
Millet Seed |
|
|
|
D. W. Hogan, Austin |
Millet Seed |
|
|
|
Ager Wilson, Worthington |
Corn |
|
|
|
Andrew G. Salter, Morris |
Flaxseed |
|
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|
Mrs. V. C. Holmes, Owatonna |
Flaxseed |
|
|
|
William Brown, Grand Meadow |
Flaxseed |
|
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|
A. C. Bisbee, Lyle |
Flaxseed |
|
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|
O. G. Anderson, Lansing |
Flaxseed |
|
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|
B. M. Hanson, Adams |
Flaxseed |
|
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|
C. G. Johnson, Albert Lea |
Flaxseed |
|
|
|
Northern Pacific R. R. Co., St. Paul |
Collection of Grains and Grasses |
|
|
|
Northern Pacific R. R. Co., St. Paul |
Collection of Seeds, Cereals and grasses |
|
|
|
Atwater Roller Mills, Atwater |
Flour |
|
3 |
|
Seth H. Kinney, Morristown |
Amber cane sugar; amber cane syrup |
|
|
|
Minnesota Bee Keepers Asso., Winona |
Comb and extract honey; beeswax |
|
4 |
|
J. J. Furlong, Austin |
Potatoes |
|
5 |
|
William Orr, Aitkin |
Navy beans |
|
|
|
George Umland, Minneapolis |
White beans |
|
|
|
W. W. Wheatley, Hamline |
Navy beans |
|
|
|
William Suter, Fosston |
Navy beans |
|
|
|
Harold Rogan, Bristol |
Beans |
|
|
|
A. Fisher, Owatonna |
Beans |
|
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|
W. W. Braden, St. Paul |
French peas |
|
|
|
George Purvis, St. Paul |
Norwegian Peas |
|
7 |
|
H. H. Graham, Bath |
Butter |
|
|
|
Bancroft Creamery, Albert Lea |
Butter |
|
|
|
Blooming Prairie Creamery Association, Blooming Prairie |
Butter |
|
|
|
Goodhue Co-operative Asso., Goodhue |
Butter |
|
|
|
D. N. Richards, Freeborn |
Butter |
|
|
|
Charles R. Boynton, Armstrong |
Butter |
|
|
|
Madelia Butter & Cheese Asso., Madelia |
Butter |
|
|
|
John G. LeViscomite, Webster |
Butter |
|
|
|
Union Creamery Asso., Blooming Prairie |
Butter |
|
|
|
Hammond Creamery Co., Hammond |
Butter |
|
|
|
H. H. Straw, Saratoga |
Butter |
|
|
|
E. E. Simes, Oslo |
Butter |
|
|
|
O. N. Kjonne, Spring Grove |
Butter |
|
|
|
M. L. Myers, Tracy |
Butter |
|
|
|
Charles H. Reipke, Windom |
Butter |
|
|
|
F. A. Reilly, Waltham |
Butter |
|
|
|
P. H. Keiffer, St. Charles |
Butter |
|
|
|
Valley Farmer Creamery Co., Madelia |
Butter |
|
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|
George B. Parker, Owatonna |
Butter |
|
|
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Morton Creamery Co., Owatonna |
Butter |
|
|
|
Union Creamery Co., Owatonna |
Butter |
|
|
|
Danielson Creamery Co., Grove City |
Butter |
|
|
|
Miss L. E. Leslie Co., Waseca |
Butter |
|
|
|
W. J. Noyes, Owatonna |
Butter |
|
|
|
B. D. White, Manchester |
Butter |
|
|
|
Samuel Leslie, Waseca |
Butter |
|
|
|
Geo. H. Wood, Waseca |
Butter |
|
|
|
Samuel Hawks, Waseca |
Butter |
|
|
|
Twin Lake Creamery Asso., Twin Lake |
Butter |
|
|
|
Carlstrom Creamery Co., Minnesota |
Butter |
|
|
|
A. Y. Felton, Plainview |
Butter |
|
|
|
Star A. Creamery, Fountain |
Butter |
|
|
|
A. C. Nelson, Blooming Prairie |
Butter |
|
|
|
Potter Produce Co., Owatonna |
Butter |
|
|
|
McCray Bros., Oronoco |
Butter |
|
|
|
Berlin & Summit Creamery Co., Cooleyville |
Butter |
|
|
|
Mr. & Mrs. A. E. Comstock, Alma City |
Butter |
|
|
|
A. E. Comstock, Alma City |
Cheeses |
|
|
|
Geneva Creamery Asso., Geneva |
Butter |
|
|
|
Hauska & Linden Creamery Co., Madelia |
Butter |
|
|
|
Graham & Oleson, Preston |
Butter |
|
10 |
|
Jacob Reis, Shokopee |
Ginger Ale, lemon ale, and Sarsaparilla tonic. Rock Spring Water |
|
9 |
|
A. R. Spaulding, Lake City |
Wool |
|
16 |
|
J. L. Owens & Co., Minneapolis |
Fanning Mills |
|
|
|
Kinnard Press Company, Minneapolis |
Hay Press |
|
|
|
Minneapolis Threshing Machine Company, Minneapolis |
Traction engine; thrashing machine |
|
18 |
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State of Minnesota |
Collective exhibit of flaxseed |
A - Forestry |
19 |
|
Northern Pacific Co., St. Paul |
Collection of woods |
|
|
|
Board of World's Fair Managers of Minnesota |
Tree sections, Manufactures articles, maps, statistics etc. |
B - Horticulture |
20 |
|
State of Minnesota, St. Paul |
Collection of grapes (crops of '92 and '93) |
|
21 |
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State of Minnesota, St. Paul |
Apples (crop of '92 and '93) and stone fruits. Collection of raspberries. Exhibition refrigerator |
C - Live Stock |
Clydesdales |
|
N. P. Clarke, St. Cloud |
Stallion 2 years under 3. Stallion 1 year under 2. Stallion 1 year under 2. Mare 3 years under 4. Mare 1 year under 2. Best display 5 head, both sexes. Gold Medal. Best 10 head, either or both sexes. Gold Medal. The Clydesdale Horse Society of Great Britain offers the following: Best mare bred in Scotland or America. Best Stallion bred in Scotland or America. Best mare bred in Scotland. Best stallion bred in Scotland |
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|
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N. P. Clarke, St. Cloud |
Stallion 5 years or over. Stallion 4 years under 5. Stallion 4 years under 5. Stallion 3 years under 4. Stallion 3 years under 4. Stallion 2 years under 3. Stallion 2 years under 3. Stallion 1 year under 2. Stallion 1 year under 2. Stallion and 3 colts. Stallion and 3 colts. Medal. Mare 5 years or over. Mare 4 years under 5. Mare 4 years under 5. Mare 3 years under 4. Mare 2 years under 3. Mare 2 years under 3. Mare 1 year under 2. Mare and 2 colts. Stallion any age. Medal. Mare any age. Medal |
|
Percheron |
|
T. L. & J. L. De Lancey, Northfield |
Stallion 5 years or over. Stallion 3 years under 4 |
|
|
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W. P. Baldwin, Plainview |
Mare 4 years, under 5 |
|
|
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Leonard Johnson, Northfield |
Stallion 5 years or over. Stallion 3 years under 4. Stallion 2 years under 3. Mare 5 years or over. Mare 4 years under 5 |
|
French Coach Horses |
|
Leonard Johnston, Northfield |
Stallion 1 year under 2. Stallion under 1 year. Stallion and 3 of his colts of either sex. mare and 2 of her colts of either sex |
|
|
|
Willard and Fuller, Mapleton |
Mare 4 years under 5. Mare 4 years under 5 |
|
Standard Trotters |
|
D. J. Cameron, La Crescent |
Stallion 4 years under 5 |
|
|
|
Jay La Ducs, Luverne |
Stallion 4 years under 5. Stallion 3 years under 4. Stallion under 2 years and over 10 months. Stallion under 2 and over 10 months. Stallion and 2 or more of his get. Medal. Collection |
|
|
|
J. A. Rutherford, Austin |
Stallion 5 years or over |
|
|
|
H. P. Watson, Minneapolis |
Stallion 3 years under 4 |
|
Brown Swiss Cattle |
|
F. A. Squires, Blue Earth |
Bull 3 years or over. Bull under one year. Bull under 1 year. Heifer 2 years under 3. Heifer 1 year under 2. Heifer under one year. Herd graded by ages. Young herd all under 2 years. Four animals either sex get of one sire. Two animals either sex produce of one cow |
|
Short Horn Cattle |
|
H. F. Brown, Minneapolis |
Bull 3 years or over. Bull 2 years under 3. Bull one year under 2. Bull under 1 year. Cow 3 years or over. Cow 3 years or over. Heifer 1 year under 2. Heifer under one. Herd, 1 bull 3 years or over & 4 cows of each age. Young herd, 1 bull and 4 heifers under 2. Two animals either sex |
|
Guernsey Cattle |
|
W. D. Richardson, Garden City |
Bull 3 years or over. Bull 2 years under 3. Bull 1 year under 2. Cow 3 years under 4. Heifer 2 years under 3. Heifer 2 years under 3. Herd graded by ages. Four animals of either sex the get of 1 sire. 2 animals of either sex the produce of one cow |
|
Galloway Cattle |
|
Hugh Paul, Dundee |
Bull 5 years or over. Bull 2 years under 3. Bull 1 year under 2. Bull under one. Cow 3 years or over. Heifer 2 years under 3. Heifer 1 year under 2. Heifer under 1. Herd graded by ages. Young herd, 1 bull and 4 heifers under 2. 4 animals either sex under 4 years the get of one sire. 2 animals either sex produce of 1 cow |
|
Jersey Cattle |
|
A. P. Foster, Plainview |
Bull 1 year under 2. Bull under 1. Heifer 1 year under 2. Heifer under 1. Young herd consisting of 1 bull and 4 heifers all under 2 years, bred by exhibitor. 4 animals of either sex the get of 1 sire |
|
Hereford Cattle |
|
Cosgrove Live Stock Co., Le Sueur |
Bull under 1. Heifer 2 years under 2. 4 animals of either sex under 4 years the get of 1 sire. 2 animals of either sex the produce of 1 cow |
D - Fish & Fisheries |
37 |
|
State of Minnesota |
Collective exhibit. Mounted specimens of fishes. Photographs of fishes. Mounted specimens of birds. Pencil sketches of fishing grounds. Photographs of fishing grounds |
|
38 |
|
State of Minnesota |
Photographs of boats |
|
39 |
|
State of Minnesota |
Collective exhibit. Photographs of angling |
|
41 |
|
State of Minnesota |
Collective exhibit. Photographs and pen drawings of fish hatchery, etc. |
H - Manufactures |
90 |
|
Drake Mfg. Co., St. Paul |
Tiling for mantels. Arizona petrified wood material. Petrified wood mfg. into columns. Table tops. Clock faces. Mosaic vases. Bric-a-brac Bijoutry |
|
91 |
|
Wright, Mrs. A. I., Minneapolis |
Painted china |
|
|
|
Northern Press Brick Co., Minneapolis |
Plain and ornamented press brick |
|
96 |
|
Hasenwinkle, Miss M., St. Paul |
Wood carving |
|
103 |
|
North Star Woolen Mills, Minneapolis |
Blankets |
|
104 |
|
Star, Mrs. Ole, Holmesville |
Knitted articles |
|
|
|
Scharb Bros., St. Paul |
Full dress coat, vest and trousers |
|
106 |
|
Fjelde, Sisters, Minn. |
Emb'd state flag |
|
|
|
Tennsle, Mrs., Minnesota |
Lace handkerchief 89 years old |
|
|
|
Bird, Mrs. M. M., Minnesota |
Crocheted dress |
|
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Werle, Mrs., Minnesota |
Knitted square |
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Knight, Mrs. G. N., Minnesota |
Linen centre piece |
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121 |
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Hall, Mrs. Eva J., Stillwater |
A self-threading needle |
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115 |
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Laura Nevine Range and Heating Co., Minneapolis |
Heating apparatus. Cooking apparatus |
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116 |
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The Hurd Mfg., Co., Duluth |
Refrigerators |
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119 |
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White J. C., Waseca |
Nail counter |
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Severence Nail Mach. Co., St. Paul |
Nails and spikes |
F - Machinery |
69 |
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American Hoist & Derrick Co., St. Paul |
Contractors machinery |
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Boyd, James, St. Paul |
Hand & horse power hoists and elevators |
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73 |
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Moore Carving Co., Minneapolis |
Wood carving machine |
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78 |
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Severance Nail Machine Co., Duluth |
Severance nail machines |
G - Transportation |
80 |
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Northern Pacific R. R. Co., St. Paul |
Exhibit car |
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85 |
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Mississippi Logging Co., West Newton |
Model of Juniata Towing Raft of logs |
E - Mines and Mining |
40 |
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State Board of World's Fair Managers, Minnesota |
General exhibit of ores from the Vermillion Range |
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Chandler Iron Co., Ely |
Iron ores. Models and maps |
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Minnesota Iron Co., Soudan |
Iron ores, red specular bessemer |
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State Board of World's Fair Managers, Minnesota |
Bessemer from the Meraba Range. Iron ores |
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Northern Pacific R. R. Co., St. Paul |
Collection of minerals and ores |
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44 |
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Luverne Stone Co., Luverne |
Building stone, red quartite |
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Quinby & Omeis, Duluth |
Building stone |
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Rockville Granite Co., Rockville |
Shaft or polished granite |
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St. Cloud Granite Co., St. Cloud |
Shaft of polished granite |
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Babcock & Co., G. W., Kasota |
Shaft of cut Mankato sandstone |
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State of Minnesota |
Collection of building stones |
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Bennett, C. H., Pipe Stone City |
Pipe stones and jaspers |
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Baxter & Sons, Jas., Minneapolis |
Ortenville red granite |
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Albertson, W. S., Duluth |
Amethyst |
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46 |
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Strobach, Faber & Co., Chaska |
Clay & clay bricks |
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49 |
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Duluth Furnace Co., West Duluth |
Exhibit pig iron |
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67 |
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Minnesota Iron Co., Soudan |
Map showing iron mine operations |
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Winchell, H., Minneapolis |
Geological collection of rock ores |
K - Fine Arts |
140 |
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Volk, Douglas, Minneapolis |
Mending the Canoe. Portrait of Madame X. Puritan Girl |
L - Liberal Arts |
147 |
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Board of Corrections and Charities, Minneapolis |
Reports |
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Mrs. E. R. Mendenhall, Duluth |
Household Turkish and sun baths |
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State Board of Health, Red Wing |
Charts, maps, diagrams, forms & photographs |
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148 |
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Hinckley Artificial Limb Co., Minneapolis |
Artificial limbs |
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149 |
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Arnold, Miss Sarah L., Minneapolis |
School work |
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Carleton College, Northfield |
29 charts, astronomical drawings and photographs with bound volumes of monthly publications |
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Hunt, Mrs. L. P., Mankato |
Wild flowers and grasses |
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Haynes, Miss Carlie, Mankato |
Carved screen |
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Minnesota School for feeble minded, Faribault |
School work |
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Normal School, Mankato |
General class work |
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Normal School, Moorhead |
General class work |
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Normal School, Winona |
General class work |
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Normal School, St. Cloud |
General class work |
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Public Schools, Dakota County |
School work and drawings |
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Public Schools (High School), Dakota County |
Photos of High Schools and appliances |
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Public Schools, Grant Falls |
Drawing and manuscript work |
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Public Schools, Henderson |
Written work, maps and drawings |
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Public Schools (Rural), Hennepin County |
Written work, maps and drawings |
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Public Schools, Litchfield |
Miscellaneous work |
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Public Schools, Moorhead |
Manuscript work and drawing |
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Public Schools, Mower County |
Maps, drawings and manuscript work |
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Public Schools, Minneapolis |
School work in all grades |
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Public Schools, Red Wing |
School work |
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Public Schools, Rochester |
Drawings, charts, photographs and manuscript work |
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Public Schools, St. Paul |
School work in all grades |
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Public Schools, Stillwater |
Drawings, maps, geography and history |
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Public Schools, Samsboro City |
Relief maps & manuscript work |
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Public Schools, Traverse County |
Charts, maps, drawings & examination paper |
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Public Schools (Rural), Washington County |
Examination papers, maps, drawings & charts |
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Public Schools, Winona |
School work and photos |
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Pease, J. O., Minneapolis |
Model steam engine |
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State of Minnesota, St. Paul |
Educational exhibit |
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State of Minnesota, Stillwater |
State High School Board System with 30 volumes work |
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School of Fine Arts, Minneapolis |
Drawings from antique casts |
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Tomlinson, Mrs. M. A. (St. Peter's Hospital) |
Work of insane women |
|
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University of the State of Minnesota, Minneapolis |
Students work, photographs and charts |
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Woman's Auxiliary Club, Pipestone City |
Fine mantel and hearth |
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Wilson, Frank T., Stillwater |
Optical projection, Solar camera and attachments |
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150 |
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Women of Minnesota, St. Paul |
Statistics of Minnesota. Women in medicine, manufactures, agriculture, philanthropy and reform, inventions, music and photographs |
|
152 |
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Minneapolis Folding Window Shade Co., Minneapolis |
Folding window shades |
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155 |
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Mrs. Amelia Center, Minneapolis |
Design of state banner |
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St. Paul's Women's Work Exchange, St. Paul |
Women's work |
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Miss Maude Hyland, Minneapolis |
Hardanger lace |
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Mary Danes, New Brown County |
Bohemian lace |
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Mrs. J. K. West, Detroit |
Rugs by German women of Bicker County |
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156 |
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Mrs. Emanuel Cohen, Minneapolis |
27 literary clubs |
|
158 |
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Meklin Piano Co., Minneapolis |
Pianos |
M - Ethnology |
|
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Miss M. E. Roberts |
Wild flowers of Minnesota |
Mississippi |
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A - Agriculture |
9 |
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W. S. Fibre Co., (I. I. Green), Jackson |
Hemp |
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Ladies' Columbian Club, Jackson |
Cotton, lint, -cotton seed |
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Mrs. A. H. McKee, Jackson |
Short staple cotton |
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J. H. Brinker, West Point |
Bale of Cotton by slave labor in 1862-63 |
B -Horticulture |
21 |
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Stuart Pecan Co., Ocean Springs |
Collection of pecans |
H - Manufactures |
103 |
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Mississippi Mills, Wesson |
Cotton goods (mixed) Wool and cotton goods |
L - Liberal Arts |
149 |
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Cathedral School, Natchez |
Miscellaneous class work |
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Natchez Diocese, Natchez |
Class and art work of 14 schools |
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St. Aloysius Commercial College, Vicksburg |
Class work and drawings |
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St. Francis Xavier Academy, Vicksburg |
Music, physiology and original poems |
|
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St. Francis Colored School, Natchez |
Miscellaneous class work |
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St. Joseph's School (girls), Natchez |
School work |
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St. Stanislaus College, Bay St. Louis |
Class work and drawing |
Missouri |
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A - Agriculture |
1 |
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E. T. Davis Mill Co., St. Joseph |
Aunt Jemima Pancake flour. Soft winter wheat flour, Hard winter wheat flour |
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Sessinghaus Milling Co., St. Louis |
Winter wheat patents "Golden," winter wheat patents "Four S" |
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Mo. Agri. College, Columbia |
Wheat |
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Lorenz Geiger, St. Louis |
Rye |
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Mrs. M. J. Hearne, Carsonville |
Rye |
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Lorenz Geiger, Carsonville |
Rye |
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L. M. Bean, Gordonville |
German Millet |
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Fred Sissinghaus, Carsonville |
German Millet |
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Jacob Wolschlager, Georgetown |
Sunflower and orchard grass |
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William Bouche, St. Louis |
Model of horse in grass |
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Hiram Howard, Marshall |
Corn |
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Geo. W. Steele, New Madrid |
Corn |
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James Pope, Platte City |
Corn |
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C. W. Bolster, Princeton |
Corn |
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Robert A. Dawson, New Madrid |
Corn |
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4 |
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Mr. Kennett, Dunklin Co. |
Peanuts |
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6 |
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Armour Packing Co., Kansas City |
Canned meats. Soups and beef extract |
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Mrs. Elise Straus, St. Louis |
Sweet potato flour, and evaporated vegetables |
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8 |
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Mo. Agril. College, Columbia |
Tobacco |
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9 |
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State of Missouri, Jefferson City |
Cotton |
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L. E. Shattuck, Stanberry |
Wool |
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G. B. Bothwell, Breckenridge |
Wool |
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10 |
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Excelsior Springs Bottling Co., Excelsior Springs |
Ferro-Manganese Water. Ginger Ale |
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12 |
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The J. Lemp Brewing Co., St. Louis |
Extra pale bottled beer. Extra pale beer in wood. Standard beer in wood. Colmbach in wood |
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Anheuser-Busch Brewing Asso., St. Louis |
"Exquisite" in wood and bottles. Budweiser in wood and bottles. Munchenor in wood and bottles; Anheuser in bottles; Faust Beer in wood; Liquid bread |
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14 |
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State of Missouri, Jefferson City |
Exhibit and installation |
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M. Bouche, St. Louis |
Pavilion and artistic design |
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16 |
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Whitman Agricultural Co., St. Louis |
Shellers, Mills, Sawing machines, seed sower, baling presses and grain drills |
A - Forestry |
19 |
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S. Lumber Mfg. Co., St. Louis |
Vestibules of different Southern woods |
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State of Missouri |
Collection of Tree Trunks, Boards, etc. |
B - Horticulture |
20 |
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Missouri State, Jefferson City |
Collection of grapes |
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21 |
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Missouri State, Jefferson City |
Collection of apples (crops of 92 and 93) & stone fruits |
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N. F. Murray, Oregon |
Collection of apples |
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Olden Fruit Co., Olden |
Collection of apples |
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State Horticultural Society, Westport |
Collection of apples |
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George A. Dietz, Olden |
Fruit evaporator. Evaporated peaches and prunes |
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22 |
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Missouri State, Jefferson City |
Collection of decorative plants |
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Missouri State, Jefferson City |
Herbarium |
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23 |
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Oregon Canning Co., Oregon |
Canned vegetables |
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Missouri State, Jefferson City |
Vegetables in solution |
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26 |
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Wirt & Knox Mfg. Co., Independence |
All iron hose reels |
B - Viticulture |
20 |
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D. G. Cook, St. Louis |
Wines; Sparkling Champagne |
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Mt. Pleasant Wine Co., Augusta |
Wines: Norton's Virginia |
C - Live Stock |
Saddle Horses |
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G. T. King, North Bloomfield |
Stallion 4 years. Mare 5 years or over. Mare 5 years or over |
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D. L. Parish, St. Louis |
Stallion 3 years |
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J. A. Potts & Son, Mexico |
Stallion 4 years. Mare 4 years. Gelding |
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A. F. Wycoff, Appleton City |
Stallion 5 years or over. Stallion any age |
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H. F. Cabbell, Bosworth |
Stallion 3 years |
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T. S. Harrison, Auxvasse |
Mare 3 years under 4. Special Park and other fancy gates stallion, Mare or gelding any age |
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Jeff Bridgeford, Paris, Mo. |
Gentleman displaying best horsemanship in saddle |
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Jacks and Jennets |
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L. Monses, Smithton |
Jack 5 years or over |
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Chas. G. Comstock, Albany |
Jack 2 years |
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Mules |
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Wallace Estill, Estill |
Mule 4 years. Mule 4 years. Pair mules 4 years |
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Aberdeen Angus Cattle |
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Wallace Estill, Estill |
Bull 3 years or over. Bull 2 years and under. Bull 1 year. Bull under 1 year. Cow 3 years or over. Heifer 2 years. Heifer 1 year. Heifer 1 year, Heifer under 1 year. Herd graded by ages |
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Wallace Estill, Estill |
Young herd. 1 bull and 4 heifers under 2. 4 animals either sex under 4 the get of one sire. 2 animals either sex produce of 1 cow. Cow any age. Young herd under 2. Cow 3 years or over |
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Short Horn Cattle |
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B. C. Cowan, New Point |
Bull under 1 year. Heifer 1 year. Young herd, 1 bull and 4 heifers 2 years |
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B. C. Cowan, New Point |
Young herd under 2 years |
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Red Polled Cattle |
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T. S. & L. K. Haseltine, Dorchester |
Bull 5 years or over. Bull 1 year. Bull under one year. Cow 4 years or over. Heifer 2 years |
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Jersey Cattle |
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Geo. H. Shanhan, Lone Jack |
Bull 2 years. Bull 1 year. Cow 3 years. Heifer 2 years. Heifer 1 year. Herd graded by ages |
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Hereford Cattle |
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Gudgell & Simpson, Independence |
Bull 3 years. Bull 1 year. Heifer under 1 year. Herd graded by ages. Young herd consisting of 1 bull and 4 heifers all under 2 yrs. bred by exhibitor |
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Gudgell & Simpson, Independence |
Four animals of either sex under 4 years old the get of one sire. Bull any age |
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Berkshire Cattle |
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F. A Scott, Huntsville |
Boar 2 years or over |
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L. H. Gentry, Sedalia |
Boar 2 yrs. or over. Boar 1 year. Boar 6 months. Boar 6 months. Sow 2 years or over. Sow 2 years or over. Sow 1 year. Sow 6 months. Boar, 2, sows over 1 year. Boar, 2 years, sows over 1 year. Boar and 3 sows bred by exhibitor. Boar and 3 sows bred by exhibitor. Boar and 3 sows under 1 year. Boar and 3 sows under 1 year bred by exhibitor. 4 swine get of same boar, bred by exhibitor. 4 pigs under 6 months produce of same sow. Sow any age bred by exhibitor. Boar any age bred by exhibitor |
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Shropshire |
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William R. Turner, Shelbyville |
Ewe under 1 year |
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L. E. Shattuck, Stanberry |
Ram 3 years or over. Ram 2 years. Ram 1 year. Ram under 1 year. Ewe 3 years or over. Ewe 2 years under 3. Ewe under 1 year. Ram & 3 ewes over 2. Pen of 5 ewes 2 years or over bred by exhibitor. Pen of 2 rams and 3 ewes under 2 bred by exhibitor, Ewe of any age |
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Merino (A) Sheep |
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L. E. Shattuck, Stanberry |
Ram 2 years. Ram under 1 year. Ewe 3 years or over. Ewe 2 years. Ewe under 1 year |
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Merino (B) Sheep |
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L. E. Shattuck, Stanberry |
Ram 3 years or over. Ram 1 year. Ram under 1 year. Ewe 3 years or over. Ewe 2 years. Ewe 1 year. Ram and 3 ewes over 2 years. Pen of 5 ewes 2 years or over. Ram of any age. Ewe of any age |
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D. Baker & Co., Stanberry |
Ram 1 year under 2. Ewe 3 years or over |
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Delaine Merino |
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D. Baker & Co., Stanberry |
Ewe 2 years under 3 |
D - Fish & Fisheries |
37 |
|
State of Missouri |
Mounted specimens of fish |
H - Manufactures |
90 |
|
Howell, Mrs. Elizabeth, Maryville |
Folding table |
|
115 |
|
Howell, Mrs. Elizabeth, Maryville |
Pleater |
|
88 |
|
National Shoe Color Co., St. Joseph |
Process of dyeing satin |
|
89 |
|
Mermod & Jaccard Jewelry Co., St. Louis |
Wedding & calling cards. Society stationery |
|
91 |
|
St. Louis Hyd. Press Brick Co., St. Louis |
Plain press brick. Ornamented press brick |
|
|
|
Kansas City Hyd. Press Brick Co., Kansas City |
Ornamented press brick. Plain press brick |
|
|
|
Illinois Hyd. Press Brick Co., St. Louis |
Plain and ornamented press brick |
|
97 |
|
Mermod & Jaccard Jewelry Co., St. Louis |
Typical American exhibit of gold and silversmith work symbolizing "St. Louis" |
|
98 |
|
Mermod & Jaccard Jewelry Co., St. Louis |
Diamonds, diamond jewelry and solid silverware |
|
104 |
|
Home Hand Embroidery Machine Co., Kansas City |
Hand embroidery machine |
|
|
|
Brownell, B. H., St. Louis |
Double breasted frock suit. Overcoat |
|
|
|
Kansas City Exchange, Kansas City |
Waist coat |
|
|
|
Webert, Chas. F., St. Louis |
Boots and shoes |
|
|
|
Hamilton Brown Shoe Co., St. Louis and Chicago |
Boots and shoes |
|
110 |
|
Mermod & Jaccard Jewelry Co., St. Louis |
Novel forms of illuminating and emblazoning on paper, in gold, silver, bronze and colored inks |
|
115 |
|
Wrought Iron Range Co., St. Louis |
Ranges, wrought steel and malleable hotel ranges. Steam tables & carving tables combined. Wrought steel & charcoal boiler. General display of hotel & family ranges. Malleable iron water back with safety valve attached. Wrought steel & malleable family ranges |
F - Machinery |
69 |
|
Heine Safety Boiler Co., St. Louis |
Safety water tube steam boilers |
|
70 |
|
Kansas City Fire Dept. Supply Co., Kansas City |
Hale swinging harness. Hale adjustable horse collar & suspension devices |
|
73 |
|
Hall & Brown, St. Louis |
Planer & matcher, double planer & matcher, lathe, band saw, box cut-off saw, moulders |
|
|
|
Rohlman Mfg. Co., St. Joseph |
Four cutter wood carving machine |
|
74 |
|
Multi-Color Printing Attachment Co., Kansas City |
Multi-color attachment |
|
77 |
|
Brecht, Gus. V. Butchers Supply Co., St. Louis |
General display of butcher's supplies |
E - Mines and Mining |
42 |
|
Reeves, J. A., Joplin |
Lead & zinc ores |
|
|
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Iron Mountain Co., Iron Mountain |
Iron ores and minerals |
|
|
|
Scarritt Bible & Training School, Kansas City |
Fossils from Kansas City |
|
|
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Knapp, G. S., St. Genevieve |
Calcite |
|
|
|
State of Missouri, Jefferson City |
Ores of zinc, lead, iron & associated minerals. Zinc & nickel ores & associated minerals. Rock specimens |
|
45 |
|
American Tripoli Co., Carthage |
Tripoli rock filter discs and plates |
|
46 |
|
Crystal Plate Glass Co., St. Louis |
Glass and rock |
|
|
|
Evans and Howard, St. Louis |
Fire clay |
|
|
|
Diamond Brick & File Co., Kansas City |
Shale clay |
|
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St. Louis Hyd. Brick Co., St. Louis |
Brick and fire clay |
|
|
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State of Missouri |
Clays |
|
48 |
|
Mepham & Klein, St. Louis |
Mineral paints |
|
|
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The Matteson Paint Co., Cape Girado [Girardeau] |
Mineral paints |
|
49 |
|
Iron Mountain Co., Iron Mountain |
Photos & charts of mills and mines |
|
|
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Elk Rapids Iron Co., Elk Rapids |
Charcoal pig iron |
|
53 |
|
Empire Zinc Co., Joplin |
Metallic zinc. Products from concentrated zinc ores |
|
57 |
|
The St. Joseph Lead Co., Bonne Terre |
Products from concentrating galena |
|
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Picher Lead Co., Joplin |
Products from lead furnace fumes |
|
62 |
|
Cookson Mfg. Co., Kansas City |
Lewis patent rotary valve duplex steam pump |
|
67 |
|
Iron Mountain Co., Iron Mountain |
Model of Iron Mt. with charts & photos |
|
|
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St. Joseph Lead Co., Bonne Terre |
Model of concentrating plants |
|
|
|
State of Missouri, Jefferson City |
Relief map of Missouri and photos |
|
|
|
Mo. Geological Survey, Jefferson City |
Report of Missouri Geological Survey |
G - Transportation |
80 |
|
Deitz, George A., Olden |
Seal lock & car door fastener |
|
|
|
Westinghouse Air Brake Co. (Lessee of American Air Brake Co.) St. Louis |
Locomotive brakes |
|
|
|
Scarrett Furniture Co., St. Louis |
Car seats |
|
83 |
|
Trinken, Henry, St. Louis |
Trinken single spring gear buggy |
|
|
|
Whitman Agricultural Co., St. Louis |
Collective exhibit of trucks |
|
|
|
St. Louis Refrigerator & Woden Gutter Co., St. Louis |
"Lu-Mi-Num" bicycles |
J - Electricity |
133 |
|
Stevenson-Hoggson Electric Co., St. Louis |
Class 791-Automatic time stamp "Hoggson" |
K - Fine Arts |
139. Sculpture |
|
Bringhurst, Robert P., St. Louis |
Awakening of Spring (Terra Cotta) Fann-Fragment of a Fountain (Plaster) |
L - Liberal Arts |
147 |
|
American Sporting Goods Co., St. Louis |
The Whitely Exercises. Physical apparatus |
|
|
|
Osternmayer, W., St. Louis |
Pail garbage |
|
149 |
|
Berneker, Louis P., Clinton |
Portrait painting |
|
|
|
Christian Bro. College, St. Louis |
Class work |
|
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|
High Schools, St. Louis |
School work |
|
|
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Kindergarten Schools, St. Louis |
Kindergarten work |
|
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Manual Training School, St. Louis |
School work |
|
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Public Schools, Harrisonville |
Pupils work |
|
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Public Schools, Kansas City |
School work in various grades and departments |
|
|
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Public Schools, Mexico |
Pupils work |
|
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Public Schools, Nevada |
Pupils work |
|
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Public Schools, St. Louis |
School work in various grades and departments |
|
|
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Professional Schools, St. Louis |
Frames illustrating Kindergarten Normal Training |
|
|
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Preparatory Normal Schools, Glencoe |
Penmanship & Drawing |
|
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St. Alphonsa's School, St. Louis |
Class work |
|
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St. Bridget's Commercial School, St. Louis |
Class work |
|
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St. Elizabeth's Institute, O'Fallon |
Fancy work |
|
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St. Joseph's Cathedral School, Kansas City |
Class work |
|
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St. Joseph's Commercial College, St. Joseph |
Class work |
|
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|
Schools of Sisters of St. Joseph, including six schools, St. Louis |
School work |
|
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Sisters of Loretto, Florissant |
Hand painted china |
|
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St. Joseph's Academy, Carondelet |
Class work |
|
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St. Kivins School, St. Louis |
Class work |
|
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St. Lawrence School, St. Louis |
Class work |
|
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St. Malachy's School, St. Louis |
Class work |
|
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St. Patrick's School, Kansas City |
Class work |
|
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St. Patrick's School, St. Joseph |
Class work |
|
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St. Vincent and Annunciation Schools, St. Joseph |
Pupils work |
|
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Schools of Sisters of St. Joseph, St. Louis |
Class work |
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Sisters of the Precious Blood, O'Fallon |
Class work |
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School of Fine Arts, St. Louis |
Students' work |
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State of Missouri (J. K. Gwyinn). St. Louis |
Educational exhibit |
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Ursuline Day School. St. Louis |
Class work |
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Ursuline Academy, St. Louis |
Pupils work |
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150 |
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Betz, Carl, Kansas City |
Gymnastic manuals |
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Orff, Annie, St. Louis |
Chaperone Magazine |
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151 |
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National Chemigraph Co., St. Louis |
Photo-technical printing by relief process |
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152 |
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Van Brunt & Howe, Kansas City |
Waukesha Mineral Springs Company Building |
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Van Brunt & Howe, Kansas City |
Electricity Building |
M - Ethnology |
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Missouri Historical Society |
Archaeology of Missouri |
Montana |
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A - Agriculture |
1 |
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Elling & Hyndman, Sheridan |
Flour |
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N. Stovy, Bozeman |
Flour |
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Bozeman Milling Co. Bozeman |
Flour |
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R. M. Herold, Sheridan |
Flour |
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William Caldwell, Bozeman |
Wheat |
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J. Mason, Missoula |
Wheat |
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J. W. Dawes, Bozeman |
Barley |
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Samuel Fowler, Bozeman |
Barley |
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M. M. Ferguson, Bozeman |
Barley |
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Manhattan Malting Co., Manhattan |
Barley |
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State of Montana, Helena |
Oats. Hay |
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Bailey & O'Donel, Billings |
Hay |
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Thomas Blake, Missoula |
Timothy hay |
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Mrs. Ed. Duke, Missoula |
Timothy hay |
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9 |
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Thos. Barry, Cold Spring Ranch |
Wool |
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18 |
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State of Montana |
Collective exhibit of flaxseed |
B - Horticulture |
21 |
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Montana State, Helena |
Apples |
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22 |
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Howey, Mrs. Laura E., Helena |
Herbarium |
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Montana State, Helena |
Herbarium |
H - Manufactures |
91 |
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Phillips, Mrs. M. A., Helena |
Painted china |
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Bodken, Mrs. H. E., Helena |
Punch bowl |
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Hamilton, Mrs. L. H., Butte City |
Painted china |
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106 |
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Battes, Miss E. L., Butte |
Point lace handkerchief and Medn. |
L - Liberal Arts |
149 |
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Public Schools, Butte |
School work |
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Public Schools, Missoula |
School work (primary) |
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St. Peters Indian Mission, St Peters |
Class work, needlework and wood carving |
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State of Montana (Prof. R. G. Young)< Helena |
School work of schools of Helena |
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State of Montana (Prof. J. K. Hamilton), Missoula |
Educational exhibit |
G - Transportation |
83 |
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Weisenchor Carriage Co., Helena |
Mountain Hunting Wagon |
E - Mines and Mining |
42 |
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Granite Mountain Mining Co., Granite |
Ruby silver ore |
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Bi-Metallic Mining Co., Granite |
Silver ore. Metallurgy |
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State of Montana |
Sapphires. cut and uncut |
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Clark, Mrs. J. K. |
Rhodocrocite |
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Elkhorn Mining Co., Elkhorn |
Native silver crystals. Silver ore |
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Savey, J. E., Cable |
Gold ore |
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Montana National Bank, Helena |
Placer gold dust |
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First National Bank, Helena |
Gold nuggets and plain gold |
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Elling, Harry, Virginia City |
Gold dust, nuggets |
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McCormick, John, Butte |
Native gold Tetradynate |
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Loretto Mining Co., Loretto |
Hematite, Bessemer |
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Beaverhead County |
Gold, silver, lead ores |
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Deer Lodge County |
Gold, silver, lead ores |
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Essig & Johnson, Helena |
Collection of sapphires and rubies |
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State of Montana |
Gold nuggets, crystals and placer gold |
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Alice Gold & Silver Mining Co., Butte |
Silver & lead ores, oxides, quartz, etc. |
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Emery Mining Co., Deer Lodge |
Gold, silver and lead ores |
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Royal Gold Mining Co., Boulder |
Gold ore |
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Benton Grop Mining Co., Neihart |
Silver lead ore and ruby silver |
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Hecla Mining Co., Lyon City |
Silver & lead ores. Calamine, Azurite, etc. |
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State of Montana |
Collection of silver and silver crystals |
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Kleineschmidt, Helena |
Gold crystals |
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Silver Bow County |
Gold, silver & copper ores |
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Fergus County |
Gold and silver ores |
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Hope Mining Co., Phillipsburg |
Silver ore |
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State of Montana |
Ores and associated minerals |
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Missoula County, Care W. M. Bickford, Missoula, Mont. |
Gold, silver & lead ores |
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Meagher County, c/o W. A. Sutherlin, White Sulphur Springs, Mont. |
Silver & lead ores |
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Jefferson County, c/o O. Z. Pond, Boulder, Mont. |
Gold, silver, lead & tin ores |
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Lewis & Clark County, A. J. Davidson, Helena, Mont. |
Gold, silver & lead ores |
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Cumberland Mining Co., Castle |
Lead carbonates and silver ores |
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Nine Mile Mine, Missoula |
Free Gold Ore |
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Lexington Mines, Butte |
Silver ore & oxides |
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43 |
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State of Montana |
Montana coals |
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44 |
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State of Montana |
Building stone |
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51 |
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State of Montana |
Copper ores |
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Parrott Silver & Copper Co., Butte |
Copper ore converter |
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Anaconda Mining Co., Anaconda |
Silver and copper ores |
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Boston & Montana, Butte and Great Falls |
Copper ore concentrator |
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Butte Boston Mining Co., Butte |
Copper ore |
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Boston & Col. Mining Co., Butte |
Copper ore, roasted ore, Natte and slag |
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Combination Mining Co., Black Pine |
Copper ore and pyrites |
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55 |
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Champion Mining Co., Champion |
Silver retort. Silver brick |
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57 |
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State of Montana |
Montana's statue of Justice |
Nebraska |
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A - Agriculture |
1 |
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J. B. Stewart, Benedict |
Wheat |
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W. S. Delano, Leise Park |
Wheat |
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L. M. Meyers, Cheyenne Co. |
Wheat |
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J. N. Stewart, Broken Bow |
Wheat |
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W. E. Gilmore, Fairburg |
Wheat |
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W. N. McBride, Clay Centre |
Wheat |
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J. Copsey, Westerville |
Wheat |
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George Crandall, Summit |
Red Pop Corn |
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Mart Broadwell, Lyons |
Pop Corn |
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J. W. Patterson, Craig |
Corn |
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R. A. Templeton, Tekamah |
Corn |
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A. P. Job, Summit |
Corn |
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S. L. Glover, Westerville |
Corn |
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J. Smith, Craig |
Corn |
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John Shortwall, Grizona |
Corn |
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E. T. Sicson, Grizona |
Corn |
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Geo. Barker, Silver Creek |
Corn |
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R. A. Templeton, Tekamah |
Corn |
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J. B. Lyon, Lyons |
Corn |
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R. P. Bush, Brownville |
Corn |
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John Lope, Silver Creek |
Corn |
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E. D. McKenney, Clarks |
Corn |
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Wm. Stalley, Grand Island |
Corn |
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R. W. Furnish, Brownville |
Corn |
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John Swanson, Alda |
Corn |
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E. Burns, Grand Island |
Corn |
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Joseph Roach, Alda |
Corn |
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W. W. Lalte, Summit |
Corn |
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Lewis D. Caldwell, Columbus |
Corn |
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W. D. Delano, Leise Park |
Oats |
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J. Jensen, Geneva |
Buckwheat |
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Neb. Cy. Cereal Mills, Nebraska City |
Quail Bread Oat Meal |
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11 |
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Nebraska Starch Co. |
Starch |
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3 |
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E. Whitcomb, Friend |
Honey in Marketable Shape |
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Aug. C. Davidson, Omaha |
London honey comb & ex't |
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Oxnard Beet Sugar Co., Norfolk |
Beet Sugar |
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Mrs. E. Whitcomb, Friend |
Floral Designs in Beeswax |
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Charles White, Aurora |
Combined section Press and Foundation Fastener |
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6 |
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Cudahy Packing Co., Omaha |
Canned Meats. Beef extract (Solid) |
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7 |
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Frank Carlysle, Geneva |
Butter |
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W. A. Calpar, Ulysses |
Butter |
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Chas. Canabal, Albion |
Butter |
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John Patterson, Rushville |
Butter |
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John Stevens, Fremont |
Butter |
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Fred Redig, Lyons |
Butter |
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A. J. White, Lyons |
Butter |
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Peter Hanson, Fillmore |
Butter |
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Wahoo Creamery, Wahoo |
Butter |
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William Lash, Table Rock |
Butter |
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H. Q. White, Cordova |
Butter |
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D. K. Miller, Table Rock |
Butter |
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Osceola Creamery Co., Osceola |
Butter |
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York Creamery Co., York |
Butter |
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Lyons Creamery Co., Lyons |
Butter |
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W. H. Lyon, Lyons |
Butter |
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J. B. Lyon, Lyons |
Butter |
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Chas. Harding, Norfolk |
Butter |
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Wm. Sutton, Table Rock |
Butter |
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Fairfield Creamery Co., Ruskin |
Butter |
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E. D. Wood, Table Rock |
Butter |
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Table Rock Creamery Association, Table Rock |
Butter |
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Andrew Carpenter, Ulysses |
Butter |
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South Platte Creameries, York |
Butter |
|
14 |
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A. W. Taylor, Wayne |
Automatic Drive-way Gate |
A - Forestry |
19 |
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State of Nebraska |
Collection of tree sections. Photographs, etc. |
|
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University of Nebraska, Lincoln |
Collection of insects |
|
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Ex-Gov. Furnas, Brownsville |
Collection of wood |
B - Horticulture |
20 |
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Nebraska State, Lincoln |
Collection of grapes |
|
21 |
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Nebraska State Horticultural Society, Lincoln |
Collection of apples, pears and stone fruits |
|
25 |
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Henry O. Thomas, North Bend |
Tree Baler, box clamp, warehouse truck |
C - Live Stock |
26. Percheron |
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Mark M. Coad, Fremont |
Stallion 2 years & under 3. Stallion 1 year & under 2. Stallion 1 year & under 2. Stallion under 1 year. Stallion and 3 colts. Mare 5 years or over. Mare 2 years & under 3. Mare 2 years & under 3. Mare & 2 colts |
|
37. Saddle Horses |
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Mrs. Mark M. Code, Fremont |
Gelding |
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32. Hackney Horses |
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A. L. Sullivan, Lincoln |
Stallion & 3 of his colts. Mare 1 year & under 2. Mare 1 year & under 2 |
|
2. Hereford Cattle |
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C. H. Elmendorf, Kearney |
Bull 3 years or over. Bull 2 years & under 3. Heifer 1 yr. & under 2. Heifer 1 yr. & under 2. Herd graded by ages. 4 animals of either sex under 4 years old the get of one sire. 2 animals of either sex the produce of 1 cow |
|
11. Red Polled |
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Wm. Miller's Sons, Wayne |
Bull 3 years or over. Bull under 1 year. Cow 4 years or over. Cow 3 years & under 4. Heifer under 1 year. Herd graded by ages. Young herd consisting of one bull & 4 heifers all under 2 years, bred by exhibitor. 4 animals of either sex under 4 get of one sire. 2 animals of either sex the produce of one cow. Bull any age. Medal. Cow any age |
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18. Grand Sweepstakes Herd |
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Wm. Miller's Sons, Wayne |
Herd graded by ages |
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15. Sweepstakes by Ages |
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C. H. Elmendorf, Kearney |
Heifer 1 year old and under 2. Medal |
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58. Duroc Jersey Swine |
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C. H. Searle, Edgar |
Boar 2 years or over. Boar 1 year & under 2. Boar under 6 months. Sow 1 year & under 2. Boar 2 years or over. Boar 1 year & under 2. Boar under 6 months. Sow 1 year & under 2. Sow 6 months & under 1 year. Boar & 3 sows over 1 year. Boar & 3 sows bred by exhibitor. Boar & 3 sows under 1 year. 4 pigs under 6 months |
|
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Chas. Chandler & Sons, South Omaha |
Boar 2 years or over. Sow 2 years or over. Sow 6 months & under 1 year |
|
59. Small Yorkshire |
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Chas. Chandler & Sons, South Omaha |
Sow 2 years or over |
|
60. Essex |
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Mahan & Clevenger, Malcolm |
Boar 2 years or over. Boar 1 year & under 2. Boar 6 months & under 1 year. Boar under 6 months. Sow 2 years or over. Sow 2 years or over. Sow 1 year & under 2. Sow under 6 months. Sow under 6 months. Boar & 3 sows over 1 year. Boar & 3 sows bred by exhibitor. Boar & 3 sows under 1 year. Boar & 3 sows under 1 year bred by exhibitor. 4 swine the get of the same boar bred by exhibitor. 4 pigs under 6 months produce of same cow. (?) Boar any age. Boar any age bred by exhibitor |
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56. Poland-China Swine |
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Dawson Bros., Endicott |
Boar 6 months & under 1 year. Boar 6 months & under 1 year. 4 swine the get of the same boar. 4 pigs under 6 months produce of the same cow (?) |
|
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John O'Connell, Malcolm |
Sow 2 years or over |
|
43. Southdown Sheep |
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W. E. Spicer, Harvard |
Ram under 1 year. Pen of 2 rams & 3 ewes under 2 years |
|
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J. R. Harvey, Turlington |
Ram 2 years & under 3. Ram and 3 ewes all over 2 years |
H - Manufactures |
91 |
|
Nebraska Ceramic Club, (c/o Mrs. Phillips), Omaha |
Decorated china |
|
|
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Omaha Hyd. Pressed Brick Co. Omaha |
Ornamented pressed brick |
|
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Semerall, Mrs. W., Omaha |
Plain pressed brick |
|
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Butterfield, Miss M. M., Omaha |
Ceramics |
|
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|
Morey, Mrs. A. R., Hastings |
Painted china |
|
|
|
Morey, Mrs. C. F., Hastings |
Painted vase |
|
|
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Butterfield, Helena, Omaha |
Mirror framed with tile of roses |
|
93 |
|
Russell, Mr. F. M., Omaha |
Silver candelabra |
|
106 |
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Ryder, Miss May, York |
Lunch cloth |
|
|
|
Columbia Needle Club, Hebron |
Embroidery |
L - Liberal Arts |
149 |
|
Public Schools, Beatrice |
Work in primary & secondary Depts. |
|
|
|
Public Schools, Grand Island |
Work in primary & secondary grades |
|
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Public Schools, Hastings |
Pupils work |
|
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Public Schools, Holdrege |
Primary work & penmanship |
|
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Public Schools (Rural School), Lancaster Co. |
Pupils work |
|
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Public Schools, Nebraska City |
Work in language, teaching and analysis |
|
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Public Schools, Omaha |
Pupils work in all grades |
|
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Public Schools, Pawnee City |
Pupils work in all grades |
|
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Public Schools, Stanton |
Pupils work in all grades |
|
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Public Schools, Wymore |
School work |
|
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Public Schools, York |
Pupils work |
|
|
|
State of Nebraska, F. A. Barton |
Educational exhibit |
|
|
|
State University of Nebraska, Lincoln |
Students work |
|
150 |
|
Mary E. Blatchley Briggs, Collector & Custodian, c/o Mary E. Blatchley Briggs, Omaha |
Books & literature |
Nevada |
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A - Agriculture |
1 |
|
State of Nevada, Reno |
Flour |
|
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|
State of Nevada, Reno |
Barley, Millet, Oats, Seed, Grasses, Wheat, Corn |
|
3 |
|
State of Nevada, Reno |
Sorghum |
|
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E. A. Moore, Reno |
Honey |
|
4 |
|
H. C. Wilmings, Lemoille Valley Elks |
Potatoes |
|
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W. H. Toy, Reno |
Potatoes |
|
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Ed. Odells, Elko |
Potatoes |
|
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Fred Downs, Elko |
Potatoes |
|
7 |
|
Reno Creamery, Reno |
Cheese |
|
|
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Theo. Winters, Washoe (City) |
Cheese |
|
16 |
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Multi Motor Co., Reno |
Wind Mill |
B - Horticulture |
21 |
|
Nevada State, Carson City |
Apples and pears |
E - Mines and Mining |
42 |
|
Grandelmyer, Joseph, Hamilton |
Ores from White Pine District. Ores |
|
|
|
Morrison, E. G., Eureka |
Mineral collection |
|
|
|
Grandelmyer, Joseph, Hamilton |
Minerals |
|
|
|
State of Nevada |
Mineral collection. Silver ores. Gold, silver, copper, mercury, etc. Ores. Gold, silver and lead ores |
|
|
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Humboldt County |
Antimonial ores |
|
|
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Lander County |
Ruby silver ore |
|
44 |
|
Lindsay, N. E., Carson City |
Marble |
|
48 |
|
State of Nevada |
Soda, salts, etc. |
|
|
|
Inyo Development Co., Carson City |
Natural Soda Water. Bi-carbonate of soda |
|
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Occidental Alkali Co., Hawthorne |
Soda ash unground |
|
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Columbus Borax Co., Columbus |
Borax crystals, clear |
|
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Conn & Trudo, Saline Valley |
Tincal. Borax from vats, precipitated |
|
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Wise, Alex, Humboldt Co. |
Sulphur native |
|
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Silas Mfg. Co., Hawthorne |
Aluminum luster |
|
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Southern Development Co., Rhodes |
Refined borax |
|
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Bonneli, D., Lincoln Co. |
Rock salt |
|
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Inyo Development Co., Carson City |
Natural soda crystals |
|
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Occidental Alkali Co., Hawthorne |
Soda native, Soda refined |
|
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Bocher & Alberti, Elko |
Natural mineral soap |
|
50 |
|
Wilson, Wm., Pine Grove |
Improved miner's pick |
H - Manufactures |
91 |
|
Bray, Miss Ollie, Carson City |
Decorated china |
|
105 |
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Mills, Mrs. George, Carson City |
Emb'd tea-cloth |
M - Ethnology |
|
|
State of Nevada |
Fossil foot-prints from Carson |
New Hampshire |
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A - Agriculture |
1 |
|
Herbert Hull, Warner |
Corn |
|
|
|
M. D. Gove, Enfield |
Corn |
|
|
|
Frank L. Goodwin, Centre Sandwich |
Corn |
|
|
|
Mark Foss, Durham |
Corn |
|
|
|
C. G. Jones, Warner |
Corn |
|
|
|
S. C. Pattee, Warner |
Corn |
|
|
|
John C. McIntosh, Pittsfield |
Buckwheat |
|
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T. C. Sweatt, Webster |
Buckwheat. Corn |
|
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|
R. N. S. Batchelder, Northfield |
Timothy, rye, barley, buckwheat |
|
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|
J. W. Clement, Warner |
Popcorn |
|
|
|
Silas Brooks, Freedom |
Corn |
|
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|
Warren Brown, Hampton Falls |
Corn |
|
|
|
Stephen Messer, New London |
Wheat |
|
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|
J. W. French, N. Haverhill |
Wheat |
|
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|
John D. Colby, Warner |
Wheat |
|
|
|
C. T. Piermont, Lebanon |
Wheat |
|
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Edwin F. Evans, Rochester |
Oats |
|
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J. W. Folsom. Salisbury |
Oats |
|
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Edwin F. Evans, Rochester |
Rye |
|
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Simon Whittier, Newport |
Rye |
|
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S. R. Abbott, Wilton |
Rye |
|
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C. W. F. Spiller, Pittsfield |
Rye |
|
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Merrill Moore, Northfield |
Rye and Barley |
|
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|
Robert T. Gould, Hopkinton |
Barley |
|
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|
J. H. Todd, New London |
Barley |
|
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John C. McIntosh, Pittsfield |
Barley |
|
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W. H. Parry, Newport |
Corn and Beans |
|
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R. M. Towle, Freedom |
Corn |
|
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W. D. Tuttle, East Andover |
Corn |
|
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|
H. L. Webster, W. Canaan |
Corn |
|
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E. A. Wells, Enfield |
Corn |
|
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|
J. E. Wilkins, Hillsboro Centre |
Corn |
|
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J. M. Taylor, Sanbornton |
Corn |
|
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|
J. M. Connor, Hopkinton |
Indian Corn |
|
|
|
T. A. & A. H. Stevens, Grafton |
Corn |
|
3 |
|
Francis R. Renick, Tamworth |
Maple sugar and syrup |
|
|
|
Benj. F. Fellows, Centre Sandwich |
Maple sugar and syrup |
|
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|
Albert S. Pollard, Tamworth |
Maple sugar and syrup |
|
|
|
J. M. Burley, East Wakefield |
Maple sugar and syrup |
|
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|
G. W. Dearborn, Campton |
Maple sugar & syrup |
|
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|
Henry C. Smith, Plymouth |
Maple sugar and syrup |
|
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|
Chas. V. Smart, Rumney |
Maple sugar and syrup |
|
|
|
Geo. H. Smith, N. Sandwich |
Maple sugar & syrup |
|
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|
Edwin G. Clark, Tamworth |
Maple sugar and syrup |
|
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J. H. Clark, S. Acworth |
Maple sugar and syrup |
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E. H. Burrows, Centre Sandwich |
Maple sugar and syrup |
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Edward H. Elliott, Rumney |
Maple sugar and syrup |
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Samuel E. Smith, Centre Sandwich |
Maple sugar and syrup |
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David H. Pulsifer, Campton |
Maple sugar and syrup |
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C. W. Pulsifer, Campton |
Maple sugar and syrup |
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Elmer F. Holmes, Campton |
Maple sugar and syrup |
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H. H. Quimby. N. Sandwich |
Maple sugar and syrup |
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A. McCrollis, Sandwich |
Maple sugar and syrup |
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L. C. Ambrose, N. Sandwich |
Maple sugar and syrup |
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John S. Quimby, Centre Sandwich |
Maple sugar and syrup |
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Thos. S. Pulsifer, Campton |
Maple sugar and syrup |
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5 |
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C. W. Bedell, Littleton |
Peas |
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George P. Dickey, So. Acworth |
Beans |
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Shaker Society, Enfield |
Beans |
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O. C. Foss, Plymouth |
Beans |
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7 |
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Short Falls Creamery, Short Falls |
Butter |
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Lyman Creamery, Lyman |
Butter |
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East Haverhill Creamery, East Haverhill |
Butter |
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North Haverhill Creamery, North Haverhill |
Butter |
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Lisbon Creamery, Lisbon |
Butter |
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C. H. Waterhouse, Cornish |
Butter |
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Peterboro Creamery, Peterboro |
Butter |
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D. Whiting & Sons Creamery, Wilton |
Butter |
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Claremont Creamery. Claremont |
Butter |
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Cornish Creamery, Cornish |
Butter |
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Hillside Creamery, Cornish |
Butter |
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R. T. Gould, Hopkinton |
Butter |
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Bath Creamery, Bath |
Butter |
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Lyme Creamery, Lyme |
Butter |
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Haverhill Creamery Co., Haverhill |
Butter |
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John W. Nye, Keene |
Butter |
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Albert Corbett, Colebrook |
Butter |
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J. M. Connor, Hopkinton |
Butter |
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West Lebanon Creamery Co., West Lebanon |
Butter |
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Oxford Creamery, Oxford |
Butter |
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Pinnacle Dairy Farm, Walpole |
Butter |
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Baker's River Creamery, West Rumney |
Butter |
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Monadnock Farms, Monadnock |
Butter |
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G. B. Matthews, Franklin |
Butter |
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Jos. Bernard, Hopkinton |
Butter |
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C. E. Henry, Peterborough |
Butter |
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Lebanon Creamery, Lebanon |
Butter |
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Guernsey Dairy Creamery, Contoocook |
Butter |
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Mrs. J. W. Farr, Littleton |
Butter |
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N. H. Experimental Station, Durham |
Butter |
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Henry C. Smith, Plymouth |
Butter |
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W. D. Baker, Quincy |
Butter |
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Geo. W. Stanley, Drewsville |
Butter |
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Contoocook Valley Creamery, Henniker |
Butter |
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Mrs. C. W. Emery, Canterbury |
Butter |
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John Barnard, Hopkinton |
Butter |
B - Horticulture |
21 |
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Grafton County Agriculture Society, W. D. Baker, Sec'y, Quincy |
Collection of apples |
D - Fish & Fisheries |
41 |
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Walter Aiken, Franklin |
Paintings of fishes |
H - Manufactures |
102 |
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Amory Mfg. Co., Manchester |
Cotton goods. Sheetings. Shirtings. Jeans. Sateens |
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Stark Hills, Manchester |
Cotton goods. Sheetings. Drills. Ducks. Grain bags |
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Amoskeag Mfg. Co., Manchester |
Cotton goods. Ginghams. Tickings. Stripes. Cotton flannels. Denim |
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Claremont Hills, Claremont |
Cotton sheeting |
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Gt. Falls Mfg. Co., Gt. Falls |
Bleached cotton goods. Brown cotton goods |
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Cocheco Mfg. Co., Dover |
Printed & dyed cotton dress fabrics |
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Nashua Mfg. Co., Nashua |
Cotton flannels, plushes, sheetings, skirtings |
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Jackson Co., Nashua |
Cotton sheetings, Shirtings. Flannels |
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103 |
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Cocheco Mfg. Co., E. Rochester |
Flannel suitings. Flannel sackings |
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Devonshire Mills, Goffs Falls |
Woolen dress goods |
|
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Gonic Mfg. Co., Gonic |
Woolen dress goods |
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Monadnock Mills, Claremont |
Marseilles quilts |
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Sawyer Woolen Mills, Dover |
Woolen goods for men's wear. Worsted goods for men's wear |
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115 |
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Goodell Co., Antrim |
Apple and potato parers. Cherry stoners |
L - Liberal Arts |
147 |
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Crosby Invalid Furniture Co., Nashua |
Beds and pictures |
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149 |
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Diocese of Manchester, Manchester |
Catholic School Exhibit |
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Dartmouth College, Hanover |
Students work |
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Kimball Union Academy, Meridian |
Students' work |
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Mt. St. Mary's Academy, Manchester |
Class work, history, penmanship, etc. |
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Public School, Dover |
Primary work, design and color work |
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Public School, Franklin |
Class work |
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Public School, Nashua |
Pupils' work |
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Public School, Portsmouth |
Pupils' work |
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St. Aloysius School, Nashua |
Class work |
|
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St. Augustin's Academy, Manchester |
School work and drawing |
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St. Joseph's High School, Manchester |
Class work, drawing and photos |
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Sisters of Mercy, Manchester |
Class work of 5 schools |
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State of New Hampshire, State Superintendent of Schools, Concord |
Educational exhibit |
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State Normal School, Plymouth |
Pupils' work |
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Walker, Thos. J., Plymouth |
Transparent photographs, and topographical maps |
|
155 |
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Hall, Mrs. John E., Lisbon |
Needlework and lace |
G - Transportation |
80 |
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Gordon & Hamilton, Concord |
Automatic side door latches |
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83 |
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Rubber Step Mfg. Co., Exeter |
Rubber covered step pad for vehicles |
F - Machinery |
69 |
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Page Belting Co., Concord |
Link belting. Leather belting |
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70 |
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Sam'l Estman & Co., East Concord |
Fire hose. Nozzles & holder & leather fire hose |
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Manchester Locomotive Works, Manchester |
Fire engines |
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71 |
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Flather & Co., Nashua |
Screw machine. Screw cutting engine lathes. Planing machine, Hand reaming machines. |
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72 |
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Felton, A. A. & Son Co., Manchester |
Power wheel brushes for shoe manufacturing purposes |
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Rockingham Machine Co., Exeter |
Wax burnishing machine |
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73 |
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White, John A. & Co., Dover |
Transmitter of power, its introduction in the mechanism of a combined hand scroll & band re-saw, hand turning lathe and surface planer |
E - Mines and Mining |
44 |
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State of New Hampshire |
Granite in blocks |
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Barker, L. G., Concord |
Soldiers memorial tablet |
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46 |
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Palermo Mica Co., N. Greton |
Mica and associated minerals |
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State of New Hampshire |
Mica |
New Jersey |
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A - Agriculture |
4 |
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Joseph H. Avery, Phillipsburg |
Potatoes |
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Samuel Kay, Swedesboro |
Sweet Potatoes |
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W. H. Steward, Swedesboro |
Sweet Potatoes |
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Wm. W. Winner, Burlington |
Potatoes |
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Geo. B. Wetherill, Burlington |
Sweet Potatoes |
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John M. Kaighn, Ellisburg |
Potatoes |
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Wm. H. Borden, Swedesboro |
Sweet Potatoes |
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B. F. Rulon, Swedesboro |
Sweet Potatoes |
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Wm. Fennimore, Burlington |
Sweet Potatoes |
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Eli Sharpless, Moorestown |
Potatoes |
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Linseman & Meyer, Philipsburg |
Potatoes |
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Wm. R. Lippincot, Moorestown |
Potatoes |
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8 |
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P. Lorillard Co., Jersey City |
Collection of plug, fine cut, smoking tobacco and snuff |
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Aug M. Devoe, Spotswood |
Snuff |
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16 |
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Duane H. Nash, Millington |
Harrows |
|
19 |
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United Indurated Fibre Co., Lockport |
Collection of indurated fibre ware |
|
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Murphy Varnish Co., Newark |
Combination of fine varnishes and methods of use |
B - Horticulture |
20 |
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New Jersey State, Newark |
Grapes |
|
21 |
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New Jersey State, Newark |
Apples, peaches, pears, quinces, crabapples and cranberries. Currants and strawberries. Fruits in syrup |
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Roberts, Horace, Fellowship |
Apples and pears |
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Ward, W. R., Newark |
Apples, pears and peaches |
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22 |
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May, John N., Summit |
New Rose |
|
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Pitcher & Manda, Short Hills |
Collection of roses. Collection of orchids. Collection of rhododendrons. Collection of cannas. Collection of bulbs and bulbous flowering plants. Collection of herbaceous plants. Collection of flowering annuals. Collection of palms. Collection of ferns (tree & other) |
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Pitcher & Manda, Short Hills |
Collection of ornamental foliage plants. Arancarias, Bay tree etc. Floral photos |
|
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Sturtevant, Edward, Bordentown |
Aristolochia. Aquatics |
|
23 |
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Pitcher & Manda, Short Hills |
Collection of seeds |
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26 |
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Johnson, J. C., Atlantic City |
Crystal fountains and signs |
C - Live Stock |
Dorset Horn |
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Rutherford Stuyvesant, Allamuchy |
Ram 3 years or over. Ram 2 years under 3. Ram 2 years under 3. Ram 1 year under 2. Ram 1 year under 2. Ram under 1. Ram & 3 ewes all over 2 years Ram & 3 ewes all over 2 years. Pen of 5 ewes 2 years or over bred by exhibitor. Pen of 2 rams and 3 ewes under 2 years bred by exhibitor. Ram of any age |
D - Fish & Fisheries |
39 |
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A. F. Meisselbach & Bro., Newark |
Fishing reels, landing nets & rod holder |
K - Fine Arts |
140. Oil Painting |
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Inness, George, Montclair |
Sundown in the Lane. Threatening. End of the Shower. Nine o'clock. Sunny Autumn Day. Winter Morning. A gray, lowery day. White Mountain Valley. September Afternoon. Twilight. Near Marshfield. Sunburst. Millpond. Delaware Valley, A day in June |
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143. Etchings, Engravings and Prints |
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French, Frank, East Orange |
Wood Engravings. A Christmas Vigil. Under the Mistletoe. Christmas Chimes. Clara. Valentin. Old Residenter. Country Store. Daisies. Vale of Tears. African Woman. 3 Wood Engravings. Abundance (After Martiny). Heneyah (After Bridgman). The Tiger Hunt (After Barys). Rose Leaves (After Humphrey Moore). Isaac Walton (After Boughton). The Rare Vase (After Fortuny). Portrait of a Lady (After F. Dielman). - In the Enemy's Country (After Gilbert Gaul). Lacing the Sandal (After F. D. Millet). Bust of Mark Twain. |
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F. S. King, Roseville |
Wood Engravings (After F. S. Church). Battle of the Sirens (After F. S. Church). Knowledge is Power (After F. S. Church). Fog (After F. S. Church). Pandora's Box (After F. S. Church). Girl and Tigers (After F. S. Church). Charge of the Cuirassiers (after Aime Morot). Ivan the Terrible. Wood Engravings. Knowledge is Power (After F. S. Church). Battle of the Sirens (After F. S. Church). The Sorceress (After F. S. Church). Fog (After F. S. Church). Pandora's Box (After F. S. Church). Girl and Tigers (After F. S. Church). Charge of the Cuirassiers (After Aime Morot). The Sibyl (After F. S. Church). Christmas Fantasy. F. S. Church in his Studio. The Quartette (After W. Dannat). A Difference (After E. W. Blashfield) |
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Kruell, Gustav, East Orange |
Portrait of Wm. Loyd Garrison. Abraham Lincoln. U. S. Grant. Daniel Webster. Harriet Beecher Stowe. General Sherman. Wm. N. Hunt. Asa Gray. James Russell Lowell. Charles Darwin, 1854. Charles Darwin at 70. Rent Day (After Alfred Kappes) |
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Caroline A. Powell, Trenton |
The Resurrection (After John LaFarge). An Organist. A Harpist. A Bit of Sunshine. The Three Marys (After John La Farge). Lady and Horse (After A. H. Thayer). Gorilla. Bubbles (After Conture). Windmills |
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144. Miscellaneous Drawings |
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Penn, Harry, Montclair |
Sepulchres of Ferdinand and Isabella, Philipp and Joanna, in the Royal Chapel, Granada. (Pen Drawing.) Escutcheon and fireplace in the manor house, Gardiner's Island. (Pen drawing.) Castillo de la Meta near Medina, Spain. (Wash drawing.) Kiga. (Wash drawing.) |
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Black and White |
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Penn, Harry, Montclair |
First Glimpse of the Kusneh, Petra. Tower of Trinity Church, Boston. Rousseau's House and Stairs to Studio at his death, 1867. East end of Ganne's Hotel, Barbison. On the Common (Gardiner's Island) |
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Frost, A. B., Courent, Morris County |
Pen drawings. Have you happened to hear any one speak of me? Is dese yer Bobolitionists got horns and huffs? The Negro leaned, exhausted, against the Wall. Men at a Card-table. An'then he marched off to bed by Himself. We'll all swear to it. If you pull that Trigger and hit the Mark, you can ride off free. Dead as a Hammer - Aint he, Mac? A Prize. Fishing for striped bass in the surf. The Ice Harvest. Missed Him Agin, By Ginger. Quail shooting - 4 barrels and 4 birds |
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Redwood, Allen C., Bergen Point |
Barksdale's Mississippians opposing laying of Pontoon, bridges. (Pen drawing). A Camp Teller (Pen drawing). I'm ready to begin right now. General Grant can't have any water from this spring. Perpetual motion. Hare. Our march against Pope (Pen drawing). A Stag Dance. The Retreat from Gettysburg. Dress Parade |
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139-145. Architecture |
|
Wood, Wm. Halsey, Newark |
Design for Cathedral of St. John the Divine, selected as one of the four in the final competition, 1891. (Pen drawing) |
L - Liberal Arts |
147 |
|
State Board of Health, Trenton |
Diagrams, reports and food adulterants |
|
149 |
|
Catholic Institute, Jersey City |
Elementary class work |
|
|
|
County Superintendent (S. R. Morse), Atlantic City |
Algae Marine of the N. J. Coast |
|
|
|
High and Training School, Jersey City |
School work |
|
|
|
Institute of the Holy Angels, Fort Lee |
Class work in English, French, German and drawing |
|
|
|
Johnson, Miss Lottie Gertrude, Trenton |
Musical methods and cabinet for school use |
|
|
|
Morse, S. R., Atlantic City |
63 wing cabinets |
|
|
|
Manual Training School, Camden |
Mechanical drawing, forging and carpentry |
|
|
|
New Jersey Training School for Feeble-Minded, Vineland |
School work |
|
|
|
Normal School and Model Schools, Trenton |
General class work |
|
|
|
Princeton College, Princeton |
Drawings, models and museum collection |
|
|
|
Princeton College, Princeton |
Special collection of physical apparatus. Collection of books, 3000 volumes, written by members. Collective exhibit |
|
|
|
Public Schools of Atlantic County, Atlantic City |
Class work |
|
|
|
Public Schools, Atlantic City |
Class work, drawing, mathematics, language and bookkeeping |
|
|
|
Public Schools of Burlington County, Bordentown |
Pupils work, mathematics and language |
|
|
|
Public Schools of Cumberland Co., Bridgeton |
Pupils work |
|
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Public Schools, Camden City |
Mathematics, science, photographs of buildings and maps |
|
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Public Schools, East Orange |
Mathematics, history, mechanical and free-hand drawing |
|
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Public Schools of Elizabeth |
Class work, clay work and drawing |
|
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Public Schools of Monmouth County, Freehold |
School work |
|
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Public Schools of Hoboken |
School work |
|
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Public Schools, Hudson County |
Rural and village schoolwork |
|
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Public Schools, Hackettstown |
Pupils work in geography, language, mathematics and history |
|
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Public Schools (Kindergarten), Jersey City |
Kindergarten work |
|
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Public Schools, Jersey City |
Graded and high school work |
|
|
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Public Schools, Long Branch |
Pupils work |
|
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Public Schools, Hunterdon County, Locktown |
Rural school work |
|
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Public High School, Morristown |
Work in language |
|
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Public Schools, Newark |
School Work |
|
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Public Schools, Middlesex County, New Brunswick |
School work, work in history, composition and literature |
|
|
|
Public Schools (Night School), Newark |
Architectural, mechanical and free-hand drawing |
|
|
|
Public Schools, Grange |
Manual training exhibit |
|
|
|
Public Schools, Paterson |
General school work |
|
|
|
Public Schools, Plainfield |
Class work |
|
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|
Public Schools, Passaic City |
Language, geography, photographs and herbarium |
|
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|
Public Schools, Salem |
Class work and cabinets |
|
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Public Schools, Trenton |
General class work |
|
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|
Public Schools, Union |
Drawing & clay models |
|
|
|
Public Schools, Vineland |
School work and carving |
|
|
|
School for the Deaf, Trenton |
Educational exhibit |
|
|
|
St. John's School, Paterson |
General class work |
|
|
|
St. Patrick's Cathedral School, Newark |
Class work and drawing |
|
|
|
State of New Jersey, Trenton |
Educational exhibit |
|
150 |
|
Newark Public Library, Newark |
Library charging system |
|
|
|
State Board of Women Managers, New Jersey (care Mrs. Margaret T. Yardley, chairman Com. on Literature, East Orange, New Jersey) |
Books and literature |
|
156 |
|
Compton, Mrs. M. J. |
Fish nets and wall baskets |
|
158 |
|
New Jersey Wire Cloth Co., Trenton |
Scenery |
M - Ethnology |
|
|
Ernest Volk (Collector) |
Skeleton in re-constructed grave. Archaeological collection from the Delaware Valley |
|
|
|
State of New Jersey |
Colonial exhibit. Historical collection |
H - Manufactures |
87 |
|
Joseph Dixon Crucible Co., Jersey City |
Plumbago Polish Shot |
|
88 |
|
Joseph Dixon Crucible Co., Jersey City |
Paints |
|
89 |
|
Joseph Dixon Crucible Co., Jersey City |
Graphite pencils |
|
|
|
Patterson Parchment Co., Passaic (Trans. from N. Y.) |
Vegetable parchment paper |
|
|
|
Esterbrooke Steel Pen Mfg. Co., Camden |
Steel metallic pens |
|
|
|
Pomeroy Bros., Newark |
Writing inks, mucilage & mucilage bottles |
|
90 |
|
Stewart Hartshorn Co., E. Newark |
Tin rollers & Hartshorn new groove tin rollers |
|
|
|
Oliver, Miss, Grange |
Design for frieze |
|
91 |
|
Burroughs & Mountford Co., Trenton |
Semi-porcelaine decorated wares |
|
|
|
Mercer Pottery Co., Trenton |
Semi-porcelain plain wares |
|
|
|
Willets Mfg. Co., Trenton |
White Buleck wares |
|
|
|
Patterson, Miss Amelia, Salem |
China plate |
|
|
|
Mrs. Eugenia Launitz Raymond, East Orange, N. J. |
China |
|
97 |
|
Wymble Mfg. Co., Newark |
Silver deposit ware |
|
|
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Whitehead & Hoag, Newark |
Ribbons & metal badges |
|
100 |
|
John Erskine & Co., Union Hill |
Silk ribbons |
|
|
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McLaughlin Braid Co., Paterson |
Silk, silk & mohair, mohair braids |
|
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Meisch Mfg. Co., Paterson |
Silk ribbons |
|
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Simon, R. & H., Union Hill |
Dress silks, ribbons |
|
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Anderson Bros., Paterson |
Tie silks |
|
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|
Phoenix Silk Mfg. Co., Paterson |
Silk ribbons, dress goods, serges, linings, handkerchiefs & mufflers |
|
|
|
Meyenberg (Corp.), Hoboken |
Silk fur. Tie silk |
|
102 |
|
Barbour Bros. & Co., Paterson |
Threads for boots, shoes and saddle use |
|
103 |
|
Bound Brook Woolen Mills, Bound Brook |
Cassimeres, overcoatings, cloakings. Cotton warp |
|
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Bells Sons, Henry H., Milton |
Knit goods, hosiery, Eider down cloth |
|
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Norfolk & New Brunswick Hosiery Co., New Brunswick |
Knitted underwear |
|
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Raritan Woolen Mills, Raritan |
Fancy cassimeres. Chinchillas, overcoatings and cloakings |
|
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Somerset Mfg. Co., Raritan |
Fancy cassimeres. Chinchillas, Overcoatings, and cloakings |
|
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Thos. Oakes & Co., Bloomfield |
Beavers, kerseys, blue uniform cloth, meltons, carriage cloth, doeskins, broadcloth |
|
104 |
|
Weingarten Bros., Newark |
Corsets |
|
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Am. Porpoise Lace Co., Newark |
Shoe laces |
|
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Bannister & Co., Jas. A., Newark |
Boots, shoes & slippers |
|
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St. John Mfg. Co., Jersey City |
Infants soft sole shoes and slippers |
|
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Domestic Sewing Machine Co., Newark |
Sewing machine specimens of work |
|
106 |
|
Curtis, Mrs., East Orange |
Lace collar & cuffs |
|
|
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Davis, Mrs. B. G., Tuckerton |
Embroidered bed-spread |
|
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Stewart, F.B., Newark |
Lace |
|
110 |
|
Pottberg & Bros., Louis, Jersey City |
Fancy goods, boxes, picture frames, albums, toilet cases |
|
|
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Jay & Seliger, Newark |
Aluminum Cologne cases. Elastic metal belt |
|
111 |
|
Halsey, Sam & Son, Newark |
Patent enameled & fancy leather |
|
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Nowell & Co., T.P., Newark |
Patent & enameled leather |
|
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Halsey & Smith, J.H., Newark |
Hides of leather, patent & carriage leather |
|
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Kaufherr & Co., Newark |
Alligator leather, lizard & snake skin, fancy leather |
|
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Reilly & Son, Patrick, Newark |
Patent & enamel leather |
|
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Smith, Hugh, Newark |
Patent & enamel leather. Upholstery leather |
|
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Woodside Pat. Calf Mfg. Co., Newark |
Patent & enameled leather |
|
114 |
|
Clark Bros. Lamp, Brass & Copper Co., Trenton |
Parlor, library, hall, banquet lamps & chandelier lamp. Brass, onyx, piano lamps, metal lamps |
|
|
|
American Lamp & Brass Co., Trenton |
Am. Center draft burner. Am. center draft lamps |
|
115 |
|
Griffing Iron Co., A.A., Jersey City |
Radiators |
|
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Dixon Crucible Co., Jas., Jersey City |
Stove polish |
|
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W.A. Dagget & Co., Vineland |
Self-basting roaster. Baking pan |
|
117 |
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Wire Cloth Co., N.J., Trenton |
Wire lath, floor. Ceiling. |
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115 |
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Trenton Iron Co., Trenton |
Iron & steel wire. Telegraph & telephone wire. Spring weaving, tempered steel & music wire |
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119 |
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Osborne & Co., C.S., Newark |
Harness makers & saddler's tools. Plumber's tools |
F - Machinery |
69 |
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National Iron Works Co., New Brunswick |
Rocking and dumping grate |
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National Water Tube Boiler Co., New Brunswick |
Water tube oilers. Standard rocking grate bars |
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Ruble American Blower and Injector Co., Newark |
Blower |
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71 |
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Fisher, Clark, Trenton |
Anvils, vises & anvils & vises combined |
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Ferracute Machine Co., Bridgeton |
Cutting presses |
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Gould & Eberhardt, Newark |
Combination drill & tapping press & shapers. New type gear cutter. Patent shapers |
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Sloan, Chas. & Co., Newark |
Small bench lathes & attachments |
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Pond Machine Tool Co., Plainfield |
Lathes & boring machines. 42 car wheel or tire lathe for turning tires on their axles. Planers |
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72 |
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Bees, John & Co., Paterson |
Jacquard loom for high grade work, art weaving |
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Osborn, H.F., Newark |
Tools & Machinery for saddle & harness making |
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73 |
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Smith, H.B. Machine Co., Smithville |
Moulding machines. Wood working machinery. Tenoning machinery |
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74 |
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Scott, Walker & Co., Plainfield |
Collective exhibit of rotary & cylinder printing press machinery. Bed driving movement for bed cylinder printing presses; lever movement for utilizing the driving power of cylinder printing presses. Lithographic printing press. Electro plate bending machine |
J. - Electricity |
123 |
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Weston Electric Instrument Co., Newark |
Class 761-Standard resistances and bridges. Class 764-Ammeters, voltmeters and wattmeters for alternating currents. Ammeters and voltmeters, portable and standard for direct currents |
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126 |
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J. A. Roebling Sons Co., Trenton |
Class 769-Bare copper wire |
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Weston Electric Instrument Co., Newark |
Class 769-Electrical measuring instruments for use upon switch boards |
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135 |
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Weston Electric Instrument Co., Newark |
Class 809-Electrical measuring instruments for physicians' use |
E - Mines and Mining |
63 |
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Trenton Iron Co., Trenton |
Wire rope haulage plant. Wire rope tramway |
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66 |
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Elbers, A., Hoboken |
Blast furnace, slag & its utilization |
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Shapleigh, Waldron, Gloucester |
Ores and raw earths |
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American Nickel Works, Camden |
Nickel ores |
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67 |
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Robelings [Roeblings] Sons Co., J.A., Trenton |
Book description modes of hauling underground |
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42 |
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Geological Survey of N.J., Trenton |
Ores and minerals |
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46 |
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Joseph Dixon Crucible Co., Jersey City |
Lines of plumbago crucibles 0000 to 300, retorts, boxes and forms. Line of plumbago stoppers and nozzles. Lubricating graphite. Crude graphite. Foundry facings, graphite. Line of plumbago dippers, bowls, stirrers and ladles |
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47 |
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Trinidad Asphalt Co., New Jersey |
Crude and refined Trinidad, asphalt & asphaltic cement |
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48 |
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N.J. Geological Dept., Trenton |
Marls |
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49 |
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Meeker, S.J., Newark |
Malleable iron, gray iron & brass castings |
G - Transportation |
80 |
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N.J. Steel & Iron Co., Trenton |
Draw-bridge turntable, chains |
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Taylor Iron & Steel Co., High Bridge |
Manganese steel wheels & steel tired wheels |
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Johnson R.R. Signal Co., Rahway |
Signals, switches, and appliances |
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Fisher, Clark, Trenton |
Rail joint |
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Leslie Bros. Mfg. Co., Paterson |
Rotary snow plow |
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Rogers Locomotive Works, Paterson |
Three locomotives |
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81 |
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Trenton Iron Co., Trenton |
Aerial tramways & rolling stock, interlocked wire ropes & cables |
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Rowell-Potter Safety Stop Co., Jersey City |
Automatic block & safety stop system |
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86 |
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Taylor Iron & Steel Co., High Bridge |
Cast steel common shell |
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83 |
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Turnbull & Co., Newark |
Patented adult black funeral car |
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P. Riely & Son, Newark |
Top & trimming leather |
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Hill, Thomas, Jersey City |
Dumping wagon |
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84 |
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Trenton Iron Co., Trenton |
One ton cable hoist |
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85 |
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State of New Jersey |
Photographs of coast |
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Hoboken Ferry Co., Hoboken |
Model of ferry boat. Engine & boiler of first twin screw steamboat |
New York |
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A - Agriculture |
1 |
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William Andrews, Bristol |
Barley |
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Chas. P. Gregory, Geneva |
Barley |
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V. W. Clark, West Bethany |
Barley |
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E. R. Quinn, Waterloo |
Rye |
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John W. Jones, Elmira |
Rye |
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W. B. Isham, New York City |
Rye |
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J. H. Woodin, Waterloo |
Rye |
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A. G. Aldridge, Victor |
Rye |
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P. R. Polton. Monticello |
Rye |
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E. A. Raymond, Redford |
Rye |
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George Fisher, Handy Creek |
Rye |
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Chas. Sutton, Shortsville |
Rye |
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Scott Nichols, Adamsville |
Rye |
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Hiram Hasbrook, Lloyd |
Rye |
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John W. Nells, Palatine Bridge |
Rye |
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Charles H. Tuttle, Clockville |
Rye. Wheat |
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Alex. B. Steward, Ballston Centre |
Rye |
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J. J. McVean, Jamestown |
Rye |
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Robt. Nuteway, Schoharie |
Rye |
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A. Yaster, Sandy Mill |
Rye |
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Peter F. Nichols, Lewis |
Rye |
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Richard Muiser, Suffern |
Rye |
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Peter Wolverton, Canandaigua |
Clover Seed |
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David Howettse, Varick |
Clover Seed |
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Richard Howerth, Varick |
Clover Seed |
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John L. Diamson, Lockport |
Clover Seed |
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Richard Howarth, East Varick |
Clover Seed |
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M. C. Donkleberger, East Varick |
Clover Seed |
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E. & N. Salisbury, Hindsburg |
Red Clover |
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Anna G. Timmermann, Medina |
Barley |
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S. D. Howell, Melville |
Barley. Wheat |
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A. D. Grinnell, East Shelby |
Barley |
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J. Burch, Medina |
Barley |
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A. F. Leach, Lyons |
Barley |
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J. E. Didama, Medina |
Barley. Wheat |
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Fred Mendock, Medina |
Barley |
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Sherman Lewis, Penn Yan |
Barley |
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Peter Henderson & Co. |
Barley, buckwheat, grass timothy, clover seed, corn, wheat & collective exhibit of grasses |
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Thomason Kingford, Oswego |
Barley |
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D. D. Mackey, Highland |
Corn |
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E. W. Conklin & Son, Binghamton |
Clover & timothy seed |
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M. F. Pierson, Seneca Castle |
Corn - Beans |
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Mrs. O. E. Maynard, Waterloo |
Corn |
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A. Brunnayhim, Fonda |
Corn |
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A. W. Knapp, Seneca Castle |
Corn |
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D. E. Williams, Geneva |
Corn |
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H. S. Bowen, Newport |
Corn |
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Arthur Murphy, Seneca Castle |
Corn |
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M. R. H. Croff, Hopewell |
Corn |
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A. J. Newcombe, Flint |
Corn |
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W. G. Archer, Clifton Springs |
Corn |
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John Newton, Hopewell Centre |
Collection of Corn |
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Ontario County Exhibit |
Corn |
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David Marsh, Cuylerville |
Corn |
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F. B. Hopkins, Bath |
Corn |
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G. W. Decker, Monticello |
Corn |
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Albert Fisher, Ithaca |
Corn |
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T. H. King, Trumensburg |
Corn |
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Charles H. Aldrich, Mattituck |
Corn |
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Isaac Jolly, West Fayette |
Corn |
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John Colbman, Hopewell Centre |
Corn |
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W. B. Pease, Lockport |
Corn |
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G. S. Thompson, Amenia |
Corn |
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John Howland, Gloversville |
Corn |
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George Morgan, Easton |
Corn |
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Amos Wilcox, Jamestown |
Corn |
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William Fox, Clifton Springs |
Corn, Clover, Wheat |
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D. A. Laub, Waterloo |
Corn |
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W. S. Buchan, Hopewell Centre |
Corn |
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John. M. Thorn. Enfield |
Corn |
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A. P. Rowley, So. Cortland |
Corn |
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J. J. McVean, Johnstown |
Corn |
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John R. Stone, West Fayette |
Corn |
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J. H. Davison, Millbrook |
Corn |
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J. Reissugue, Blaine |
Corn. Beans |
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C. Sholts, Schoharie |
Corn |
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William O. Newman, Ithaca |
Corn |
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R. M. Lee, So. Bloomfield |
Corn |
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W. H. Link, Reeds Corners |
Corn |
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James Hollands, Seneca Castle |
Corn |
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Ed. Bridlyn, Orleans |
Corn |
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C. T. Eastman, Woodville |
Corn |
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Peter Cummings, Schoharie |
Corn |
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W. P. Clark, Waddington |
Corn |
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J. S. Oxmer, New Haven |
Corn |
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James Wilcox, East Chatham |
Corn |
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Arthur Cummings, Cuylerville |
Corn |
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George Bates, Cambria |
Corn |
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D. McGram, McDougals |
Corn |
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C. M. Hibbard, Sprout Brook |
Corn |
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W. F. Black, Billsboro |
Corn |
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Carver Longwell, Bradford |
Corn |
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Frank Ansley, Seneca Castle |
Corn |
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S. W. Case, Orleans |
Corn |
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James L. Weed, Ballston |
Corn |
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F. C. Lowman, Nichols |
Corn |
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John McCann, Elmira |
Corn |
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Moses Smith, Hallsville |
Corn |
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D. B. Stillman, Brockfield |
Corn |
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George Hart, Spencerport |
Corn |
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Harry Beaver, Millville |
Wheat |
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State of New York |
Collective Exhibit of Cereals and Vegetables |
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Tinkham E. Sims, Akron |
Barley |
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J. G. Billinger, Herkimer |
Wheat |
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James H. Gray, Lima |
Wheat |
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Orleans County Exhibit |
Wheat |
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Ed. S. Hill, Peruville |
Japanese buckwheat |
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H. S. Bonnell, Waterloo |
Beans, Japanese buckwheat |
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Rhodes Trickey, Bristol Springs |
Buckwheat |
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H. Preston, Pittsford |
Buckwheat. Beans |
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J. B. Sanders, Bristol Springs |
Buckwheat |
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A. Donald, Horseheads |
Collection of grass |
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Daniel Batchelor, Utica |
Timothy & collection of grass |
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Charles Cooledge, Phelps |
Corn. Rye |
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J. S. Thompson, Amenis |
Corn |
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E. Ferguson, Orleans |
Corn |
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Henry Ham, Lyndonville |
Wheat |
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William Hamilton, Caledonia |
Wheat |
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James Ryan, Shelby Centre |
Wheat |
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N. G. Coon, Medina |
Wheat. Barley |
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A. Horning, Phelps |
Wheat |
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F. B. Chapman, Chapinsville |
Wheat |
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James Miller, Penn Yan |
Wheat |
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John Paine, Greece |
Wheat. Beans |
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George P. Rogers, Barre Centre |
Wheat |
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S. M. Townsend, Lodi |
Wheat |
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H. C. Cook, Dundee |
Wheat |
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A. A. Donolds, Medina |
Barley |
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John Sherwood, Medina |
Barley |
|
2 |
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Columbia Macaroni Co., New York |
Italian Pastes |
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Kingsford & Son, Oswego |
Starches |
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National Starch Mfg. Co., New York |
Starches |
|
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Cornelia E. Martin, New York |
Brandied Fruits. Fruit Preserves. Fruit Jellies. Vegetable Pickles |
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Miss Juliet Corson, New York |
Cooking School |
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E. R. Durkee, New York |
Baking Powder |
|
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Thatcher's Baking Powder Co., Potsdam |
Baking Powder |
|
3 |
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Julius Hoffman, Canajoharie |
Products in which honey enters, comb honey, extracted honey |
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F. C. Hutchins, Massena Springs |
Clover extracted honey |
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Mrs. Chas. Faville, Holland |
Extracted linden honey |
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C. V. Lindsay, Attica |
Comb honey |
|
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Orel L. Hershiser, Buffalo |
Honey produced from Apiary in operation at Fair |
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Fred H. Fargo, Batavia |
Comb Honey |
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Adams & Sons Co., Brooklyn |
Chewing Gum |
|
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Nat. Starch Mfg. Co., New York |
Grape Sugar, Glucose |
|
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Am. Sugar Ref. Co., New York |
Refined & cane sugars |
|
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Am. Sugar Ref. Co., New York |
Best Beet Sugar |
|
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Ralph Rundell, Pitcher |
Maple Sugar |
|
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Malcolm Little, Malcom |
Amber Cane Syrup |
|
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Morris Brown, Otselie Center |
Maple Sugar |
|
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E. W. Termant, Willet |
Maple Sugar |
|
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H. P. Smith, Union Valley |
Maple Syrup. Maple Sugar |
|
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Frank Hakes, Pitcher |
Maple Syrup |
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Wm. McIntyre, Marathon |
Maple Syrup |
|
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A. F. Baldwin, St. Otsile |
Maple Sugar |
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A. D. Warren, De Ruyter |
Maple Sugar |
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Isaac McReel, Poplar Ridge |
Amber Cane Syrup |
|
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Irwin Holcomb, Butternut Grove |
Maple Cream |
|
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Schall & Co., New York |
Ornamental Confectionery |
|
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Henry Maillard, New York |
Confectioneries & Chocolate |
|
|
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J. E. Hetherington, Cherry Valley |
Clover Comb Honey |
|
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M. E. Hastings, New York Mills |
Comb & Extracted honey and Bee-keepers supplies |
|
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W. T. Falconer Mfg. Co., Jamestown |
Beeswax & Bee-keepers supplies |
|
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J. Van Densen & Co., Sprout Brook |
Comb Foundation |
|
4 |
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W. H. Roberts, Franklin |
Potatoes |
|
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|
Frank Qua, Washington County |
Potatoes |
|
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E. Preston, Monroe |
Potatoes |
|
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B. W. Baggerly, Ontario County |
Potatoes |
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Howard Leoucks, Madison Co. |
Potatoes |
|
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Benj. S. Shum, Rockland County |
Potatoes |
|
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Geo. A. Bonnel, Seneca County |
Potatoes |
|
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R. F. Ditus, Queens County |
Potatoes |
|
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C. E. Chapman, Thompson County |
Potatoes |
|
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W. P. Rupert & Son, Ontario |
Potatoes |
|
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J. L. Billington, East Aurora |
Potatoes |
|
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C. E. Garcargus, Lyons |
Potatoes |
|
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H. G. Breese, Hooras |
Potatoes |
|
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G. M. Hull, Merrifield |
Potatoes |
|
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A. G. Coyes, Attica |
Potatoes |
|
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Sidney Lewis, Onondago |
Potatoes |
|
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R. N. Lewis, Red Hook |
Potatoes |
|
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B. Ryall, Saratoga Springs |
Potatoes |
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W. T. Marks, Chopinsville |
Potatoes |
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E. Hulbert, Trenton |
Potatoes |
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H. C. Pearson, St. Lawrence Co. |
Potatoes |
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J. A. Brace, Orleans County |
Potatoes |
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E. M. Bracey, St. Lawrence |
Potatoes |
|
5 |
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Geo. Blanchard, Lyndonville |
Beans |
|
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Romango Price, Lyndonville |
Beans |
|
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J. C. Lopper, Holley |
Beans |
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Edwin Conner, Carlyon |
Beans |
|
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Philo Burch, Carleton |
Beans |
|
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D. L. Roberts, Royalton Center |
Beans |
|
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Cubit Floreg, Shelby |
Beans |
|
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James H. Fletcher, Waterport |
Beans |
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J. D. McBain, Brookport |
Beans |
|
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J. D. Webster & Son, Medina |
Beans |
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H. M. Starr, Medina |
Beans |
|
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Wm. V. Wilson, Medina |
Beans |
|
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C. W. Wilkie, Flint |
Beans |
|
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E. C. Brown, Rochester |
Peas |
|
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H. B. Tuller, Rochester |
Peas |
|
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Chas. Leonard, Shelby Centre |
Peas |
|
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A. D. James, Knowlesville |
Peas |
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Wm. Whittaker, Knowlesville |
Peas |
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R. R. Brown & Son, Carlton |
Peas |
|
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F. W. Paine, Albion |
Peas |
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Daniel Pickett, Millville |
Peas |
|
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Geo. Paine, Billsboro' |
Peas |
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G. Bergeman, Yates |
Peas |
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J. H. Whitney, Millville |
Peas |
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Jake Whittleton, Medina |
Peas |
|
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|
Orleans County Exhibit |
Peas |
|
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J. N. Howard, Canandaigua |
Peas |
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S. D. Howell, Millville |
Peas |
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H. D. Gould, Yates |
Peas |
|
6 |
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Curtice Bros. & Co., Rochester |
Canned Meats. Canned Vegetables |
|
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Franco-American Food Co., New York City |
Soups, Chicken and Game Pates in Cans |
|
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H. Humbert, Brooklyn |
Calves Foot Jelly |
|
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E. R. Durkee & Co., New York City |
Sauces and Condiments |
|
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L. Schepp, New York City |
Cream Fruit Puddings. Improved Cocoanut |
|
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Howell Condensing Co., Goshen |
Cream Fruit Pudding. Evaporated & Sterilized milk, unsweetened |
|
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New York Condensed Milk Co., New York City |
Extract of Coffee Sweet & Plain Condensed Milk |
|
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M. G. Dadirrian, New York City |
Matzoon. Matzol |
|
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Erie Preserving Co., Buffalo |
Catsup & canned vegetables |
|
7 |
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Chas. Austin, Deer River |
Cheese |
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E. A. Ayer, Rices |
Cheese |
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J. W. Ayer, Watertown |
Cheese |
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G. S. Alger, Martinsburg |
Cheese |
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J. F. Burleigh, Vernon |
Cheese |
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Geo. H. Boyd, Norwich |
Cheese |
|
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F. P. Baker, Camden |
Cheese |
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Albert Blum, Leyden |
Cheese |
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Jas. Briston, Sinclairville |
Cheese |
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John H. Berry, Spragueville |
Cheese |
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A. P. Brown, Fowler |
Cheese |
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M. J. Bobsein, Collins |
Cheese |
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Frank Bichie, Bigelow |
Cheese |
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G. L. Bartlett, Edwards |
Cheese |
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W. H. Cooper, Laona |
Cheese |
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Collins Centre, Collins |
Cheese |
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W. D. Conover, Leyden |
Cheese |
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Jos. Christ, Collins |
Cheese |
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N. E. Clark, Potsdam |
Cheese |
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W. A. Cowden, Attica |
Cheese |
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V. Carpenter, East Randolph |
Cheese |
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Burt Carpenter, Moons |
Cheese |
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H. M. Carpenter, Higginsville |
Cheese |
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Cold Brook Factory, Omar |
Cheese |
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G. B. Douglass, New York City |
Cheese |
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John P. Douglass, Theresa |
Cheese |
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Fred Dunaway, East Rodman |
Cheese |
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Albert Davey, Minden |
Cheese |
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A. E. DeGarmo, Ilion |
Cheese |
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Peter Dolphin, Winterton |
Cheese |
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B. Dickinson, S. Rutland |
Cheese |
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J. W. Dexter, Lycoming |
Cheese |
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Henry Erickson, Thornton |
Cheese |
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Experimental Station, Geneva |
Cheese |
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Zenus Eldred, Bridgewater |
Cheese |
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J. D. Evans, Attica |
Cheese |
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Elizabethtown Factory, M. Getman, Mohawk |
Cheese |
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A. D. Eames, Solsville |
Cheese |
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Empire State Factory, Clayton |
Cheese |
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W. H. Fitch, Lowville |
Cheese |
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James Farrell, Morristown |
Cheese |
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Wm. Flath, Philadelphia |
Cheese |
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Geo. Flath, Philadelphia |
Cheese |
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J. W. Ford, Fairfield |
Cheese |
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J. E. Finster, Lacona |
Cheese |
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Clark Fuller, Spragueville |
Cheese |
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Faemus Factory, Depanville |
Cheese |
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B. M. Graves, Lowville |
Cheese |
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E. G. Graves, Lowville |
Cheese |
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H. L. Grant, Rensselaerville |
Cheese |
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Wm. S. Griffith, De Peyster |
Cheese |
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H. J. Greer, Brier Hill |
Cheese |
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D. A. Goodrich, So. Champion |
Cheese |
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A. E. Gove, Pamelia 4 Corners |
Cheese |
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Alexander Getry, Jordanville |
Cheese |
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Gowanda Factory, Collins |
Cheese |
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W. N. Hambleton, DeWittville |
Cheese |
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J. B. Harris, Antwerp |
Cheese |
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Harry Harper |
Cheese |
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Michael Heily, Constableville |
Cheese |
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A. D. Hutchinson, Ellington |
Cheese |
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E. A. Hurst. Macomb |
Cheese |
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John S. Hardy, Copenhagen |
Cheese |
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J. R. Holden, Franklinville |
Cheese |
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S. A. Hall, Watertown |
Cheese |
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Chas. L. Hydorn, Morristown |
Cheese |
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M. Hunt, Sinclairville |
Cheese |
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Hill Spring Factory, Omar |
Cheese |
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J. Irwin, Sinclairville |
Cheese |
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L. A. Johnson, Collins |
Cheese |
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M. J. Johnson, DeKalb Junction |
Cheese |
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Jordanville Factory, M. Getman, Mohawk |
Cheese |
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Frank Lewis, Caneadea |
Cheese |
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Lawrence & Durland, Chester |
Cheese |
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H. H. Lemon, Pope |
Cheese |
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W. H. MaCadam, Rensselaer Falls |
Cheese |
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M. C. Morts, Mohawk |
Cheese |
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C. J. Morganstern, Attica |
Cheese |
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T. E. Moore, Collins |
Cheese |
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A. E. Miller, Siloam |
Cheese |
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D. H. Miller, Rodman |
Cheese |
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A. Miller, Adams |
Cheese |
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A. P. Merriam, Phoenix |
Cheese |
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L. Mowers, Mills Mills |
Cheese |
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Marshfield Factory, Collins |
Cheese |
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Fred Merry, Verona |
Cheese |
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Markhams Factory, Collins |
Cheese |
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Will Mutter, West Monroe |
Cheese |
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H. D. Moorehouse, Ava |
Cheese |
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J. & J. Neuschewander, Monroe |
Cheese |
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Frank Northup, Wegatchie |
Cheese |
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R. Norton, Attica |
Cheese |
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C. S. Older, Leon |
Cheese |
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John Oliver, Collins |
Cheese |
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Oscar Oyer, East Schuyler |
Cheese |
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"1000 Island" Factory, St. Lawrence |
Cheese |
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Geo. B. Porter, New Haven |
Cheese |
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H. Petrie, Turin, Lewis County |
Cheese |
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Pickard & Baker, Hermon |
Cheese |
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J. Parson, Moons |
Cheese |
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Wm. H. Prince, New York City |
Cheese |
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F. B. Quinlaven, Van Homesville |
Cheese |
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Lewis D. Raynor, Copenhagen |
Cheese |
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Isaac Ramsey, Morristown |
Cheese |
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C. P. Root, Gilbertsville |
Cheese |
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S. C. Rowley, Clear Creek |
Cheese |
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Alpheus Smith, Norwich |
Cheese |
|
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Jay H. Searl, Lowville |
Cheese |
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H. C. Seaon, Sinclairville |
Cheese |
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W. G. Segar, Pope |
Cheese |
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S. S. Stuber, Holland Patent |
Cheese |
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Star Factory Co., Antwerp |
Cheese |
|
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A. M. Stevens, Orwell |
Cheese |
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C. B. Still, Theresa |
Cheese |
|
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W. C. Spencer, Lowville |
Cheese |
|
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O. P. Stockwell, Attica |
Cheese |
|
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Luther Story, Kennedy |
Cheese |
|
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H. S. Sweetland, Randolph |
Cheese |
|
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Irving Smith, Richville |
Cheese |
|
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Mrs. A. J. Smith, Mannsville |
Cheese |
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A. E. Sheppner, Edwards |
Cheese |
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J. G. Sharp, Howard |
Cheese |
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T. C. Swift, Jordansville |
Cheese |
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Monroe Smith, East Randolph |
Cheese |
|
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N. A. Shannon, Edenton |
Cheese |
|
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A. A. Stevens, Charlotte Centre |
Cheese |
|
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Manley Stone, East Randolph |
Cheese |
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W. N. Smith, Paines Hollow |
Cheese |
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A. L. Tuttle, So. Edmeston |
Cheese |
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Thos. Thompson, Sinclairville |
Cheese |
|
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Union Factory, Collins |
Cheese |
|
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L. H. Tower, Moons |
Cheese |
|
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W. H. Vary, Harrisburg |
Cheese |
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H. Van Horne, No. Bay |
Cheese |
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M. D. Winchester, Attica |
Cheese |
|
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S. C. Wheelock, No. Winfield |
Cheese |
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C. T. Wheelock, West Winfield |
Cheese |
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C. B. Wakefield, Kennedy |
Cheese |
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T.J. Williams, Remsen |
Cheese |
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D. W. Water, Rices |
Cheese |
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J. E. Weller, Fairfield |
Cheese |
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C. B. Wilson, Fredonia |
Cheese |
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J. D. Wilder, Centralia |
Cheese |
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James L. Wood, DeKalb Junction |
Cheese |
|
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West Concord, Collins |
Cheese |
|
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Geo. Young, North Hammond |
Cheese |
|
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Young & Young, Fillmore |
Cheese |
|
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Lewis S. Youngling, New York City |
Cheese |
|
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Jacob Zoller, Little Falls |
Cheese |
|
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Zoar Factory, Collins |
Cheese |
|
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O. Anderson, Delhi |
Butter |
|
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J. R. Archibald, Margaretville |
Butter |
|
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A. P. Baldwin, So. Otselic |
Butter |
|
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B. S. Boyd, Loomis |
Butter |
|
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Roscoe Bailey, So. Jefferson |
Butter |
|
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Bakers Gilt Edge Creamery, M. T. Baker, Churubusco |
Butter |
|
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Wheeler A. Bishop, Castile |
Butter |
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C. Burroughs, Roxburg |
Butter |
|
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Hiram Brown, Cary's Mills |
Butter |
|
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Jas. F. Brown, East Meredith |
Butter |
|
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A. D. Boomhower, Moores Forks |
Butter |
|
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Archey Brooks, Tioga Center |
Butter |
|
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Daniel Craft, Stamford |
Butter |
|
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J. Camert, East Meredith |
Butter |
|
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I. Card, Berkshire |
Butter |
|
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A. & W. H. Cavin, Delhi |
Butter |
|
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C. H. Chambers, No. Lawrence |
Butter |
|
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H. G. Chandler, Ogdensburg |
Butter |
|
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W. I. Close, Margaretville |
Butter |
|
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E. S. Crapser, Waddington |
Butter |
|
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F. Craft, Roxburg (Roxbury) |
Butter |
|
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J. Cole, Margaretville |
Butter |
|
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A. S. Cotten, Clifton Springs |
Butter |
|
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E. Dales, Hobart |
Butter |
|
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H. I. Converse, Southville |
Butter |
|
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M. Dales, Roxbury |
Butter |
|
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Mrs. G. W. Danforth, Jefferson |
Butter |
|
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W. J. DeSilva, Marguriteville [Margaretville] |
Butter |
|
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A. T. Dumas, Hobart |
Butter |
|
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A. S. Eddy, McDonnorgh (McDonough) |
Butter |
|
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M. H. Flaherty, Messina (Massena) |
Butter |
|
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Isaac Tinkle, Shanertown (Shavertown) |
Butter |
|
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Morris Faulkner, Marguriteville [Margaretville] |
Butter |
|
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I. Gladstone, Andes |
Butter |
|
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|
Mrs. F. F. Gibson, Hobart |
Butter |
|
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|
Frank G. Hildreth, Herkimer |
Butter |
|
|
|
S. Hethering & Son, East Meredith |
Butter |
|
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|
F. W. Hawley, Pittsford |
Butter |
|
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|
Fred. E. Klossner, Port Leyden |
Butter |
|
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|
D. E. Kent, Watson |
Cheese |
|
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East Bridge Factory, M. Getman, Mohawk |
Cheese |
|
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|
T. P. & O. S. Howland, Walton |
Butter |
|
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|
C. R. Hunt, Franklin |
Butter |
|
|
|
C. O. Hanford, East Meredith |
Butter |
|
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|
D. J. Hanford, East Meredith |
Butter |
|
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|
H. W. Howe, Madrid Springs |
Butter |
|
|
|
Humphrey Bros., No. Bangor |
Butter |
|
|
|
Humphrey Bros., Marble River |
Butter |
|
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|
Humphrey Bros., Churubusco |
Butter |
|
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|
E. Hinkley, Roxbury |
Butter |
|
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|
John Hulbert, Chenango |
Butter |
|
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Mrs. Wm. Hungerford, Ithaca |
Butter |
|
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|
C. D. Harrington, Plymouth |
Butter |
|
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|
D. W. C. Irvin, Messina (Massena) |
Butter |
|
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J. R. Ingalls, Marguriteville (Margaretville) |
Butter |
|
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Geo. Johnson, Stamford |
Butter |
|
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J. B. Jackson, Crary's Mill |
Butter |
|
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|
Will E. Kay, Herkimer |
Butter |
|
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W. Kennedy, Stamford |
Butter |
|
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Kirkland Creamery, Kirkland |
Butter |
|
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C. H. Keator, Roxbury |
Butter |
|
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Oren Kittle, Jasper |
Butter |
|
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Saml. Lloyd, Franklin |
Butter |
|
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Theodore H. Leonard, Crary's Mills |
Butter |
|
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R. Leathe, Shanertown (Shavertown) |
Butter |
|
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Geo. Liddle, Andes |
Butter |
|
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John C. Lawrence, Marguriteville (Margaretville) |
Butter |
|
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La Grange Creamery Assoc., Poughkeepsie |
Butter |
|
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W. R. Mowry, Oxford |
Butter |
|
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W. E. Miller, Hobart |
Butter |
|
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Jno. T. McDonald, Chittenango |
Butter |
|
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H. Morse, Roxbury |
Butter |
|
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J. Burke Moore, Oxford |
Butter |
|
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|
H. S. Matteson, Morris |
Butter |
|
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E. S. Munson, Franklin |
Butter |
|
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Jas. R. Mundy, Norwich |
Butter |
|
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A. D. McBain, Brockport |
Butter |
|
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H. J. McKinney, Pine Bush |
Butter |
|
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C. McAllaster, Stamford |
Butter |
|
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Levi P. Morton, Rhinecliff |
Butter |
|
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Milo A. Mayham, Jefferson |
Butter |
|
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D. P. McLaury, Stamford |
Butter |
|
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|
John W. Miller, Bovina Centre |
Butter |
|
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|
G. S. Marble, Franklin |
Butter |
|
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|
J. Middlemist, Walton |
Butter |
|
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|
D. A. Morrill, Franklin |
Butter |
|
|
|
Mills & Munson, No. Franklin |
Butter |
|
|
|
John T. McDonald, Delhi |
Butter |
|
|
|
Maple Shade Creamery, Texas Valley |
Butter |
|
|
|
H. H. Mitchell, East Meredith |
Butter |
|
|
|
John O. Nichols, Harpersfield |
Butter |
|
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|
J. & J. Neuenschwander, Monroe |
Butter |
|
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|
W. E. Prentice, Newark Valley |
Butter |
|
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|
C. O. Potter, Franklin |
Butter |
|
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|
D. S. Palmer, Franklin |
Butter |
|
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|
H. N. Perry's (Peas), Delhi |
Butter |
|
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|
O. B. Purdy, Downsville |
Butter |
|
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|
John L. Paine, Jordanville |
Butter |
|
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|
D. V. Peters, Stamford |
Butter |
|
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|
E. B. Peters, Stamford |
Butter |
|
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Parker & Edgerton, Coventry |
Butter |
|
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|
H. N. Platt, McDonough |
Butter |
|
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|
Thos. T. Rutherford, Madrid |
Butter |
|
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|
W. Rutherford, Waddington |
Butter |
|
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|
J. T. Rutherford, Canton |
Butter |
|
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|
J. I. Roberts, East Meredith |
Butter |
|
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|
C. D. Reynolds, Roxbury |
Butter |
|
|
|
Edmund Rose, Delhi |
Butter |
|
|
|
E. E. Race, Greene |
Butter |
|
|
|
C. M. Shutts, Stamford |
Butter |
|
|
|
G. W. Sanford, Marguriteville (Margaretville) |
Butter |
|
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|
Sibley & Rowley, Kennedy |
Butter |
|
|
|
J. B. Shaw, Crarys Mills |
Butter |
|
|
|
A. Shaw, Andes |
Butter |
|
|
|
Jas. Sigsby (Sigsbee), Franklin |
Butter |
|
|
|
R. I. Sanford, Hopkinton |
Butter |
|
|
|
D. E. Sanford, Nicholville |
Butter |
|
|
|
E. M. Sanford, Hobart |
Butter |
|
|
|
Sherruck Creamery, Sherruck |
Butter |
|
|
|
Seneca Co-operative Creamery, August Johnson |
Butter |
|
|
|
J. B. Slosson, Roxbury |
Butter |
|
|
|
Wm. Stringer, Franklin |
Butter |
|
|
|
Standard Butter Co., Oswego |
Butter |
|
|
|
A. Squires, Franklin |
Butter |
|
|
|
I. L. Strangeway, Andes |
Butter |
|
|
|
A. M. Shults, State Line |
Butter |
|
|
|
W. B. Smith, Bovina Centre |
Butter |
|
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|
J. B. Shattuck, Cherry Creek |
Butter |
|
|
|
D. C. Simpson, Jasper |
Butter |
|
|
|
C. H. Talcott, Massena Spa (Springs) |
Butter |
|
|
|
J. R. Thompson, Delhi |
Butter |
|
|
|
A. L. Thompson, Cherry Creek |
Butter |
|
|
|
Jared Van Wagenen, Lawyersville |
Butter |
|
|
|
E. Van Amberg (Amburgh), Stamford |
Butter |
|
|
|
J. Van Benschoten, New Kingston |
Butter |
|
|
|
James Wilcox, Shavertown |
Butter |
|
|
|
Leroy Whitford, Stow |
Butter |
|
|
|
C. C. Wilcox, Oswego Falls |
Butter |
|
|
|
The De Laval Separator Co., New York |
Cream Separators |
|
|
|
Chr. Hansens Laboratory, Little Falls |
Rennet Extract. Rennet Tablets, and Butter Color |
|
|
|
Thatcher Mfg. Co., Potsdam |
Butter Color |
|
|
|
Iron Clad Mfg. Co., New York |
Milk Cans & Pail |
|
|
|
Genesse Salt Co., Pifford |
Salt |
|
8 |
|
Charles Gulden, New York City |
Mustard Prepared |
|
|
|
E. R. Durkee & Co., New York City |
Ground Spices, Flour & Mustard |
|
|
|
Julius Ellinger & Co., New York City |
Cigars |
|
|
|
Seidenberg & Co., New York City |
Cigars |
|
|
|
V. M. Yborr & Manrara, New York City |
Havana Tobacco. Cigars |
|
|
|
Lozano Pendos & Co., New York City |
Cigars |
|
|
|
Consolidated Cigarette Co., New York City |
Tobacco Cigarettes |
|
|
|
M. Stachelberg & Co., New York City |
Cigars |
|
|
|
N. Y. State Agri. Exhibit |
Leaf Tobacco |
|
|
|
Henry Maillard, New York City |
Chocolate & Cocoa |
|
|
|
Carl Upmann, New York City |
Seed & Havana Cigars |
|
|
|
F. A. Garcia & Co., New York City |
Cigars |
|
|
|
Jacob Stahl Jr & Co., New York City |
Cigars |
|
|
|
Sanchezo & Haya, New York City |
Cigars. Havana Cigars |
|
|
|
Fox & Searle, New York City |
Hops |
|
|
|
D. F. Wilbur, Oneonta |
Hops |
|
|
|
J. W. Surbrug, New York City |
Golden Sceptre, Smoking Tobacco |
|
9 |
|
Wm. Curry & Co., Hartwick |
Wool |
|
|
|
Davis Cassitt, Onondaga |
Wool |
|
|
|
F. J. Wynn, Lakeville |
Wool |
|
|
|
Ray Hamilton, Hemlock Lake |
Wool |
|
|
|
Osburn & Ladd, Victor |
Wool |
|
|
|
A. Bardwell, Fargo |
Wool |
|
|
|
J. Hobart Warren, Hoosic Falls |
Wool |
|
10 |
|
State of New York |
Collective Exhibit of Mineral Waters |
|
|
|
Deep Rock Spring Co., Oswego |
Mineral Water |
|
|
|
John Morgan, New York |
Ginger Ale and Soda Water. Mineral Water |
|
|
|
Vichy Spring Co., Saratoga |
Mineral Water |
|
11 |
|
Udolpho Wolf's Son & Co., New York |
Wolfs Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps |
|
|
|
John Osborn & Co., New York |
Ante-deluvian Blended Rye Whiskey |
|
12 |
|
S. Liebmann's Sons Brewing Co., Brooklyn |
Ale & Lager Beer in Wood and Bottles |
|
|
|
David Mayer Brewery Co., New York |
Lager Beer in Wood and Bottles |
|
|
|
Baedleston & Woerz, New York |
Beer and Pale Stock Ale in Wood and Bottles |
|
|
|
C. H. Evans & Co., Hudson |
Ales & Stout |
|
13 |
|
German American Filter Co., New York |
Beer Filter |
|
|
|
E. W. Scoville, Manlius |
Oil and Molasses Gates |
|
14 |
|
Seneca Co., Farmers |
Black Loam, Wheat, Corn, Oats, barley, products |
|
|
|
Natl. League for Good Roads, New York |
Maeodam [macadam?] & Telford Co. Roads |
|
|
|
John E. Chanler, New York |
Steel and Brick Road |
|
|
|
Webster & Hammon, Cazenovia |
Bone & Vegetable Cutter |
|
16 |
|
The Birdsall Co., Auburn |
Traction Engine |
|
|
|
J. O. Bender & Son, Fayetteville |
Transplanter |
|
|
|
C. C. Plow Co., Elmira |
Plows |
|
|
|
Columbia Cordage Co., Auburn |
Binder Twine |
|
|
|
F. K. Dederick & Co., Albany |
Presses |
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Engelberg Huller Co., Syracuse |
Rice Huller. Lawn Rake |
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Gillette Clipping Machine Co., New York |
Clipping & sheering Machines |
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Kemp & Burpee Mfg. Co., Syracuse |
Manure Spreader |
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D. M. Osborn, Auburn |
Disc Harrows |
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Syracuse Chilled Plow Co., Syracuse |
Plows and Cultivators |
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The Westinghouse Co., Schenectady |
Bean Threshing machine, Tubular Boiler |
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D. S. Morgan & Co., Brockport |
Harrow and Cultivators |
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Walter A. Wood, Hoosic Falls |
Mower |
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17 |
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W. R. Grace & Co., New York |
Nitrate of Soda |
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Chas. B. Knox, Johnstown |
Calfs Foot Gelatine |
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18 |
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Phoenix Candle Co., Syracuse |
Candles. Candle Shades |
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Francis Baumer, Syracuse |
Baumer's Patent High Alter [Altar] Candle Extract |
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Francis Baumer, Syracuse |
Candles |
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The Amer. Cotton Oil Co., New York |
Salad Oil. Cotton Seed Oil. Cotton Seed Meal. Cottoline |
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E. R. Durkee & Co., New York |
Mustard Seed oil |
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Eckerman & Will, Syracuse |
Candles and other articles made from Beeswax |
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Wm. P. Miller Co., Brooklyn & Chicago |
Lubricating Machines, & Compounds |
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State of New York, Chatham |
Flaxseed |
A - Forestry |
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Morris K. Jessup, New York |
Collection of Forest Botanical Woods |
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State of New York |
Collection of Tree Sections, photographs etc. |
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Remeyn B. Hough, Lowville |
Folio Collection of American Woods |
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United Indurated Fibre Co., Lockport |
Pails |
B - Viticulture |
20 |
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Lake Keusha (Keuka) Wine Co., Hammondsport |
Wines. Champagnes. "L.K.W." Port. |
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Empire State Wine Co., Penn Yan |
Brandy. Wines, Port & Claret |
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Pleasant Valley Wine Co., Rheims |
Wines, Port. Champagnes. Great Western, Carte Blanche. Wines, Dry Catawba |
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Brotherhood Wine Co., New York |
Wines, Sweet Delaware & pure table claret |
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Brocton Wine Cellars, Brocton |
Wines. Catawba 1880. Brandy, fine, old |
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Hammondsport Wine Co., Hammondsport |
Sparkling wine, Golden Age, Extra Dry Catawba |
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Germania Wine Co., Hammondsport |
Riesling |
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Abram Gerlock, Newark |
Brandy Cider |
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H. T. Dewey & Sons, New York |
Wines, Delaware, Port, Dewey's |
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J. M. Bannihr, New York City |
Wines, Norton's Virginia |
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F. Gerlock & Son, Phelps |
Brandy Cider |
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Germania Wine Co., Hammondsport |
Wines, Champagne "Excelsior" |
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Irondequoit Wine Co., Rochester |
Wines, Sweet Catawba |
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W. M. Smith, Bath |
Brandy Cider |
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Warren Sammons, Rosendale |
Brandy Cider |
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Charles E. Wisner, Warwick |
Brandy Cider |
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George Miller, Bristol Springs |
Wines. Port |
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D. A. Shaffer, Montgomery |
Brandy Cider |
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Hammondsport Wine Co., Hammondsport |
Wines. Brandy |
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Urbana Wine Co., Hammondsport |
Wines. Champagne "Gold Seal", "Extra Dry" |
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New York State, Albany |
Collection of Brandy |
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J. L. Sayer & Co., Warwick |
Brandy Cider |
B - Horticulture |
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New York State, Albany |
Photos of vines, models of training etc. |
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New York State, Albany |
Grapes (crops of '92 and '93) |
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Experimental Station, Geneva |
Collection of grapes |
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D. M. Dunning, Auburn |
Collection of grapes |
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New York State, Albany |
Apples, pears & stone fruits. Small fruits. Strawberries. Plants in fruit |
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Orange County Agricultural Society, Montgomery |
Collection of apples, quinces and pears |
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Experimental Station, Geneva |
Currants & gooseberries. Apples & pears |
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Central New York Horticultural Society, Syracuse |
Apples & pears |
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Brockport Union Agricultural Society, Brockport |
Apples |
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Orleans County Agricultural Society, Albion |
Apples |
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Jacob Moore, Attica |
Collection of currants |
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Geneseo Fruit Co., Geneseo |
Carbonated cider |
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George T. Powell, Ghent |
Apples |
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Michael Doyle & Co., Rochester |
Evaporated apples |
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G. C. & W. C. Snow, Penn Yan |
Unfermented grape juice |
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C. J. Baldridge, Kendaia |
Unfermented grape juice |
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Erie Preserving Co., Buffalo |
Fruits in solution |
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L. P. Farmer, Pulaski |
Strawberries |
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Brocton Wine Co., Brocton |
Fruit juices |
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Ellwanger & Barry, Rochester |
Pears |
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Curtice Bros., Rochester |
Jellies, jams and marmalades |
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Gordon & Dilworth, New York |
Fruits in solution. Jellies, jams, etc. Fruit syrups, etc. |
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Western New York Horticultural Society, Rochester |
Apples and pears |
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G. Marc & Co., Woodside, L. I. |
Collection of roses |
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Frederick Scholes, Brooklyn |
Collection of orchids |
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Parsons & Sons, Flushing, L. I. |
Collection of rhododendrons |
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Fred W. Kelsey, New York |
Collection of rhododendrons |
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F. R. Pierson & Co., Tarrytown |
Collection of cannas. Collection of roses (cut) |
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J. M. Thorburn & Co., New York |
Collection of cyclamens |
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Peter Henderson & Co., New York |
Collection of cyclamen and cannas. Collection of bulbs. Collection of primroses and pansies. Hollyhocks |
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John Lewis Childs, New York |
Collection of Iris |
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Eileen Donlan, Brooklyn |
Bedding plants in ornamental design |
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William Nilsson, Woodlawn |
Bedding plants in ornamental design |
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Ellwanger & Barry, Rochester |
Collection of hollyhocks and paeonies. Collection of rhododendrons |
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Jay Gould, Irvington |
Collection of palms |
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New York State, Albany |
Collection of roses. Collection of palms. Collection of tuberous begonias |
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New York State, Albany |
Collection of ornamental foliage plants |
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Wm. B. Cutting, Oakdale |
Collection of crotons |
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James Dean, Bay Ridge |
Collection of bay trees |
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Siebrecht & Wadley, New Rochelle |
Aquatic plant |
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Wm. Tricker, Dongan Hills |
Collection of aquatics |
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Oasis Nursery Co., New York |
Collection of tuberous begonias (cut) |
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William C. Krick, Brooklyn |
Immortelle lettering |
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New York Florist Club, New York |
Collection of roses and carnations. Collection of horticultural literature. Old fashioned garden |
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Mrs. H. Walter Webb, New York |
Mounted ferns |
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J. H. Small & Sons, New York |
Art Floral design |
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Abendroth Bros., New York |
Plant receptacles, vases, etc. |
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Edward Jansen, New York |
Collection of wicker vases |
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Stecher Lithographing Co., Rochester |
Floral lithographs |
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J. A. Schollay, Brooklyn |
Plant and flower sprinklers |
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Reed & Keller, New York |
Florists supplies |
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New York State Museum, Albany |
Collection of fungi |
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Daniel B. Long, Buffalo |
Floral photos |
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C. H. Joosten, New York |
Insect powder and bellows for spraying |
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Lord & Burnham Co., Irvington |
Greenhouses, Appliances etc. Heating appliances for greenhouses |
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Hitchings & Co., New York |
Greenhouses, appliances, etc. Heating apparatus for greenhouses |
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Thos. Weathered & Sons, Irvington |
Villa Conservatory |
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Experiment Station, Geneva |
Sweet corn, peppers, peas, beans, tomatoes, squashes, cucumbers and melons. Radishes, beets, carrots and salsify. Collections of lettuce and onions |
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Gordon & Dilworth, New York |
Olives in bottles, French capers, and salad dressing |
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New York State, Albany |
Canned tomatoes. Collection of vegetables |
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S. G. Howard, Rochester |
Collection of vegetables |
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G. A. Bonnell, Waterloo |
Potatoes |
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Mrs. J. F. McCready, Buffalo |
Canned vegetables |
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Peter Henderson & Co., New York |
Collection of garden seeds |
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Parsons & Sons, Flushing, L. I. |
Collection of trees |
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Ellwanger & Barry, Rochester |
Collection of woody plants |
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Scott Garden Implement Co., New York |
Insecticides and appliances |
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Chadborn & Caldwell Mfg. Co., Newburgh |
Lawn mowers |
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Caldwell Lawn Mower Co., Newburgh |
Lawn mowers |
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Peter Henderson & Co., New York |
Plats of growing lawn grass (sowed '92) |
C - Live Stock |
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Am. Glucost Co., Buffalo |
Buffalo Gluten Food (Cooked corn meal) |
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G. Lindemann & Co., New York |
Bird cages (Tin) |
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25. Cleveland Bay Horses |
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J. B. Sharra, Mexico |
Stallion 2 years under 3 |
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23. French Coach Horses |
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Ira L. Otis, Rochester |
Mare 5 years or over. Mare 5 years or over. Mare 2 years under 3. Mare 1 year under 2 |
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Truck and Delivery Teams. Special Class |
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New York Condensed Milk Co., New York City |
Best pair of horses. 1st medal |
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38. Shetland Ponies |
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E. F. Hawley, Pittsford |
Stallion 4 years or over |
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Ponies in harness. Special class |
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Mrs. E. F. Hawley, Pittsford |
Mare or gelding above 9 and under 11 hands. Medal. Four-in-hand above 9 and under 12 hands, Medal. Tandem pair of mares, or mare and gelding. Medal |
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6. Jersey Cattle |
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A. H. Cooley, Little Britain |
Bull 3 years or over. Bull under 1 year. Cow 3 years under 4. Heifer 2 years under 3. Heifer under 1 year. Herd graded by ages. Young herd consisting of 1 bull and 4 heifers all under 2 years, bred by exhibitor. 4 animals of either sex the get of one sire. 2 animals of either sex the produce of 1 cow. Bull any age |
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F. J. Cogswell, Rochester |
Bull 3 years or over |
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C. A. Sweet, Buffalo |
Cow any age. Medal |
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Pittsford Stock Farm, Pittsford |
Bull 3 years or over |
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14. Brown Swiss Cattle |
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A. M. Kent, Jamestown |
Bull 3 years or over |
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9. Guernsey Cattle |
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G. Howard Davieson, Millbrook |
Bull 3 years or over. Bull 1 year under 2. Bull under 1 yr. Cow 4 years or over. Cow 3 years under 4. Heifer 2 years under 3. Heifer 1 year under 2. Heifer 1 year under 2. Heifer under 1. Heifer under 1. Young herd consisting of 1 bull and 4 heifers all under 2 bred by exhibitor. Four animals of either sex the get of one sire. 2 animals of either sex the produce of 1 cow. Bull any age |
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7. Holstein-Friesian |
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D. F. Wilber, Oneonta |
Bull 3 years or over. Bull 3 years or over. Bull 2 years under 3. Bull 1 year under 2. Bull 1 year under 2. Bull under 1. Bull under 1. Cow 4 years or over. Cow 4 years or over. Cow 3 years under 4. Cow 3 years under 4. Heifer 2 years under 3. Heifer 2 years under 3. Heifer 1 year under 2. Heifer 1 year under 2. Heifer under 1. Heifer under 1. Herd graded by ages. Herd graded by ages. Young herd, 1 bull and 4 heifers under 2. Four animals either sex the get of one sire. 2 animals either sex produce of one cow. Bull any age. Medal |
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16. Sweepstakes by Ages |
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D. F. Wilber, Oneonta |
Bull under 1 year. Medal |
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51. Cheviot |
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D. F. Wilber, Oneonta |
Ram 1 year under 2 |
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Van Dreser Bros., Cobleskill |
Ram 1 year under 2. Ewe 3 years or over. Ewe 2 years under 3. Ram and 3 ewes all over 2 years. Pen of 2 rams and 3 ewes under 2 bred by exhibitor |
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T. N. Curry, Hartwick |
Ram 3 years or over. Ram 2 years under 3. Ram 1 year under 2. Ewe 2 years under 3. Ewe 2 years under 3. Ewe 1 year under 2. Ewe 1 year under 2. Ewe under 1. Ewe under 1. Ram & 3 ewes all over 2 years. Pen of 2 rams and 3 ewes under 2 yrs., bred by exhibitor |
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George Lough, Hartwick |
Ram 3 years or over. Ram 2 years under 3. Ewe 3 years or over. Pen of 5 ewes 2 years or over, bred by exhibitor/ Pen of 2 rams and 3 ewes under 2 years bred by exhibitor |
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Wm. Curry & Son, Hartwick |
Ram 3 years or over. Ram 3 years or over. Ram 2 years under 3. Ram 2 years under 3. Ram 1 year under 2. Ram under 1. Ewe 3 years or over. Ewe 2 years under 3. Ewe 1 year under 2. Ewe 1 year under 2. Ewe under 1. Ram and 3 ewes all over 2 years. Pen of 5 ewes 2 yrs. or over bred by exhibitor. Pen of 2 rams and 3 ewes under 2 years bred by exhibitor. Ram of any age. Ewe of any age |
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47. Merino Sheep (A) |
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Peter Martin, Rush |
Ram 3 years or over. Ram and 3 ewes all over 2 years |
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G. F. Martin, Rush |
Pen of 2 rams and 3 ewes |
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48. Merino Sheep (B) |
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Geo. F. Martin, Rush |
Ram 2 years under 3 |
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47. Merino Sheep (A) |
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R. M. Lee, South Bloomfield |
Ram 2 years under 3 |
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David Cossitt, Syracuse |
Ram under 1. Ewe 2 yrs. under 3 |
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63. Improved Yorkshire Swine |
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B. J. Hurlburt, Clymer |
Boar 1 year under 2. Boar under 6 months |
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180. Cheshire (Div. G. Fat Stock) |
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B. J. Hurlburt, Clymer |
Barrow 14 and under 18 months old. Barrow 10 and under 14 months old. Barrow 6 and under 10 months old. Pen of 3 barrows |
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62. Cheshire Swine |
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B. F. Hurlburt, Clymer |
Boar 1 year under 2. Boar 6 months under 1 year. Boar under 6 months. Boar under 6 months. Sow 1 year under 2. Sow 1 year under 2. Sow 6 mos. under 1 year. Sow under 6 mos. Sow under 6 months. Boar and 3 sows bred by exhibitor. Boar and 3 sows bred by exhibitor. Boar and 3 sows bred by exhibitor. Boar and 3 sows under 1 year. 4 swine get of same boar. 4 swine get of same boar. 4 pigs produce of same cow. (?) 4 pigs produce of same cow (?) Boar any age. Boar any age, bred by exhibitor. Sow any age bred by exhibitor. Sow 6 mos., under 1 year |
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Cheshire Swine (Div. G. Fat Stock) |
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Freeman & Button, Clymer |
Barrow 14 and under 18 mos. old. Barrow 10 and under 14 mos. old. Barrow 6 and under 10 mos. old. Pen of 3 barrows. Board 2 years or over. Boar 1 year under 2. Boar 6 mos. under 1 year. Boar under 6 mos. Sow under 6 months. Boar and 3 sows over 1 year. Boar & 3 sows bred by exhibitor. Boar & 3 sows under 1 year. Boar & 3 sows bred by exhibitor. Four pigs produce of same sow |
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E. W. Davis, Oneida |
Boar 1 yr. under 2. Boar under 6 months. Sow 6 months under 1 year. Sow under 6 months. Boar & 3 sows under 1. Boar & 3 sows bred by exhibitor. Boar & 3 sows under 1. Boar & 3 sows bred by exhibitor. 4 swine get of same boar. 3 pigs produce of same sow |
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62. Cheshire Swine |
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L. F. Doolittle, Onaquaga |
Boar 1 year under 2. Boar 6 months under 1 year. Sow 2 years or over. Sow 2 years or over. Sow 1 year under 2. Sow 6 months under 1 year. Boar & 3 sows over 1 year. Boar & 3 sows bred by exhibitor. Boar, 3 sows, under 1 year. Boar, 3 sows, bred by exhibitor. Four swine get of same boar. Four pigs, produce of same cow. Sow any age |
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60. Essex |
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James Seeley, Geneva |
Boar 6 months under 1 yr. Four pigs under 6 months produce of same sow |
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55. Berkshire |
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W. E. Spicer, Harvard |
Boar 2 years or over. Boar 1 year under 2. Boar 6 months under 1 year. Sow 2 years or over. Sow 1 year under 2. Boar & 3 sows over 1 year. Boar & 3 sows bred by exhibitor. Boar and 3 sows under 1 year. 4 swine get of same boar bred by exhibitor. Boar any age. Boar and 3 sows under 1 year, bred by exhibitor |
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Metcalf Bros., East Elma |
Boar 1 year under 2. Sow 2 years or over. Sow 6 mos. under 1 year |
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Homing Pigeons, Contest |
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Wm. Book, Jr., New York |
For bird making 2nd speediest return from Exposition grounds to New York City and vicinity. 2nd medal. |
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Wm. Barwell, New York |
For bird making 4th speediest return to New York City and vicinity from Exposition grounds. Medal & Diploma |
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Wm. Bennert, New York |
For bird making 3rd speediest return to New York City and vicinity from Exposition grounds. Medal |
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Thos. J. Clarke, Ozone Park, L. I. |
For speediest return from Exposition grounds to New York City and vicinity. 1st medal. Special premium for bird reaching N. Y. City and vicinity within 72 hours. Special Medal. |
E - Mines and Mining |
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Tiffany & Company, New York |
Fine minerals. Gems and precious stones |
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Wards National Science Establishment, Rochester |
Meteorites. Minerals, carbons, &c. |
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A. B. Crum, New York |
Liquid inclusions, crystals, &c. |
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Ward's National Science Establishment, Rochester |
Rocks. Specimens illustrating various structures, textures and forms ex. by rock masses |
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N. Y. State Museum, Albany |
N. Y. minerals |
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Walden Shapleigh, Gloucester |
Ores, &c. |
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Port Henry Iron Ore Co., Port Henry |
Magnetite Bessemer Ores |
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Geo. F. Kunz (Tiffany & Co.) New York |
Platinum, meteorites, diamond association |
|
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N. Y. Mineralogical Club, New York |
Minerals N.Y. Island |
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Chateaugay Ore & Iron Co., Plattsburgh |
Magetite [magnetite?] |
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New York State Museum, Albany |
Iron ores |
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Geo. L. English & Co., New York |
Minerals systematically arranged. Complete collection of gems |
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Wetherby, Sherman & Co., Port Henry |
Magnetite |
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N. Y. State Museum, Albany |
Magnetites |
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N. Y. State Museum, Albany |
Crude petroleum |
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Standard Oil Co., New York |
Galena Engine, coach & car oils. El Dorado engine oil. ElDorado Castor and Ruddy Harbester oil. Electric cyde. Atlantic red oil. Marine engine oil. Ice machine oil. Cycle lantern oil. Composite candles. Mineral soap. Continental ointment. Electric light mining candles. Electric light domestic candles. Paraffine candles. Miners sunshine. Roll neck grease. Salamander hot neck grease. Mica axle grease. Llama wool oil. Illustrated exhibit of the petroleum industry. Matchless valve oil. Harmless oil. Stove gasoline. Redistilled street lighting gasoline. Gas naptha. Deodorized naptha for varnish and painters uses. 300˚ illuminating oil. 175˚ headlight oil. High grade illuminating oils. Signal oils. Capital cylinder oil for lubricating cylinders in stationary engines. Marine valve oils for lubricating cylinders in marine engines. Renown engine oil for lubricating all classes of machinery except cylinders. Zero cold test black oil for car axles. Mineral sewing machine Thread cutting oil. Coach oil for coach axles. Crude - petroleum. Oil bearing rocks. High gravity gasoline. Finished products from Ohio crude petroleum "Lima oil" |
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44 |
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N. Y. State Museum, Albany |
Building stone. Slates for roofing and ornamental purposes |
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Genesse Salt Co., Piffard |
Velvet, grain and table salt |
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Ornamental Slate Co., Middle Granville |
Red roofing slates |
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N. Y. State Museum, Albany |
Road materials. Geological obelisk showing formation of N. Y. |
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New Pediara Onyx Co., New York |
Mexican onyx |
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45 |
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Daniel Lynch, Minerva |
Garnet (Massive) |
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Hehr, Herman & Co., New York |
Flint, emery papers, pumice and rotten stone |
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46 |
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N. Y. State Museum, Albany |
Clays |
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F. M. Van Dusen et al., Glasgow |
Tempering of sands, &c. |
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H. W. Jones Mfg. Co., New York |
Asbestos |
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Dickson Crucible Co., Ticonderoga |
Graphite crude in lumps |
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H. W. Johns Mfg. Co., New York |
Technical display of asbestos |
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Staten Island Kaolin Co., Staten Island |
Kaolin |
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47 |
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Lawrence Cement Co., Rosendale |
Cement |
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Barber Asphalt Paving Co., New York |
Asphalt pavements for streets |
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N. Y. State Museum, Albany |
Road metals |
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Buffalo Cement Co., Buffalo |
Hydraulic cements |
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N. Y. State Museum, Albany |
Lime and cement |
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Persbacher Bros. & Co., Callicoon |
Flagstones |
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Barber Asphalt Paving Co., New York |
Refined asphalt and asphalt cement |
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Warren Chemical Mfg. Co., New York |
Natural asphalt roofing material, roofing and roofs |
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Moran Brothers, Medina |
Flagstones |
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Wy. Central Association, Troy |
Sulphate and carbonate of sodium |
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N. Y. State Museum, Albany |
Col. Exhibit of salt |
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Clinton Metallic Paint Co., Clinton |
Hematite and mineral paint |
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N. Y. State Museum, Albany |
Mineral paint |
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Batelle & Renwick, New York |
Double refined salt petre |
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Roessler and Hasslacher, New York |
Col. exhibit of chemical products |
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T. & S. C. White, New York |
Prepared rock roll and ground sulphur |
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Dr. Francis Wyatt, New York |
Gen. Col. of phosphates |
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Roessler and Hasslacher, New York |
Roessler & Edelman's de-silvering process |
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Batelle & Renwick, New York |
Sulphur & brimstone |
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Nash Whiton & Co., New York |
Dairy and table salt |
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N. Y. State Museum, Albany |
Col. exhibit of mineral water |
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49 |
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Chrome Steel Works, Brooklyn |
Col. of products of chrome steel. Welded 5-ply chrome steel plates |
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55 |
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The Mechanical Gold Extractor Company, New York |
The Crawford Mill for pulverizing &c. gold ores |
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Roessler & Hasslacher Chemical Company, New York |
Cyanide of Potassium for mining purposes |
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56 |
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Tiffany & Company, New York |
Collection illustrating the savings of gold and silver in jewelry shop |
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57 |
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Rand Drill Company, New York |
Furnace tapping drill |
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58 |
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The Ingersoll Sargeant Drill Company, New York |
Ingersoll track channeler. Ingersoll sargeant bar channeler. Ingersoll standard gadder for quarry work |
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Rand Drill Company, New York |
Two shaft bars with clamps |
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Rand Drill Company, New York |
Three columns with arm and clamps |
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61 |
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John Snydam, Albany |
Metal flexible joint |
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Rand Drill Company, New York |
Rock drills and derby bit. Little Giant rock drill |
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The Ingersoll Sergeant Drill Company, New York |
Automatic feed drill |
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The Ingersoll Sergeant Drill Company, New York |
Adjustable tunnel column, clamp, and crescent battery. Drills and coal mining machines |
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Rand Drill Company, New York |
Air compressing rock drills and other machinery |
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62 |
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Gould's Mfg. Co., Seneca Falls |
Deep mine pump |
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The Ingersoll Sargeant Drill Company, New York |
Air head for rock drill. Piston cold air compressor |
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Rand Drill Company, New York |
High pressure air compressor |
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Henry R. Worthington, New York |
Lehigh Mine pump. Two Central packed plumber pumps |
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Rand Drill Company, New York |
Straight & duplex line air compressor |
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Henry R. Worthington, New York |
One sinking pump. Duplex plunger pump |
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63 |
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J. N. Lancaster, New York |
Moisting machine |
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W. C. Andrews, New York |
Method of transportation by pumping coal through pipes |
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66 |
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Geo. F. Kunz, New York |
Collective display showing metallurgy of coinage |
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James Douglas, New York |
Douglas revolving calciner |
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F. E. Sipe, Syracuse |
Samples showing welding by fire |
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Tiffany & Company, New York |
Col. exhibit of gold and silver alloys |
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67 |
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James Douglas, New York |
Model of revolving cylinders calcimining furnace with a central flue |
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Geo. F. Kunz, New York |
Statistics and history of mining for gems and precious stones. Portraits of mineralogists, geologists, gems, minerals &c. Books and pamphlets on gems, precious stones and mining mineralogy |
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Wm. N. Goldthwaite, New York |
Goldthwaite's Mineral Magazine |
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Charles T. Davis, New York |
"The Brick-Maker" |
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Barber Asphalt Paving Co., New York |
Models of pavement |
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Geo. F. Kunz, New York |
Books, gems and precious stones, N. America |
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New York State Museum, Albany |
Natural History of New York |
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Ward's National Science Establishment, Rochester |
Col. of relief models |
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David Williams, New York |
"The Iron Age" |
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I. E. Sanard, New York |
Coal Trade Journal |
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N. Y. State Museum, Albany |
Bulletin of N. Y. State Museum, containing reports on iron, stone and salt |
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Howard, Lockwood & Co., New York |
American Mail & Export Journal |
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Standard Oil Company, New York |
Photographic transparencies, showing mining, transportation and refining petroleum |
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Colo. Scientific Society, New York |
Volumes from 1883 to 1890 |
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Scientific Publishing Co., New York |
The Engineering and Mining Journal |
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68 |
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Geo. F. Kunz (Tiffany & Co.), New York |
Historical implements. Instruments, relics and medals |
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Scientific Publishing Co., New York |
Book on (Vol. I) Mineral Industry, its statistics, &c. |
F - Machinery |
69 |
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Abendroth & Root Mfg. Co., New York |
Spiral riveted pipes |
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Abendroth & Root Mfg. Co., New York |
Sectional water tube boiler |
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American Leather Link Belt Co., New York |
Leather link belting |
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Babcock & Wilcox Co., New York |
Model water tube boilers and details |
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Ball & Wood Co., New York |
High speed engines |
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Buffalo Steam Pump Co., Buffalo |
Steam pumps |
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Cameron Steam Pump Works, New York |
Pumps |
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Clonbrock Steam Boiler Works, Brooklyn |
Boilers |
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Carlson, Conrad, Brooklyn |
Platform & hod elevator |
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Consolidated Safety Valve Co, New York |
Valves |
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Conover Mfg. Co., New York |
Independent steam engine condenser |
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Davidson, M. T., Brooklyn |
Compound boiler feed pumps |
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De La Vergue Refrigerating Machine Co., New York |
Refrigerating machinery |
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Eddy Valve Co., Waterford |
Straightway valves for water & steam, fire hydrants |
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Electric Pipe Bending Co., Harrison |
Round, flat, oval & special forms of pipe coil |
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Fasoldt, E. C., Albany |
Air compressors for physicians use |
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Floyd, James R. & Sons, New York |
Ogden quick moving valve for gas mains, self-sealing mouth piece, valve indicator |
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Fuel Economizer Co., New York |
Flue heater to heat water for boilers |
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Gould's Mfg. Co., Seneca Falls |
Triplex boiler pumps for boiler feed |
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Hunt, C. W. & Co., New York |
Steam engines, governors for steam hoisting engines |
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Ingersoll-Sargeant Drill Co., New York |
Air compressor |
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Knowles Steam Pump Works, New York |
Double setting triplex pump |
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Lake Erie Engineering Works, Buffalo |
1000 H. P. vertical compound engine |
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Lidgerwood Mfg. Co., New York |
Hoisting engines for mine or contract service, bridge erection and in the operation of wire rope tramways |
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National Meter Co., Buffalo |
Gas engines. Gas pumping machine |
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Mathews, John Apparatus Co., New York |
Carbonating machinery |
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New York Belting & Packing Co., New York |
Rubber belting. Display of rubber packing, gaskets, balls, rolls, hose & tubing |
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Payne, S. W. & Sons, Elmira |
Improved Corliss engine |
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New York Safety Steam Power Co., New York |
Automatic cut-off engine |
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Rand Drill Co., New York |
Air compressor |
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Rider Engine Co., Walden |
Hot air pumps for supplying water to residences |
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Turnar Machine Co., New York |
Air compressors |
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Thomson & Bushnell, New York |
Flue cleaner |
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Wittemann Bros., New York |
Automatic continuous "Spray System", carbonating apparatus |
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Westinghouse, Church, Kerr & Co., New York |
Upright tandem compound engines. Single action high speed compound engine. Collective exhibit of steam engines. Steam loops |
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Wheeler Condenser Co., New York |
Surface condensers |
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Wing, L. J. & Co., New York |
"Wings" disc fan |
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Worthington, Henry R., New York |
Marine feed water heater. Large check & foot valves for water. Air compressor & beer racking pump. Horizontal triple expansion engine, 4 cylinder vertical triple expansion engine, vertical compound engine |
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Yawman & Erbe, Rochester |
Exhibit of bottle washing & rinsing machines, trucks & tanks |
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Watertown Steam Engine Co., Watertown |
Tandem compound condensing engine |
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70 |
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American Fire Engine Co., Seneca Falls |
Columbian Steam Fire Engines. Clapp & Jones fire engine. Silsby steam fire engine. #15 steel house heater. Rotary fire pump & piston fire pump. Hose, pipes, fireman's tools, etc. Ahrens 20 size steam fire engine |
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Waterbury Rubber Co., New York |
Spring armoured hose |
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71 |
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Bliss, E. W. & Co., Brooklyn |
Power presses, seaming machines & gang slitters |
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Capitol Machine Tool Co., Auburn |
Quick acting vises |
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Gleason Tool Co., Rochester |
Gleason engine lathes |
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Keystone Mfg. Co., Buffalo |
Patent nonpareil wrenches |
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Manning. Maxwell & Moore, New York |
Machine tools and machines for working metals |
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Merrill Bros., Brooklyn |
Drop hammer |
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Niagara Stamping & Tool Co., Buffalo |
Machine tools |
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Saunders, D. & Sons, Yonkers |
Machines for cutting & threading pipes |
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Stiles & Parker Press Co., Brooklyn |
Punching presses, & drop hammers |
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Westcott Chuck Co., Oneida |
Scroll and drill chucks |
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Williams, J. H. & Co., Brooklyn |
Forges. Wrenches |
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72 |
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Baker & Sherlin, Saratoga Springs |
Screens used in paper making |
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Booth Bros., Rochester |
Turning & cording machines & upper shaper |
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Barton Mfg. Co., New York |
Rubber stamp vulcanizer |
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Lightening Beader Co., Springville |
Upper beading machines |
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Manning, John J., New York |
Winding rolls for paper |
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Singer Mfg. Co., New York |
Sewing machines for industrial purposes |
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Tracy Sewing Machine Co., New York |
Tracy lock & chain stitch rotary shuttle sewing machine |
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73 |
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American Wood Decorating Machine Co., New York |
Wood embossing machine |
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Holmes, E. & B., Buffalo |
No. 6 heavy timber planer & sizer, No. 6 Improved Atlanta fast feed planer & matching machine |
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Holmes, E. & B., Buffalo |
No. 9 endless bed double surfacer without feeding rolls, improved variable feeding device, segment resaw for resawing lumber & sawing siding straightening attachment, spur feed rip saw, simple knife scales. Barrel, keg, hogshead & stave machinery |
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Pryibil, P., New York |
Bevel hand saw machine, swing saw machine, piano plate drill press, piano butt machine, twist & fluting machine |
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74 |
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American Box Machine Co., Amsterdam |
Slitting & winding machine, covering & trimming machine, top and bottom labeling machine. Machine for making jewelers boxes |
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American Type Founders Co., New York |
Specimens of job composition & type specimen books. Barth automatic type casting and type finishing machine. Type space & quadret casting machine. Benton punch cutting machine. Benton's self-spacing type. Machinery and appliances for the manufacture of moveable type |
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Burrell, D. H. & Co., Little Falls |
Automatic paper feeding machine |
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Dexter Folder Co., Fulton |
Combination rapid side feed book & newspaper folder |
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Gally, M., New York |
Exhibit of universal job printing, embossing, paper box cutting & scoring presses |
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Hoe, R. & Co. New York |
Quadruple web perfecting and insecting presses. Stop cylinder & lithographic power printing presses |
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Inman Mfg. Co., Amsterdam |
Automatic telescope paper box machine. Cloth corner staying machine. Inside scoring & slitting machine. Strawboard cutting and scoring machine, corner cutting machine, and machine for manufacturing round cornered paper boxes |
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McAdams, John, & Sons, Brooklyn |
Ruling machine, Paging machine |
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Mergenthaler Linotype Co., New York |
Typesetting & casting machine for the production of metal bars with type faces in relief |
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Potter Printing Press Co., New York |
Rotary web printing & folding presses for four & eight page newspaper work. Stop-cylinder lithographic presses |
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Sheridan, T. W. & C. B., New York |
Arch embossing machine, embossing & ink distributing machine. Sheridan paper cutter. Sheridan perfect gem hand lever, circulating gear, automatic paper cutter, roller backer |
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75 |
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Ottman J. Lithographic Co., New York |
Lithographic process |
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77 |
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Ashcroft Mfg. Co., New York |
Pressure & vacuum gauges, Bean's standard die stock & Brown's adjustable pipe tongs. Tabor indicator. Continuous recorder |
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Clough & McDonnell, New York |
Wire cork screw machine |
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Doig, Wm. S., Brooklyn |
Box mailing machines |
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Nathan Mfg. Co., New York |
Injectors, lubricators, oil cups and attachments |
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Schaffer & Budenberg, Brooklyn |
Pressure gauges. Amonia gauges for ice and refrigerating machinery. Tachometers for high speed engines & steam engine indicators. Injectors & exhaust injectors |
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Sherwood Mfg. Co., Buffalo |
Injectors, oil cups, oil pumps. lubricators, flue scrapers, gauge cocks, grease cup & flue blowers |
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Troy Laundry Machine Co., New York |
Mangles, washing machines, dampening, folding, drying, tumbling, starching & ironing machines, exhibition of model illustrating the construction of drying closets, etc. Duplex mangle machine. Duplex geared brass washing machine |
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78 |
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Caruss, J. H. & Co., New York |
Automatic lens-grinding machine |
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Gouveneur [Gouverneur?] Machine Co., Goveneur [Gouverneur?] |
Mill for sawing stone |
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Taber Mfg. Co., New York |
Duplex automatic welding machines |
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Mitchell, Cornelius S., New York |
Cherry heat welding compound |
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79 |
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Squier, Geo. L., Mfg. Co., Buffalo |
Coffee mills, coffee hullers, coffee separators, pulpers & washer |
J - Electricity |
122 |
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General Electric Co., New York |
Class 760 - Transformers |
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Self-Winding Clock Co., New York |
Class 759 - Special application of an iron clad Soleroid magnet |
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Waite & Bartlett Mfg. Co., New York |
Class 757 - Holtz Induction Machine (six 40 inch plates) |
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123 |
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General Electric Co., New York |
Class 764(a) - Eccentric coil ammeter. (b) Recording Wattmeter. (c) Asstatic bar ammeter |
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The E. S. Greeley & Co, New York |
Class 761 - Electrical testing instruments |
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124 |
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J. H. Bunnell & Co., New York |
Class A - Standard dry battery |
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Edison Manufacturing Co., New York |
Class A - Edison La Lande battery |
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The E. S. Greeley & Co., New York |
Class A - Exeter dry battery |
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The Leclanche Battery Co., New York |
Class A - Batteries for open circuits (Vole & cylinder cells) |
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J.C. Vetter & Co., New York |
Class A - Dry Leclanche battery |
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125 |
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Excelsior Electric Co., New York |
Class 766 - Dynamos Direct Constant current for series arc lighting |
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General Electric Co., New York |
Class 765 - Dynamos and motors direct current, constant potential. Class 766 - Dynamos, direct constant current for series arc lighting. Class 767 - Dynamos, alternating current, constant potential |
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126 |
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Electrical Conduit Co., New York |
Class 771 - Underground conduit for electrical wires |
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General Electric Co., New York |
Class 770(a) - Lightning arrestors. (b) Thomson Automatic circuit breaker |
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Interior Conduit & Insulation Co., New York |
Class 769 - Snap switches. 771 - Complete system for interior conduits for electrical wires |
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H. W. Johns Manufacturing Co., New York |
Class 769 - Insulating materials (Vulcabestoan and mouldered mica) |
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Standard Paint Co., New York |
Class 769 - Insulating compound liquid (P & B.) |
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J. C. Vetter & Co., New York |
Class 769 - Current adapter socket |
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127 |
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C. & C. Electric Motor Co., New York |
Class 773 - Electric motors, direct current, constant potential |
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Otis Bros. & Co., New York |
Class 773 - Electric motors, direct current, constant potential with control devices |
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128 |
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C. & C. Electric Motor Co., New York |
Class 776 - Electric motors, directly connected to fans and blowers |
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Electric Launch & Navigation Co., New York |
Class 776 - Electric launches |
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General Electric Co., New York |
Class 775(a) Electric street railway systems. (b)-Electric elevated railway systems. (c)-Electric locomotives for service in mines. (d)-Electric locomotives for shipping and general railroad services |
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Otis Bros. & Co., New York |
Class 776 - Electrically driven pump |
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129 |
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Excelsior Electric Co., New York |
Class 778 - Arc lamps for direct current circuits |
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I. P. Fink, New York |
Class 779 - Screen reflectors for incandescent lamps |
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General Electric Co., New York |
Class 778(a)-Arc lamps for constant potential circuits. (b)-Arc lamps for constant current circuits. (c)-Search lights. (d)-Ornamental lamp posts. (e)-Switch boards for arc light circuits |
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General Electric Co., New York |
Class 779-(a)-Appliances used in incandescent lighting. (b)-Complete collection of incandescent lamps. Class 779(a)-Electrically illuminated fountains. (b)-Incandescent lamps used in the decoration of rooms and other structures |
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General Incandescent Arc Light Co., New York |
Class 778- Arc lamps for constant potential circuits |
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131 |
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F. A. Ringler & Co., New York |
Class 784- Half-tone electrotypes, steel faced |
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Zucker & Leaveitt, New York |
Class 785- Collection of chemicals, etc., used in electroplating |
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133 |
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W. R. Brixey, New York |
Class 790- Telegraph and telephone cables (underground, aerial and submarine) |
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J. H. Bunnell, New York |
Class 790. Telegraph apparatus |
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Commercial Cable Co., New York |
Class 790(a)- Cuttriss telegraph apparatus for ocean cable service. (b)- Working model of the ocean telegraph using Muirhead's artificial resistances |
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Electric Selector & Signal Co., New York |
Class 796- System of electrical selection and individual control |
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The Gamewell Fire Alarm & Police Telegraph Co., New York |
Class 794- Fire alarm telegraph system |
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The E. S. Greeley & Co., New York |
Class 790-Telegraph apparatus |
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Western Union Telegraph Co., New York |
Class 790- Quadruplex telegraph apparatus |
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Waite & Bartlett Mfg. Co., New York |
Class 809- Special Faradic apparatus |
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137 |
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"Electrical Engineer," New York |
Class 816- Original model of Davenport's electric railway |
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General Electric Co., New York |
Class 816- Collection of historical electrical apparatus |
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138 |
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General Electric Co., New York |
Class J- Engine dynamos. Class N- Three phase system of power transmission. Class P.(a)-Edison feeder system for the distribution of electrical energy. (b)-Edison 3 wire system for the distribution of electrical energy |
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A. H. Phelps, Glens Falls |
Class C- Process of electro Thermogravure |
D - Fish and Fisheries |
37 |
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Harris, Wm. C., New York City |
Lithographs of fishes |
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Skinner, G. M., Clayton |
Trolling spoon. Photo and oil paintings of muskelonge |
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Max Ams, New York |
(Collective exhibit) Mounted specimens of sturgeon |
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38 |
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Court, John W., Brooklyn |
Fish hooks |
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Kunz, G. F. (of Tiffany & Co.), New York City |
Literature on pearls; report on pearls of North America |
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39 |
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Spalding, A. G. & Bros., New York |
Fishing rods |
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Forest and Stream Publishing Co., New York |
"Forest and Stream", a weekly publication, books, photographs, etc. |
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Yawman & Erbe, Rochester |
Automatic reel |
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Buell, J. T. & Co., Whitehall |
Artificial bait & trolling spoons |
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Von Hofe, Julius, Brooklyn |
Fishing reels |
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St. Lawrence River Skiff Canoe & Steam Launch Co., Clifton |
Boats for anglers' use |
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40 |
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Major, A., New York City |
Major's cement |
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Kahrs, F., New York City |
Fish glue & glue pot |
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Tiffany & Co., New York |
Oriental & American pearl collection |
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Wolff & Reesing, New York City |
Canned sardines, etc. |
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Max Ams, New York |
(collective exhibit) Canned fish |
G - Transportation |
80 |
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N. Y. Air Brake Co., New York |
Air brake |
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Schenectady Locomotive Works, Schenectady |
Switch engine. Two locomotives |
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Henry R. Worthington, New York |
Tank pump and boilers |
|
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General Electric Co., New York |
Electric locomotive |
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Keller Printing Co., New York |
Tickets. Ticket seller. Ticket starting machine and cancelling apparatus |
|
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Ramapo Wheel & Foundry Co., Ramapo |
Beltless steeled tired wheels |
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E. J. Brooks, New York |
Car seal |
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Frost Veneer Seating Co., New York |
Veneer goods |
|
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Brooks Locomotive Works, Dunkirk |
Collection of locomotives; "Suburban", Passenger locomotive |
|
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Wagner Palace Car Co., New York |
Vestibule train; model of car framing |
|
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Thatcher Car Construction Co., New York |
Compressed air dumping car |
|
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M. D. Transportation Co., New York |
Refrigerator car |
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N. Y. C. & H. R. Railroad, New York |
Buffet car and day coach; model of old engine and train; locomotive #999 |
|
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Nathan Mfg. Co., New York |
Injectors. Lubricators and appliances |
|
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C. W. Hunt & Co., New York |
Industrial R.R. system & conveyor |
|
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Consolidated Car Heating Co., Albany |
Improved commingler system direct steam heating. Multiple circuit drum system & Sewall coupler |
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Self-Winding Clock Co., New York |
Train dispatcher or program clock |
|
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Safety Car Heating & Lighting Co., New York |
Pintsch Gas System; steam & hot water heating. Gibbs coupler |
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81 |
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J. M. Jones' Sons, West Troy |
Body open electric car and body closed electric car |
|
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John Stephenson Co. (Limited), New York |
"Broadway" Cable Car. Electric Motor Car |
|
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Peckham Motor Truck & Wheel Co., Kingston |
Electric motor trucks |
|
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James H. Stedman, Rochester |
Detective transfer |
|
82 |
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T. L. Rankin, Sacketts Harbor |
Ice railway |
|
83 |
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Mogul Mfg. Co., New York |
Draught springs for relief of animals |
|
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N. Y. Fifth Wheel Co., New York |
Anti-friction fifth wheel |
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Flandreau & Company, New York |
Runabout |
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Trades News Publishing Co., New York |
"The Hub" |
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Brewster & Co., New York |
Four horse break; road coach; park drag; double suspension caleche-landau-pair horse brougham; 4 wheel Gam-Cart - cabriolet - tandem - cart; spider phaeton, top wagon; fancy sleigh; double suspension brougham |
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Geneva Carriage Works, Geneva |
Delivery wagon |
|
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Fenton Metal Co., Jamestown |
Bicycle handle car |
|
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Freeland & Bradley, Wellsville |
Patent carriage poles |
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Russell M. Whitney, Olean |
Black birch wagon hubs |
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Rochester Wheel Co., Rochester |
Compressed band wheels |
|
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Cately & Ettling, Cortland |
Burry prop spring |
|
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Richard Eccles, Auburn |
Carriage specialties |
|
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Union Hardware Co., Union |
Coach & carriage forgings |
|
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Remington Arms Co., Ilion |
Bicycles |
|
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Jas. Cunningham, Son & Company, Rochester |
Royal seven spring rumble Victoria; Royal Brougham; glass Landau; black hearse; white hearse; Berlin coach |
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Glen's Falls Buckboard Co., Glens Falls |
Buckboard wagon No. 1. Buckboard wagon No. 5. |
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Buffalo Spring Gear Co., Buffalo |
Vehicles in the white |
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Wm. Cook, New York |
Folding baby carriage |
|
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Barber Asphalt Paving Co., New York |
Traction indicator |
|
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F. J. Aubeuf, Oneida |
Hand cart and runners |
|
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Champion Wagon Co., Oswego |
Champion wagon |
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Thos. Dark & Son, Buffalo |
Garbage wagon |
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J. Curley, Brooklyn |
Family break shell. Brougham. Double pillar brougham. Top wagon. Victoria |
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Peerless Mfg. Co., New York |
Bicycle sundries |
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84 |
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Otis Bros. & Company, New York |
High pressure hydraulic elevator. Standard hydraulic elevator. Electric elevator (Passenger). Compound hoisting engine. Electric passenger elevator. General exhibit of elevators |
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Henry R. Worthington, New York |
Compound pumps |
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Harriet R. Tracey, New York |
Model of passenger elevators |
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85 |
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Coston Night Signal Co., New York |
Gas lighted buoys |
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Jas. Paine & Son, New York |
Pyrotechnics for ships use |
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J. H. Rushton, Canton |
Collection of boats, canoes & oars |
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N. Y. & N. J. Sandy Hook Pilots, New York |
Models and pictures of pilot boats |
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Catury Co., New York |
Drawings of modes of transportation |
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Harper & Brothers, New York |
Drawings of transportation subjects |
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J. Spencer Turner, New York |
Ontario cotton sail duck |
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S. W. Stanton, New York |
Pen drawings of steam vessels |
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J. Beavor-Webb, New York |
Model of yacht |
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Spanish Transportation Co., New York |
General exhibit model of S. S. "Pillafo" |
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Gas Engine & Power Co., New York |
Naptha launches |
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Providence & Stonington S. S. Company, New York |
Models, pictures & books |
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85 |
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David Kahnweiler, New York |
Patent Woolsey buoy life preservers, rafts and boats |
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McBeam, Edge & Co., Buffalo |
Set of fluted lens signal lamps. Fresnel lens signal lamps |
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Continental Iron Works, Brooklyn |
Steel furnaces for marine boilers |
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E. Merrill & Son, New York |
Log, compass and binnacle |
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C. W. Hunt & Co., New York |
Rope, tubs and shovel |
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General Electric Company, New York |
Electric system for ships |
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Nicaragua Canal Construction Company, New York |
Relief map of Nicaragua canal |
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N.Y. Canal Commission, New York |
Relief map and model of lock |
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De Gramo, Aymer & Co., New York |
Oars |
H - Manufactures |
87 |
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Cheesebrough Mfg. Co., New York |
Vaseline. Products of petroleum. Toilet soaps. Grease paints. Boot and shoe pastes |
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E. R. Durkee & Co., New York |
Flavoring extracts and essences |
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Fritzsche Brothers, New York |
Essential oils |
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Gribble & Nash, New York |
Refined camphor |
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H. G. Hotchkiss & Sons, Lyons |
Essential oils |
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Ladd & Coffin, New York |
Handkerchief perfumes. Cologne. Toilet waters. Artistic display |
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Lazell, Dalley & Co., New York |
Domestic perfumery. Toilet water. Sachet powder |
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Robert Louis' Son, (Limited), Brooklyn |
Toilet soaps |
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Marx & Rasvolle, New York |
Glycerine |
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Roessler & Hasslacher, Chemical Company, New York |
Chemicals. Ceramic colors. Fire gold |
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Ladd & Coffin, New York |
Perfumery |
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Dodge & Olcott, New York |
Essential oils. Drugs. Chemicals for perfumery |
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Theo. Rickseeker, New York |
Perfumery. Toilet soaps |
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Gardener Syrup Hydriodic Acid, New York |
Syrup of Hydriodic Acid |
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Fritzsche Brothers, New York |
Chemicals |
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88 |
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Cass Ink & Pen Co., New York |
Writing ink |
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Hebbemohite Mfg. Co. (Limited), New York |
Ultramarine blue |
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H. W. Johns Mfg. Co., New York |
Paints, colors, wood stains |
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The Egyptian Laquer Mfg. Co., New York |
Lacquers. Lacquers for metal |
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The Frank Miller Co., New York |
Harness dressing. Oils. Blacking, fly net dressing. Axle oil and carriage dressing |
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89 |
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American Paper, Foil and Box Company, New York |
Folding paper boxes |
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Arabol Mfg. Co., New York |
Pastes |
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Book Typewriter Co., Rochester |
Book typewriter |
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The Blickens-derfer Mfg. Co., New York |
Typewriting machine |
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Cyclostyle Co., New York |
The Cyclostyle |
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Cyclostyle Company, New York |
The Neostyle duplicating apparatus. The Neostyle stand. Cabinet and process of duplicating typewriting |
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The Crandall Machine Co., Groton |
Typewriter. Copy holder |
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The Columbia Typewriter Mfg. Co., New York |
The Bar Lock typewriter |
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Ph. Hake Mfg. Co., New York |
Ball programmes, party wedding invitations |
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National Wall Paper Co., New York |
Wall paper. Lincrusta Walton. Artistic display |
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Office Specialty Mfg. Co., Rochester |
Letter files. Document files. Cabinets. Rapid Roller, copier. Metallic vault furniture |
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Patterson Parchment Co., Passaic (Trans. to N. J.) |
Vegetable parchment paper |
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Rogers Manifold & Carbon Paper Co., New York |
Manifold paper. Carbon paper. Typewriter ribbons |
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Shattuck Pen Co., New York |
Fountain pens |
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Standard Paint Co., New York |
Insulating waterproof paper |
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The Thompson Morris Co., Brooklyn |
Corrugated paper |
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Wells Mfg. Co., Syracuse |
Cabinet letter files |
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The Williams Typewriter Co., Brooklyn |
Typewriters. Check punches |
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L. W. Waterman & Co., New York |
Ideal Fountain Pens |
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S. F. Smith Company, New York |
Typewriter supplies |
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Tiffany & Co., New York |
Fine stationery. Writing paper. Cards |
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Frederick Beck & Co., New York |
Wall paper |
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Robert Graves & Co., New York |
Wall paper |
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Nevins & Haviland, New York |
Wall paper |
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H. Bartholomae & Co., New York |
Wall paper |
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Warren Fuller & Co., New York |
Wall paper |
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Roger's Manifold & Carbon Paper Co., New York |
Stylus |
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The Blickens-derfer Mfg. Co., New York |
Small typewriter machines |
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Frederick Beck & Co., New York |
Pressed wall paper hangings with silk face. Lincrusta Walton |
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Franklin Mfg. Co., Batavia |
Lumber crayons, oil crayons, lithographic crayons |
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Rockwell & Rupel Co., Chicago, Ill. (Trans. to Ill. list) |
Typewriter ribbons. Office supplies |
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A. P. Little, Rochester |
American Imp. books. Typewriter carbons |
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National Wall Paper Co., New York |
Artistic pavilion of National Wall Paper Co. |
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Anna M. Parks, Albany |
Perforating machine |
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90 |
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Tiffany Glass & Decorating Company, New York |
Part of a suit of furniture. Inland table of wood & pearl. Church banner, vestments, mitre and cape. A new way of making doors of metal and glass. A new mantel hood. A dark room and a light room furnished and decorated. A table of oak. A table of wood and pearl. Doors of metal and glass. Colored glass windows for domestic use. Two ceilings, one dark and one light |
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W. Schwarzwaelder, New York |
Seven roll top desks |
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Sypher & Company, New York |
Cabinet with porcelain plaques. Rare specimens of 16th and 17th Century. Carved oak furniture. Antique porcelain |
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Schlesinger, Weissner & Company, New York |
Washstands. Settees. Chairs. Child's chair. Tables. Invalid chairs |
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B. and W. B. Smith, New York |
Wall and counter cases. Counters. Specialties in bent glass cases. Office and store furniture |
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Marks Adj. Folding Chair Company, New York |
5 adjustable folding chairs |
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Navins & Haviland, New York |
Shade roller |
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S. Klober & Company, New York |
Mantels. Tables. Cabinets. Pedestals |
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Edward Jansen, New York |
Apartments with walls and ceilings decorated. Apartments furnished complete. Reed & rattan furniture |
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Herts Brothers, New York |
Furniture. Decorations. Draperies |
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Sargeant Mfg. Co., New York |
Revolving book cases. Book racks |
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Tiffany Glass & Decorating Co., New York |
Furnishings & Glass Works. Domestic and Ecclesiastical decorations. Memorials. Chairs, of new design never before used in furniture |
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Buffalo Brass & Iron Bedstead Co., Buffalo |
Iron bedsteads |
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Tiffany Glass & Decorating Co., New York |
Portierres of leather decorated with metal printed curtains |
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Miss S. C. Neale, New York |
Portable crib |
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Mrs. Isaac Bach, New York |
Cover inland with cloth |
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Dora Wheeler Keith, New York |
Library ceiling |
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Mrs. Candace Wheeler, New York |
Decorations and furnishings for library |
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Associated Artists, New York |
Color study. Fighting dragons, woven |
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Anna Lyman, New York |
Picture. Panel in needlework, tapestry. Azalia curtain |
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Associated Artists, New York |
Gold embroidered portierre. Japanese wall hanging embroidered. Gold embroidery on cloth |
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Dora Wheeler, New York |
Tapestry needlework, (Birth of Psyche). Color study in darned embroidery. Needlework tapestry (Twilight) |
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Associated Artists, New York |
Needlework tapestry (Algerian Boy), Textiles, shadow silk |
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Candace Wheeler, New York |
Brocades |
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91 |
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Celoden Terra Cotta Co., Alfred Center |
Roofing and siding tiles. Terra Cotta |
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Onondaga Pottery Co., Syracuse |
Translucent china |
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Mrs. C. F. Richard, Buffalo |
Painted china |
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Tiffany Glass & Decorating Co., New York |
Tessarae. Hood for mantel. Picture panel of Pax. Fireplace, mantel, &c. |
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Mrs. F. A. Burlock, New York |
Plates. Bonbonnieres. Rose jar |
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Mrs. E. A. Dexter, New York |
After dinner coffer pot |
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Miss S. E. Cook, New York |
Rose jar. Trays |
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Senorina Chlotilde Garbarina, New York |
Fish plates |
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Minnie T. Dwight, New York |
Decorated china |
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Miss Helen Mitchell (Transferred from Chicago) |
Ceramics, Lamp, pale green |
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92 |
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Tiffany Glass & Decorating Co., New York |
A mantel in purple (mosaic metal Baptistery pulpit). Marble and mosaic altar and marble and gold. Candlestick of Connemara |
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93 |
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Maurice J. Powers, New York |
Bronze statues. Bronze reliefs. Bronze busts |
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Tiffany & Company, New York |
Nielle work. Champ Leve enamels |
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Tiffany Glass & Decorating Co., New York |
Tabernacle door in gold filagree. Two table lamps in gold filigree. Hanging lamps. Two altar crosses in gold. Candlesticks |
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Miss S. H. Emerson, New York |
Normandy copper jug. Brass jar with cover |
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Miss Pauline Van Kuyck, New York |
Photo frame, repousse work |
|
94 |
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J. Hoare & Company, Corning |
Glassware. Rock crystal cutting. Cut glass. Engraved glass |
|
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L. Strauss & Sons, New York |
Artistic display of cut glass ware. Collective display of cut glass ware. Candelabra 12 ft. high of cut glass. Columbus punch set, cut glass. Large drug bottles, cut glass. Espergnes |
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Tiffany Glass & Decorating Co., New York |
Reredos panel. Mosaic in glass. Altar. Reredos. Pedella |
|
95 |
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Tiffany Glass & Decorating Co., New York |
Pectern [lectern]. Picture panel pulpit church windows of American glass. Domestic colored glass windows |
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Mrs. Tillinghast, 3 N. Washington Sq. N. Y. (trans. from Ohio) |
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96 |
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Tiffany & Co., New York |
Glass sculptured, engraved, Mtd., in silver. Metal carvings. Chiseling in gold and silver. Ornamental, carved and stained ivory |
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Tiffany Glass & Decorating Co., New York |
Two tables. Chairs and settee. Sculptured and engraved table lamp |
|
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Mrs. E. N. Vanderpoel, New York |
Carved box |
|
97 |
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Diepenbrock & Uchtman, New York |
Gold & silver embroidered church vestments. Military and society banners |
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Manhattan Silver Plate Co., Lyons |
Electro-plated gold hollow ware |
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Tiffany & Company, New York |
Silver table ware. Plates. Salvers. Candelabra. Gold & silver ware. Gold ware for table decorations, knives, forks and spoons. Fancy articles. Silver spoons. Cane heads. Mixed metals. Moxumi inland enameled. Plated ware on hard nickel silver base |
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Manhattan Silver Plate Co., Lyons |
Electroplated gold & silver ware. Hollow ware |
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Tiffany & Company, New York |
Dermescending of gold and silver on iron. Etching on decarbonized steel |
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Diepenbrock & Uchtman, New York |
Military and society flags |
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Manhattan Silver Plate Co., Lyons |
Artistic display |
|
98 |
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Brown Amber Mfg. Co., New York |
Amber jewelry. Pipe and cigarette holders |
|
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Bell and Barber, New York |
Pyrites. Jewelry and ornaments |
|
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Leon Favre, New York |
Ivory miniatures |
|
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Brown Amber Co., New York |
Bric-a-brac |
|
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J. A. Cainini, Saratoga Springs |
Jewelry. Mosaic jewelry. Gold. Silver with turquoise. Coral jewelry |
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Tiffany & Company, New York |
Gold ornaments. Rings. Chairs. Bracelets. Necklaces. Diamonds. Colored gems. Rubies. Sapphires. Fancy stones. Diamond cutting. Rubies and fancy stones. Agate. Jade. Rock crystal |
|
99 |
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Self-Winding Clock Co., New York |
Self-winding clocks. Method of time distribution by electricity. Electric chimes in church tower |
|
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Bundy Mfg. Co., Binghamton |
Automatic time recorder |
|
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Tiffany & Co., New York |
Watch cases. Clocks. Astronomical time keepers |
|
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Self-Winding Clock Co., New York |
Automatic signal clocks. Sub-master clocks. Self-winding marine striking movement. Self-winding synchronizing clocks |
|
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Bundy Mfg. Co., Binghamton |
Watchman's electric clock |
|
100 |
|
Am. Silk Label Co., New York |
Woven labels. Woven book marks |
|
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|
A. & S. Blumenthal, New York |
Silk ribbons |
|
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|
John D. Cutter, New York |
Spool silks. Plain dress silks. Fancy dress silks |
|
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Castle Braid Company, New York |
Braids. Covered buttons. Dress trimmings. Silk cords |
|
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Doherty & Wadsworth, New York |
Silk ribbons. Dress goods. Crepes |
|
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Hamil & Booth, New York |
Figured silk dress gowns |
|
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Hitchcock & Meding Co., New York |
Satin damask brocatelles. Ribbons. Dress & tie silks |
|
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Johnson, Cawdin & Co., New York |
Silk ribbons |
|
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Julius Kayser & Co., New York |
Mitts. Gloves |
|
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Levy Brothers, New York |
Silk ribbons |
|
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Sutro Bros. Braid Co., New York |
Trimming braids |
|
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Wm. Trevor, New York |
Silk cravats. Silk ties. Silk handkerchiefs |
|
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|
Hitchcock, Meding Mfg. Co., New York |
Silk grenadines. Silk Nun's Veils. |
|
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B. E. & E. Elwood, Fort Plain |
Silk dress goods |
|
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The Jennings Lace Works, New York |
Laces. Gloves. Mitts and veils |
|
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Wm. Robertson, New York |
Upholstery silks. Silk curtains |
|
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Dexter, Lambert & Co.., New York |
Dress silks. Silk ribbons |
|
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The Empire Silk Co., New York |
Silk dress goods |
|
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Pelgram & Meyer, New York |
Dress silks. Silk ribbons |
|
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|
Wm. Strange Co., New York |
Silk ribbons. Dress goods. Serges. Linings |
|
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John W. Stearns & Co., New York |
Figured and plain dress silks |
|
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Liberty Silk Co., New York |
Dress silks |
|
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Freida V. Redmond, New York |
13 samples printed silk |
|
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The Rhenania Mills, Long Island |
Silk velvet ribbons |
|
101 |
|
H. W. John's Mfg. Co., New York |
Asbestos material. Roofing sheathing, Steam pipe and boiler coverings. Packing cloth cement |
|
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Pantasote Leather Co., New York |
Upholstery |
|
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Tannette Mfg. Co., New York |
Leather imitations for furniture, wall decorations and carriages |
|
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Thos. Potter, Sons & Co., New York |
Oil cloths. Linoleums. Light weight oil cloth |
|
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Pantasote Leather Co., New York |
Pocket books. Screens. Friezes and dados. Substitute for mural work |
|
102 |
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Cocheco Mills, E. Rochester |
Flannel sacking |
|
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|
Garner & Company, New York |
Printed cotton goods. Calicoes. Percales. Lawns |
|
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The New York Mills, New York |
New York Mills extra improved Primes interpares Challege cottons. Shirtings of superior quality, and evenness of thread & manufactures. N.Y. Mills extra heavy sheetings, superior quality, weight & evenness of manufacture |
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The New York Mills, New York |
N.Y. Mills Camlet Jean, color and quality (for Southern use) for men and women. Cassimeres, superior quality, design and color (for men's wear). Twilled Jeans. Jeans for drawers. Shirtings. Ginghams. Cotton goods |
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James Thompson & Co., New York |
Twines, Buckram |
|
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Standard Oil Co., Troy |
Lamp, stove and torch wicks |
|
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Lisa de F. Downer, New York |
Linen tablecloth spun in 1892 |
|
100 |
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Frida V. Redmond, New York |
13 samples of printed silk |
|
102 |
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Garner & Co., New York |
Ducks. Sateens and Henriettas. Turkey red prints |
|
103 |
|
Am. Loop Fabric Co., Brooklyn |
Blankets. Carriage and steamer robes. Traveling rugs. Horse blankets. Afghans |
|
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|
L.L. Allen & Bros., Rochester |
Dress goods. Linings |
|
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Appleton Woolen Mills, Appleton, Wis. |
Paper makers, felts. Cassimeres |
|
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|
McFarlan & Company, Amsterdam |
Woolen knit underwear |
|
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Switz Conde, New York |
Knitted fabrics. Knitted novelties |
|
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|
Empire Woolen Mills, Clayville |
Woolen cassimeres. Worsted coatings and suitings |
|
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French & Ward, New York |
Eider-down blankets. Eider-down fabrics |
|
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Globe Woolen Mills, Utica |
Worsted coatings and suitings |
|
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Globe Woolen Mills, Utica |
Beavers. Cassimeres |
|
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Dr. Jaegers Sanitary Woolen System Co., New York |
Underwear. Wearing apparel. Blankets. Bedding |
|
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Sawyer Woolen Mills, Dover Plains |
Woolen goods for men's wear. Worsted goods for men's wear |
|
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Waterloo Woolen Mills, Waterloo |
Broadcloths |
|
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Canogo, Woolen Co., Auburn |
Woolen cloth |
|
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Auburn Woolen Co., Auburn |
Woolen cloth |
|
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Thomas Oakes & Company, Bloomfield, N.J. |
Beavers. Kerseys. Blue uniform cloth. Meltons. Carriage cloth. Doeskins. Broadcloth |
|
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Alfred Dolge, Dolgeville |
Felt goods. Boots, shoes and slippers, made of same |
|
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L. L. Allen Bros., Rochester |
Flannels |
|
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Waterloo Woolen Mfg. Co., Waterloo |
Woolen shawls |
|
104 |
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G. H. Stiehl & Co., New York |
Children's wear |
|
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Harriet R. Tracy, New York |
Sewing machine products |
|
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Van Orden Corset Co., New York |
Corsets |
|
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Edwin M. Doll, New York |
Tuxedo coat. Silk vest |
|
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The John J. Mitchell Co., New York |
Fashion plates of men's garments |
|
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A. F. Muller, New York |
Ladies' riding habits |
|
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E. Tavyeffort, New York |
Morning hunting coat. Waistcoat. Breeches |
|
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Wedenburgh & Brooks, New York |
D.B. Frock coat. D.B. Waist coat. Trousers |
|
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J. P. Wessman, New York |
Overcoat |
|
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Julius C. Weiss & Co., New York |
Dress suit. Driving overcoat |
|
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John Patterson & Co., New York |
Queens, state, grooms and waiter's livery |
|
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Merwyn & Co., New York |
Cutaway frock suit. Sack suit |
|
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Merwyn & Co., New York |
Tuxedo suits |
|
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Mayer Strouse & Co., New York |
Corsets |
|
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Van Orden Corset Co., New York |
Manufactures corsets |
|
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E. M. Knox, New York |
Silk hats. Stiff hats. Soft hats |
|
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Jacob Alder Co., New York |
Gloves |
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Altman Summer Neckwear Co., New York |
Summer neckwear |
|
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Brooklyn Shield Co., Brooklyn |
Dress shields |
|
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C. F. Beatty, New York |
Gold metal leaf |
|
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H.C. Curtiss Co., New York |
Collars. Cuffs. Shirts |
|
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L. Dryfoos & Co., New York |
Silk shirts |
|
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Dempster & Place, Gloversville |
Gloves |
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Delsarte Corset Co., New York |
Children's waists. Bust corsets |
|
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Excelsior Fur & Glove Sewing Machine Co., New York |
Sewing machine for gloves |
|
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C. J. Haley & Co., New York |
Hose supporters |
|
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Hull & Co., Poughkeepsie |
Pantaloons |
|
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Jarvis Hygienic Underwear Co., New York |
Hygienic underwear |
|
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E. M. Knox, New York |
Straw hats |
|
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Chas. F. Lehmann, Brooklyn |
Military helmets of cork. Police helmets of cork. Society helmets of cork |
|
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E. Miller & Co., Brooklyn |
Pajama suits. Fancy night shirts |
|
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Northrup Glove Co., Johnstown |
Gloves |
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Siegel Brothers, New York |
Ladies muslin underwear |
|
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Self-Threading Sewing Machine Co., New York |
Sewing machines |
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F. W. Seybel, New York |
Ladies felt hats. Ladies straw hats |
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John C. Allen, Gloversville |
Kid gloves. Mittens |
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E. M. Knox, New York |
Ladies riding hats. Napper hats |
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Mr. S. J. Mills, Rochester |
Dress waist of silk |
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Foster, Paul & Co., Rochester |
Artistic display |
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Edwin C. Burt & Co., Rochester |
Boots, shoes and slippers |
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C. P. Ford & Co., Rochester |
Welts. Shoes |
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John Gardner, Brooklyn |
Shoes and slippers |
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Hanan & Son, New York |
Boots and shoes |
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Wm. Howard Hoople, New York |
Strip welting |
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J. J. Lattemann Shoe Mfg. Co., New York |
Boots |
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J. Imogene Howard, New York |
Handmade children's dresses |
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H. K. Tracy, New York |
Sewing machines |
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Foster, Paul & Co., New York |
Kid gloves |
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Williams Mfg. Co., Plattsburgh |
Sewing machine for family and light manufacturing |
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Dempster & Place, Gloversville |
Mittens |
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Brill Brothers, New York |
Dress shirts |
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Cluett, Coon & Co., Troy |
General exhibits. Collars. Cuffs. Shirts |
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Harvey Fastening Co., New York |
Overgaiter fastener |
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United Shirt & Collar Co., Troy |
Ladies' collars, cuffs, shirts & chemisettes |
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Hull & Company, Poughkeepsie |
Process of manufacture from the raw wool to the finished trousers |
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E. Mellen & Co., New York |
Dress shirts |
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Singer Mfg. Co., New York |
Machines |
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105 |
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Geo. C. Treadwell Co., Albany |
Dressing for seal furs. Dyeing for seal furs. Caps |
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C. C. Shayne, New York |
Furs |
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C. G. Gunther & Sons, New York |
Manufactured furs. Manufactured skins. Mounted animals. Stuffed animals. Trimmings. Caps. Boas. Muffs. Capes. Robes. Rugs. Russian Sable tail garment. Eagle banner. Natural beaver robe. Ermine cloak |
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C.C. Shaye, New York |
Sable mantle. Mink, mantle. |
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C. G. Gunther, New York |
Hunter's and sportsmen’s furs. Broad tail mantellette. Chinchilla mantellette |
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106 |
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J. I. Howard for Afro-American N. Y State Board, New York |
Ecclesiastical and other embroidery |
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Miss Agnes Cole, New Rochelle |
Miniatures |
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Associated Artists, New York |
Tapestry |
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Exhibit of Society of Decorating Artists, New York |
Bed spread. Italian &c. Renaissance Panel, Head-Madonna, Solid embroidery in silk |
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Mrs. Esther Carter, No. 40 E. 9th St., New York |
Flemish lace curtain (white). Venetian trimming for scarf |
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Mrs. Frederick Downer, New York |
Handmade lace scarf |
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Mrs. Henry Hampton, Poughkeepsie |
Yellow roses. Centre piece, linen |
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Mrs. Jane Hollingsworth, New York |
Table cover |
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J. & R. Lamb (Carmine St.) New York |
Frame with ecclesiastical embroidery |
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Mary B. Stevens, New York |
Frame with embroidered angel |
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Rhoda Holmes Nicholls, New York |
Piece of hand-made lace |
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Mrs. M. A. Peters, New York |
Shore piece embroidered on satin |
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Mrs. R. W. Preston, New York |
Crochet counterpane, brown thread. Crochet pillow covers |
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Mrs. W. McNoughton & Miss N.C. Ryerson, New York |
Tapestry, "Summer" |
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T. R. Kreamer, Steinway |
Art embroidery and painting |
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Miss Meta Gibson, New York |
Art needlework |
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Julia Peteit, New York |
Crochet spread & shams |
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Miss Lucy Ogden, New York |
Embroidery |
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Associated Artists, New York |
Color study, portierre &c. |
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Anna Layman, New York |
Picture panel in needlework &c. |
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Associated Artists, New York |
Japanese wall hanging. Gold embroidery on gold cloth |
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Dora Wheeler, New York |
Tapestry needlework (Birth of Psyche) |
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Associated Artists, New York |
Tapestry needlework (Algerian Boy) |
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Associated Artists, New York |
Textiles. Group of Shadow silks |
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Candace Wheeler, New York |
Brocades |
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Miss Sarah Hadley, Applied Artists, New York |
Hand-made lace |
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Associated Artists, New York |
Cotton velvets |
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Crotty & Mitchell, New York |
Dress stays |
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New England Whalebone Mfg. Co., New York |
Stays |
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Tiffany Glass & Decorating Co., New York |
Lectern work. Embroidery in gold and silk. Leather table cover of perforated embroidery. Precious mitre in needlework applique. Orphreyed mitre in pure needlework of gold. Chasuble in gold applique. Cope of velvet & embroidery |
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New York Society Decorating Artists, New York |
Gold embroidery. Velvet bags |
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The Singer Mfg. Co., New York |
Laces. Art embroidery and needlework. Tapestries, machine work |
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M. L. Miller & Sons, New York |
Shoe trimmings |
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Victor Gershal, New York |
Pearl buttons |
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New England Whalebone Mfg. Co., New York |
Dress bones |
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N.Y. State Board of Woman Managers, New York |
Collection of miniatures |
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H. P. Clark, Spring Center |
Embroidery |
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Excelsior Quilting Co., New York |
Fancy stitchings and quiltings of linings |
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Mrs. S. E. Criss-Wise, 96 5th Ave. (trans. from Chicago) |
Mexican drawn work |
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107 |
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India Rubber Comb Co., New York |
Combs. Brushes |
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108 |
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J. K. Hacke, New York |
Bags |
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Wm. De Muth & Co., New York |
Smokers' articles. Meerschaum pipes, mounted with amber. Metal show figures. Artistic display of pipes and smokers articles |
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Tiffany & Co., New York |
Umbrellas. Canes. Fancy bags. Pouches. Card cases. Portfolio silverware and jewelry cases. Valises. Dress suit cases. Handbags. Toilet articles. Birds. Leather of animals. Reptiles. Fishes |
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109 |
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The India Rubber Comb Co., New York |
Hard rubber goods. Soft rubber goods |
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110 |
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E. B. Bates & Sons, New York |
Turned wooden boxes |
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Edward Jensen, New York |
Novelties in basket work. Reed chairs. Chairs. Tables. Stools & ottomans. Rattan chairs, stools and ottomans |
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Peter F. Pia, New York |
Pewter Toys |
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Rice & Hochster, New York |
Tortoise shell articles |
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111 |
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Johnstone & Benkley, New York |
Welting and welting leather |
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Fayerweather & Ladew, New York |
Belting and solo leather |
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Chas. Hanselt, New York |
Glazed kid |
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David Moffet & Co., New York |
Harness leather |
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Gustav Levor, Gloversville |
Patent shoe kid |
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James B. Weed, Binghamton |
Finished leather |
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J. S. Barnet & Sons, New York |
Finished leather |
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112 |
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Springer Torsion Balance Co., New York |
Scales and balances |
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Thomson Meter Co., Brooklyn |
Water meters |
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National Meter Co., Brooklyn |
Water meters |
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Neptune Meter Co., New York |
Water meters |
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H. R. Worthington, New York |
Water, oils and molasses meters |
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Buffalo Scale Co., Buffalo |
Combination beam for hay scales. Dormant scales. Reverse acting meat beam. Columbian scale. Boston platform. Fancy latch for platform scales. Patent Boston marking scales. Patent testing machine |
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113 |
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Burgess Gun Company, Buffalo |
Sporting and hunting fire arms |
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Francis Bannerman, New York |
Repeating shot guns and rifles. Riot guns |
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Lefever Arms Co., Syracuse |
Automatic hammerless guns |
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Remington Arms Co., Ilion |
Military and sporting fire arms |
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Chas. H. Emerson, Whitehall |
Boomerang |
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Lefever Arms Co., Syracuse |
Ejector |
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114 |
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Rochester Lamp Co., New York |
Lamps. Lamp shades and appurtenances. Artistic display |
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Tiffany Glass & Decorating Co., New York |
Statuary lights of silver & copper, of new and artistic design. A Metalo Mother of Pearl Electroller, novel in form and artistic in design |
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Tiffany Glass & Decorating Co., New York |
A church electrolier of great size, glass and metal |
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H. Hohenstein, New York |
Candles & sundries. Lamps, and candle shades of silk, linen & paper |
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Steam Gauge Lantern Co., Syracuse |
Lamps, lanterns |
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115 |
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Cortland Howe Ventilating Co., Cortland |
Heating stoves |
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W. A. Daggett & Co., Vineland (Trans. to N. J.) |
Self-basting and roasting baking pans |
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Howard Thermostat & Co., Syracuse |
Automatic damper regulators |
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H. J. Jackson & Bros., New York |
Grates |
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Kelsey Furnace Co., Syracuse |
Warm air furnace |
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Gorton Lidgewood Co., New York |
House heating boilers |
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J. F. Pease Furnace Co., Syracuse |
Hot water furnaces. Hot air & steam heaters |
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Ronalds & Co., New York |
Range boilers |
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Jas. Stroud, New York |
Self-basting roasting pans |
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J. W. Warner, New York |
Hot water heaters. Steam heating boilers |
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Iron Clad Mfg. Co., New York |
Anti-burning bottom for sheet metal, kitchen utensils. Galvanized articles for household purposes. Rotary ash sifter |
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Tuttle, Bailey Mfg. Co., New York |
Warm air registers. Ventilators |
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Henry Troemner, New York |
Coffee mills |
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Lize de Forest Downer, New York |
Patent mop pail |
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Mrs. J. M. Lawton, New York |
Maize grater |
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Consolidated Car Heater Co., Albany |
Electric heaters |
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Abendroth Brothers, New York |
Hot water heaters |
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116 |
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Iron Clad Manufacturing Co., New York |
Tinted, galvanized and enameled household or kitchen steel soda fountains, rotary ash sifters, utensils, cold handles |
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John Mathews App. Co., New York |
Soda water apparatus and all fixings |
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Iron Clad Mfg. Co., New York |
Soda fountains. Enameled sheet metal ware |
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117 |
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Tiffany Glass & Decorating Co., New York |
Glass & metal lathe work for windows, &c. |
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118 |
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Bayer & Schubner, New York |
Wrought iron art grille. Andirons |
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Tiffany Glass & Decorating Co., New York |
Wrought copper lamp. Fire screen. Wrought silver lamp |
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119 |
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Jas. Bardsley, New York |
Spring hinges and door knobs |
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Bommer Bros., Brooklyn |
Spiral spring hinges |
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Wilson Bohanan, Brooklyn |
Locks. Padlocks. Switch locks. Door locks. Handles and night latches |
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C. E. Jennings & Co., Brooklyn |
Augurs. Bits. Drawing knives. Saws. Planes. Carpenters tools |
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Kearney & Foot Co., Brooklyn |
Files and rasps |
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David Maydole Hammer Co., Norwich |
Hammers |
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H. Stafford, Norwich |
Stafford coin registering bank |
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Carey Safe Company (Limited), Buffalo |
Safes |
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120 |
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Alberene Stone Co., New York |
Alberene Stone Laundry tubs. Sanitary and plumbing specialties |
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Stewart Ceramic Co., New York |
Solid white crockery. Stationary wash tubs. Bath tubs |
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Iron Clad Mfg. Co., New York |
Riveted galvanized range boilers. Welded galvanized boilers (Range) |
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Oswego Indurated Fibre Co., Oswego |
Laundry trays. Bath tubs. Sinks and lavatories made of indurated fibre ware |
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121 |
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Campbell Cutlery Co., Syracuse |
Display trays |
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Cushman & Denison, New York |
Pocket viles |
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Mrs. G. W. Destie, Johnstown |
Dress cutting system |
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A. Major Cement Co., New York |
Leather and rubber cement |
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The McDowell Co., New York |
Small brass machine for drafting garments to take the place of tailor square |
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Queen Silver Polish Co., New York |
Silver polish |
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Rodwell Mfg. Co., Buffalo |
Stamps & gilded sign letters |
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N. Safford, Buffalo |
Signs |
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Tiffany Glass & Decorating Co., New York |
Church furniture of all kinds, in marble, metal &c. & statues of Blessed Virgin &c. |
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Iron Clad Mfg. Co., New York |
Sheet metal tubular or hollow rives |
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The McDowell Co., New York |
Small machines for drafting men's garments |
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North American Phonograph Co., New York |
Phonographs |
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Tiffany & Co., New York |
Medals struck by Tiffany |
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J. K. Palmersburgh's Sons, New York |
Display of fixtures and forms |
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Improved Cloak Rack Co., New York |
Revolving cloak stand |
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Mrs. R. S. Bailey, Silver Creek |
Dress system |
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Mary J. Day, Newburgh |
Ironing board |
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106 |
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Downer, Mrs. F., New York City |
Lace scarf |
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Downer, Miss Lisa, New York City |
Linen table cover |
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Hadley, Miss Sarah, New York City |
Handmade lace |
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102 |
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Miss Lisa de F. Downer, New York |
Linen table cloth, spun in 1892 |
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Singer Manufacturing Co., New York |
Curtains |
K - Fine Arts |
139. Sculpture |
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Adams, Herbert, Brooklyn |
Portrait bust of a lady (Marble). Primavera (Marble bust). St. Agnes' Eve. (Plaster bust, colored) |
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Elwell, F. Edwin, New York |
Charles Dickens and Little Nell (Bronze) |
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Niehans [Niehaus], C. N., New York |
Historical door of Trinity Church (Plaster). Athlete. (Plaster) |
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Rogers, John, New York |
Statue of Abraham Lincoln. (seated) |
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Ruckstuhl, F. Wellington, New York |
Evening (Marble) |
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140. Oil Painting |
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Blashfield, Edwin H., New York |
The Angel with the Flaming Sword. Christmas Bells. Portrait |
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Brush, George de Forest, New York |
Mother and Child. The Head Dress. The Indian and the Lily, The Sculptor and the King. |
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Church, F. S., New York |
Knowledge is Power. The Viking's Daughter |
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Cox, Kenyon, New York |
Painting and Poetry. An Eclogue. Diana. The Pursuit of the Ideal. Music. Echo. May. Portrait of L. H. K. A Solo. Portrait of St. Gaudens. Flying Shadows. Portrait of Roger D. |
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Curran, Charles C., New York |
Winter Morning in a Barnyard. Salle de la Venus de Milo. Sealing the Letter. The Iris Bed. Early Morning in June. Winter Fog. A Cabbage Garden. Under the Awning. A dream. A Breezy Day. A Corner in a Barnyard |
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Donoho, G. Ruger, New York |
Explorers |
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Dewing, T. W., New York |
Summer Twilight. A Musician. Lady in Blue. A Portrait. A Portrait. Portrait of W. M. Chase. The Days |
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Foster, Ben., New York |
The First Days of Spring. The Returning Fleet. A Maine Hillside. In Fontaineblau [sic] Forest |
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Gaul, Gilbert, New York |
Charging the Battery. Silenced |
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Hassam, Childe, New York |
Autumn Landscape. On the Way to the Grand Prix. Midsummer Morning. Cab Station, Rue Bonaparte. Snowy Day on Fifth Avenue. Indian Summer |
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Jones, H. Bolton, New York |
Spring. The Flax Breaker |
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Johnson, Eastman, New York |
Portrait of Dr. McCosh. The Nantucket School of Philosophy. The Cranberry Harvest. Portrait of a Girl. Two Men. My Portrait. Life Size Portrait |
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Kendall, Wm. Sargent, New York |
The Glory of Fair Promise. Saint Yves Pray for Us. |
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McIlhanny, C. Morgan |
Shrub Oak. On the Beach |
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Mowbray, H. Siddons, New York |
Rose Harvest. Arcadia. Scherazade. The Evening Breeze |
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Murphy, J. Francis, New York |
November Grays. The Hazy Morn |
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Ochtman, Leonard, New York |
Night. Harvesting by Moonlight. Along the Miamus River |
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Palmer, Walter L., Albany |
Autumn Morning. Mist Clearing Away. An Early Snow. December |
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Picknell, Wm. L., New York |
Sunday Morning. Early Morning. The Road to Concarneau |
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Platt, Charles A., New York |
Winter Landscape. Early Spring |
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Reid, Robert, New York |
Vision of St. Angela d'Augant. The Red Flower. Portrait of Little Miss S. Her First Born. |
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Robinson, Theodore, New York |
The Layette. Winter. Roman Fountain. |
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Simmons, Edward E., New York |
Early Moonlight on Bay St. Ives. Darby and Joan. The Carpenter's Son |
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Thayer, Abbott H., Scarboro |
Virgin Enthroned. Portrait of a Lady. Brother and Sister |
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Tiffany, Louis C., New York |
Market at Nuremburg. Market at Nuremburg |
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Tryon, D. W., New York |
Autumn. Sunset at Seat. Rising Moon, Autumn. Springtime. Morning. Starlight. Night. October. Winter Evening. The Rising Moon. A Winter Afternoon. December, a Salt Marsh. Daybreak, New Bedford Harbor |
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Turner, C. Y., New York |
The Coppersmith. John Alden's Letter. The Days that are no more. Saw Wood and Saw Nothing. Pride of the Farmer. Washing Day. The Grand Canal, Dordrecht. Courtship of Miles Standish. Afternoon Tea. Gossips. On the Beach. At Easthamton. |
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Walker, Henry O., New York |
Hagar and Ishmael. Boy on the Donkey. The Gift Bearer |
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Walker, Horatio, New York |
A Stable Interior |
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Weir, J. Alden, New York |
Summer Sand. Christmas Tree. Autumn. The Young Student. Portrait. The Lane. The Open Book. Portrait of Webb Weir. Portrait of Admiral Farragut |
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Wiles, Irving R., New York |
Sunlight in the Studio. Portrait. Sunshine & Flowers. The Sonata. Lady in Green. A Girl in Black |
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Hitchcock, George, New York |
Tulip Culture. The Scarecrow |
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Kappes, Alfred, New York |
Rent Day. Tattered and Torn |
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141. Water Colors |
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Franzen, August, New York |
Afternoon. Before the Rain |
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Hassam, Childe, New York |
Montmartre. Springtime in the City. Fifth Avenue. The Rain |
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Lampert, Emma H., Rochester |
A Bread Winner. Through the Meadows in Holland |
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McChesney, Clara T., New York |
Still Life. The Old Cobbler |
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McIlhenny, C. Morgan, New York |
Shrub Oak. Moonrise. Bull Calf. Old Friends |
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Nicholls, Rhoda, New York |
Chrysanthemums. Washing Day |
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Sherwood, Rosina E. , New York |
September. In the Orchard. Sunlight in the Orchard |
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Tiffany, Louis C., New York |
Cobblers at Bouferik, Algiers. Street in Algiers. Cathedral at Morlaix. Street in Algiers. Feeding the Flamingoes. Summer |
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Trachtman, J. H., New York |
Pier near Newport. Winter |
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Smedley, W. T., New York |
"There could be no doubt, thought Miss Latymer that it was to be the Intense Elderly." "Up among the Great Iron Arches." "A Lazy Companion." Jackson Park - part of the Exhibition Grounds. Entrance to the Hall of Mines, in process of Construction. Near the Hall of Mines. The Administration Building. Site for the Statue of the Republic |
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143. Engravings, Etchings and Drawings |
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Mercier, Gustave, New York |
Automedon. The Boy's Work Done. Vive la Fidelite. Education of the Virgin |
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Moran, M. Nimmo, New York |
Point Isabel, Florida. Florida Forest. Summer, Easthampton. Edge of Georgia Pond. The Old Homestead. Between the Gloaming and the Mirk. Twilight, Easthampton. Bridge over the Delaware. Haunt of the Muskrat. Conway Castle, Wales. Bushkill Bridge. Evening, Easthampton |
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Platt, Chas. A., New York |
Arnheim. The Meuse. Brittany Landscape. Brittany Farm. Willows on the Coast. Dieppe. Dordrecht. Naples. Honfleur. Passenger Boats, on the Seine. Pier at Lannor. Under Pont Ste. Marie. Two Sloops. Inland Port. A Spring Flood. Brooklyn Bridge. Pont St. Michel |
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Weir, J. Alden, New York |
Dr. R. F. Weir. Christmas Tide. Blacksmith Shop. John F. Weir. By the Evening Lamp. The Back Yard. The Little Fountain. Sulby Glen. The Lamp. Castle. Head. Figure with Sleeping Dog. Portrait of a Lady. Three Etchings. One Dry Point and One Etching. Frugal Repast - Child - Reading. Head |
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Weir, J. Alden, New York |
Four Heads. Two Etchings on Zinc. Three Etchings and Three Dry Points. Two Etchings and One Dry Point. One Etching and One Dry Point. Two Dry Points. H. R. Weir and Robt. Weir. One Etching and One Dry Point. |
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Aikman, Walter M., Brooklyn |
Under the Willows. Wordsworth. A Modern Comanche. Grand Canal, Venice. Rowing down to Iffley. Bringing Home the Christmas Tree. Sunset, La Hulpe, Belgium. The Sheep Pasture. The Penitent Jewel Weed |
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Aitkin, Peter, New York |
On the Otomi Pass, Japan. A Scene in Kent. The Conspirators |
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Bernstrom, Victor, Grandview on Hudson |
A Little Music. Limbering Up. Philip. The Mujik. Drawing Water for the Camp. Snow Angel. Trapped at Last. The Shepherdess. The Mystery of Life. Pirates Haven, Shark River. The Dead Matador. |
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Cole, Timothy, The Century Co., New York |
Delphian Sibyl. Knight of Malta. The Concert. The Tribute Money. Venice Enthroned. Battle of St. Ephesius. Madonna and Child. Miracle of St. Mark. Group of Angels. Mary Magdalen. Aeneas. Madonna of the Goldfinch. Mona Lisa. Three Ages of Man. Unknown Man. Verocchio. Madonna and Child. Detail of the Last Judgment. Two Angels. Man with a Violin. Madonna and Child. St. Jerome. St. Liberalis. The Entombment. St. Agnes |
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Cooper, Edith, New York |
Sheep. White Birches. Garrison Marching out with the Honors of War. Lille 1708. Springtime of Love |
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Davis, Samuel P., Brooklyn |
An Afternoon Nap. Cat and Kittens at Play. French Hunting Dog |
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Del'Orme, E. H., New York |
Esquimaux Life. Birthplace of Beethoven. Canoeing in Florida. Garden Scene in Venice. Landing of the Dutch Fleet |
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Johnson, Thomas, New York |
Head of a Man. Browning. Dr. J. Weir Hitchcock. Bishop Potter. Mrs. Bradley Martin. Paderewski. Tennyson. Portrait of A. Lang. Portrait of a Girl. Daubigny. Liszt. Portrait of a Child |
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Miller, William, New York |
Seven Wood Engravings |
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Putnam, S. G., Corona, L. I. |
Identity. Waterfall by Moonlight. Mirabeau and the King's Messenger. Princess Marie of Austria. A Cozy Corner. Carne Castle. At the Continental Spring. Pirates Seizing a Ship. A Sheep Pasture |
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Schladitz, E., New York |
Love locked out. Grandmother |
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Tinker, John, Brooklyn |
Exchanging Confidences. All Hallowe'en. Swine Herd, River Danube. Apache Indian Firing on Teamster. English Cathedral |
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Wolf, Henry, New York |
Wood Engravings. The Roadside (After R. Swain Gifford). New England Peddler (After Eastman Johnson). My Sister Lydia (After S. C. Tarbell). The Virgin Enthroned (After A. H. Thayer). Twilight (After Alexander Harrison). The Portrait (After Will H. Low). Miss Beatrice Goelet (After J. S. Sargent). Tiger (After Adolph Menzel). Madonna and Child (After Dagnan Bonveret). Thirst (After Gerome) |
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144. Miscellaneous Drawings |
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Brown, J. Appleton, New York |
Sand Dunes. December. Springtime. Summer |
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Blum, Robert, New York |
Wandering Etas (Pen Drawing). Japanese Policeman (Pen Drawing). A Shop for Lamps (Pen Drawing). Japanese Girl (Pen Drawing). Its Tiny Head Swung Hither and Thither (Pen Drawing). The Ameya (Pen Drawing). Be Pleased to Bring in the Honorable Account (Pen Drawing). My Eye was caught by the Gleam of A Brass Doorknob. She looked at me and spoke Trustingly (Wash Drawing). The Tall Ladder of a Fire Station (Wash Drawing). Tea Poland Crockery (Wash Drawing). Benteen Cave, Enoshina (Wash Drawing). The Amma Japonica (Wash Drawing). Where the Proprietor, Stark Naked, pestles the Paddy (Wash Drawing). She laid her hand on his Arm (Wash Drawing). Head of the Street, Enoshima (Wash Drawing). A Street Scene, Enoshima (Wash Drawing). Japanese Dinner at Golden Koi (Wash Drawing). A Little City Back Yard (Wash Drawing). Watching the Election Returns, Japan (Wash Drawing). A Begging Priest (Wash Drawing). On the Hillside at Enoshima (Wash Drawing). The Plankway to Benteen Cave (Wash Drawing). Fray Innocencio and Flojo (Pen Drawing). The Man is Dead, he said (Black & white) |
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Chapman, Carlton F., New York |
Port of Valparaiso in a Norther (Wash Drawing). White Star Steamer, Majestic (Black and white). The Largest Steamer on the Lake (Black and white) |
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Gaul, Gilbert, New York |
A Pulque Carrier, Mexico (Black and white in oil). The Journey in the Market Cart (Black and white in oil). Looking at Chargres (Black and white in oil). Pleasant Weather in the Gulf (Black and white in oil). Gorgona, Panama (Black and white in oil). The Pilot, Jamaica (Black and white in oil). The Kitchen, Jamaica (Black and white in oil). |
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Gaul, Gilbert, New York |
Pleased, a Cheer for the Old Flag (Black and white in oil). The Master's Lunch, Jamaica (Black and white in oil). Dining Room, French Hotel, Panama. The Steamer is in Panama (Black and white in oil) |
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Gibson, C. D., New York |
Wash Drawings. I wish to God you were out of this Business. In the Studio. A serious Question. |
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Gibson, C. D. New York |
Pen Drawings. Cartoon for Life. Two Girls and a Man. The Jury. In the Moonlight. Drifting Apart. Will Penelope land the Baron? At Mrs. Flatsharps. The Prisoner at the Bar. Time. In Leap Year. In Leap Year, starting on their Wedding Journey. In Leap Year, after having kept the Men waiting. The Horse Show. That delicious moment. A Summer Vacation. Fourth of July. At Mrs. Van Tappan's. At Mrs. Danbleigh Crome's. At the Gentlemen's Sons. Chowder Club |
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Gibson, W. Hamilton, Brooklyn |
Night Hawk. (Pen Drawing). Orange Boughs (Charcoal). A Misty Morning (Smoke) |
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Gibson, W. Hamilton, Brooklyn |
Black & White. Los Loros, Andes. A California Garden. The Bobolink at Home. A Midnight Tragedy. A Wild Garden. A Winter Ravine. The Sly Silver Fox. Cyrepedium Spectabile. A Relic of the Departed South. A Southern Cane Brake Jungle. On Bayou Teche, Louisiana |
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Low, Will H., New York |
Through the Tendriled, Branches the Famed Aeolian Choir. (Black & white.) Old Field at Barbizon (Wash Drawing). Narcissus (Black & white, oil) |
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Reinhart, Charles S., New York |
A Kissing Gate. (Pen Drawing). Government Wharf, Port Monroe (Charcoal). Up the Hudson (Pen Drawing). Portrait of Charles Dudley Warner (Pen Drawing). A Near Sighted Deputy (Charcoal). Liberal and Conservative (Charcoal). A Tramp (Charcoal). Christmas Morning (Charcoal). Illustration (Black & White). Skating (Wash Drawing) |
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Remington, Frederick, New Rochelle |
Pen Drawings. Roping in a Horse. Corral. The Old Trapper. A Member of the Mounted Police, Canada |
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Remington, Frederick, New Rochelle |
Wash Drawings. Infantry Covering the Withdrawal of Cavalry. Behind the Breastworks, Besieged by Utes. Boots and Saddles. Rounding Up. Pitching Broncos. General Miles Reviewing the Mexican Army. Polish Village. Some Idle Notes on "The Most Noble Profession" in Europe. At the Horse Show |
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Remington, Frederick, New Rochelle |
Black and White. A Sample Steed. A War Party of Comanches. "Jumping" a Hunters Camp. Splitting the Buffalo Herd |
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Smedley, W. T. New York |
Black and White. Exhibition Grounds, 1891. Before the Agricultural Building. Lake Front - Side of Main Building. At the Hotel. In a Restaurant (Pencil) |
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Smedley, W. T. New York |
Black and White. Old Guard Ball. An Invitation to the Dance. In the House of Representatives. Cowboy. Ladies Gallery House of Representatives. Easter Lillies. Broadway at Night, Promenade Concert. A Bishop. Relics of George Washington. Onnalinda. When the Tide Comes In. Jane Field - "I am Esther Maxwell." On the Rocks at Narragansett. Sunday Morning Fifth Avenue. A King's Daughter. Christmas Shopping. On the Down Town Ferry. A Bit of Decoration. Illustration (Wash Drawing). Illustration (Wash Drawing). Military Road in the Caucasus. Circassians of the Imperial Guard. Georgian Prince. The Yachting Party. Persian Banner, Nizin [Nizhni?] Novgorod. Horse Artillery Going into Action. Crossing the Channel |
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Thurlstrup, T. de, New York |
Joseph Choate (Wash Drawing). Black and White. Columbian Exposition, Workers in staff. Belated Passenger. An Evening at the Horse Show. Admiral Walker. The Three Hussars. The Dinner Table in a Norwegian Farmhouse. A Mujik's Funeral. Norwegian Fisher Family. At the Traktier's. Kroll's Garden, Berlin |
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Wenzell, A. B., New York |
Black and White. The Diamonds. Sketch no. 1, for "Life." Sketch no. 2, for "Life." Sketch no. 3, for "Life." Sketch no. 4, for "Life." Sketch no. 5, for "Life." Sketch no. 6, for "Life." Sketch no. 7, for "Life." Sketch no. 8, for "Life." Sketch no. 9, for "Life." Sketch no. 10, for "Life." Sketch no. 11, for "Life." Sketch no. 12, for "Life." |
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Metcalf, W. L., New York |
Stinnerd House, Pelham Bay Park (Pen Drawing). The Picture Gallery (Black & White). He Drove the Knife through his Hand (Black and White). Cable Hut at Shore End (Black and White) |
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Zogbaum, R. F. New Rochelle |
Black and White. A Landing, The Advanced Skirmishers. Shore Drill, Pegging Away at an Imaginary Enemy. All Hands to Skylark |
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139-145. Architecture |
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Brunner & Tryon, New York |
Main Entrance, Temple Beth-El (Pen). Shrine for Temple Beth-El (Water Color). Satlein Building (Water Color). Buildings to be erected for W. F. Havemeyer |
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Hardenburg, H. J., New York |
Waldorf Hotel (Water Color by Hughson Hawley) |
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Hunt R. M., New York |
Model of Part of the House of W. K. Vanderbilt |
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Lamb & Rich, New York |
Berkeley School, New York City (Photograph). Germania Fire Insurance Building, New York City. (Photograph) |
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Gibson, R. H., Brooklyn |
Competitive design for the Cathedral of St. John the Divine. (Pen Drawing) |
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143. Etchings, Engravings & Prints |
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Schlecht, Charles, New York |
Steel Engravings. Eyes to the Blind (After A. R. Bellows). Love's Young Dream (After Jennie Brownscombe). Thoughts by the Sea (After J. G. Brown). The Smoker (After Leon Moran). The Wish (After Percy Moran) |
L - Liberal Arts |
147 |
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Amos, Alex. M., Buffalo |
Steam cooker |
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American & Continental Sanitary Co., New York |
Disinfecting fluid. Sanitas disinfecting fumigators. Automatic disinfectors |
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Antefiore Home, Chronic Invalids, New York |
1 Vol. Reports |
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Associated Charities, Newburgh |
1 Vol. Forms and reports |
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Binghamton State Hospital, Binghamton |
Binghamton - Samples Patients work |
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Buffalo Hospital of Sisters of Charity, Buffalo |
Portfolio showing results |
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Brooklyn Orphan Asylum, Brooklyn |
Photographs &c. |
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Board of Health, New York |
Album |
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Children's Aid Society, New York |
5 Vols. Reports |
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Children's Home Ass., Amsterdam |
1 Vol. Forms and Reports |
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Children's Aid Society, Brooklyn |
1 Vol. Forms and Reports |
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Croton Aqueduct Com.., New York |
Charts, maps & photos |
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Demilt Dispensary, New York |
2 Vols. Reports |
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Dennis, Mrs. Caroline E., Auburn |
Training Schs. for nurses |
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Fitch Creche, Buffalo |
Photographs &c. |
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Fitch Accident Hospital, Buffalo |
1 bandage winder. 2 emergency bag for ambulance work |
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Ger. Evangelical Home, Brooklyn |
1 Vol. reports |
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Home of the Good Shepherd, Troy |
Portfolio showing aims &c. |
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Hebrew Orphan Asylum, New York |
Specs |
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Hebrew Sheltering Guarding Society, New York |
1 vol. reports |
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Home for Aged and Infirm, Yonkers |
3 charts |
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Hebrew Free School Ass'n, New York |
3 charts |
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Home for Aged and Infirm, New York |
4 charts |
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House of the Good Shepherd, Utica |
Vols. photos and reports |
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Home for Friendless, Buffalo |
1 charts and photos on swing frame |
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Hunting, Nelson, Albany |
Hunting automatic water distiller |
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Ingleside Home, Buffalo |
1 vol. forms & reports |
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Improved Dwelling Co., New York |
Models & plans for improved dwellings |
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Little Mothers at Work and Little Mothers at Play, New York |
Photographs &c. |
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Louis Down Town School, New York |
1 Vol. reports |
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Ladies Det. Nursery & Children's Protectory, New York |
3 charts |
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Ladies Sewing Society of Hebrew, O. Society, New York |
1 chart |
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Louis Down Town Sabbath and Daily School, New York |
Specimens of needle designing & shorthand |
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Ladies Society of Mt. Sinai Hospital, New York |
2 charts |
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M. E. Church Home, New York City. |
Vol. Historic Outline |
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Mt. Sinai, New York |
Training school for nurses |
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N. Y. Reformatory, Elmira |
Charts &c. |
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New York State |
Model of Poor House |
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N. Y. Deaf and Dumb Institute, New York City |
Work of Inmates &c. |
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New York State Board of Charities |
Annual Reports |
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New York State Board of Charities |
Framed Statistical Charts |
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N. Y. Orthop. Dispensary and Hospital, New York |
1 Vol. reports |
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New York Workingmen's Home, New York |
Investigation of workingmen's diet |
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Orphan Home of the Holy Saviour, Cooperstown |
House records |
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Presbyterian Hospital, New York |
Training school for nurses |
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Quarantine System, New York |
Charts and maps |
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Remington, Cyrus K, Buffalo |
Photographs of crematory |
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St. Coleman Orphan Asylum, West Troy |
Portfolio showing the advanced views &c. |
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St. Vincent's Female Orphan Asylum, Buffalo |
Folding case. Industrial work & book |
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Sanitarium of Hebrew Children, New York |
1 chart, 4 pictures, 1 Vol. forms |
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St. John's Guild, New York |
3 pictures |
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State Industrial School, Rochester |
4 heavy riveting hammers, polished handles |
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State Industrial School, Rochester |
1 Bd. Vol. Grade Map, work of Prim. Dept. |
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St. John's Asylum, Utica |
Portfolio |
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Soldiers and Sailors Home, New York |
1 Vol. reports |
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State Board of Health, Albany |
Charts, maps & tables |
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Temperance Home for Women & Children, Deering |
1 chart & 1 photo on swing frame |
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Utica State Hospital, Utica |
Samples patients' work |
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Wilmont Castle & Co., Rochester |
Steam cooker |
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Young Ladies Benevolent Association, Auburn |
1 Vol. forms |
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148 |
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Drevet Mfg. Co., New York |
Marchand's Peroxide of Hydrogen. Marchand's atomizer & ozeniser. Marchand's glycomone |
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Daggett Table Co., Buffalo |
Fosturing table |
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Elkins, Miss Fanny, New York |
Color drawings of anatomy |
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Fairchild Bros. & Foster, New York |
Pepsin tablets. Panopepton. Peptogenic milk powder. Peptonesian tubes. Deastasic essence of pancreas. Trypsin |
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Fairchild Bros. & Foster, New York |
Extractum pancreatis. Glycerinum pepticum. Essence of pepsin. Pepsin in scales |
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C. A. Frees, New York |
Artificial limbs |
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Harvey, the G. F. Co., Saratoga |
Pharmaceutical products |
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Johnson & Johnson, New York |
Medical & surgical appliances |
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Mt. Sinai Hospital & Training School, New York |
Charts & reports |
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Marks, A. A., New York |
Artificial limbs, surgical appliances & invalid vehicles |
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Presbyterian Hospital & Training School, New York |
Hospital appliances |
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Reed & Carnick, New York |
Kumyagen. Pancrobeline liquid |
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Ritter Dental Mfg. Co., Rochester |
Columbian dental chairs. Dental tables |
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Seabury & Johnson, New York |
Medical, surgical & antiseptic specialties |
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Standard Homeopathic Globule Mfg. Co., New York |
Globules, desks, &c. |
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The Tilden Co., New Lebanon |
Pharmaceutical preparations. Fluid extracts |
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Ward, H. A., Rochester |
One skeleton. One skeleton. Osreological [sic] preparations |
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149 |
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Academy of the Holy Rosary, New York |
Class work |
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Albany Business College, Albany |
Work in book-keeping, stenography &c. |
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Art Students League, New York |
Photo prints of figures modeled in clay, from living figures |
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American Museum Natural History, New York |
Photos, 2 buildings &c. |
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148 |
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Assumption School, Brooklyn |
Class work, book-keeping &c. |
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All Saints School, Brooklyn |
Class work &c. |
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Albany Academy, Albany |
Students work, course of study, photos, Beck Literary Society |
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Brooklyn Diocese, Brooklyn |
Class art needlework, Kindergarten school. 54 schools |
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149 |
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Berkely School (Dr. John White), New York |
Administration Forms |
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Brothers of the Christian School, New York |
Literary, scientific, classical and art works |
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Bensinger Bros., New York, Chicago & Cincinnati |
Text books |
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Buffalo Seminary, Buffalo |
Geometry and other school work |
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Buffalo Diocese, Buffalo |
Class art needlework. Kindergarten school, 54 schools |
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Brothers of Mary, N. Y. City |
Class work, penmanship, maps and languages |
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Colgate University, Hamilton |
23 photos, 20 statistical charts, hand-books, course of study &c. |
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Cortland Normal School, Cortland |
Collective exhibit |
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Children's Aid Society, New York |
Flag made by children |
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Cary, Florence Elizabeth, New York |
Glazed and framed designs |
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Coe, Miss E. M., New York |
Appliances for study of color, form and sciences |
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Cornell University, Ithaca |
Photos, grounds, buildings, interiors, University work |
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Convent of Holy Rosary, New York |
Class work, kindergarten and needlework |
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Caldwell, Miss G. M., New York City |
Embroidery, and endowment of Catholic University of America, first foundress |
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Cathedral School for Boys, New York |
Work in Literature, Mathematics, &c. |
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Cathedral School for Girls, New York |
Needlework, weaving, embroidery, literature, &c. |
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Canisius College, Buffalo |
Class work and drawings |
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Christiansen Inst., Brooklyn |
School work |
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Catholic Pub. Society, New York |
Text books |
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Christian Bros. of U. S. A., New York |
Series of drawing books, text books on same |
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Catholic Male Orphan Asylum, Troy |
Classwork, drawing & other work |
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College, City of New York, New York |
Statistics, registers, &c. |
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Columbia College, New York |
Photos, charts, plans, works of faculties and alumni |
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De La Salle Inst., New York |
Engineering, literary, drawings, &c |
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German Catholic Orphan Asylum, Buffalo |
Class work, fancy work, &c. |
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Holy Trinity School, Brooklyn |
Class work, map drawing, and kindergarten |
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14 Helpers School, Gardensville |
Class work and map drawing |
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Holy Cross, Girls' School, New York |
Class work and map drawing |
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Holy Angels' Academy, Buffalo |
Class work |
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Harrison, Wm. B., New York |
School chairs |
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Institute for Blind, New York |
Spec. showing methods of instruction |
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Institution of Mercy, New York |
Needlework lace curtains |
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Immaculate Conception Male School, New York |
Class work, drawings, charts, &c. Work in Eng. Ger. Business forms &c. |
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Industrial School of St. Mary, Brooklyn |
Fancy work, shoes, &c. |
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Industrial School Ch. Holy Communion, New York |
Large frame containing course in sewing |
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Kunz, G. F., New York |
Portraits of mineralogists |
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Kitchen Garden, (Emily Huntingdon, Mng.) - New York |
Kitchen Garden |
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Le Conteulx St. Mary's Deaf Institute, Buffalo |
Class works, maps, drawings &c. |
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La Salle Institute, Troy |
Class work, 54 volumes |
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La Salle Institute, New York |
Class work, drawings &c. |
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McClelland, Miss Mary (Inventor), Albany |
Educational panopticon |
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Marjorie, Miss, Manager Day Nursery, New York |
Day Nursery |
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Manhattan College, New York |
Literary, scientific, classical & art work |
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New York Military Academy, Cornwall on Hudson |
Case of botanical specimens, 36 photos, 2 vols. written work, hand-book of ground plan of buildings |
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N. Y. Catholic Protectory, Westchester |
Class work, 800 copy books |
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N. A. Phonograph Co., N. Y. City |
Phonographs |
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N. Y. Catholic Protectory for Boys, Westchester |
Class work. 800 copy books |
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New York Diocese, New York |
Class art needlework. Kindergarten school. 69 schools |
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Nativity Academy, Brooklyn |
Class work & drawings |
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Nativity Institute, Brooklyn |
Class work and drawings |
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Niagara University, Niagara |
Portraits, class work, exercises &c. |
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New York Trade School, New York |
Specimen work in sign painting, plumbing, stone, wood and iron work |
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Normal College (Girls), New York |
Students work |
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N. Y. College, New York |
Relief maps of New York City |
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N. Y. School of Design for Women, New York |
Designs for wall paper, silk, architectural drawings &c. 200 designs |
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N. Y. State Normal School, Fredonia |
Students' work in drawing, painting &c. |
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N. Y. State Library, Albany |
Publications, Bulletins |
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New York, State Library School, Albany |
59 bound vols. manuscript |
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N. Y. State Museum, Albany |
Scientific publications |
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Our Lady of Victory, West Lawrence |
Drawing and class work |
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Our Lady of Mercy's School, Brooklyn |
Class work and drawing |
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Our Lady of Good Council's School, Brooklyn |
Class work and drawing |
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Oswego State Normal School, Oswego |
Work of faculty and alumni |
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O'Shea, P., New York |
Textbooks |
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Our Lady of Angels Academy, Elmira |
Class work |
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Operti, Alberti, New York |
Arctic scene, tableau & painting |
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Public Schools, Albany |
High school work. Kindergarten work, Primary & grammar school work |
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Public Schools, Albion |
Elementary and high school work |
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Public Schools, Buffalo |
Students work. Primary and grammar work. High school work |
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Public Schools, Binghamton |
School work, photos and plans |
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Public Schools, Coboes |
Elementary and High School work |
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Public Schools, Lansingburg |
Kindergarten and elementary school work |
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Public Schools, New York |
Work in manual training. Grammar school work. Primary School work |
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Public Schools, Poughkeepsie |
High School work. Primary and Grammar work |
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Public Schools, Port Chester |
School work |
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Public Schools, Rochester |
High School work, Primary and Grammar work |
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Public Schools, Syracuse |
High School |
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Parish School of N. Y. City, New York |
School work, (25 schools) |
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Packards Business College, New York |
Work in book-keeping, stenography, typewriting &c. |
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Pratt Institute, Brooklyn |
Shorthand library &c. |
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Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy |
Civil engineering theses &c. |
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Rensselaer Polytechnic School, Troy |
Bridge designs &c. |
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Ritterhoff, Miss Amelia, New York |
Pen decorating and lettering |
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Rochester Athenaeum and Mechanic Institute, Rochester |
Drawings, paintings, modellings, &c. |
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Rochester University, Rochester |
Photos of grounds, buildings, interior work |
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St. Agnes Seminary, Brooklyn |
Class work and map drawing |
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St. Agnes School, Albany |
School exhibits |
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St; Alphonso's School, New York |
Class work and drawing |
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St. Ann's Male and Female School, Brooklyn |
Class work and map drawing |
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St. Bridget's Acad., New York |
Class work, drawing & painting |
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St. Bridget's Male School, Buffalo |
Class work and drawings |
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St. Bridget's Male School, New York |
Work in mathematics, literature, drawings, fancy penmanship &c. |
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St. Bridget's Girls' School, New York |
Work in literature, mathematics &c. |
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St. Catharine's Hall, Brooklyn |
Photos of buildings and collective exhibit |
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St. Charles Male and Female School, Brooklyn |
Class work and map drawing |
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St. Elizabeth's Academy, Allegany |
Water colors, lace, gold embroidery & class work |
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St. Francis College, Brooklyn |
Class work &c. |
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St. Elizabeth's Academy, Buffalo |
Class work |
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St. Gabriel's School Academy, New York City |
Literature, mathematics &c. |
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St, Gabriel's Boys' School, New York |
Literature, drawings &c. |
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St, Gabriel's Girls' School, New York |
Class work |
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St. Joseph's Normal College, Amawalk |
De La Salle Normal Manual Lineau [Linear?] and free hand drawings, herbarium and raised map |
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St. Joseph's Cathedral, Buffalo |
Class work and drawings |
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St. John Evangelist School, Brooklyn |
Class work and map drawing |
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St. Jerome's School, New York |
Class work |
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St. Joseph's Academy, Flushing |
Mechanical drawings and paintings |
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St. Joseph's Male School, New York |
Class work, drawings &c. |
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St. Joseph's Normal College, Amawalk |
Text books, drawings, copy books, &c. |
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St. Joseph's Academy, Brooklyn |
Class work |
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St. Joseph's Academy, Buffalo |
Class work, drawings &c. |
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St. James Commercial School, Brooklyn |
Examination papers, drawings, &c. |
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St. James Male School, New York |
40 volumes, mathematics |
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St. James Female School, New York |
Language, drawings &c. |
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St. Leonard's Academy, Brooklyn |
Class work, stenography &c. |
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St. Louis Male School, Buffalo |
English and German class work |
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St. Laurence School, New York |
Class work |
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St. Mary's Male School, Yonkers |
Drawings and class work |
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St. Mary's Academy, New York |
Literature, mathematics, history drawings &c. |
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St. Mary's Male School, New York |
Class work and drawings |
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St. Mary's Orphan Asylum, Dunkirk |
Class work and drawings |
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St. Mary's Academy, Ogdensburg |
Class work |
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St. Mary's School, Buffalo |
Class work, paintings, needlework &c. |
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St. Mary's Academy, Buffalo |
Class work, 77 vols. |
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St. Patrick's Academy, Brooklyn |
Class work, mechanical drawings &c. |
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St. Peter and Paul School, Brooklyn |
Class work, map drawing &c. |
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St. Paul's Male and Female School, Brooklyn |
Class work |
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St. Peter's & St. Paul's School, Hamburg |
Class work, drawings, paintings &c. |
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St. Patrick's Academy, Catskill |
Produce map, relief maps &c. |
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St. Patrick's School, Buffalo |
Class work & drawings |
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St. Peter's Female School, New York |
Class work &c. |
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St. Patrick's Female School, New York |
Class work |
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St. Patrick's Female School, Newburgh |
Copy books, class work &c. |
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St. Stephen's School, Brooklyn |
Class work, map drawing &c. |
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St. Theresa's Academy, Brooklyn |
Class work, drawings &c. |
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St. Thomas Aquinas Academy, Brooklyn |
Class work |
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St. Teresa's Male School, New York |
Map drawings, 100 Vols., class work |
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St. Vincent's Academy for Young Ladies, New York |
Class work, literature, crayons &c. |
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St. Vincent & Ferrers School, New York |
Class work, drawings &c. |
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St. Vincent de Paul's Academy, Brooklyn |
Class work & mechanical drawing |
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St. Vincent Ind. School, Utica |
Class work and letters |
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St. Vincent's Orphanage and Industrial School, Buffalo |
Embroidery, fancy work, photos &c. |
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St. Nicholas Male School, New York |
Class work and drawings |
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St. Nicholas Female School, New York |
Class work and drawings |
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Steiger, E., New York |
Text books |
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Sadlier, William H., New York |
Text books |
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State of New York, New York |
Normal School System |
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Sacred Heart Institute, Brooklyn |
Ten vols. class work and map drawings |
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Sacred Heart High School, Buffalo |
Class work, 38 volumes |
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Sach's (Dr.) School, New York |
Text books, school work |
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State Normal School, Buffalo |
Students work |
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Syracuse State Institute for Feeble Minded Children, Syracuse |
Exhibit of methods employed in Institute |
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Sacred Heart School, Buffalo |
Class work, map drawing, 1 ivory cross carved. 1 picture |
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Seven Dolor's School, Buffalo |
Class work, drawings, paintings & needlework |
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Sacred Heart Academy, Westchester |
Work in Latin, Greek, Mathematics &c. |
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St. Stephen's School, N. Y. City |
Class work and drawing |
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St. John's Protectory and Asylum, West Seneca |
Industrial work, class work and sewing |
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School of Sisters of Notre Dame, New York |
Class work & language |
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St. Joseph's School, N. Y. City |
Class work, maps, drawings, and photos |
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Teacher's College, New York |
Photos 2 buildings, 20 interiors, Manual Training Exhibit, Sewing Course |
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Tiffany & Co., New York |
Medals, cartoons & sketches |
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Thery, G. M., Long Island |
Statistics and reports |
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University of the City of New York, New York |
Specimens, diplomas and scholarships |
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Tiffany Glass & Decorative Co., New York City |
Studies, sketches & cartoons for glass |
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University of the State of New York, Albany |
University work &c., Administrative Dept. forms &c., 29 vols. 2000 photos, Examinations 200 Vols., 2000 papers, University Extension |
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147 |
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University of the State of New York, Albany |
Comparative exhibit. Syllabi |
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Visitation School, Brooklyn |
Class work and drawings |
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Vassar College, Poughkeepsie |
Photos of grounds, buildings, interior work |
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Visitation Convent, Brooklyn |
4 paintings |
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149 |
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Visitation Academy, Brooklyn |
Paintings, class work, &c. |
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Workingmen's School, New York |
Photos of school buildings, interiors -- collective |
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Weild's (Mrs. Lepold) School, New York |
1 case sewing |
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150 |
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Appleton & Co., New York |
Books, art works, &c. |
|
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American Library Ass'n, Albany |
Library blanks, books &c. Comparative library architecture. Model town library of 5000 vols. |
|
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American Lithographing, New York |
Art and Com. lithographs |
|
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American Bank Note Co., New York |
Bank note, engraving &c. |
|
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American Book Co., New York |
History of Am. People |
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Armstrong, Margaret M., New York |
Book covers |
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Britannica Pub. Co., New York |
Books |
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Bardeen, C. W., Syracuse |
School publications, maps, &c. |
|
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Bonaventure, E. F., New York |
Books, binding &c. Rare books & fine bindings |
|
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Columbia College, New York |
Library book shelving |
|
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Colby & Co., New York |
Historical charts |
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Century Company, New York |
Books, magazines, drawings &c. |
|
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Charles Scribner's Sons, New York |
Manuscript magazines &c. |
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Duprat & Co., New York |
Books |
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Funk & Wagnalls, New York |
English dictionary |
|
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Free Library of Gen. Society of Mechanics & Tradesmen of New York, New York |
Library charging system |
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Fishel, Adler & Schwartz, New York |
Engravings, etchings, &c. |
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Gen. Socy. M. & Mf., New York |
Books and catalogues |
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Harper Bros., New York |
Miscellaneous Books |
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Hubbard, H. R., New York |
Newspaper Directory |
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Manning, Thomas, New York |
American yacht list |
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Kellogg, E. L. & Co., New York |
School books, charts, &c. |
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Leiber, B. Franklin, New York |
Telegraphic cypher |
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Lovell, A. & Co., New York |
School books, charts and appliances |
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Manufacturers Pub. Co., New York |
Reference book |
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Montague Marks, New York |
Drawings & process of ill. Magazines |
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Morse, Miss Alice, Brooklyn |
4 cards, book covers, Harper Bros. |
|
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Moss Engraving Co., New York |
Engravings |
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McDowell & Co., New York |
Fashion Journals |
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New York State Museum, Albany |
Relief map of state of N. Y. |
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New York State Library, Albany |
Library book shelving |
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New York State Library, Albany |
Books and catalogues |
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Ottmann, J., New York |
Com. and color lithographic work. Chromolithographic reproduction of fine art water color and oil paintings |
|
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Orange, Judd, Co., New York |
Books & periodicals |
|
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Packard, S. S., New York |
Text books |
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Radtke, Lanckner & Co., New York |
Etchings & engravings |
|
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Seeger, Guernsey Co. (The) |
Cyclopedia of manufactures & products |
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Schedler, Hermann, New York |
Geographical globes |
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Scholl, Bruno, Brooklyn |
Show posters, printed from pine wood |
|
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Tiffany & Co., New York |
Illuminations on parchment paper |
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Tiffany & Co., New York |
Copper and steel engraving, stamping, illuminating &c. |
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Westervelt, A. B. & W. T., New York |
Library book shelving |
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Wood, Wm. & Co., New York |
Medical books |
|
151 |
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Albertype Co., New York |
Albertypes |
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American Aristotype Co., Jamestown |
American aristotype |
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Anthony, E. & H. T., New York |
Photographic apparatus |
|
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Breese, Jas. H., New York |
Photographs |
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Brooks, E.J. & Co., New York |
Post office stamps |
|
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Bates Mfg. Co., New York |
Numbering machine |
|
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Bramsch & Lamb [Bausch & Lomb] Opt. Co., Rochester |
Optical goods |
|
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Dana, E. C., New York |
Photographs |
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Eastman Kodak Co., Rochester |
Photographic goods |
|
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Gundlach Optical Co., Rochester |
Photos, lenses, microscopic goods, microscopic stands |
|
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Gerry, J. H., New York |
Astronomical regulator |
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Gurley, W. & L. E., Troy |
Surveying & engineering instruments |
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Henrich, H. H., New York |
Marine chronometers |
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Kurtz, W., New York |
Artistic photo. Reproduction from nature. Azaline photographs |
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Kruffel & Essen [Keuffel & Esser] Co., New York |
Surveying instruments |
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McAllister, T. H., New York |
Stereopticons, magic lanterns &c. |
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McMichael, H., Buffalo |
Photographs |
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Photo Material Co., Rochester |
Photographic apparatus |
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Pach Bros., New York |
Photos, portraits, landscapes &c. |
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Self-Winding Clock Co., New York |
Self-winding astronomical regulators |
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H. H. Heinrich, New York |
Chronometers |
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152 |
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Baron, Henry, New York |
Penn. R. R. Co. |
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Dormitzer, Mrs. Henry, New York |
Window cleaning chair and platforms |
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Emmet, New York |
Designs & drawings |
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Gifford, Chas. Alling, New York |
New Jersey State Building |
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Gilbert, Bradfird, L., New York |
N. Y. Central R. R. Bldg. |
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Hunt, R. M., New York |
Administration Building |
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McKim, Mead & White, New York |
New York State Building. White Star Line Building, Puck Building |
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Post, Geo. B., New York |
Manufactures and Liberal Arts |
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Wilson, Jas. G., New York |
Shutters &c. |
|
153 |
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American Philatelic Ass'n, New York |
Collection of stamps |
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Cutler Mfg. Co., Rochester |
Mail chutes & boxes |
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International Postal Supply Co., New York |
Machine for stamping and cancelling envelopes |
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New York House of Refuge, Randalls Is., N. Y. |
Samples of school & industrial work |
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U. S. Trade Mark Ass'n, New York |
Trademarks and labels |
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154 |
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New York Life Insurance Co., New York |
Theory of life insurance by charts, pyramids &c. |
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155 |
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Dodge, Miss Grace, New York |
Working Girls Association |
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Grider, Rufus, New York |
A collection of water drawings of historic powder horns |
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New York State Board of Woman Managers, Albany |
Loan collection of Bureau of Applied Arts. Folios of Literary Club. Folios of articles of the Press. 2500 Vols. Library |
|
156 |
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Afro-American Womans Ex. (J. Imogene Howard), New York |
Embroidery |
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Charity Organizations, Buffalo |
Penny Saving Fund |
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Independent Order of True Schwestern, New York |
Charts showing results |
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Sisters of Personal Service, New York |
Charts showing scope |
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157 |
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American Bible Society, New York |
Bibles and testaments |
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American Tract Society, New York |
Evangelical publications |
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Methodist Book Concern, New York |
Publications of the Methodist Church |
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National Temperance Society and Publishing House |
Books. Publications &c. |
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Seventh Day Baptist Denomination, Alfred Center |
Books, papers &c. |
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158 |
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Automatic Piano Co., New York |
Pianos and automatic attachments |
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Bacon, Francis, New York |
Pianos |
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Behr. Bros. & Co., New York |
Pianos |
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Boardman & Gray, Albany |
Pianos |
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Coleman, Henry, New York & Phila. |
Brass musical instruments |
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Dolge, Alfred & Sons, New York |
Sound boards. English felt for polishing. Hammer felts, board & piano cases. Piano & organ felts |
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Estey Piano Co., New York |
Pianos |
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Fischer, J. C., New York |
Pianos |
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Freidrich, John Bros., New York |
Violins, violas &c. |
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Foot, J. Howard, New York & Chicago |
Badger Bochm fluits [flutes?] Col. exhibit band instruments guitars and mandolins |
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Gemunder, Augustus & Sons, New York |
Violins &c. |
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Hays, Harriet H., Chicago & New York |
Musical compositions |
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Hardman, Peak & Co., New York |
Pianos |
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Hartman Bros. & Reinhard, New York |
Musical instruments |
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Kranich & Bach, New York |
Pianos |
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Mannello, Angelo, New York |
Mandolins & mandelas |
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Meneely, (Clinton H.,) Bell Co., Troy |
Chiming bells |
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Rogers, Jos., Jr., Highview |
Banjo & drum heads |
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Straunch Bros., New York |
Piano actions |
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Sohmer & Co., New York |
Pianos |
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Schubert Piano Co., New York |
Pianos |
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Wegman & Co., Auburn |
Pianos |
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Waterloo Organ Co., Waterloo |
Pianos |
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Wessell, Nickel & Gross, New York |
Piano actions |
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Zimmerman, C. T. & Co., Dolgeville |
Violins, autoharps, new system of music |
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Jacob Bros., New York |
Pianos |
M - Ethnology |
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Webb's Adder Co. |
Webb's adder |
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American Museum of Natural History |
Plans and view of the American Museum of Natural History |
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State of New York |
Iroquois village of bark houses. Mammals and land and water shells. Land shells. Fresh water shells. Colonial exhibit. Historical collection |
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Mrs. Wm. R. Robeson |
Large sized drawing of coat of arms of Columbus |
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Tiffany & Co. |
Archaeological collections |
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George Kuntz (with Tiffany & Co.) |
Precious stones and minerals with Folk-lore significance |
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F. H. Lattin & Co., Albion |
Typical collection of N. A. birds, showing manner of nesting. Naturalists supplies |
|
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Henry A. Ward |
Papier mache model of human body |
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Ward's Natural Science Establishment, Rochester |
Pueblo de Taos: Paleontology: casts: Invertebrate zoology (Comparative) : Paleontology. Vertebrate zoology (Comparative) |
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Armand de Potter, Albion |
Collection of Egyptian antiquities |
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William W. Hart & Co., New York |
Taxidermy |
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Mrs. Louise Catlin |
Pictures of Indian life |
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Agassiz Association |
Rocks to illustrate a M. S. Geological map of New York City and vicinity. Amateur collection of Colorado minerals. Collective exhibit of methods of work. Herbarium of the ferns of Wisconsin |
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Kuarnerd & Harrow |
A volume entitled "The Manufactures of the United States" |
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H. H. Zearing |
Bronze relief portrait of Columbus |
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Felt & Tarrant Mfg. Co., Chicago |
Comptometer |
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George Tiernann & Co. |
Apparatus for athletes |
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Transfers |
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Transfer all awards for Singer Machine Co. from Illinois to New York |
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Transfer Paterson Parchment Company, Group 89, Transportation from N. Y. to N. J., Passaic |
Vegetable parchment paper |
North Carolina |
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J. H. McIver, Tillery |
Corn. Peas |
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Holt & Homewood, Burlington |
Seed, Oats, Corn, Beans |
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T. J. King, Louisburg |
Seed |
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J. W. Robinson, Hickory |
Seed. Corn |
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D. P. Rowe, Newton |
Seed |
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Dr. H. B. Battle, Raleigh |
Soil |
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Jesse B. Stokes, Windsor |
Corn |
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R. M. Jenkins, Mt. Holly |
Wheat |
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H. H. Thomas, Thomasville |
Wheat |
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J. C. Whitesell, Elon College |
Wheat |
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F. C. Lail, Conover |
Wheat |
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J. A. McByrd, Antioch |
Wheat |
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J. P. Kerr, Haw River |
Wheat, oats, corn, peas |
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T. P. Summers, Snow Creek |
Wheat |
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T. M. Holt, Linwood |
Wheat |
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J. J. Heamer, Lincolnton |
Wheat |
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B. E. Riddle, Burnsville |
Rye |
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D. A. Patterson, Maxton |
Rye |
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John Ramsey, Ray |
Rye |
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J. R. Rust, Bridgewater |
Rye. Buckwheat. Beans |
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H. H. Osborne, Idlewild |
Rye. Corn |
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H. H. Walton, Morganton |
Rye |
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S. D. Ballinger, Blowing Rock |
Oats |
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Alex. McIver, Egypt |
Oats |
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B. K. Owen, Salisbury |
Oats |
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G. H. Koon, Salisbury |
Oats |
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C. W. Davis, Engelhard |
Oats |
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M. K. Lynch, Darlington |
Oats |
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State Farm, Weldon |
Corn |
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J. W. Morrow, Pineville |
Corn |
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T. R. Davis, Augusta |
Corn |
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J. A. Woolf, Rural Hall |
Corn |
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Geo. Holmes, Bowmans Bluff |
Corn |
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S. T. Pike, Mud Lick |
Corn |
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G. W. Garrett & Co., Medoc |
Corn |
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J. M. Sawyer, Stecoah |
Corn |
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T.. A. W. Lyda, Maxwell |
Corn |
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Jacob Kiser, Snapp |
Corn |
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H. H. Walton, Morganton |
Corn |
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M. Lowman, Connelly Springs |
Corn. Beans |
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G. C. Sanborne, Snowden |
Corn. Seed |
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Boone Deal, Sugar Grove |
Corn |
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J. O. Loftin, Mt. Olive |
Corn. Peas |
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W. C. Stronach, Raleigh |
Corn |
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L. C. Relfe, Duranty's Neck |
Corn |
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G. E. Davis, Engelhard |
Corn |
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J. M. Gibbs, Ivy |
Corn. Buckwheat. Peas |
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H. G. Miller, Zeb |
Corn |
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R. H. Ricks, Rocky Mount |
Corn. Beans |
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R. H. Riggan, Edwardsville |
Corn. Beans |
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Jacob Barnes, Jackson |
Corn |
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J. C. Williams, Winslow |
Corn |
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J. C. Smith, Vilas |
Buckwheat |
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W. L. Kerley, Kilby |
Buckwheat |
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W. L. Bryson, Boone |
Buckwheat |
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J. H. Doughton, Laurel Springs |
Buckwheat |
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W. F. Parks, Zion |
Buckwheat |
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D. E. Bower, Gadkin Valley |
Buckwheat |
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John Etheridge, Snowden |
Rice |
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Alfred James, Jamesville, Martin County |
Rice |
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J. M. Shipman, Clarkton |
Rice |
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H. J. Pope, Weldon |
Rice |
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J. L. Moore, Kinston |
Rice |
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W. B. Hocut, Rocky Point |
Rice |
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J. T. Lantz, Lincolnton |
Rice |
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B. J. Keech, Tarboro |
Rice |
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D. L. McLane, Maxton |
Rice |
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E. E. Knight, Tarboro |
Rice |
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D. M. Stanton, La Grange |
Rice |
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T. E. Perry, Belvidere |
Rice |
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Job. Moore, Johnson Mills |
Rice |
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D. W. Hasty, Alfordville |
Rice |
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Dr. H. V. Dunston, Windsor |
Rice |
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4 |
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State of North Carolina, Raleigh |
Peanuts |
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5 |
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M. Watkins, Andrews |
Peas |
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J. H. Carr, Xenia |
Beans |
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W. W. Boyce, Pineville |
Beans |
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Elbert Sherrill, Sherrill's Ford |
Beans |
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W. E. Branch, Enfield |
Beans |
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P. L. Northern, Snowden |
Beans |
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H. C. Williams, Willeyton |
Beans |
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E. E. Ethridge, Coleraine |
Beans |
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J. W. Perry, Leewood |
Beans |
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Mrs. W. F. Walton, Scotland Neck |
Seed |
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1 |
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A. J. Moye, Farmville |
Seed |
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8 |
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Tobacco Trade of Henderson |
Tobacco |
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Tobacco Trade of Winston |
Tobacco |
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Tobacco Trade of Wilson County |
Tobacco, wrapper & filler |
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Growers of the District tributary to the Durham Market |
Leaf Tobacco |
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Growers of the District tributary to the Greensboro Market |
Tobacco |
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9 |
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Jno. H. Bateman, Creswell |
Cotton |
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W. E. Davis, Creek |
Cotton |
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W. S. Pharr, Charlotte |
Cotton |
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M. A. Stone, Charlotte |
Cotton |
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D. L. McLain, Maxton |
Cotton |
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J. A. Gill, Wake Forest |
Cotton |
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J. W. Morrow, Pineville |
Cotton |
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Holt & Homewood, Burlington |
Wool |
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R. S. Tucker, Raleigh |
Wool |
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17 |
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Dr. H. B. Battle, Raleigh |
Collective exhibit of shell marl - phosphate rock |
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18 |
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Charlotte Oil & Fertilizing Co., Charlotte |
Cotton seed oil |
A - Forestry |
19 |
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Wallace Brothers, Statesville |
Collection of medicinal flora |
|
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State Board of World's Fair Managers, Raleigh |
Yellow pine posts, rails, photographs, maps, etc. |
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Spiritine Chemical Co., Wilmington |
Distilled Pine Tar |
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Western North Carolina Rail Road, Raleigh |
Collective exhibit of woods |
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G. W. Vanderbilt, Biltmore |
Tree sections, manufactured articles, maps, photos, &c. |
D - Fish & Fisheries |
37 |
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State of North Carolina, Raleigh |
Map casts of fishes, collection of oysters and mounted sea fish, mounted reptiles, mounted aquatic birds |
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38 |
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State of North Carolina, Raleigh |
Fishermen's tools and implements, nets and seines, fisherman's camp, models of nets, photographs and models of boats |
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39 |
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State of North Carolina, Raleigh |
Collection of fish products |
E - Mines and Mining |
42 |
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State Board of World's Fair Managers, Raleigh |
Minerals and gems |
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Bruner, T. K., Raleigh |
Minerals and gems |
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Stephenson, J. A. D., Statesville |
Quartz |
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Ray, Garrett, Burnsville |
Mica, quartz, feldspar &c. |
|
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State of North Carolina, Raleigh |
Ores and minerals |
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State Board of World's Fair Managers of N. C., Raleigh |
Economic minerals. Iron ore |
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Field, A. M., Asheville |
Cut and uncut gems |
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Deming, H. C., Harrisburg, Penn. |
Cut gems |
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State Board of North Carolina, Raleigh |
Building stone. Copper ores |
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State Board of World's Fair Managers, North Carolina |
Gold ore |
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44 |
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Stagg, J. E. Grayson |
Red granite |
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Boyden, John L., Salisbury |
Granite |
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Mt. Airy Granite Co., Mt. Airy |
Granite |
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45 |
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Dr. C. D. Smith, Franklin |
Corundum |
|
46 |
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Bowers Bros, Franklin. Chicago address, 121 Lake Street |
Mica |
M - Ethnology |
|
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Mrs. George W. Kidder, Wilmington |
Colonial Exhibit. Historical Collection |
L - Liberal Arts |
150 |
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Sallie S. Cotton, Collector & Custodian (care Mrs. Sallie S. Cotton, Falkland, N. Carolina) |
Books & Literature |
North Dakota |
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A - Agriculture |
1 |
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State of North Dakota, Fargo |
Soil column |
|
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Robert Johnson, Bottineau |
Wheat |
|
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John McPherson, Bismarck |
Wheat |
|
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M. L. Engle, Lisbon |
Wheat |
|
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Fisher Brothers, Dickinson |
Wheat |
|
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H. L. Bolley, Fargo |
Grasses |
|
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L. H. Haynes, Fargo |
Wheat |
|
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Mrs. George P. Harvey, Minto |
Wheat |
|
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James T. Anderson, Langdon |
Wheat |
|
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Wm. Trooger, New Salem |
Wheat |
|
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Oscar H. Will, Bismarck |
Wheat |
|
4 |
|
L. E. Booker, Pembina |
Potatoes |
|
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Walter Kidder, Minto |
Potatoes |
|
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Chas. W. Darling, Fargo |
Potatoes |
|
5 |
|
W. M. Hays, Fargo |
Peas |
|
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Dunlap Brothers, Michigan City |
Peas |
|
|
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J. B. Power, Power |
Peas |
L - Liberal Arts |
149 |
|
Booker, Miss Blanch, Pembina |
Needlework |
|
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Birchell, Miss Laura, Fargo |
Needlework |
|
|
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Columbian Club, Grafton |
Carving in wood |
|
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Dowe, Mrs. J. E., Grand Forks |
Honiton lace |
|
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Dickey, Alfred E., Jamestown |
Historical chart |
|
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Davidson, Miss Sadie, Jamestown |
Silk braid slippers |
|
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|
Eddy, Mrs. Jane B., Fargo |
Embroidery |
|
|
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Fargo Columbian Club, Fargo |
Decorated china |
|
|
|
Fisher, Mrs. Asa, Bismarck |
French embroidery |
|
|
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Hutchinson, Mrs. E. T., Lakota |
Embroidery |
|
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|
Hotchkiss, Mrs. H. C., Jamestown |
Feather muff |
|
|
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Public Schools, Fargo |
Kindergarten work |
|
|
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Public Schools, Fargo |
Class work |
|
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|
Public Schools, Grand Forks |
Class work. Drawings, maps, historical charts &c. |
|
|
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Public Schools, Grafton |
School work |
|
|
|
Public Schools, Jamestown |
Geometrical and free hand drawings |
|
|
|
Public Schools, Jamestown |
Class work (Primary) |
|
|
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Public Schools (Morton Co.), Mandan |
Class work |
|
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Public Schools (Pembina Co.), Pembina |
General class work |
|
|
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Public Schools, Valley City |
Class work |
|
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St. Bernard's Ursuline Convent, Grand Forks |
Class work |
|
|
|
State of North Dakota, Bismarck |
Collective educational |
|
|
|
Stockbridge, Mrs. E. L., Fargo |
Embroidery |
|
|
|
Turner, Mrs. John A., Grand Forks |
Embroidery |
H - Manufactures |
115 |
|
Pugh & Grosvenor, Casselton |
Patent & ventilating drum |
Ohio |
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A - Agriculture |
1 |
|
The American Cereal Co., Akron |
Cereals and Flour |
|
|
|
Peter Duval, Caldwell |
Corn |
|
|
|
James Filmore, Weston |
Corn |
|
|
|
Fred J. Brandt, Bowling Green |
Corn |
|
|
|
B. E. Coe, Weston |
Corn |
|
|
|
David J. Heckerman, Neapolis |
Corn. Beans |
|
|
|
Joseph Culbertson, Grand Rapids |
Corn. Wheat |
|
|
|
George Jewell, Weston |
Corn |
|
|
|
Louis Tone, Weston |
Corn |
|
|
|
George E. Mitchell, Hardin Co. |
Corn |
|
|
|
George Putnam, Ashtabula |
Corn |
|
|
|
Perry Stewart, Clark Co. |
Corn |
|
|
|
B. G. Hoover, Licking Co. |
Corn |
|
|
|
A. D. Stolls, Huron Co. |
Corn |
|
|
|
N. R. Morgan, Greemsy Co. |
Corn |
|
|
|
Joseph Harris, Darrtown |
Corn |
|
|
|
Eli Culbertson, Grand Rapids |
Oats |
|
|
|
Frank Simmons, Bloom Centre |
Oats |
|
|
|
William Pugh, Grand Rapids |
Oats |
|
|
|
J. S. Benshoter, Grand Rapids |
Oats |
|
|
|
E. C. Neifer, Weston |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Samuel Baker, Weston |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Lester Pettis, Weston |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Wbipps Bros., Marion |
Flax |
|
|
|
Mike Lang, Weston |
Rye |
|
|
|
D. F. Corwin, Springboro |
Rye. Corn. Oats |
|
|
|
Thos. Crofts, Toledo |
Oats and Beans |
|
|
|
Albert Neifer, Weston |
Wheat. Grass. Beans |
|
|
|
L. N. Bonham, Oxford |
Grass |
|
3 |
|
John Paul Baldwin, Berea |
Automatic weigher |
|
|
|
J. A. Devore, East Liberty |
Maple Syrup. Sugar |
|
|
|
A. W. Morton, N. Lewisburg |
Syrup |
|
|
|
F. Bringer, New Jerusalem |
Maple Syrup. |
|
|
|
Ira Gwyne, New Jerusalem |
Maple Syrup. |
|
|
|
G. W. Dayton, Burton |
Maple Sugar |
|
|
|
C. Messinger, Auburn |
Maple Sugar |
|
|
|
M. J. Adams, Windsor |
Maple Sugar |
|
|
|
B. F. Ludlow, Auburn |
Maple Sugar |
|
|
|
D. T. Johnson, S. Newberry |
Maple Sugar |
|
|
|
Albert Patch, Deerfield |
Maple Sugar |
|
|
|
A. I. Root, Medina |
Collection of articles used by Bee-keepers |
|
|
|
C. E. Boyer, Ainger |
Comb and extracted honey |
|
|
|
Vernon Burt, Walnut Creek |
Honey |
|
|
|
A. B. Mason, Toledo |
Honey in Jars |
|
|
|
Lewis Hershiser, West Unity |
Extracted Honey |
|
|
|
Milo George, Bowling Green |
Beeswax |
|
|
|
H. E. Ford & Son, Burton |
Maple Sugar |
|
|
|
John F. Lukens, West Mansfield |
Maple syrup & sugar |
|
|
|
D. A. Clapp, Chatham Center |
Maple Sugar |
|
|
|
Homer Jones, Windsor Mills |
Maple Sugar |
|
|
|
W. E. Austin, N. Lewisburg |
Maple Syrup |
|
|
|
M. F. Roberts, Windsor |
Maple Sugar |
|
|
|
H. S. Johnson, Garrettsville |
Maple Syrup. Sugar |
|
|
|
L. C. Swan, Garrettsville |
Maple Syrup |
|
|
|
Sheldon & Reid, Windham |
Maple Sugar. Syrup |
|
|
|
A. J. Thresher |
Maple Sugar |
|
|
|
C. W. Wilkinson, Bennetts (Corners) |
Maple Syrup |
|
|
|
C. W. Pratt, Brunswick |
Maple Syrup. Sugar |
|
|
|
H. J. Ford, Parkman |
Maple Syrup. Sugar |
|
|
|
Rheinstrom Bros., Cincinnati |
Syrups |
|
|
|
Warren Evaporator, Warren |
Syrup Evaporator |
|
|
|
J. N. Haines, N. Lewisburg |
Maple Sugar |
|
|
|
S. B. Smith, Claridon |
Maple Sugar. Syrup |
|
|
|
H. M. Haines, W. Middlesburg |
Sugar |
|
|
|
T. W. Stafford, Auburn |
Maple Sugar |
|
|
|
Det. Clapp, Chatham Center |
Sugar & Syrup |
|
|
|
E. L. Bailey, Parkman |
Maple Sugar. Syrup |
|
|
|
K. W. Henry, Geauga Lake |
Maple Syrup |
|
|
|
J. H. Wariner, Claridon |
Maple Syrup |
|
|
|
W. E. Holcomb, Claridon |
Maple Syrup |
|
|
|
Eugene Wilmot, Claridon |
Syrup |
|
|
|
Tuttle & Harmon, Burton |
Maple Syrup. Sugar |
|
|
|
Wilson Peck, Windsor |
Maple Syrup. Sugar |
|
|
|
Goss Bros., Edinburg |
Maple syrup and sugar |
|
|
|
H. H. Reymer, E. Liberty |
Maple Sugar. Syrup |
|
|
|
E. R. Kenney, Windsor |
Maple Syrup |
|
|
|
Thomas Carr, Edinburg |
Maple Syrup |
|
|
|
Isaac Inskeep, West Middleburg |
Maple Syrup |
|
|
|
G. W. Lease, W. Middleburg |
Maple Syrup |
|
|
|
Henry F. Johnson, Burton |
Maple Sugar |
|
|
|
H. N. Ensign, Claridon |
Maple Syrup |
|
|
|
F. W. Kingsley, Fowler |
Maple Syrup |
|
|
|
A. J. Morris, Southington |
Maple Syrup. Sugar |
|
|
|
Geo. Wilber, Marysville |
Maple Syrup |
|
|
|
P. Morton & Son, Chagrin Falls |
Maple Syrup |
|
|
|
B. S. Ford, Burton |
Maple Sugar |
|
|
|
Pomeroy & Northway, Windsor |
Maple Syrup |
|
|
|
W. H. Adams, Windsor |
Maple Syrup |
|
|
|
W. H. Chapman, So. Newberry |
Maple Sugar |
|
|
|
O. E. Ludlow, Auburn |
Maple Sugar |
|
|
|
Loren G. Richards, Auburn |
Maple Sugar |
|
|
|
E. W. Wells, Claridon |
Maple Sugar |
|
|
|
S. A. Rowley, Claridon |
Maple Sugar |
|
|
|
Hiram Potter, Fort P. O. |
Maple Syrup |
|
|
|
A. G. Patch, So. Newberry |
Maple Sugar |
|
|
|
A. R. Clapp, Chatham Center |
Maple Syrup. Sugar |
|
|
|
A. E. Hurd, Bennetts Corners |
Maple Syrup. Sugar |
|
|
|
B. F. Thompson, Chardon |
Maple Syrup. Sugar |
|
|
|
L. L. Reed, Auburn |
Maple Syrup |
|
|
|
E. Robinson, Middlefield |
Maple Sugar |
|
|
|
P. W. Parmele, Burton |
Maple Syrup |
|
|
|
N. D. Smith, Chardon |
Maple Syrup |
|
|
|
S/ D. Hollenbeck, Chardon |
Maple Syrup |
|
|
|
Downing & Ferris, Chardon |
Syrup. Sugar |
|
|
|
D. A. Carpenter, Windsor |
Maple Sugar |
|
|
|
H. E. Leach, Lichfield |
Maple Sugar |
|
|
|
N. D. Matthews, So. Newberry |
Maple Sugar |
|
|
|
Horace M. Clark, Hudson |
Maple Sugar. Syrup |
|
|
|
R. S. Kitchen, Bellefontaine |
Maple Syrup |
|
|
|
William Londens, Zanesfield |
Maple Syrup |
|
|
|
J. B. Johnson, W. Middleburg |
Maple Syrup |
|
|
|
David Henry, New Jerusalem |
Maple Syrup |
|
|
|
M. Abraham & Co., Bellefontaine |
Maple Syrup |
|
|
|
G. F. Baker, Bellefontaine |
Maple Syrup |
|
|
|
H. M. Haines, Mingo |
Maple Syrup |
|
|
|
Geo. Antrim, New Jerusalem |
Maple Syrup |
|
|
|
T. M. Haines, N. Lewisburgh |
Maple Sugar |
|
|
|
J. W. Marker, E. Liberty |
Maple Sugar |
|
|
|
Seth W. West, East Liberty |
Maple Sugar |
|
|
|
D. Hall, Bloom Center |
Maple Sugar |
|
|
|
M. J. Wilmot, Claridon |
Maple Sugar |
|
|
|
Chas. Minnick, Windsor |
Maple Sugar |
|
|
|
L. B. Bower, Windsor |
Maple Sugar |
|
|
|
R. E. & B. Wiswell, Windsor Mills |
Maple Sugar |
|
|
|
E. J. Adams, Windsor |
Maple Sugar |
|
|
|
S. C. Wilson, Windsor |
Maple Sugar |
|
|
|
F. J. Noble, Windsor |
Maple Sugar |
|
|
|
Kinsman Refining Co., Kinsman |
Milk Sugar |
|
|
|
H. G. Bacon & Co., Cortland |
Maple Syrup, sugar |
|
|
|
Walter A. Burnett, So. Newberry |
Maple Sugar |
|
|
|
L. Green, Taylor |
Maple Sugar |
|
|
|
C. F. Nichols, Freedom |
Maple Sugar. Syrup |
|
|
|
C. Nettleton, Windfall |
Maple Sugar |
|
|
|
Wilber Hoyt, N. Fairfield |
Maple Sugar. Syrup |
|
|
|
D. Higley, Windham |
Maple Syrup. Sugar |
|
|
|
Orlo Nickerson, Litchfield |
Maple Sugar |
|
|
|
Emra Jones, Windsor Mills |
Maple Syrup |
|
|
|
H. A. Gladding, Windsor Mills |
Maple Syrup |
|
|
|
A. E. Crane, Garrettsville |
Maple Syrup. Sugar |
|
|
|
L. P. Taylor, W. Middlebury |
Maple Syrup |
|
|
|
Richard Painter, W. Middlebury |
Maple Syrup |
|
|
|
Oliver Marquis, W. Middlebury |
Maple Syrup |
|
5 |
|
E. J. Cleveland, Caldwell |
Beans |
|
|
|
Rev. James Long, Weston |
Beans |
|
|
|
Huber Allen, Bloom Center |
Beans |
|
|
|
D. I. Heckeman, Malpoles |
Beans |
|
|
|
Fred Johnson, Toledo |
Beans |
|
|
|
W. H. Whipps, Marion |
Beans |
|
|
|
James Keckley, Marysville |
Peas |
|
|
|
David Hall, Bloom Center |
Beans |
|
|
|
B. H. Brown, Oxford |
Beans |
|
6 |
|
T. A. Snider & Co., Cincinnati |
Soups. Catsup. Chili Sauce |
|
|
|
National Starch Mfg. Co., Cincinnati |
Starch |
|
8 |
|
Tobacco Trade of Clermont Co. |
Tobacco |
|
9 |
|
State of Ohio |
Collection of wools |
|
11 |
|
Rheinstrom Bros., Cincinnati |
Egg Cognac. Prune Juice. Bitters |
|
|
|
Mihalovitch & Fletcher, Cincinnati |
Cordials. Alcoholic Beverages. |
|
12 |
|
Christian Moerlin Brewing Co., Cincinnati |
Beer |
|
18 |
|
The M. Werk Company, Cincinnati |
Stearic acid and Candles. Glycerine |
|
16 |
|
The O. S. Kelly Co., Springfield |
Steam Rollers |
|
|
|
The Bucher & Gibbs Plow Co., Canton |
Plows |
|
|
|
Aultman Miller & Co., Akron |
Mower. Binder Twine |
|
|
|
Dayton Farm Mfg. Co., Dayton |
Disc Harrow |
|
|
|
Farmers Friend Mfg. Co., Dayton |
Hay rake and loader (In Stoddard Mfg. Co.) |
|
|
|
The Foos Mfg. Co., Springfield |
Feed mills |
|
|
|
Huber Mfg. Co., Marion |
Traction Engine |
|
|
|
Hydraulic Press Mfg. Co., Mt. Gilead |
Presses |
|
|
|
B. Lean & Son, Mansfield |
Harrows |
|
|
|
P. P. Most & Co., Springfield |
Drills, Cultivators and Hay Rakes |
|
|
|
F. E. Myers & Bros., Ashland |
Collection of Agricultural implements. Pumps |
|
|
|
The Princes Plow Co., Canton |
Plows |
|
|
|
The E. W. Ross Co., Springfield |
Feed Cutters |
|
|
|
Stoddard Mfg. Co., Dayton |
Disc Harrows |
|
|
|
Stoddard Mfg. Co., Dayton |
Press Drill |
|
|
|
Stoddard Mfg. Co., Dayton |
Hay Rakes |
|
|
|
Union Iron Works, Newark |
Traction Engine |
|
|
|
The Whitman & Barnes Mfg. Co., Akron |
Agricultural Implements |
A - Forestry |
19 |
|
E. D. Albro & Co., Cincinnati |
Ornamental Woods |
|
|
|
State of Ohio, Columbus |
Collection of medicinal plants, and exhibit of Forest Resources |
B - Horticulture |
21 |
|
Hydraulic Press Mfg. Co., Mt. Gilead |
Outfit for cider making |
|
|
|
P. P. Mast & Co., Springfield |
Cider mill |
|
22 |
|
Dayton Star Nursery Co., Dayton |
Collection of roses |
|
|
|
Cushman Gladiolus Co., Euclid |
Collection of gladiolus (cut) |
|
23 |
|
J. A. Borst, Greentown |
Collection of celery |
B - Viticulture |
10 |
|
Duroy & Haines, Sandusky |
Claret wines |
|
|
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Engels & Krudwig, Sandusky |
Wines - Delaware. Wines - Norton's Virginia. |
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Wehrle & Son |
Medelle Bass. Brandy |
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Lenk Wine Co., Toledo |
Wines - Norton's Virginia. Brandy |
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Sweet Valley Wine Co., Kelley's Island |
Brandy |
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M. Hommel, Sandusky |
Wines - Sparkling |
C - Live Stock |
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Cleveland Linseed Oil Co., Cleveland |
Linseed meal and stock food |
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Wenger Animal Dyeing Machine Co., Wellington |
Dipping machine. Sheep dye |
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The Columbian Mfg. Co., Greenfield |
Incubators. Brooders |
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Buckeye Incubator Co., Springfield |
Improved hatcher (Incubator). Improved sanmering tank, Brooder. Buckeye exhibition coops |
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8. Ayrshire Cattle |
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J. H. Crane & Sons, Toledo |
Bull 2 years and under 3. Bull 1 year and under 1. Bull under 1 year |
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J. P. Beatly, Pataskala |
Bull 2 years & under 3 |
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11. Red Polled Cattle |
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V. T. Hills, Delaware |
Bull 3 years or over. Bull 2 years & under 3. Bull 2 years & under 3. Bull 1 year & under 2. Bull under 1 year. Cow 4 years or over. Cow 3 years and under 4. Cow 3 years and under 4. Heifer 2 years and under 3. Heifer 1 year & under 2. Heifer 1 year & under 2. Heifer under 1 year. Herd graded by ages. Young herd, consisting of one bull & 4 heifers all under 2 years, bred by exhibitor. Young herd consisting of one bull and 4 heifers all under 2 years bred by exhibitor. 4 animals of either sex under 4 years get of one sire. 2 animals of either sex the produce of one cow. Cow any age |
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16. Sweepstakes by Ages |
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V. T. Hills, Delaware |
Cow 4 years or over, 1st medal |
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18. Grand Sweepstakes Herd |
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V. T. Hills, Delaware |
Herd graded by ages. Young herd, all under 2 years |
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17. Grand Sweepstakes Herd |
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N. H. Clough, Elyria |
Herd graded by ages |
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2. Hereford Cattle |
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H. H. Clough, Elyria |
Bull 3 years or over. Bull 1 year & under 2. Bull under 1 year. Bull under 1 year. Cow 3 years or over. Heifer 2 years & under 3. Heifer 1 year & under 2. Heifer under 1 year. Herd consisting of 1 bull 2 years or over, 1 cow 3 years or over, 1 heifer 2 yrs. & under 3, 1 heifer 1 yr. & under 2, 1 heifer 1 year old. Young herd graded by ages. 4 animals of either sex under 4 years the get of 1 sire. Bull any age. Medal |
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56. Poland-China Swine |
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J. M. Klever, Bloomingburg |
Boar under 6 months. Sow 1 year and under 2 |
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S. E. Shellenberger & Co., Camden |
Boar 2 years or over. Sow 2 years or over. Sow 1 year and under 2. Boar & 3 sows over 1 year. Boar & 3 sows bred by exhibitor. Boar & 3 sows bred by exhibitor. Boar any age bred by exhibitor. Sow any age bred by exhibitor |
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Ed. Klever, Hadley & Hendricks, Bloomingburg |
Boar 2 years or over. Boar 2 years or over. Boar 1 year & under 2. Boar 6 months & under 1 year, Sow 6 month & under 1 year. Sow under 6 months. Sow under 6 months. Boar & 3 sows over 1 year. Boar & 3 sows under 1 year, Boar & 3 sows under 1 year, Four swine the get of the same boar. Four pigs under 6 months produce of same sow |
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L. E. Barrett, Washington C. H. |
Boar under 6 months. Sow under 6 months. Boar & 3 sows bred by exhibitor. Boar & 3 sows under 1 year |
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57. Chester White Swine |
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Todd & Son, Wakeman |
Boar 3 years or over. Boar 6 months and under 1 year. Boar under 6 months. Boar under 6 months. Sow 3 years or over. Sow 1 year & under 2. Sow 6 months & under 1 year. Sow under 6 months. Sow under 6 months. Boar & 3 sows over 1 year. Boar & 3 sows bred by exhibitor. Boar & 3 sows under 1 year. Boar & 3 sows under 1 year. Boar & 3 sows under 1 year. Boar & 3 sows under 1 year. 4 swine the get of the same boar. 4 swine the get of the same boar. 4 pigs under 6 months. 4 pigs under 6 months. Sow any age |
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F. A. Branch, Medina |
Sow 2 years or over. Sow 1 year & under 2. Sow any age bred by exhibitor |
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Baker & Haskins, Delaware |
Boar 1 year & under 2. Sow 2 years or over. Boar & 2 sows over 1 year |
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L. H. Martin, Alexandria |
Boar 2 years or over. Boar under 6 months. Boar & 3 sows over 1 year. Boar & 3 sows bred by exhibitor. Boar & 3 sows under 1 year. Boar & 3 sows under 1 year. Four swine the get of the same boar. Four pigs under 6 months |
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Willis Whinery, Winona |
Boar 1 year and under 2. Boar 8 months & under 1 year. Boar 6 months & under 1 year. Sow 2 years or over. Sow 1 yr. & under 2. Sow 6 months & under 1 year. Sow under 6 months. Boar & 3 sows bred by exhibitor |
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59. Small Yorkshire Swine |
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Willis Whinery, Winona |
Boar 2 years or over. Boar 1 year & under 2. Boar 6 months & under 1 year. Boar under 6 months. Sow 2 years or over. Sow 1 year & under 2. Sow 6 months & under 1 year. Sow under 6 months. Boar & 3 sows. Boar & 3 sows under 1 year. Boar & 3 sows under 1 year. Four swine the get of the same boar. Four pigs under 6 months |
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Chas. McClave, New London |
Boar 3 years or over. Boar 1 year & under 2. Boar 6 months and under 1 year. Sow 2 years or over. Sow 1 year & under 2. Sow under 6 months. Boar & 3 sows over 1 year. Boar & 3 sows bred by exhibitor. Boar & 3 sows under 1 year. Boar & 3 sows under 1 year bred by exhibitor. Boar & 3 sows under 1 year. Boar & 3 sows under 1 year bred by exhibitor. Boar & 3 sows under 1 year. Boar & 3 sows under 1 year bred by exhibitor. 4 swine get of same boar bred by exhibitor |
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O. Walter & Bro., Lebanon |
Boar 2 years or over. Sow 2 years or over. Sow any age |
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60. Essex |
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D. E. Woodling, Beach City |
Boar 2 years or over. Boar under 6 months. Sow 1 year and under 2. Sow 6 months and under 1 year. Sow under 6 months. Boar & 3 sows under 1 year bred by exhibitor. Boar & 3 sows under 1 year. 4 swine the get of the same boar, bred by exhibitor. 4 pigs under 6 months produce of same sow |
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43. Southdown Sheep |
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T. B. Benington, Grafton |
Ram 3 years or over. Ram 2 years & under 3. Ram 1 year & under 1. Ram under 1 year. Ewe 3 years or over. Ewe 2 years & under 3. Ewe under 1 year |
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45. Oxford Sheep |
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W. A Shafor, Middletown |
Ewe 2 years & under 3. Ram 3 years or over. Ram 2 yrs. & under 3. Ram 1 year & under 2. Ewe 1 yr. & under 2. Ewe under 1 year. Ram & 3 ewes all over 2 years |
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52. French Merino Sheep |
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P. C. Moulton & Co., Woodstock |
Ram 3 years or over. Ram 2 years & under 2. Ram under 1 year. Ram under 1 year. Ewe 3 years or over. Ewe 2 years & under 3. Ewe 2 years & under 3. Ewe under 1 year. Ram & 3 ewes. Pen of 5 ewes 2 years or over |
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49. Delaine Merino |
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A. C. McDowell, Canton |
Ram 3 years or over |
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52. French Merino Sheep |
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Anson Howard, Fountain Park |
Ram 3 years or over. Ram 1 year & under 2. Ram 1 year & under 2. Ewe 1 year & under 2. Ewe 1 year and under 2. Pen of 2 rams and 3 ewes |
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49. Delaine Merino |
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Alvin Crittenden, New London |
Ram 2 years and under 3. Ram & 3 ewes all over 3 years. Pen of 5 ewes 2 years or over, bred by exhibitor |
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C. H. Williams, Churchs Corners, New London |
Ram 2 years & under 3. Ram under 1 year. Ram and 3 ewes all over 2 years |
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H. G. McDowell, Canton |
Ram 3 years or over. Ram 2 years and under 3. Ram 1 year and under 2. Ram 1 year and under 2. Ram under 1 year. Ram under 1 year. Ewe 3 years or over. Ewe 2 years and under 3. Ewe 1 year & under 2. Ewe 1 year & under 2. Ewe under 1 year. Ewe under 1 year. Ram & 3 ewes all over 2 years. Pen of 5 ewes 2 years or over bred by exhibitor. Pen of 2 rams & 3 ewes under 2 years bred by exhibitor. Ram of any age. Dew 3 years or over |
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170. Fat Stock (Div. G) |
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H. G. McDowell, Canton |
Wether, 2 years old or over |
D - Fish & Fisheries |
37 |
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State of Ohio |
Mounted specimens of fish; casts of fish and specimens of fish in alcohol; and aquatic birds |
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38 |
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State of Ohio |
Chart giving statistics of Great Lakes Fisheries |
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39 |
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Acme Folding Boat Co., Miamisburg |
Acme Folding Boat |
E - Mines and Mining |
42 |
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Davidson, Mrs. A. B., Oberlin |
Geological collection of minerals and fossils |
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State of Ohio |
Mineral resources of Ohio. Iron and its products |
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43 |
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State of Ohio, Columbus |
Ohio petroleum products. Ohio coals |
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Ohio St. University, Columbus |
Coal Flora |
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Hull, Geo. W., Lima |
Wells showing process of pumping off in the Lima oil fields |
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44 |
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Cleveland Stone Co., Cleveland |
Sandstone & Freestone |
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Auld & Conger, Cleveland |
Roofing slate and slate blackboards |
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State of Ohio, Columbus |
Building stones |
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Ohio State Board, Columbus |
Marble |
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Auld & Conger, Cleveland |
Roofing slate (Bangor & Sea Green). Lightning slate dresses. Natural slate blackboards. Adjustable scaffold. Bracket. Slate trimmer |
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Portsmouth Stone Asso'n, Portsmouth |
Sand & freestone |
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45 |
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Ohio Grindstone Co., Cleveland |
Grindstones |
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46 |
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Globe Pottery Co., E. Liverpool |
Pottery and clay |
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Cotton & Malvern Brick Co., Malvern |
Bricks |
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Ohio State Board, Columbus |
Sands |
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Haydenville Brick Co., Haydenville |
Outside bricks in flour |
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Lowry, Lyman, Rossville |
Ohio pottery and clay |
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American Encaustic Tile Co., Zanesville |
Floor of pavilion tile |
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State of Ohio, Columbus |
Clays and their products |
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Central Pressed Brick Co.,, N. Baltimore |
Clays and their products |
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Neff, Peter, Cleveland |
Diamond black |
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Akron Vitrified Press Brick Co., Canton |
Plain & ornamental brick |
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A. B. Jones & Co., Zanesville |
Clays and their products |
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47 |
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State of Ohio, Columbus |
Cements |
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Warren & Scharf Asphalt Co., Cincinnati |
Gypsum etc. Asphalt street paving with method of making |
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Smith, M. B., Carey |
Limestone and lime |
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John Brown & Son, Rex P. O. |
Limestone & lime |
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Cofield, W. O., Piqua |
Limestone & lime |
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Cofield & Sons, Kirkwood |
Limestone & lime |
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Snow Flake Lime Co., Bowling Green |
Limestone and lime |
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Evans, John, Marion |
Limestone and lime |
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Gottron Bros., Fremont |
Limestone and lime |
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Heuman, M., Rocky Ridge |
Limestone and lime |
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John B. Hirshy & Co., Gettysburg |
Limestone and lime |
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Irwin & Co., Yellow Springs |
Limestone and lime |
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Irwin, D. S., Cedarville |
Limestone and lime |
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Kelly's Island Lime & Transportation Co., Kelly Island |
Limestone and lime |
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Lloyd, Dwight P., Fostoria |
Limestone and lime |
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Lyman Gregg & Co., Genoa |
Limestone and lime |
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Still Price & Co., Columbus |
Limestone and lime |
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Marsh, M. W., Marblehead |
Limestone and lime |
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Moore's Lime Co., Springfield |
Limestone and lime |
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Newman, A. L., Geneva |
Limestone and lime |
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Norris & Christian, Marion |
Limestone and lime |
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Rucker Stone Co., Hillsborough |
Limestone and lime |
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State of Ohio, Columbus |
Limestone from Ohio. Collective exhibit of lime and limestone |
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Buckeye Portland Cement Co., Bellefontaine |
Materials from Buckeye Portland Cement Co. for building and paving. Buckeye Portland Cement |
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Rucker & Co., Greenfield |
Limestone and lime |
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48 |
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United Salt Co., Cleveland |
Renowned dairy salt. Renowned table salt. Renowned common fine salt. Model of salt plant |
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49 |
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Ohio State Board, Columbus |
Cold rolled steel. Ohio iron shapes. Pig iron. Iron ore |
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Otis Steel Co., Cleveland |
Steel boiler and fine box plate. Cast steel rolls |
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Youngstown Steel Co., Youngstown |
Pig iron and washed metal |
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Columbus & Hocking Valley, Coal & Iron Co., Straitsville |
Pig iron |
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Briar Hill Iron & Coal Co., Youngstown |
Pig iron |
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Solid Steel Co., Alliance |
Castings of open hearth steel |
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Andrews Bros. Co., Youngstown |
Pig iron & cold rolled steel |
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Andrews & Hitchcock Iron Co., Youngstown |
Pig iron |
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50 |
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Holland, John, Cincinnati |
Iridium and its application |
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52 |
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Cincinnati Corrugating Co., Piqua |
American Terne plate |
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Wallace Banfield & Co., Irondale |
Tin plate |
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58 |
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Auld & Conger, Cleveland |
Slate cutting and slate trimming machine |
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61 |
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Seals Mining Core Drill Co., Elyria |
Core Drills and tools |
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Star Drilling Machine Co., Akron |
Drilling machines |
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Jeffrey Mfg. Co., Columbus |
Mining machine in operation. Self-propelling mining machine. Electric rotary coal drill & iron clad motor. Air power rotary coal drills postive [positive?] and screw feeds. air power rotary coal drill air feed |
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62 |
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Jas. Leffel & Co., Springfield |
Water wheels, boiler and engines |
|
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Webster Camp & Lane Machine Co., Akron |
Complete mining and hoisting machine. Engine for mining Hoisting |
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63 |
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Watt Mining Car Wheel Co., Barnesville |
Mining car |
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Webster Camp & Lane Machine Co., Akron |
Complete haulage plant |
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Jeffrey Mfg. Co., Columbus |
Mechanical devices for hoisting & conveyance of ores. Roller chain. Detachable chain. Detachable chain belting. Steel link chain |
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64 |
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American Mfg. Mining and Milling Co., Cleveland |
American rock breaker |
|
67 |
|
Ohio State Board, Columbus |
Maps and photos |
|
|
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United Salt Co., Cleveland |
Working model for the manufacture of salt |
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State of Ohio, Columbus |
Maps and charts. Photographs |
|
|
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Hull, G. W., Lima |
Miniature oil well pumping crude oil |
G - Transportation |
80 |
|
Marion Steam Shovel Co., Marion |
Steam shovel & yard dredge, machinery & ballast unloader |
|
|
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Krehbiel Palace Car Co., Cleveland |
Parlor chair & sleeping berth & vestibule |
|
|
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L. S. & M. R. R. Co., Cleveland |
R. R. post office car |
|
|
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Kilbourne & Jacobs Mfg. Co., Columbus |
Barrows, trucks, grading plows and scrapers |
|
|
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Lima Locomotive & Machine Co., Lima |
Shay locomotive |
|
|
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Butler Drawbar Attachment Co., Cleveland |
Drawbar attachment |
|
|
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Paige Car Wheel Co., Cleveland |
Car & engine truck wheels |
|
|
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Chapman Jack Co., Cleveland |
Chapman jackscrew |
|
|
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Vulcan Iron Works, Toledo |
"Little Giant" steam shovel |
|
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Malleable Iron Castings Co., Cleveland |
Malleable iron castings |
|
83 |
|
Peters Dash Co., Columbus |
Leather dashes & trimmings for vehicles |
|
|
|
McIntosh-Huntington Co., Cleveland |
Sunel bicycles. Child's velocipedes. Tricycles and baby carriages |
|
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C. Z. Kroh Co., Toledo |
Carriage tops |
|
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Gendron Iron Wheel Co., Toledo |
Bicycles. Child's velocipedes, tricycles and baby carriages |
|
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Garford Mfg. Co., Elyria |
Bicycles saddles |
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Snell Cycle Pitting Co., Toledo |
Bicycle accessories |
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Yost Mfg. Co., Toledo |
Combination girl's and boy's bicycle and boy's wheel |
|
|
|
Elbel & Co., Canton |
Export goods for Spanish, American & African trade |
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O. Armleder & Co., Cincinnati |
Milk wagon & delivery wagon |
|
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Toledo Display Horse Co., Toledo |
Feed box, Horse, pony and cattle signs |
|
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Eberhard Mfg. Co., Cleveland |
Saddlery, carriage and wagon hardware |
|
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|
Kauffman Buggy Co., Miamisburg |
Royal loop front phaeton, & three spring extension top carriage |
|
|
|
Columbus Buggy Co., Columbus |
Two or four passenger trap, dos-a-dos trap, park cutunder |
|
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|
Walborn & Riker, St. Paris |
Shetland pony cart, Shetland pony surrey, Shetland wagon, Shetland pony glendale (Trap) |
|
|
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Morris Woodhull, Dayton |
Full size jump seat surrey & three quarter size jump seat surrey |
|
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Henry S. Garrard, Cleveland |
Pneumatic sulky |
|
|
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Wapakoneta Wheel Co., Wapakoneta |
Wheel & wheel material |
|
|
|
Cleveland Hardware Co., Cleveland |
Wagon rolled steel hardware |
|
|
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Favorite Carriage Co., Cincinnati |
Three spring phaeton |
|
|
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Emerson & Fisher Co., Cincinnati |
Canopy top surrey |
|
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Crane & Breed Mfg. Co., Cincinnati |
#510 funeral car. #2063 funeral car. #2092 funeral car. #2400 child's hearse |
|
|
|
Troy Buggy Works Co., Troy |
#99 cut-under surrey |
|
|
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Kilbourne & Jacobs Mfg. Co., Columbus |
Wheelbarrows (wood)< steel tubular wheelbarrows, charging barrows, cars and trucks |
|
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|
Sayers & Scoville, Cincinnati |
Special S/8 buggy |
|
|
|
MacMurray & Fisher Sulky Co., Marion |
Colt sulky |
|
|
|
Buckeye Buggy Co., Columbus |
#19 Chesterfield on seated surrey. #69 full platform Kensington four passengers. #118 shellbody queen phaeton. #209 1/2 knead queen carriage, open. #80 Harvard trap |
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84 |
|
Bar Cash & Package Carrier Co., Mansfield |
Cash and package carrier |
|
85 |
|
Globe Iron Works, Cleveland |
Steam steering engine and windlass |
|
|
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Pope, J. L., Cleveland |
Pulley block |
|
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J. F. Harcourts' Sons, Cincinnati |
Tackle block |
|
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Chesapeake & Ohio S. S. Co., Cincinnati |
Models of steamships |
L - Liberal Arts |
147 |
|
Pasteur Chamber & Filter Co., Dayton |
Water filters |
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Automatic Fountain Co., Canton |
Automatic fountain air purifier |
|
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Champion Iron Co., Kenton |
Prison cells |
|
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Asylum for the Insane, Toledo |
Photographs, plans and samples of work |
|
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Long View Insane Asylum, Carthage |
Pictures, plans and specimens |
|
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Asylum for Insane, Athens |
Specimens of work |
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Asylum for Insane, Columbus |
Specimens of work |
|
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Duget, Mrs. B. A., Mallet Creek |
Combination douche and bed pan |
|
148 |
|
Banning, E. P., Cleveland |
The Banning system of support |
|
|
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Canton Surgical and Dental Chair Co., Canton |
Surgical chairs |
|
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Ohmer, Gus, Dayton |
Dental plaster bin |
|
|
|
The Harvard Co., Canton |
Dental operating chair. Improved Howard chair. Dental instrument cabinet |
|
149 |
|
Brothers of Mary, Dayton |
School work from 31 schools |
|
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|
Cleveland Diocese, Cleveland |
Embroidery, needle, art and class work |
|
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Holy Trinity School, Dayton |
School work |
|
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Holy Cross School, Columbus |
School work |
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Immaculate Conception School, Youngstown |
School work |
|
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Mary of Help School, Sedansville |
Schoolwork |
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Notre Dame Academy, Cleveland |
Class work |
|
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Our Mary of Lourdes and 5 other schools, Cleveland |
School work |
|
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Our Lady of Perpetual Help School, Defiance |
Class work |
|
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Oberlin College, Oberlin |
Students work |
|
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|
Ohio Normal University, Ada |
Students work |
|
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Public Schools, Ashland |
Students work |
|
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Public Schools, Auglaize Co. |
Students work and maps |
|
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Public Schools, Butler Co. |
Students work |
|
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Public Schools, Bond Hill |
Designs for wall paper |
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Public Schools, Cleveland |
School work in all grades |
|
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Public Schools, Clark Co. |
Students work |
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Public Schools, Canton |
Drawings |
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Public Schools, Canal Dover |
Drawings and maps |
|
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Public Schools, Cincinnati |
School work in all grades |
|
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Public Schools, Cuyahoga Co. |
Students work |
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Public Schools, Columbus |
School work in all grades |
|
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Public Schools, Darke Co. |
Students work and maps |
|
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Public Schools, East Palestine |
Map drawing |
|
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Public Schools, Fostoria |
Drawings |
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Public Schools, Galion |
Students work |
|
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Public Schools, Geauga |
Students work |
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Public Schools, Hamilton |
Students work |
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Public Schools, Knox Co. |
Students work |
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Public Schools, Lancaster |
Students work |
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Public Schools, Morrow |
Students work |
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Public Schools, Mansfield |
Students work |
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Public Schools, Middletown |
Students work |
|
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Public Schools, Norwalk |
Students work |
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Public Schools, Piqua |
Students work |
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Public Schools, Sandusky |
Students work |
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Public Schools, St. Marys |
Students work |
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Public Schools, Springfield |
Students work |
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Public Schools, Stark Co. |
Students work |
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Public Schools, Tuscarawas Co. |
Students work |
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Preparatory Normal School, Dayton |
School work and drawings |
|
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Papal College Josephinum, Columbus |
School work, wood carving |
|
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St. Augustine's School and 3 other schools, Cleveland |
School work |
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St. Bridget's School, Cleveland |
School work |
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St. Colmba's School, Youngstown |
School work |
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St. Frances de Sales Male School, Toledo |
School work |
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St. Frances de Sales Female School, Toledo |
School work |
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St. Ignatius College, Cleveland |
General class work |
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St. John's Cathedral Male School, Cleveland |
Class work |
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St. John's School, Canton |
Class work |
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St. Joseph's School, Tiffin |
Class work |
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St. Joseph's School, Fremont |
Class work |
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St. Joseph's School, Cincinnati |
Class work |
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St. Mary's Institute, Dayton |
Class work |
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St. Mary's School, Toledo |
School work |
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St. Mary's School, Cincinnati |
Class work |
|
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St. Patrick's Male and Female School, Cleveland |
Class work & drawing |
|
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St. Peter's and St. Paul's School, Sandusky |
Class work and drawing |
|
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St. Peter's School, Canton |
School work |
|
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St. Rosa of Lima School, Lima |
Class work |
|
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Sisters of Notre Dame, Cincinnati, & Boston |
Albums illustrating voyages of Columbus |
|
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|
State of Ohio, T. Carson, Columbus |
Educational exhibit |
|
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Spencerian Business College, Cleveland |
Typewriting & book-keeping |
|
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Technical School, Cincinnati |
Mechanical drawing and manual training |
|
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Toledo Manual Training School, Toledo |
Manual training work. Free hand drawing |
|
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Ursuline Sisters, Tiffin |
Embroidery & needlework |
|
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Ursuline College, Cleveland |
Class work and drawings |
|
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Ursuline Academy, Villa Angela |
Class work |
|
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Ursuline Convent of Sacred Heart, Toledo |
Class work |
|
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Ursuline Convent, Tiffin |
Class work |
|
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Wilberforce University, Wilberforce |
Students work |
|
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Wesleyan University, Delaware |
Students work |
|
150 |
|
Jones, Mrs. Virginia, Circleville |
Illustrations |
|
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|
Morgan, W. J. & Co. |
Lithographs |
|
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|
Practical Text Book Co., Cleveland |
Text books |
|
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|
The Phonographic Institute, Cincinnati |
Phonographic text books |
|
|
|
Tuchfarber, F., Cincinnati |
Iron & glass show cards |
|
151 |
|
Appleton, J. M., Dayton |
Portrait photography |
|
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|
Bellsmith, R. P., Cincinnati |
Photographs |
|
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|
Baker's Art Gallery, Columbus |
Photographs |
|
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Dayton Automatic Register Co, Dayton |
Automatic register |
|
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Landz, James, Cincinnati |
Portraits and Geure photographs |
|
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National Cash Register Co., Dayton |
Cash and autographic registers |
|
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Robinson, S. W., Columbus |
Velocimeter |
|
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Warner and Swasey, Cleveland |
4 1/2" equatorial telescope |
|
152 |
|
Bodine Roofing Co., Mansfield |
Wood fiber roofing |
|
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Bostwich Steel Lath Co., Niles |
Bostwich steel lath |
|
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McLaughlin, James W., Cincinnati |
Ohio State Building |
|
153 |
|
Ohio State Reformatory, Mansfield |
Pictures and plans |
|
154 |
|
Bartlett, C. M., Cincinnati |
Expert system of accounts |
|
158 |
|
Chase, A. B. Co., Norwalk |
Pianos and organs |
|
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Krell, Albert, Cincinnati |
Stringed instruments |
|
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Krell Piano Co., Cincinnati |
Grand piano in Ohio building |
|
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Vanduzen and Tift Co., Cincinnati |
Chime of bells |
|
150 |
|
State Board of Women Managers, Mrs. Walter Hartpence, Harrison, O. |
Books & Literature |
K - Fine Arts |
140. Oil Painting |
|
Duveneck, Frank, Cincinnati |
Portrait of Wm. Adams |
|
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Lord, Miss Caroline A., Cincinnati |
Moon. Holland Sketches |
|
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Nourse, Miss Elizabeth, Cincinnati |
The Pardon. Peasant Women of Borst |
M - Ethnology |
|
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C. L. Metz (Collector) |
Model of Clarke Earthworks, or "Hopewell Group." Model of "Fork Hill Mound." |
|
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State of Ohio |
Collection maps, drawings, etc. Birds of Ohio |
|
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The Ohio Archaeological and Historical Society |
History of Ohio. Mound builders of Ohio. Territory, charts etc. |
H - Manufactures |
87 |
|
W. J. M. Gordon Chemical Co., Cincinnati |
Glycerine |
|
89 |
|
Harding Paper Co., Franklin |
Ledger paper. Linen paper |
|
|
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The M. H. Ohmer's Sons Co., Dayton |
Filing case. Shutter case. Document case. Letter filing. Bank check files. Supply case. Index and transfer case |
|
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Century Inkstand Co., Canton |
Century inkstand |
|
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The U. S. Printing Co., Cincinnati |
Playing cards. Fancy colored printing |
|
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Weston Paper & Mfg. Co., Dayton |
Roll paper. Holders for roll paper |
|
90 |
|
The Kinnear & Gage Co., Columbus |
Ceilings in panels made of soft steel that will admit of artistic decorations. Wainscoting of the same material |
|
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Reuhl Moulding Mfg. Co., Cincinnati |
Picture frames. Picture frame mouldings |
|
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Gendron Iron Wheel Co., Toledo |
Reed furniture |
|
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Laws, Miss Anna, Cincinnati |
Interior decorations |
|
91 |
|
Forsyth, Miss M. A., Toledo |
Painted china |
|
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Leonard, Miss Anna B., Cincinnati |
Decorated china |
|
|
|
C. C. Thompson Patty Co., E. Liverpool |
Rockingham ware |
|
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The Globe Pottery Co., E. Liverpool |
Yellow ware |
|
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McNicoll Pottery Co., E. Liverpool |
Cream colored ware, plain and decorated |
|
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Cincinnati Pottery Club, Cincinnati |
Pottery |
|
115 |
|
Fein, Miss Louise, Cincinnati |
Steam cooker |
|
91 |
|
Rookwood Pottery Co., Cincinnati |
Artistic pottery Faiience. Art Faiience |
|
|
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Findlay Hyd. Press Brick Co., Findlay |
Plain and ornamental press brick |
|
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|
Laughlin, Homer, E. Liverpool |
White granite ware. Plain and decorated ware |
|
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|
Knowles, Taylor & Anderson, E. Liverpool |
Potter's supplies. White granite. Bone china (Lotus ware) |
|
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|
Siedenburg, Mrs. Anna, Cincinnati |
Painted china |
|
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|
Plimpton, C. A., Cincinnati |
Ornamental clay vases |
|
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Haynes, Carrie L., Columbus |
Ceramics |
|
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|
Linn, Miss F. M., Youngstown |
Ceramics |
|
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|
Spindler, Mrs. M., Dayton |
Ceramics |
|
94 |
|
Libbey Glass Co., Toledo |
Cut glassware. Ornamental and table |
|
|
|
Zahlman Glass Co., N. Baltimore |
Blown glassware. Fine blown glassware |
|
|
|
Libbey Glass Co., Toledo |
Combination light blown and heavy glassware. Cut candelabra & pedestal. Cut ornamental glassware. Artistic cut art glass blown glassware |
|
95 |
|
Tillinghast, Mrs., N. Y. |
Stained glass window |
|
97 |
|
The Andrews Messner Co., Cincinnati |
Church vestments. Chalices. Altar lamps. Candelabra |
|
103 |
|
Shuler & Beninghofen, Hamilton |
Felts. Flannel shirts. Blankets |
|
104 |
|
Davis Sewing Machine Co., Dayton |
Sewing machines |
|
|
|
Standard Sewing Machine Co., Cleveland |
Sewing machines and specimens of work |
|
|
|
White Sewing Machine Co., Cleveland |
Sewing machines. Sewing machine products |
|
|
|
Dole, Sarah A., Parkman |
Ladies short wrap |
|
105 |
|
Burkhardt, A. E. Co., Cincinnati |
Manufactures furs. Ladies furs |
|
106 |
|
Dodge, Miss Virginia V., Beverly |
Tapestry |
|
|
|
White Sewing Machine Co., Cleveland |
Draperies. Dec. needlework |
|
111 |
|
American Oak Leather Co., Cincinnati |
Sole leather, finished belting leather, belting, soles, insoles, counters |
|
112 |
|
Kirk & Bailey, Cincinnati |
Bicycle grindstones |
|
115 |
|
The Born Steel Range Co., Cleveland |
Steel cooking range. Brass urns |
|
|
|
The Dangler Stove Co., Cleveland |
Vapor stoves and heaters |
|
|
|
F. & L. Kahn & Bro., Hamilton |
Coal stoves. Gas stoves |
|
|
|
Ohmer Flour Bin Co., Dayton |
Flour & meal bins & sieves |
|
|
|
The Stone Mfg. Co., Columbus |
Clothes wringer |
|
116 |
|
Wagner Mfg. Co., Sidney |
Nickle plated ware. Cast iron ware |
|
117 |
|
The Sanchez Wire Nail Co., Cleveland |
Steel billets |
|
|
|
The Jones Nat'l Fence Co., Cleveland |
Wire fencings |
|
118 |
|
Russell, Wm., Cincinnati |
Horse shoes. Horse shoer's tools |
|
|
|
Champion Iron Works, Kenton |
Iron work. Iron stairs. Chairs and settees |
|
119 |
|
Cincinnati Tool Co., Cincinnati |
Tools |
|
|
|
Deal, Josiah J., Canton |
Combination locks |
|
|
|
Geneva Tool Co., Geneva |
Hand farming and garden tools |
|
|
|
Smith & Buckingham, Mt. Vernon |
Umbrella locks |
|
|
|
Clauss Shear Co., Fremont |
Shears, scissors; bread, cake & paring knives. Carvers |
|
|
|
Van Wagoner & Williams Co., Cleveland |
Double & single spring hinges |
|
|
|
The Christy Knife Co., Fremont |
Bread, carving cake and paring knives |
|
|
|
Treat, U. J., Cleveland |
Blind hinge governor |
|
|
|
Herring Hall & Marvin Co., Cincinnati |
Vaults. Locks. Safes |
|
|
|
National Safe & Lock Co., Cleveland |
Safes |
|
120 |
|
The Kilbourne & Jacobs Mfg. Co., Columbus |
Wrought steel sinks |
|
121 |
|
The Palm Letter Co., Cincinnati |
Transfer letters & ornaments |
|
|
|
Ridgely & Smith, Springfield |
Paper hangers |
|
|
|
Excelsior Burglar Alarm, Cleveland |
Portable burglar alarm |
|
|
|
The Deming Co., Salem |
Spray, pumps & nozzles |
F - Machinery |
69 |
|
Bishop & Babcock Co., Cleveland |
Air compressing & pumping appliances |
|
|
|
Brass & Iron Works Co., Fostoria |
Gate valves. Pipe fittings |
|
|
|
Buckeye Engine Co., Salem |
Simple engines, medium speed, high speed, tandem compound, cross compound condensing engines. Triple expansion 4 cylinder condensing engines. Exhibit of an engine cut away through cylinder, steam chest & valves |
|
|
|
Buckeye Iron & Brass Works, Dayton |
High pressure improved hydraulic hydra power pump. Brass valves and fittings, iron body valves |
|
|
|
Cleveland Faucet Co., Cleveland |
Pumps |
|
|
|
The Deming Co., Salem |
Rotary & other power pumps. Hand piston pumps, hydraulic rams, well tools, hydraulic pumping and motors |
|
|
|
Hoppes Mfg. Co., Springfield |
Live steam feed water purifier. Exhaust feed water heater |
|
|
|
Laidlaw & Dunn Co., Cincinnati |
Pumping machinery |
|
|
|
Lane & Bodley Co., Cincinnati |
Horizontal Corliss engine |
|
|
|
Falls Rivet & Machine Co., Cuyahoga Falls |
Ring oiling bearings, friction clutch couplings & clutch pulleys |
|
|
|
Jeffery Mfg. Co., Columbus |
Chain elevators |
|
|
|
Morgan Engineering Co., Alliance |
Steam heater. Overhead traveling crane |
|
|
|
McGowan, John H. Co., Cincinnati |
Pump valve seat, hydraulic machinery. Steam air compressor pumps. Duplex steam pumps. Boiler feeder pumps. Hydraulic pressure pumps. Direct acting steam & crank & fly wheel belt power types |
|
|
|
Powell, William & Co., Cincinnati |
Sight feed lubricators & engine grinding valves |
|
|
|
Russell & Co., Massillon |
600 H. P. turin tandem compound engine. 200 H.P. tandem compound engine |
|
|
|
Thomas, Joshua, Cleveland |
Automatic feed water regulator |
|
|
|
Vulcan Brass Co., Cleveland |
Hydraulic and hand pressure beer pumps, and faucets |
|
70 |
|
Treat, J. A. Cleveland |
Repeating fire extinguisher |
|
71 |
|
Acme Machinery, Cleveland |
Threading machines |
|
|
|
Buckeye Iron & Brass Works, Dayton |
Power feed turret forming lathe. Automatic hexagon milling machine |
|
|
|
Brass & Iron Works Co., Fostoria |
Tapping machine |
|
|
|
Bardons & Oliver, Cleveland |
Monitor lathe for brass work |
|
|
|
Cleveland Twist Drill Co., Cleveland |
Machine tools |
|
|
|
Christy Knife Co., Fremont |
Machines for manufacturing knives |
|
|
|
Lodge & Davis Machine Tool Co., Cincinnati |
Machine tools |
|
|
|
Long & Allstater Co., Hamilton |
Boiler, sheet & horizontal punching machine, multiple punching machine, angle iron punching machine |
|
|
|
National Machinery Co., Tiffin |
Bolt cutting heading and tapping machines |
|
|
|
Niles Tool Works Co., Hamilton |
Turret head screw machine. Exhibit of iron working tools. Heavy machine tools |
|
|
|
Standard Tool Co., Cleveland |
Exhibit of twist drills, reamers, drill sockets, arbors, mandrels, taps, milling cutters, chucks, gauges, screw drivers, bits |
|
|
|
Treat, J. A., Cleveland |
Adjustable flue cutter |
|
|
|
Van Wagoner & Williams Co., Cleveland |
Wrought steel vises |
|
|
|
Warner & Swasey, Cleveland |
Machine tools and process for arranging and cutting the teeth of spur wheels |
|
|
|
Wells Machine Co., Toledo |
Combined machine for cutting & threading pipes |
|
72 |
|
Black & Clawson Co., Hamilton |
Paper machine dryer |
|
|
|
Standard Sewing Machine Co., Cleveland |
Sewing machines |
|
73 |
|
Egan Co., Cincinnati |
Universal wood worker, double planer & smoothing machine, band resaw, car gaining & tenoning machine |
|
|
|
Egan Co., Cincinnati |
Spoke lathe. Triple roll sanding machine, heavy timber planing machine, reciprocating scroll saw |
|
|
|
Fay, J. A. & Co., Cincinnati |
Hollow chisel bar mortising & boring machine, automatic double cutting off machine, fret scroll saw machine, triple cylinder six roll lightening flooring machine. Sill & timber dressing planer, automatic dove tail cutting machine, triple drum 8 roll sander |
|
74 |
|
International Typograph Co., Cleveland |
Type setting and casting machine |
|
|
|
Keck, C. & Co., Cincinnati |
Rotary beveling machine |
|
|
|
Seybold Machine Co., Dayton |
Screw standing press. Hercules signature press. Book-binders trimming machine. Four rod embossing & inking press |
|
77 |
|
Brass & Iron Works Co., Fostoria |
Well drilling machine |
|
|
|
Buckeye Iron & Brass Works, Dayton |
Tobacco cutter |
|
|
|
Hospital Supply Co., Sandusky |
Laundry machinery |
|
|
|
Lunkenheimer Co., Cincinnati |
Fittings and appliances for steam engines & machinery, regrinding valves, gate valves, lubricators & steam whistles |
|
|
|
McGowan, J. H. & Co., Cincinnati |
Hydraulic tobacco press |
|
|
|
Reliance Gauge Co., Cleveland |
Solderless copper floats & safety alarm water column |
|
|
|
Webster & Perks Tool Co., Springfield |
Aluminum reducing wheel |
|
|
|
Foos Mfg. Co., Springfield |
Machinery for crushing, grinding & pulverizing, safety devices, attrition mill |
|
78 |
|
Powell Wire Nail Machine Co., Cleveland |
Nail making machine |
|
79 |
|
Buckeye Iron and Brass Works, Dayton |
Linseed & cotton seed oil mill |
|
|
|
Deal, H. M. & Co., Bucyrus |
Smutter & separator combined |
|
|
|
Hoffman, Ahlers & Co., Cincinnati |
Copper work for distillery use |
J - Electricity |
125 |
|
Brush Electric Co., Cleveland |
Class 765 - Dynamos, direct current, constant potential. Class 766 - Dynamos, direct, constant current for series arc lighting. Class 767 - Dynamos, alternate current, constant potential |
|
128 |
|
Short Electric Railway Co., Cleveland |
Class 775 - Electric street railway system |
|
|
|
Sperry Electric Railway Co., Cleveland |
Class 775 - Eletric street railway system |
|
129 |
|
Brush Electric Co., Cleveland |
Class 778(a) - Arc lamps. (b) Switch boards for arc light circuits |
|
|
|
The W. D. Graves Electrical and Mechanical Works, Cleveland |
Class 778 - Arc lamps |
|
137 |
|
Brush Electric Co., Cleveland |
Class 816 - Early arc light apparatus |
|
138 A |
|
Brush Electric Co., Cleveland |
Class J - Engine - Dynamo (Arc light) |
|
|
|
National Carbon Co., Cleveland |
Class D -Carbons for arc lamps |
Oregon |
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A - Agriculture |
1 |
|
M. Wilkins, Coburg |
Wheat, barley, rye, clover and timothy |
|
|
|
F. W. & M. S. Durbin, Howell Prairie |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Ed. Lafave, Pendleton |
Wheat |
|
|
|
George Belshaw, Eugene |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Hamilton & Roork, Pendleton |
Wheat |
|
|
|
John Allison, Dayton |
Wheat |
|
|
|
W. S. Simeral, Macleary |
Wheat |
|
|
|
D. Snauk, Aumsville |
Flour |
|
|
|
D. Byers, Pendleton |
Flour |
|
|
|
Gardner Bros., Stayton |
Flour |
|
|
|
Kratz & Kiernan, McMinnville |
Flour |
|
|
|
George W. Olds, McMinnville |
Oats |
|
|
|
David Stout, McMinnville |
Oats |
|
8 |
|
J. C. Baum, Salem |
Hops |
A - Forestry |
19 |
|
Youngs Pulp Mill Co., Astoria |
Wood pulp |
|
|
|
State of Oregon |
Collection of commercial woods |
B - Horticulture |
20 |
|
G. A. Dunlap, Huntington |
Collection of grapes |
|
21 |
|
Dr. J. R. Cardwell, Portland |
Dried fruits. English walnuts |
|
|
|
Henry E. Doesch, Portland |
Collection of nuts |
|
|
|
H. L. Black, Salem |
Collection of nuts |
|
|
|
Judge … Page, Portland |
Collection of nuts |
|
|
|
W. B. Pracht, Ashland |
Collection of nuts |
|
|
|
C. E. Hoskins, Newberg |
Dried fruits |
|
|
|
Oregon State, Salem |
Apples, pears and stone fruits in solution |
|
|
|
Oregon State Horticultural Society, Portland |
Apples, pears and stone fruits |
|
|
|
Eagle Valley Horticultural Society |
Collection of apples |
|
22 |
|
Mrs. E. W. Allen, Portland |
Herbarium |
D - Fish & Fisheries |
37 |
|
State of Oregon |
Clams in alcohol, mounted salmon, trout seal, fish in alcohol, painting of Astoria Harbor |
|
38 |
|
State of Oregon |
Columbia River fishing boat, equipment, models, etc. |
|
39 |
|
State of Oregon |
Models of Columbia River fishing nets, models of fishing wheels |
|
40 |
|
State of Oregon |
Photographs and pictures of salmon industry |
|
|
|
George & Baker, Astoria |
Canned salmon |
|
|
|
Samuel Elmore, Astoria |
Canned salmon |
|
|
|
M. J. Kinney, Astoria |
Canned salmon |
|
|
|
Cutting & Co., Astoria |
Canned salmon bellies |
|
|
|
J. O. Hanthorne & Co., Astoria |
Canned salmon |
E - Mines and Mining |
42 |
|
Ore Dell Mining Co., Sparta |
Virtue mine, free gold |
|
|
|
State of Oregon |
Gold, silver, copper and lead ores |
|
44 |
|
Christy Marble Co., Roseburg |
Marble |
|
53 |
|
International Nickel Mining Co., Riddle |
Silicate of nickel magnesia |
|
55 |
|
Prospective Mining & Machinery Co., Portland |
The Tremain steam ore stamp |
|
59 |
|
Ayers, Clarence W., Ashland |
Placer mine in operation |
H - Manufactures |
91 |
|
Oberg, Miss K., Portland |
Embroidery |
|
106 |
|
Emma Gilmer White, Portland |
Collective exhibit of pictures |
L - Liberal Arts |
147 |
|
Board of Charities and Corrections |
Reports |
|
149 |
|
Board of Education of Portland, Portland |
Photos, plans, charts and etc. |
|
|
|
McElroy, E. B., Salem |
Studies in Natural History. Collection of birds |
|
|
|
Public Schools, Astoria |
School work and photos |
|
|
|
Portland Schools, Portland |
School work and drawing |
|
|
|
Public Schools (High School), Portland |
School works, maps and drawing |
|
|
|
Public Schools, Salem |
School work and photos |
|
|
|
State University, Eugene |
Student work |
|
|
|
State of Oregon, State Supt. of Schools, Salem |
Public School exhibit |
|
|
|
Willamette University, Willamette |
Students work |
Pennsylvania |
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A - Agriculture |
|
|
W. W. Inusch, Canoe Camp |
Buckwheat |
|
|
|
W. M. Robinson, Moorsberg |
Buckwheat. Corn |
|
|
|
C. W. Sherwood, Falls |
Buckwheat |
|
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|
A. P. Young, Millville |
Corn. Wheat. Oats |
|
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|
David A. Branson, Atgler |
Corn. Oats |
|
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|
Ed. K. Bohr, Robsonia |
Corn. Wheat |
|
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|
J. Sobroski Alten, McMinn |
Corn. Oats |
|
|
|
F. F. Battdorf, Pine Grove Mills |
Corn |
|
|
|
U. S. Indian School, Carlisle |
Wheat. Corn |
|
|
|
State College, Bellefonte |
Corn. Wheat. Oats |
|
|
|
D. Y. Bittenbender, Abdurtis |
Corn |
|
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|
D. Betleburger, Abdurtis |
Corn |
|
|
|
S. H. Bennison, Abdera |
Corn. Wheat |
|
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Howard Tatcher, Brandywine Summit |
Corn. Wheat |
|
|
|
H. E. Seal, Chadd's Ford |
Corn |
|
|
|
E. Reeder., New Hope |
Corn. Oats |
|
|
|
William Schamafelt, Brinkerton |
Wheat |
|
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|
Peter Weiner, Wittenberg |
Buckwheat |
|
|
|
J. C. Neff, Petersburg |
Corn |
|
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|
C. R. Heyburn, Camp Ground |
Corn |
|
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|
J. M. Hess. Oregon |
Corn |
|
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|
W. H. Harnish, Huntingdon |
Oats |
|
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|
John C. Heed, West Chester |
Corn |
|
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John Fitch, Falls |
Corn |
|
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|
Lewis M. Habfeity, Huntingdon |
Corn |
|
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W. S. Garett, Chadd's Falls |
Corn |
|
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John Cloth, Chadd's Falls |
Corn |
|
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|
Jas. G. McFarren, Furniss |
Wheat and Oats |
|
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|
William A. Porter, Franklinville |
Wheat |
|
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|
J. L. Molymith, Millville |
Wheat |
|
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|
John G. Nichols, Brandyville |
Wheat |
|
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|
Henry J. Miller, Catanissa |
Wheat. Rye. Buckwheat |
|
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|
John D. Robb, Oakdale St |
Wheat |
|
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|
J. A. Woodbridge, Dalton |
Oats |
|
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|
Jno. Miller, Frankstown |
Rye |
|
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|
Henry Ream, Neffsville |
Rye |
|
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|
Kersteller, Oil City |
Rye |
|
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|
Thomas Baker, Octavara |
Oats |
|
|
|
C. Ziesenheim, Girard |
Barley. Oats. Rye |
|
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|
John Ziegler, Robesburg |
Wheat |
|
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John Miller, Brandywine Summit |
Wheat |
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David Fansole, Sunbury |
Oats |
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Geo. A. Conrad, Springville |
Oats |
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S. J. Conner, Berwick |
Oats. Wheat. Rye |
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A. J. Borse, Myersdale |
Oats |
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W. C. Patterson, McConnellsburg |
Seed |
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M. L. Gredder, Mt. Joy |
Seed |
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Henry Fancelt, Delworthtown |
Wheat |
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I. S. Frain, Abdera |
Wheat |
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R. M. Harvey, Ward |
Wheat. Corn |
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David R. Fink, Allentown |
Wheat |
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B. S. Fouse, Huntingdon |
Wheat |
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Peter Hoffman, Scalp Level |
Buckwheat. Oats. Wheat |
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B. F. Battin, Greenwood |
Buckwheat |
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H. H. Calvin, Dalton |
Rye. Buckwheat |
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A. D. Madera, Robesonia |
Oats |
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John G. McGran, Newey |
Oats |
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C. F. Knapp, Falls |
Oats |
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David Huber, Neffsville |
Oats |
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Joseph Jenkin, Mercer |
Oats |
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W. W. Naginey, Milroy |
Oats. Seed |
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Jacob Deer, Millville |
Rye |
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W. A. Kendall, McConnellsburg |
Seed |
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Simon Beyer, Eyersgrove |
Oats |
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Annie Rosenkrans, Bald Mount |
Grass |
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J. P. Habersett, Knowlton |
Wheat |
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David Gravelle, Upper Providence |
Wheat |
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J. A. Blair, Bath |
Corn |
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J. M. Bunting, Gleb Mill |
Corn |
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Samuel Wilson, Mechanicsville |
Collective exhibit of cereals |
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H. E. Mather, Greenwood |
Corn |
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Mayer & Hollinger, Lancaster |
Corn |
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B. B. McClue, Bath |
Corn |
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W. C. Blackfan, New Hope |
Wheat |
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John L. Bierer, Ft. Hunter |
Wheat |
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A. Harvey, Brandywine |
Corn |
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J. L. Katterson, Pleasantrian |
Wheat |
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W. A. Herritt, Federal |
Wheat |
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W. J. Martin, Catawissa |
Wheat |
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H. K. Hoy, Bellefonte |
Wheat |
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Gabriel Heister, Harrisburg |
Wheat |
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J. R. McNary, Burgettstown |
Wheat |
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Wm. W. Hurley. New Hope |
Wheat |
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Jordan Bros., Federal |
Wheat |
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David Rothrock, Bellefonte |
Wheat |
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Clayton J. Brewer, McConnellsburg |
Wheat |
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Robt. Conrad, Saleburg |
Wheat |
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G. W. Carey, Locust Lane |
Wheat |
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W. H. Nesbit, Milton |
Oats |
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Miles F. Hannon, Concordville |
Corn |
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Joel Smith, Glenbuch |
Oats |
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Henry S. Rupp, Shermantown |
Oats. Rye |
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2 |
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Wm. Barnett, Philadelphia |
Wheat. Starch |
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3 |
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Croft & Allen Co., Philadelphia |
Candies |
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6 |
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Erie Preserving Co., Erie |
Canned vegetables |
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H. J. Heinz, Pittsburgh |
Table preparations |
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7 |
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John C. McClintock, Meadville |
Butter |
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Milton Darlington Sons, Pomroy |
Butter |
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A. E. Reid, Philadelphia |
Butter |
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H. P. Woodward, Phila Market |
Butter |
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J. C. Carter & Sons, Chetam |
Butter |
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Alfred Sharpless, Landenburg |
Butter |
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Morris K. Jones, West Grove |
Butter |
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C. P. Darlington & Bros., Chadd's Ford Junction |
Butter |
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Corry Creamery Co., Corry |
Butter |
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Penn. State College, State College |
Butter |
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Col. J. M. Woodward, Sagertown |
Butter |
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Smith Hill Stock Farm, Freehold |
Butter |
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South Platte Creameries, York |
Butter |
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D. K. Miller, Table Rock |
Butter |
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E. D. White, Cordown |
Butter |
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E. D. White, Table Rock |
Butter |
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Wm. Losh, Table Rock |
Butter |
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Table Rock Creamery Asso., Table Rock |
Butter |
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Wahoo Creamery, Wahoo |
Butter |
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J. B. Lyons, Lyons (Station) |
Butter |
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Andrew Carpenter, Ulysses |
Butter |
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Fairfield Creamery Co., Huskin |
Butter |
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Osceola Creamery Co., Osceola |
Butter |
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York Creamery, York |
Butter |
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W. H. Lyons, Lyons |
Butter |
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Charles Harding, Norfolk |
Butter |
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A. J. White, Lyons |
Butter |
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Lyons Creamery Co., Lyons |
Butter |
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David K. Miller, Table Rock |
Butter |
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Wm. Sutton, Table Rock |
Butter |
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H. J. Heinz & Co., Pittsburg |
Evaporated horse radish, Preserved sweet mixed pickles |
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Horace A. Doan, Phila. |
Pulverized Coffee |
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J. Portnondo Cigar Co., Phila. |
Cigars |
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Emporia State Cigar Machine Co. |
Long filles bunching machine |
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9 |
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W. R. Scott, Burgetts-town |
Wool |
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Jas. McCullom, Canonsburg |
Wool |
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Jas. S. McNary, Canonsburg |
Wool |
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Wm. A. Herriot, Federal |
Wool |
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C. H. Beall, Independence |
Wool |
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Carl Grubnan, Philadelphia |
Wool |
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11 |
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Moore & Sinot, Philadelphia |
Blended Rye Whiskies |
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Large Distillery Co., Pittsburg |
Rye Malt Whiskies |
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A. Guckenheimer & Bro., Pittsburg |
Pure Rye Whiskies. Pure Malt Whiskey |
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Hannis Distilling Co., Philadelphia |
Compounded Whiskies |
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H. J. Heinz & Co., Pittsburg |
Pure Malt Vinegar |
|
12 |
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John F. Betz, Philadelphia |
Ale in Bottles and Wood |
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Bergner & Engel Brewing Co., Philadelphia |
Tanahauser in wood and bottles |
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15 |
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John A. Wirderscheim, Phila. |
Displayed letters patent for Mower |
|
18 |
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Wm. Dreydoppel, Philadelphia |
Dreydoppel soap |
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The Wrigley Mfg. Co., Phila. |
Wrigley & mineral scouring soap |
A - Forestry |
19 |
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H. K. Porter, Pittsburg |
Loconoten Sogging |
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Miss Grace A. Lewis, Media |
Leaves in water colors |
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Henry Howson, Philadelphia |
Collection of wood |
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Armstrong, Boss & Co., Pittsburg |
Collection of corks |
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State of Pennsylvania |
Collection of tree sections and photographs |
B - Horticulture |
22. Floriculture |
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Dingee & Conard Co., West Grove |
Roses |
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Craig, George, Philadelphia |
Roses |
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Eisle, C., Philadelphia |
Carnations |
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Pennsylvania State, Philadelphia |
Cannas |
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Dreer, H. A., Philadelphia |
Gloxinias, primroses, cinerarias |
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Rupp, Henry L. & Sons, Shiremanstown |
Primroses |
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Elliott B. A. & Co., Pittsburg |
Herbaceous plants |
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Hamilton Wm., Allegheny Park |
Palms |
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Childs, Geo. W., Philadelphia |
Palm |
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Dreer H. A., Philadelphia |
Collection of ferns. Collection of calladiums |
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Childs, Geo. W., Philadelphia |
Collection of calladiums |
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Pennsylvania State, Philadelphia |
Ornamental foliage plants |
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Blanc, A. & Co., Philadelphia |
Collection of cacti |
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Kaufmann, E. & Co., Philadelphia |
Art floral designs |
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Stebe, E. & Sons, Philadelphia |
Cork decorations |
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Bonnoffon, A. L., Philadelphia |
Ornamental fence |
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23. Pomology |
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Ritter, J. P. & Co., Philadelphia |
Tomato catsup |
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24. Pomology |
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Dreer, H. A., Philadelphia |
Collection of seeds |
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26. Pomology |
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Lawrence, Willis H., Milton |
Terra Cotta posts |
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Dreer, Henry A., Philadelphia |
Collection pruning shears pruning knives and garden tools |
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Supplee Hardware Co., Philadelphia |
Lawn mowers |
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Graham, Passmore & Co., Philadelphia |
Lawn mowers |
C - Live Stock |
|
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Pratt Food Co., Philadelphia |
Pratt's food for horses & cattle |
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Gordon Food Co., Coatesville |
Gordon's horse and cattle food |
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Alva C. Brosins, Cochranville |
Keystone dehorning clipper |
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Thos. Woodson, Philadelphia |
Liquid and spraying bellows |
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J. S. Campbell, W. Elizabeth |
Incubators, brooders |
D - Fish & Fisheries |
37 |
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McCullough, Mrs. M. H., Philadelphia |
Specimens of algae, mounted |
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Van Sant, Mrs. E. S., Philadelphia |
Painting of brook trout on porcelaine |
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Pennsylvania Fish Commission |
Specimens of live fish in aquaria, water color paintings of fish |
|
39 |
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Shipley, A. B. & Sons, Philadelphia |
Fishing tackle |
|
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Bensen, A. C., Philadelphia |
Combined gaff hook and landing net, fishing rod |
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Phillips, Solon C., Easton |
Bamboo fishing rods |
|
41 |
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Pennsylvania Fish Commission |
Photos of State Fish Hatcheries, models of same, specimens of fish artificially propagated |
F - Machinery |
69 |
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Alexander Bros., Philadelphia |
Leather belting |
|
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Ball Engine Company, Erie |
500 H. P. Cross high speed compound condensing engine |
|
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Bilgram, Hugo, Philadelphia |
Smooth running gear |
|
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Boyts, Porter & Co., Connellsville |
Single direct acting steam pump |
|
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Chambers, Cyrus, Jr., Overbrook |
Model of steam engine made of silver and gold |
|
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Columbia Metallic Rodpacking Co., Philadelphia |
Metallic packing |
|
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Downie Pump Co., Valencia |
Artesian well pumps |
|
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Kick Bottle Cleansing Machine Co., Philadelphia |
Bottle washing & rinsing machine in combined operation |
|
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Farquhar, A. B. Co. Ltd., York |
75 H. P. Corliss engine |
|
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Frick Co., Waynesboro |
Ice making & refrigerating machinery. Portable boiler & steam engine |
|
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Harrisburg Foundry & Machine Works, Harrisburg |
Ideal tandem compound engine |
|
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Jaericki Mfg. Co., Ltd., Erie |
Exhibit of brass goods & iron fittings |
|
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Keasby & Mattison Co., Ambler |
Pipe covering |
|
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McEwen J. H. Mfg. Co., Ridgeway |
Tandem compound steam engine |
|
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Erie City Iron Works, Erie |
Medium speed automatic steam engines. High speed automatic steam engines |
|
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Otto Gas Engine Works, Philadelphia |
Otto gas engines |
|
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Oil Well Supply Co., Pittsburg |
Exhibit of brass & iron valves & fittings. Mogul stationary engines |
|
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Phoenix Iron Works Co., Meadville |
Triple expansion engine. Dick & Church tandem compound engine |
|
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Schulte, L. & Co., Philadelphia |
Injectors, steam jet system pumps, jet pump, artesian well system pumps, hydraulic valves, steam automatic eductor and plain eductor. Exhaust steam induction condenser |
|
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Sellers, Williams & Co., Philadelphia |
Electric traveling crane. Injectors |
|
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Stearns Mfg. Co., Erie |
Automatic high speed engine. Gill water tube boilers |
|
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Speidel, J. G., Reading |
Portable chain hoists |
|
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Water Circulating Grate Co., Philadelphia |
Water circulating & shaking grate |
|
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Watson, N. A., Erie |
Excelsior boiler feeder |
|
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Wood, R. D., Philadelphia |
Camden valve. Turbine valve |
|
70 |
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Wood, R. D. & Co., Philadelphia |
Mathews patent fire hydrant |
|
71 |
|
Falkenau, A., Philadelphia |
Machine tools, power tool grinder |
|
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Jarecki Mfg. Co., Erie |
Pipe cutting machinery combined with engine |
|
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Newton Machine Works, Philadelphia |
Cold sawing machine |
|
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Oil Well Supply Co., Pittsburg |
Kluns & Lays pipe line tongs |
|
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Wood, R. B. & Co., Philadelphia |
Hydraulic machinery, shearing, punching & riveting machinery, lifting apparatus for riveting |
|
72 |
|
Albemus, W. W. & Sons, Philadelphia |
Cop winding machinery |
|
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Branson Machine Co., Philadelphia |
Knitting & ribbing machine |
|
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Butterworth, H. W. & Sons Co., Philadelphia |
Bleaching, dyeing, drying & finishing machinery |
|
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Downington Mfg. Co., Downington |
Beating engines |
|
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Jones Lewis, Bristol |
Knitting machines for making underwear |
|
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Humphrey Mfg. Co., Towanda |
Power shoe lining marker |
|
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Miller Mfg. Co., Philadelphia |
Exhibit of lingoes for jacquard weaving |
|
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Philadelphia Barring Machine Co., Philadelphia |
Barring & tacking machines |
|
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Schaum & Uhlinger, Philadelphia |
Exhibit of fancy silk weaving machine and accessories |
|
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Scott & Williams, Philadelphia |
Exhibit of knitting machines |
|
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J. H. Sternberg & Son, Reading |
Belt Lacing machines |
|
73 |
|
Beach, H. L., Montrose |
Combination rolling top saw table. Strain scroll saw machine |
|
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Disston, Henry & Sons, Philadelphia |
Various saws. Wood cutting tools and knives |
|
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Farquhar, A. B. & Co., Ltd., York |
2 1/2 portable saw mill |
|
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|
Goehring, C. L., Alleghany |
Flooring & moulding machine, geometric wood moulding & carving machine, geometrical centerpiece machine, geometrical panel raising machine |
|
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Goodell & Waters, Philadelphia |
25 six roll planer & matcher |
|
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|
Grier, W. W., Verona |
Ingraining machine |
|
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Kittle, S. Y., Wilkesbarre |
Geometrical carving machine |
|
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Stearns Mfg. Co., Erie |
Hand saw mill & secondary machines. Slide valve engine, gang edger, gang slasher, gang flooring machine & lathe machinery |
|
74 |
|
Brown Folding Machine Co., Erie |
Folding machine for railroad timetables |
|
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Chambers Bros. & Co., Philadelphia |
Folding machines |
|
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Hickok, W. O. Mfg. Co., Harrisburg |
Jones signature press. Hickok ruling pens. Foot & power paging & numbering machine. Hickok pen rolling machines |
|
77 |
|
American Reed Machine Co., Kennett Square |
Steel champion road grader. Champion rock crusher. Road roller |
|
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Consolidated Mfg. Co., Philadelphia |
Brush making machinery |
|
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Delahanty Dyeing Machine Co., Philadelphia |
Machine for coloring raw stock |
|
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Harrisburg Foundry & Machine Works, Harrisburg |
Steam road rollers |
|
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Knoll, Jonas L., Lebanon |
Washing machine |
|
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Landis Bros., Waynesboro |
Cylindrical & cutter grinding machine |
|
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Mulford, H. K. & Co., Philadelphia |
Tablet, lozenge & camphor presses |
|
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|
Richele Bros. Testing Machine Co., Philadelphia |
Collection of testing machines |
|
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Richele Bros. Testing Machine Co., Philadelphia |
Measuring instruments |
|
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Sellers, Wm. & Co., Philadelphia |
Hydraulic testing machine |
|
|
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Wood, R. D. & Co., Philadelphia |
Standard apparatus for the manufacture & use of gas, comprising a self-sealing mouth piece for gas retorts, patent scrubber, cast iron pipe and fittings, automatic pressure regulator for gas mains and gas producers |
|
78 |
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Riehle [Richele?] Bros. Testing Machine Co., Philadelphia |
Machine for making marble mouldings etc. for counter sinking basin slabs for wash stands, furniture and interior marble finish |
E - Mines & Mining |
42 |
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Oil Well Supply Co, Pittsburgh |
Oil well boring |
|
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State of Pennsylvania |
Iron ores |
|
43 |
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Berwind-White Coal Mining Co., Pittsburgh |
Bituminous vein sections |
|
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H. G. Frick Coke Co., Pittsburgh |
Connellsville Coking Coal, Connellsville blast furnace coke, Connellsville foundry coke, Connellsville crushed coke, bituminous vein sections |
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Lehigh Valley Coal Co., Wilkesbarre |
Anthracite coal needle |
|
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Monongahela Gas Coal Co., Pittsburgh |
Bituminous vein sections |
|
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Oil Well Supply Co., Pittsburgh |
Keystone natural gas meter. Natural gas regulator |
|
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|
State of Pennsylvania |
Petroleums and their products. Petroleum products of Eclypse Oil Works. Collective exhibit of anthracite coal |
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Pittsburgh Con. Coal Co., Pittsburgh |
Bituminous vein sections |
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State Line & Sullivan Co. R. R., Towanda |
Free burning anthracite coal |
|
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Shaner Gas Coal Co., Towanda |
Bituminous vein sections |
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44 |
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Avondale Marble Co., Avondale |
Statuary marble |
|
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Brookside Club, Williamsport |
Black marble |
|
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Blue Valley Slate Co., Slatington |
Slate |
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Conshohocken Stone Quarry, (No P. O.) |
Limestone |
|
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Hummetstown Brownstone Co., Waltonville |
Brown stone |
|
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D. C. McKenna, Slatington |
Slate |
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Old Bangor Slate Co., Bethlehem |
Curved slate pavilion |
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Peach Bottom Slate Producers' Ass'n., Delta |
Peachbottom slate |
|
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Kerr Bros., Wrightsville |
Limestone |
|
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G. D. McIlvain, Belmont |
Limestone |
|
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Swatara Brown Stone Co., Lebanon |
Brown stone |
|
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Schweyer & Leiss, King of Prussia |
Blue marble |
|
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A. Meyer, Cogan House |
Oolitic limestone |
|
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C. H. Williams & Co., Easton |
Verdantique marble |
|
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P. A. Oliver, Olivers Mills |
Laurel run sandstone |
|
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Penna. Granite Block Co., Philadelphia |
Syemte granite |
|
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P. F. Eisenbrown Sons & Co., Reading |
Diamond granite |
|
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Leiper & Lewis, Chester |
Leiperville granite |
|
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David Knauer, St. Peters |
Granite |
|
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State of Penna. - |
Collective exhibit of building stone. Collection of stone |
|
|
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Joseph Hartman & Son, Pittsburgh |
Beaver Co., Sandstone |
|
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David Stuempfle, Williamsport |
Blue stone |
|
45 |
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Pittsburgh Crushed Steel Co., Pittsburgh |
Crushed steel. Steel emery. Putty powder. Rouge |
|
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Tanite Company, Stroudsburg |
Emery corundum. Tripol and rotten stone |
|
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The Carborundum Co., Monongahela |
Carborundum |
|
46 |
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Welch Cloninger & Maxwell, Pittsburgh |
Fire clay & brick |
|
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Harbison & Walker, Pittsburgh |
Fire clay, raw calcined and bricks (Flint) |
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Cambria Fire Brick Co., Figert |
Fire clay, raw, calcined & bricks |
|
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Renova Clay & Brick Co., Renova |
Glass melting pots |
|
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State of Pennsylvania |
Fire clay |
|
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Cyrus Boigner, Philadelphia |
Fire bricks & clay retorts |
|
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National Brick & Tile Co., Bradford |
Shale & shale brick |
|
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Pearless [Peerless?] Brick Co., Philadelphia |
Pressed brick |
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Sherwood Bros. Co., New Brighton |
Raw clay & stone ware |
|
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Williamsport Brick Co., Williamsport |
Clays & colored bricks |
|
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Mill Hall Brick Works, Lockhaven |
Shale and shale bricks |
|
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Griffen Enamelled Brick Co., Oaks |
Enamelled brick |
|
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Brandywine Summit Kaolin & Feldspar Co. |
Kaolin |
|
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George A. McBeth, Pittsburgh |
Glass & glass Mfrs. |
|
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Robt. Taylor & Son, Philadelphia |
Graphic crucibles, retorts and dipping cups |
|
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Beaver Falls Art Tile Co., Beaver Falls |
Embossed & enameled tiles |
|
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Georgia Beauxite [sic] M. Co., Philadelphia |
Beauxite [sic] mineral ore |
|
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Star Encaustic Tile Company, Pittsburgh |
Floor and hearth tiles plain and encaustic |
|
47 |
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Coplay Cement Co., Allentown |
Raw and finished cements |
|
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Milroy Cement Company, Milroy |
Cement and cement stone |
|
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American Cement Co., Egypt |
Portland cement & natural cement |
|
48 |
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C. K. Williams & Co., Easton |
Sienna crude, raw and burnt |
|
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|
Henry Irwin, Bethlehem |
Mineral, black, crude and Mind. |
|
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Pennsylvania Paint and Ochre Co., Allentown |
Crude, raw & burnt Sienna |
|
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Lehigh Metallic Paint Co., Alburtis |
Sienna, crude, raw & burnt |
|
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|
A. Kerr Bros. & Co., Philadelphia |
Dairy salt |
|
49 |
|
Sterling Steel Co., Pittsburgh |
Steel armor projectiles |
|
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|
Tyler Tube Co., Washington |
Charcoal iron tubes |
|
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|
Pottstown Iron Co., Pottstown |
Collection of iron ores |
|
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|
Elwood Ivans Tube Wks., Philadelphia |
Metal tubing of steel |
|
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Alvan Wood Co., Philadelphia |
Sheet iron and steel |
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Crescent Steel Co., Pittsburgh |
Mining drill steel. Fracture of steel. Die steel compressed polished drill rods |
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Carpenter Steel Co., Reading |
Steel specimens |
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Chestnut Hill Iron Co., Columbia |
Iron furnace, charge and products |
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Penn. Steel Co., Steelton |
Bridge material |
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W. De Wees Wood Co., Pittsburgh |
Iron & steel sheets & plates |
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Bethlehem Iron Co., So. Bethlehem |
Nickel steel |
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Singer Minick & Co., Pittsburgh |
Steel |
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Pottstown Iron Co., Pottstown |
Steel plates, blooms and nails |
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52 |
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Marshall Bros. & Co., Philadelphia |
Bright Chl.-plates |
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Phillips Tin Plate Co., Philadelphia |
Bright tin box Vernon best charcoal |
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Ass'n American Tin Plate Mnfs., Pittsburgh |
Tin plate exhibit |
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U. S. Iron and Tin Plate Mfg. Co., Demmler |
Steel sheets coated with tin |
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53 |
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Lehigh Zinc & Iron Co., Bethlehem |
Drawing showing the method of making zinc with specimens of raw material & products of the works |
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58 |
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Pittsburgh Crushed Steel Co., Pittsburgh |
Stone saw gang for use of crushed steel. Rubbing bed for use of steel emery |
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60 |
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Colliery Engineer Co., Scranton |
Safety lamps for mines. Collection and evolutionary ex. of mine safety lamps |
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U. S. Mine Signal Mfg. Co., Philadelphia |
Shaw gas tester |
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61 |
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Keystone Drill Co., Beaver Falls |
Traction drilling machine. Portable drilling machine |
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Oil Well Supply Co., Pittsburgh |
Well drilling tools machinery, and apparatus working model of drilling rigs. Sucker rods, drilling pole and stub joints. Patent combined drilling, prospecting and diamond boxing machine |
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Oil Well Supply Co., Pittsburgh |
Portable engine and boiler. Mogul drilling engines. Straight line drilling, rig & bolted derrick. Patent drilling attachment on machine. Wilbur's patent gas tanks. Patent steel measuring lines & reels. Patent barrel oil saver. Mack's patent casing splitter. Darling's patent natural gas house regulator. Crumb's patent tubing tongs. Darling's patent natural gas boiler reglts. Barrett's patent oil well tool jack. Oil well casing heads, Chickering's patent. Natural gas valves & mixers. Gold time oil wells, tools etc. Working models of drilling rigs. Semi-varnishing thread joints on wrought iron pipe. Snatch blocks & swivel hooks. General line drilling & finishing tools. Mack's patent hole straightener. Mack's patent trip casings spear. Patent combined casing rings & wedges. Scott's patent casing and tubing elevators. Mack's patent under resiner. Patent steel rig and bottled derricks. |
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62 |
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Oil Well Supply Co., Pittsburgh |
Domeless spiler |
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63 |
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Pittsburgh Coal Exchange, Pittsburgh |
Miniature steam boat for coal barge |
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H. C. Frick Coke Co., Pittsburgh |
Model pit wagon, 34 bushel capacity. Working model of H. C. Frick's Coke Co. Model of H. C. Frick's Coke Co. cars |
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64 |
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Philadelphia and Reading Coal & Iron Co. |
Model of coke breaker |
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Robert McCully, Philadelphia |
Improved crusher |
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66 |
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Lehigh Zinc & Iron Co., Bethlehem |
Collected exhibit showing process of working New Jersey zinc ores |
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Pittsburgh Red'n Co., Pittsburgh |
Collective exhibit showing metallurgy of aluminum |
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Jas. W. Richards, Bethlehem |
Collective display showing metallurgy of aluminum |
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Pittsburgh Testing Laboratory, Pittsburgh |
Tested iron ore, specimens of sand, cement, iron & steel |
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67 |
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Edw. E. Hardin, Philadelphia |
Relief maps of all parts of Pa. |
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H. C. Frick Coke Co., Pittsburgh |
Relief & typographical maps |
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Pa. Geological Survey, Philadelphia |
Principal mineral productions of Pa. |
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Phila. & Reading C. & I. Co. |
Cross sections, drawings of mine workings |
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Geo. H. Lehman, Philadelphia |
Navasso model |
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Pa. State Geological Survey |
Geologic map of Pa. Map Pa. oil & gas areas |
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Weimer Machine Works, Lebanon |
History of blast furnace practice |
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Chas. T. Thompson, Philadelphia |
Models of magnetic iron ore separators |
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Light, Heat & Pr. Pub. Co., Philadelphia |
Light heat and power |
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National Iron & Steel Pub. Co., Pittsburgh |
The American Mfg. & Iron World |
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State of Pennsylvania |
Collective exhibit geological survey, maps, charts, reliefs, etc. |
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Stephen H. Emmons, Youngwood |
Tables explaining the art of nickel metallurgy |
G - Transportation |
80 |
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Carlisle Mfg. Co., Carlisle |
Frogs, switches and crossings |
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Pennsylvania R. R. Co., Philadelphia |
Refrigerator car. General exhibit. Gun cars. Passenger cars. Laboratory. Track inspection car |
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Shoen Mfg. Co., Pittsburgh |
Pressed steel sundries |
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A. French Spring Co., Pittsburgh |
Locomotive and car springs |
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Morris Box Lid Co., Pittsburgh |
Steel journal box lid |
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Pittsburgh Locomotive Works, Pittsburgh |
Exhibit of locomotives |
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Ajax Metal Co., Philadelphia |
Anti-friction journal bearing |
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Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadelphia |
Compound express passenger locomotive. Representative exhibit of locomotives. Locomotive (consolidation type.) |
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H. K. Porter, Pittsburgh |
Light locomotives |
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Standard Steel Works, Philadelphia |
Manufacture of steel tires |
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McKee Fuller & Co., Catasauqua |
Car wheels |
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Verona Tool Works, Pittsburgh |
Track and mining tools |
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Hale & Kilburn Mfg. Co., Philadelphia |
Car seats &c. |
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Boies Steel Wheel Co., Scranton |
Steel tired car wheel |
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Westinghouse Air Brake Co., Pittsburgh |
Air brakes and train signaling apparatus. System of re-inforced brakes |
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J. H. Sternberg & Son, Reading |
Iron track bolts |
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Bethlehem Iron Co., South Bethlehem |
Steel billets & rails submitted to tests |
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U. S. Metallic Packing Co., Philadelphia |
Metallic packing |
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Pennsylvania Steel Co., Steelton |
Track supplies |
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81 |
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Johnson Co., Johnston |
Street railway appliances |
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Robinson Machine Co., Altoona |
Electric car truck |
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Westinghouse Electric and Mfg. Co., Pittsburgh |
Street railway electric car equipments |
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E. H. Wilson, Philadelphia |
Open and closed vestibuled street cars |
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83 |
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Weston & Wells Mfg. Co., Philadelphia |
Wire springs |
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Keystone Wagon Co., Reading |
Double light keystone patent coal chute wagon |
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Penn. Wagon Co., Reading |
Chute delivery coal dumping wagon |
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William Ayers & Sons, Philadelphia |
5 A. horse blankets |
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Fulton & Walker Co., Philadelphia |
Piano van |
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Wm. Harvey Rowland, Philadelphia |
Vehicle springs |
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Knickerbocker Ice Co., Philadelphia |
Two ice wagons |
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Sheldon Axle Co., Wilkesbarre |
Wagon and carriage axles |
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S. L. Allen, Philadelphia |
"FlexibleFlyer" coasting sled |
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84 |
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Morse, Williams & Co., Philadelphia |
Electric passenger elevator |
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85 |
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U. S. Metallic Packing Co., Philadelphia |
Metallic packing for marine engines |
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Williamson Bros., Philadelphia |
Steering and hoisting engines |
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C. K. Williams & Co., Easton |
Alligator anchor |
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International Navigation Co., Philadelphia |
Full size section American Line S. S. |
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William Glass & Co., Philadelphia |
Single scull shell |
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86 |
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Bethlehem Iron Company, South Bethlehem |
Axle of Ferris Wheel. Full size model 125 tons steam hammer. Single throw crank U. S. Cruiser "Minneapolis". First experimental plate and nickel steel plate of battleship "Indiana." Experimental plate (nickel steel case hardened). Steel forgings consisting of ventilator for the "Puritan". 12 inch B.L. rifle (Navy). Trunion hoop. 12 inch rifle (Army). Jacket, 13 inch B. L. rifle (Navy). Tube gun hoops; fluid compressed ingot - 54 inch round. Air flask for white head torpedo. Air cushion cylinders. Spare shaft of O. C. S. Co. Hollow forged shaft black model of armor ingot |
J - Electricity |
122 |
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Queen & Co., Philadelphia |
Class 757 - Electrometer "Ryan" |
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Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co., Pittsburgh |
Class 760 - Transformers. Class 757 - High tension apparatus |
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123 |
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Queen & Co., Philadelphia |
Class 761 (a) - Apparatus for measuring resistance by Carey-Foster method. (b) Portable cable testing set. (c) Standard resistance boxes & testing sets |
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Queen & Co., Philadelphia |
Class 764(a) - Galvanometers. (b- Hot wire voltmeter |
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Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co., Pittsburgh |
Class 764-Electric meter "Shallenberger" |
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124 |
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The S. S. White Dental Mfg. Co., Philadelphia |
Class A - Partz acid gravity battery |
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125 |
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Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co., Pittsburgh |
Class 768 - Dynamos, alternating current for arc lighting. Class 767 - Dynamos, alternating current, constant potential 750 K. W. Class 765(a) Dynamos and motors, direct current, constant potential, "Letter Type" |
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126 |
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Cutter Mfg. Co., Philadelphia |
Class 769-Push switches for electric light |
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Paiste, H. T., Philadelphia |
Class 769 - Snap switches |
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Queen & Co., Philadelphia |
Class 769 - Commercial ammeters and voltmeters |
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Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co., Pittsburgh |
Class 770(a)-Automatic carbon. Shunt circuit breaker. Class 770(b)-Lightning arresters. Class 769(a)-Switches. Class 769(b) Complete switch board for controlling 17 dynamos and 40 circuits. Class 769(c)-Regulator, "Stillwell" |
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127 |
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Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co., Pittsburgh |
Class 774-Two phase motors, "Tesla" |
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128 |
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Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co., Pittsburgh |
Class 775-Electrical street railway system |
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129 |
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Helios Electric Co., Philadelphia |
Class 778-Arc lamps for alternate currents |
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Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co., Pittsburgh |
Class 778-Constant potential, alternating current arc lamp. Class 779-Incandescent system of street lighting |
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Phoenix Glass Co., Pittsburgh |
Class 779-Globes and shades for electric lights |
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135 |
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Queen & Co., Philadelphia |
Class 809-Portable medical induction apparatus for physicians use |
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The S. S. White Dental Mfg. Co., Philadelphia |
Class 809-Application of electricity as a motive power for dental drills |
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138-a |
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Eureka Tempered Copper Co., North East |
Class G-Tempered copper for use in electrical construction |
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Westinghouse Carbon Co., Pittsburgh |
Class D-Carbons for arc lamps |
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Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co., Pittsburgh |
Class N-Long distance power transmission plant in operation. Class J-Engine dynamos |
K - Fine Arts |
139. Sculpture |
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Grafly, Charles, Philadelphia |
Daedalus (Bronze). A bad Omen (Plaster) |
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140. Oil Painting |
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Clarke, Thomas Shields, Pittsburgh |
A Fool's Fool. Night Market, Morocco. A Gondola Girl. Portrait of Madam d'E. Morning, Noon & Night |
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Eakins, Thomas, Philadelphia |
Mending the Net. Portrait of Prof. George Barker. The Waiting Master. Portrait of a Lady. The Sculptor. Portrait of Dr. Agnew. The Crucifixion. Cowboys at Home Ranch. Portrait of William D. Marke. Portrait of Dr. Gross |
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Vonnoh, Robert W., Philadelphia |
Bad News. Early Morning. November. Viola. Moist Weather. Portrait of Dr. J. H. Da Costa. Blanche. Duxbury Bay. Riva Digli Schiavoni. A Dull Day. "Now behave pretty." Studio Comrade. A Peasant Woman's Garden |
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143. Engravings, Etchings and Prints |
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Parrish, Stephan, Philadelphia |
A Gale at Fecamp. Swamp Land. Winter Evening, Windsor, N. S. Gloucester Harbor (Dry Point). Portland, New Brunswick. Market Place, Yvetot. Northern Moorland. Riverdale. On the Dee. Chester. On the Thames. Near Dinan, Brittany. Market Day, St. Augustina. Mills, New Brunswick. Winter at Windsor, N. S. Bass River, Cape Cod. Near Quebec. Near Frejus. Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. Canal, Venice. Port of Nice. On Cape Ann. On the Rance, Brittany. Winter. Charenton, Paris. A Passing Shower. Port of Cannes |
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Lindsay, Albert M., Philadelphia |
The Coup. Bowling. The Singing Shepherd. A Chinese restaurant. The Golden Wedding. Yosemite Dome. A Relic of the Departed South. Shades of Evening. An April Birthday at Sea. The Departure to the Convent. Presentation of a Circus in a Spanish Town |
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Architecture - From Various Groups |
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Cope & Stewardson, Philadelphia |
Design for Pennsylvania Station (Water Color). Design for proposed building for the Pa. Co. for insurance on lives (Water Color). Another design for the same (Water Color). House at Merion, Pa. (Water Color). Design for Cathedral of St. John the Divine, rendered by Arthur Truscott. Denbeigh Hall, Bryn Mawr College, Pa. (Pen Drawing). House at Overbrook, Pa. (Pen Drawing) |
H - Manufactures |
87 |
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J. J. Allen Sons, Philadelphia |
Phosphorous |
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Henry Bauer & Sons, Philadelphia |
Crystals of potash. Crystals of ammonia. Bichloride of tin. Oxide tin. Glycerine |
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Penn. Salt Mfg. Co., Philadelphia |
Alum. Soda. Lye. Kryolith, etc. |
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Powers & Weightman, Philadelphia |
Chemicals for use in medicine & the arts |
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Rosengarten & Sons, Philadelphia |
Chemicals. Quinine salts. Salts with alkali basis. Metal oxides. Iodine. Morphine salts. Silver salts |
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Richard C. Rummey, Philadelphia |
Chemical stoneware |
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88 |
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Baeder Adamson & Co., Philadelphia |
Sand paper. Blue. Hair. Felting, Plasterer's hair |
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F. Weber & Co., Philadelphia |
Artistic tube colors. Sketch boards |
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Rinald Bros., Philadelphia |
Enamel paints |
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John Sankey, Mifflinberg |
Oil for leather. Solid & liquid and leather grease |
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Eclypse Cement Blacking C., Philadelphia |
Shoe & harness dressing & cement |
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89 |
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John T. Briley, Philadelphia |
Rope. Cordage. Twines. Bags. Burlaps. Bagging. Buchram [sic] |
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Alvah Bushnell, Philadelphia |
Letter copying books |
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Phila. Typewriter C., Philadelphia |
Desks. Typewriter Case |
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Scott Paper Co., Philadelphia |
Toilet paper. Toilet fixtures |
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90 |
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Miss E. A. Able, Philadelphia |
Rope transom |
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John W. Broughton, Philadelphia |
Wood carpet. Parquet floors. Folding and fire screens. Grills. Fret work |
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Mrs. C. E. Cooper, Oil City |
Oak inlaid table |
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Miss F. M. Earle, Philadelphia |
Two wood engravings |
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91 |
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Brown & Eberhardt, Philadelphia |
China. Bric-a-brac & statuary. Methods of repairing same |
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Brandywine Summit, Delaware Co. |
Mines of Feldspar |
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Wm. Galloway, Philadelphia |
Ornamental vase. Ornamental fountains |
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Miss E. G. Hand, Wilkesbarre |
Hand painted vase |
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Mayer Pottery Co., Ltd., Beaver Falls |
Under glazed printed earthenware |
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Mary D. Taylor, Philadelphia |
Collective exhibit of ceramics |
|
94 |
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Conroy Prugh & Co., Allegheny |
Mirrors |
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Geo. A. McBeth & Co., Pittsburgh |
Lamp glass. Optical glass |
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The Wire Glass Co., Philadelphia |
Wire glass |
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U. S. Glass Co., Pittsburg |
Glass ware. Blown glass. Pressed glass |
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95 |
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Miss Fannie D. Sweeney, Philadelphia |
Stained glass window |
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98 |
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Simon Bros. & Co., Philadelphia |
Gold & silver thimbles |
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99 |
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Keystone Watch Case Co., Philadelphia |
Gold filled, rolled plate silver & silvered watch cases. Non-pull-out bow for cases |
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Keystone Watch Co., Philadelphia |
General exhibit |
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H. Muhr's Sons, Philadelphia |
Watch cases |
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100 |
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The Griswold Worsted C., Philadelphia |
Spun silk |
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Charlotte Arrowsmith, Mercer |
Silk weaver |
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Werner Itschner & Co., Mercer |
Silk ribbon |
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Women's Silk Culture Ass'n. Co., Mercer |
Superior reeled silk, Superior reeled American silk. Superior flag silks, and United States flags |
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101 |
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Geo. W. Blabon, Philadelphia |
Floor oil cloth. Linoleum |
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102 |
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Berlin Print Co., Philadelphia |
Dyed cotton fabrics |
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Binns Patent Band Co., Philadelphia |
Dress trimmings. Hat trimmings. Cloak trimmings. Upholstery goods. Tinsel and button yarns. Spindle driving bands. Binns pat. ready-made sash cord |
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Eddystone Mfg. Co., Philadelphia |
Dyed cotton fabrics. Printed cotton fabrics |
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Kneedler Co., Philadelphia |
Cotton goods. Bed ticking. Skirtings |
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Lenox Mills, Philadelphia |
Ticks |
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Mt. Vernon Mills, Philadelphia |
Fancy cotton goods |
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Wilkesbarre Lace Mfg. Co., Wilkesbarre |
Curtain nets |
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Star and Crescent Mills Co., Philadelphia |
Turkish towels. Bath robes. Dusters. Terry cloth. Cloaking |
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Aberfogle Mfg. Co., Chester |
Cotton fabrics. Dress goods. Novelties in cotton dress goods & flannels. Cotton shirtings |
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103 |
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Thomas Dolan & Co., Philadelphia |
Woolen worsteds. Woolen cloakings |
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Erben Search & Co., Philadelphia |
Woolen yarns. Worsted yarns |
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S. B. & B. W. Fleischer, Philadelphia |
Woolen yarns, Worsted yarns. Worsted braids |
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Folwell Bros. & Co., Philadelphia |
Woolen dress goods. Worsted dress goods. Cotton warp dress goods. Woolen suitings. Storm serges. Serges for men's wear. Collingwood draperies. Washed, combed and drawn wool coat lining. Silk warp glorias. Riding habit cloth. Yarns & wool |
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Griswold Worsted Co., Derby |
Worsted yarns |
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George C. Hetzel & Co., Chester |
Worsted suitings & coatings. Woolen suitings and coatings |
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Muncy Woolen Mills Co., Muncy |
Blankets |
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The Orinoke Mills, Philadelphia |
Upholstering goods. Drapery materials. Portiere curtains |
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Wm. T. Read, Philadelphia |
Silk warp lansdownes |
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Wm. Wood & Co., Philadelphia |
Woven mixed cotton goods. Woven mixed woolen goods. Cotton goods. Mixed silk goods. Mixed cotton goods |
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P. Wolls Sons, Philadelphia |
Curled hair |
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B. Winck & Weed, Philadelphia |
Worsted cloth for men's wear |
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104 |
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Baum & Uhlman, Williamsport |
Wire buckle suspenders |
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John Bradley Co., Pittsburg |
Cutaway coat |
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F. N. Degerberg & Co., Philadelphia |
Military uniform |
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Gleason & Co., Philadelphia |
D.B. Frock coat |
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Laird-Schober & Mitchell, Philadelphia |
Boots & shoes |
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Benj. H. Ohlinger, Philadelphia |
Boots & slippers |
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John B. Stetson & Co., Philadelphia |
Fine fur hats. Hatter's furs |
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Strawbridge & Clothier, Philadelphia |
Ladies costumes. Ladies wraps |
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Benj. Scarencis, Philadelphia |
Ladies slippers, men's boots and shoes |
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Wire Buckle Suspender Co., Williamsport |
Suspenders. Braces |
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106 |
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Mrs. M. M. Donnelly, Philadelphia |
Gold embroidered veil |
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Miss Mary English, Philadelphia |
Emb. linen handkerchief |
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Miss Belinda Fluke, Kittanning |
5 centre pieces embroidered on bolting cloth |
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Sallie Minnies, Philadelphia |
Drawn table cloth |
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Phila. School Art Needlework, Philadelphia |
Collective exhibit of art needlework |
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Richardson & Delong Bros., Philadelphia |
Patented hooks & eyes |
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Miss Jessie Roedel, Lebanon |
Point lace handkerchief |
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A. Samaha, Philadelphia |
Gold & silver embroidery |
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The Misses Lehman, Lebanon |
Embroidered linen lunch cloth, mats and doylies |
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Miss C. Bateman, Philadelphia |
Embroidered card case |
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107 |
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The Consolidated Mfg. Co., Philadelphia |
Brushes |
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108 |
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Hirsh Brothers, Philadelphia |
Umbrellas. Parasols |
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110 |
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E. Hansen, Philadelphia |
Valentine novelties. Jewel cases. Pearl tables. Pearl pictures |
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Emil Wahl Fancy Bone Mfg. Co., Philadelphia |
Fancy bone goods |
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111 |
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Burk Bros., Philadelphia |
Glazed kid, calf & pebble goat. Harness |
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J. A. Borchtel, Newport |
Sole leather |
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Robt. H. Foerderer, Philadelphia |
Glazed kid and shoes of same |
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Wm. Flaccus & Sons, Pittsburg |
Leather |
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E. Groezinger & Son, Allegheny City |
Sole leather & belting |
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G. Groezinger's Sons, Lancaster |
Harness leather |
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A. Groezinger & Sons, Allegheny City |
Oak, sole and belting leather |
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J. W. & A. P. Howard & Co., Carey |
Sole leather |
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Amos Hollinger, Lancaster |
Harness leather |
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Leas McVitty, Philadelphia |
Belting |
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C. A. Rippman, Millerstown |
Sole and harness leather |
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England & Bryan, Philadelphia |
Leather |
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112 |
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Metric Metal Co., Erie |
Spring scales |
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115 |
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Enterprise Mfg. Co., Philadelphia |
Meat choppers. Fruit, wine and jelly press. Measuring faucets. Coffee mills |
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Means Mfg. Co., Bloomsburg |
Dog power washing machine and churn |
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116 |
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Griswold Mfg. Co., Erie |
Cast iron hollow ware. House furnishing goods. Stove furniture. Cuspidores. Post boxes |
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Chas. Lippincott & Co., Erie |
Soda water apparatus |
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118 |
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Cartwright Metal Roofing Co., Philadelphia |
Metal shingle roofing |
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119 |
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Henry Disston & Son, Philadelphia |
Files of every description for every purpose. Cross cut saws. Hand saws. Back saws. Butcher saws. Plubers [sic] saws. Buck saws. Hack & machinists saws. Pruning saws. Compass saws. Key-hole saws. Plasterer's trowels. Brick-layers trowels and tools. Carpenters squares. Carpenters bevels. Carpenters gauges. Spirit level. Machinists’ straight edges. Machinists’ rules. Wire guages [sic]. Tolls for keeping saws in order. Saw sets. Trammels. Hammer and swage bars. Straight edges, Anvils. Gummers. Cane knives. Post hole. Diggers. Screw drivers |
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Miller Lock Co., Philadelphia |
Pad locks. Keyless cabinet locks. Night latches. Keyless cabinet and post office box locks. Pad locks for R. R. switches. Edged tools. Hammers. Sledges. R. R. Miner's & blacksmith tools |
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McCaffery File Co., Philadelphia |
Files & rasps |
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Wm. Rose & Brothers, Sharon Hill |
Mechanics tools |
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L. H. Sternberg & Son, Reading |
Bolts, rivets, nuts, washers, screws |
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120 |
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Dawes & Myler, New Brighton |
Bath tubs plain and decorated. Laundry trays |
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McCambridge & Co., Philadelphia |
Brass materials for plumbers. Porcelaine water closets & lavatories |
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Standard Mfg. Co., Pittsburg |
Bath tubs. Hollow ware. Plumbers iron ware. Sanitary goods. Pat. Wash trays |
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121 |
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Elizabeth R. Palmer, Philadelphia |
Trunk |
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Mrs. M. W. Schumacher, Philadelphia |
Sweep box |
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Woman's Silk Culture Ass'n, Philadelphia |
Superior reel for reeling silk for cocoons |
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108 |
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Palmer, Elizabeth, Philadelphia |
Patent trunk attachment |
L - Liberal Arts |
147 |
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Alexander, Dr. H. M. & Co. |
Vaccine exhibits |
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Board of Public Charities |
Map of States showing location of all charities and corrective institutions |
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Cummings Filter Co., Philadelphia |
The Cummings Water Filter Co. |
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Davis, M. L., Lancaster |
Models of garbage and crematory furnaces |
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Jewish Hospital, Philadelphia |
4 photos, 1 chart of general information |
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Presbyterian Orphanage, Philadelphia |
Photographs and specimens of school work |
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Penn. Ind. Home for Blind Women, Philadelphia |
Specimens of inmates' work |
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Penn Soldiers & Sailors, Erie |
Photos framed on wall |
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Pennsylvania Reformed School, Morganza |
Photographs &c. |
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Penn. Ind. Reformatory, Huntington |
Model of building &c. |
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Rorer, Mrs. Sarah T., Philadelphia |
Illinois corn kitchen |
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State Board of Health, Philadelphia |
Apparatus for examining drinking water |
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State of Pennsylvania |
59 statistics, charts and maps |
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Working Home for Blind Men |
Photos and letter samples of work done by blind men |
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148 |
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Boericke & Tafel, Philadelphia |
Homeopathic publications. Homeopathic family medicine cases. Sugar of milk recrystallized. American fresh plant tincture |
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Carroll Aluminum Mfg. Co., Meadville |
Al, Cart, Pneu Dental outfit &c. Dental engine and jeweled hand piece, aluminum pure in commercial form &c. |
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Frederick Brown Co., Philadelphia |
Jamaica ginger |
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Lee J. Ellwood Co., Conshohocken |
Metallic surgical splints of copper. aluminum and nickel |
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Mellor & Rittenhouse Co., Philadelphia |
Extracts of licorice |
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Mulford, H. K. & Co., Philadelphia |
Pharmaceutical preparations |
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Warner, W. R. & Co., Philadelphia |
Soluble coated pills and compressed tablets. Effervescing salts. Fluid extracts, elixirs and pharmaceutical preparations |
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Wyeth, John & Bro., Philadelphia |
Pharmaceutical preparations |
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White, S. S. Dental Mfg. Co., Philadelphia |
Porcelain teeth mounted and unmounted gum. Plain pivot &c. Extracting and mechanical forceps. Burs for dental engines. Dental engines various forms for foot power, electricity. Dental engine equipments. Operating chairs notably the Wilkerson, Norrison and Cycloid. Fountain spittoons. Preparations of gold. Gold plates, soldiers &c. Specialties for the mouth and teeth, such as tooth powders, washes, soaps, pastes &c. |
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149 |
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Academy of Holy Child Jesus, Sharon Hill |
Students work |
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American Catholic Historical Society, Philadelphia |
Historical collections |
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Bryn Mawr College, Bryn Mawr, Pa. |
Charter of Ass'n. Students work |
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Boys High School, Philadelphia |
School work |
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Benedictine Academy, Allegheny |
Crayon drawing, class and fancy work |
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Central Public High School, Pittsburgh |
High school, work |
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Convent Villa Maria, West Chester |
Hand painting and lace work |
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Catholic Total Abstinence Union, Phila. |
Charts giving history of the Union |
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Cathedral School, Philadelphia |
Class work |
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D'Asena, Nichola, Philadelphia |
Students work |
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Diocese of Philadelphia, Phila. |
Class work, art, needlework, music |
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Diocese of Pittsburg, Pittsburg |
Class, art, needlework, kindergarten, 69 schools |
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Fox, Helen A., Philadelphia |
Design for fire place in plaster |
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Girls High and Normal School, Philadelphia |
School work |
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Girard College, Philadelphia |
Students work |
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Girard College, Philadelphia |
Photos, publications, &c. |
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Garret, Miss Mary S., Mng., Philadelphia |
Home for training deaf children to speak |
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Holy Ghost College, Pittsburg |
Class work |
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Holy Cross School, Pittsburg |
Class work |
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Hahnemann Med. Col., Philadelphia |
Students work |
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Hahnemann Medical College, Philadelphia |
Cerbro-spinal nervous system of the human body |
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High and Manual Training Schools, Phila. |
Students work |
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Holy Family School, Latrobe |
Class work |
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Indian Industrial School, Carlisle |
Students work |
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Lehigh University, South Bethlehem |
Students work |
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LaSalle College, Philadelphia |
Students work |
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League of Sacred Heart, Philadelphia |
65 vols. of publications, diplomas &c. |
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Mt. Gallizen Academy, Ellisburg |
Class work |
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Mt. Aloysus Academy, Lovett |
Class work |
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Normal School, Kutztown |
Illus. Normal School work |
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Normal School, Millersville |
Illustrated class work |
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Normal School, Slippery Rock |
Work of pupils, civil government &c. |
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Normal School, West Chester |
Illus. Normal School work & methods |
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Ogontz School, Ogontz |
Note books prepared by pupils in modern history, mathematics, literature, &c. |
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Our Mother of Sorrows School, Phila. |
Class work |
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Penn. Museum, Philadelphia |
Designs for stained glass, carpets and wall papers |
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Public Schools, Pittsburgh |
Primary and Grammar school work |
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Penn. School for the Blind, Phila. |
Drawings by pupils |
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Penn. Institute for feeble minded, Elwyn |
Institute work |
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Public Schools, Pittsburg |
Normal School work |
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Public Schools, Johnstown |
High school work |
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Public Schools, Altoona |
Pupils work |
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Public Schools, Allegheny |
Class work, high school |
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Tunnel Hill School, Tunnel Hill |
Pupils work |
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Trustees of Bryn Mawr College, Bryn Mawr |
Pupils work |
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Todd, J. Liberty, Philadelphia |
Method of industrial arts, manual training, for educational purposes |
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Textile School, (Students), Philadelphia |
Silk curtain |
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Textile School (Students), Philadelphia |
Woolen woven goods |
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Ursline [Ursuline] Convent, Pittsburg |
Class work |
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University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia |
Educational exhibit |
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Western Penitentiary, Allegheny |
Model of cell house, cell block and sample of prison work |
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Western University of Pennsylvania, Allegheny |
Students work |
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Working Home for Blind, Philadelphia |
Brooms and other work of inmates |
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Public Schools, Allegheny |
Pupils work, grammar school |
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Public Schools, Hazleton |
School work |
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Public Schools, Corry |
School work |
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Public Schools, Philadelphia |
School work |
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Public Schools, Harrisburgh |
School work |
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Public Schools, Harrisburgh |
High school work |
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Public Schools, Chester |
Students work |
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Public Schools, Titusville |
High school work |
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Public Schools, Berwick |
School work |
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Pennsylvania School for the Blind, Phila. |
Essays. Stereotypes |
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Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, Phila. |
Collective exhibit |
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Phila. School of Design for Women, Phila. |
Collective exhibit |
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Public Schools, Reading |
Dept. Geog. Construction and Drawing. Primary and Grammar grades, literature, history &c. |
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Philadelphia Manual Training School, Phila. |
Bound vols. of examination, results |
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Penn. State College, State College, Pa. |
College work in agricultural dept. Course home reading, Subj. agriculture. Extensive equipment |
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Public High School, Reading |
High school work natural science |
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Parish schools, 73 primary grades, Phila. |
Class work |
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Parish Schools, Secondary grades, Philadelphia |
Class work |
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Parish schools, 73 grammar grades, Phila. |
Class work |
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Roman Catholic High School, Phila. |
School work |
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St. Agnes School, Pittsburg |
Class work |
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St. Augustine School, Pittsburg |
Class work |
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St. Agatha's School, Philadelphia |
Class work |
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St. Anne's School, Philadelphia |
Specimens class work, drawing & herbarium |
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St. Andrews School, Allegheny |
Class work and maps |
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St. Joseph's School, Allegheny |
Class work and maps |
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St. Mary's School, Allegheny |
Class work and maps |
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St. Peter's School, Allegheny |
Class work and maps |
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St. Benedicts School (Colored), Pittsburg |
Class work |
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St. Bridget's School, Pittsburg |
Class work |
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St. James School, Pittsburg |
Class work |
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St. John Baptist School, Pittsburg |
Class work |
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St. John's School, Pittsburg |
Class work |
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St. Kieman's School, Pittsburg |
Class work |
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St. Malachy's School, Pittsburg |
Class work |
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St. Charles School, Philadelphia |
Class work |
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St. Fidelis College, Herman |
Class work. Foreign literature |
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St. Francis Industrial School, Eddington |
Stone cutting, iron work &c. |
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St. John's Convent School, Altoona |
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St. Thomas' School, Braddock |
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St. Mary of Mercy School, Pittsburg |
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St. Mary's School, Pittsburg |
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St. Joseph's Academy, Greensburg |
Class work, music, &c. |
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St. Joseph's Academy, Philadelphia |
Class work |
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St. Joseph's School, Sharpsburg |
One vol. class work |
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St. Michael Male and Female School, Pittsburg |
Class work |
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St. Mary's Academy, Pittsburg |
School work |
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St. Matthew's School, Conshohocken |
Class work, maps, &c. |
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St. Mary's Male School, Allegheny |
Class work and drawing |
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St. Michael's School, Phila. |
15 albums class work |
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St. Peters School, Pittsburg |
Pupils work |
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St. George's School, Pittsburg |
Pupils work |
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St. Joseph's School, Pittsburg |
Pupils work |
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St. Peter and Paul's School, Pittsburg |
Pupils work |
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St. Paul's Male School, Pittsburg |
Class work |
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St. Paul's Female School, Pittsburg |
Class work |
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St. Patrick's School, Pittsburg |
Class work |
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Society for providing religious literature for the Blind, Phila. |
Samples of embossed books, printed for gratuitous distribution to the blind |
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St. Peter's School, Philadelphia |
Class work, drawing, minerals, Col. spices, grains &c. |
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St. Paul's School, Butler |
Class work and maps |
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St. Paul's School, Philadelphia |
Class work and copy books |
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St. Vincent's Seminary, Beatty |
Students work |
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St. Vincent's College, Beatty |
Class work |
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St. Zavier's Academy, Beatty |
Class work |
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Sacred Heart School, Pittsburg |
Class work |
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Spring Garden Institute, Philadelphia |
Artistic and mechanical work |
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State of Penn. (Supt. Pub. Instruction) Harrisburg |
Educational exhibit |
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150 |
|
Barrie, George, Philadelphia |
Books and engravings |
|
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Gillam, W., Philadelphia |
Historic chart |
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Hoover, Joseph, Philadelphia |
Lithographic fac-similes of pastels and water colors |
|
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Ives, James B., Philadelphia |
Maps illustrating geography and history |
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State Board of Women Managers, Philadelphia (Care Mrs. Matilda Shelton, President Comm. on Woman's Work, No. 2076 Swanson Street, Philadelphia, Pa.) |
Books and literature |
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University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia |
Two cases of publications |
|
151 |
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Alteneder, Theo. & Sons, Philadelphia |
Drawing instruments |
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Brashear, J. A., Allegheny |
Telescopes, spectroscopes, &c. |
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Ball, Ball Co., Philadelphia |
Drawing instruments for engineers, architects, & c. |
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Corbutt, John, Philadelphia |
Dry plates |
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Electro-Tint Engraving Co., Philadelphia |
Half tone engravings |
|
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Gutcknust, F. Co., Philadelphia |
Photos |
|
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Keystone Blue Paper Co., Philadelphia |
Photo & drawing papers |
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Levy, Max, Philadelphia |
Eng. photographic scenes |
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Rown, Wm. H., Philadelphia |
Photographs |
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Standard Mfg. Co.., East Stroudsburg |
Cash registers |
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University of Penn., Phila. |
Photographs |
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Williams, Brown & Earl, Philadelphia |
Parvin Telo-Photo lens |
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Willis & Clements, Philadelphia |
Photographs |
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Young & Sons, Philadelphia |
Surveying instruments |
|
152 |
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Edgecombe, A. Pendle & Co., Philadelphia |
Glass roofing |
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Ferris, G. W. G., Pittsburg |
Ferris wheel |
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Landis, J. L., Lancaster |
Metallic curbing |
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Lonsdale, Thos. P., Philadelphia |
Pennsylvania State Building |
|
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Loag, Samuel, Philadelphia |
Substitute for stained glass |
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McMillan, Sash Bal. Co., Pittsburg |
Sash balances, locks &c. |
|
156 |
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Peace Societies of the World (Alfred H. Love), Phila. |
Work of 100 Peace Societies |
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Quinton, Amelica S., Phila. |
Women's National Indian Association |
|
157 |
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Church of the United Brethren in Christ, Pennsylvania |
Publications showing progress made |
|
158 |
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Colby Piano Co., Erie |
Pianos |
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Pepper, J. W., Philadelphia |
Band instruments |
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Shumacher Piano Co., Philadelphia |
Pianos |
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Shaw Piano Co., Erie |
Pianos |
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Stewart, T. S., Philadelphia |
Bass banjo |
M - Ethnology |
|
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Stewart Culin |
Collection of Chinese printed books |
|
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State of Pennsylvania |
Natural History stuffed birds and mammals. Colonial exhibit. Historical collection |
|
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City of Philadelphia |
Historical collection of portraits. Liberty Bell. Relics, &c. |
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The Numismatic & Antiquarian Society of Philadelphia |
Collection of American historical medals. Collection of American paper money |
|
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University of Pennsylvania |
Clay tablets, seals, jewelry and pottery. Historical exhibit. Objects from Flinders Petrie & Egyptian Exploration Pand. Funeral object and illustrations of glass, pottery and bronze industry. Roman glass and ancient Italian pottery. Collection of objects illustrating Archaeology of the Valley of Delaware River. Collection of charms, amulets and folk-lore. Collection of Japanese toys illustrative of folk-lore. Objects illustrative of religious and social customs of Chinese in the U. S. Games and playing cards, etc. Museum work of Pennsylvania. Cypriate pottery and bronze objects |
Rhode Island |
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A - Agriculture |
2 |
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Rumford Chemical Works, Providence |
Horsford's Acid Phosphate. Horsford's Baking Powder |
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18 |
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Kendall Mfg. Co., Providence |
Laundry Soaps. Soapine |
D - Fish & Fisheries |
37 |
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State of Rhode Island |
Shell fish in alcohol, paintings of fish and fish in alcohol |
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38 |
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State of Rhode Island |
Fishing implements and tools, lanterns, photographs of fish and fisheries, fish curing establishment, models of vessels and boats, gear and fish lines, trawls, nets, seines, rakes, dredges and traps |
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40 |
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State of Rhode Island |
Fish oils, fish fertilizers, models of fish boxes, baskets, etc. |
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Mrs. Alice B. Stanley, Ashton |
Pictures made principally of shells |
F - Machinery |
69 |
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Mason, Volney W. & Co., Providence |
Hoisting machinery, Friction clutches |
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Providence Steam Engine Co., Providence |
Compound steam engine |
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70 |
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General Fire Extinguisher Co., Providence |
Automatic sprinkler |
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71 |
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Beaman & Smith, Providence |
Heavy standard milling machine, #2 standard drilling & boring machine, #1 horizontal spindle drilling and boring machine |
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Brown & Sharp Mfg. Co., Providence |
Universal milling machine. Exhibit of machine tools. Universal grinding machine |
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Carpenter, J. M. Tap & Die Co., Pawtucket |
Taps and dies |
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Darling, Brown & Sharp, Providence |
Cutters. Tools for accurate measurements |
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American Screw Co., Providence |
Heading machine. Threading machine |
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72 |
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American Card Clothing Co., Providence |
Card clothing and card clothing machines |
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Potter & Atherton Machine Co., Pawtucket |
Cotton machinery |
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74 |
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Cottrell, C. B. & Sons, Westerly |
Group of modern improved book & job cylinder printing presses. Mechanical devices to increase the efficiency of book & job cylinder printing press machines |
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77 |
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Moore, Samuel, Providence |
Automatic for making metal beads |
G - Transportation |
80 |
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Rhode Island Locomotive Works, Providence |
Three locomotives |
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85 |
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American Ship Windlass Co., Providence |
Steam capstan windlass & dock steam capstan, steam towing machine. Bar and crank capstans. Yacht and gypsey windlasses |
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Walter Coleman & Sons, Providence |
Vessels & yacht blocks |
H - Manufactures |
90 |
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Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence |
Hardwood chests for silver |
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93 |
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Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence |
Statuary in silver, bronze and brass. Hand paintings on enamel. Cloisonne enamel on silvery. Champ Leve Enamel on silver. Translucent enamel on silver |
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97 |
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Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence |
Bronze statuary. Bronze casting, Electroplate goods. Enamel on silver. Paintings on enamel. Solid silverware. Brass Ecclesiastical goods. Plate Ecclesiastical goods. Hollow ware Ecclesiastical goods. Flatware. Knives. Forks and spoons. Ecclesiastical goods in silver, bronze, brass and electroplate. Silver and gold mounted leather goods. Fine art pieces. Silver hollow ware, Commercial silver. Special exhibit of prize pieces in solid silver. Silver mounted cut glass and crystal. Silver with glass blown in. Silver deposit on glass and American pottery. Medals, silver, bronze and gold. Artistic display exhibit as a whole. Special exhibit of silver giltware. Desert [sic] service with candelabra special for W.C.E. Toilet ware (silver) brushes, combs, etc. Rose dinner and desert [sic] service six pieces silver mounted crystal |
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98 |
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Arnold & Steere, Providence |
Set of plain and engraved rings |
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Devereux, O. G. & Co., Providence |
Mother of Pearl book marks. Mother of Pearl paper cutter, Mother of Pearl bodkins |
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Fanning. J. H. & Co., Providence |
Chain mountings. Sleeve buttons. Lace pins. Lockets. Bracelets |
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Fuller & Sons, Geo. H., Pawtucket |
Jewelers' trimmings, ornaments, supplies. Balls, buttons, chains |
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Griffith & Sons, R. L., Providence |
Brooches, white stone goods, shell pins |
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Hancock, Becker & Co., Providence |
Gold rings |
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Irons & Russell, Providence |
Gold plated emblem pins, charms, rings |
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Kent & Stanley Co., Providence |
Watch chains, jewelry |
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Lederer, S. & B., Providence |
Rings |
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A. Lorsch & Co., Providence |
Imitation stones |
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Marden & Kettelt, Providence |
Chains |
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Moorehead & Co., R. L., Providence |
Lace scarf pins. Silver novelties |
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Ostby & Barton, Providence |
Solid gold rings |
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Payton & Kelley, Providence |
Chains, charms, pendants all gold |
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Pearce & Co., F. T., Providence |
Gold pens, gold pencils, gold pen holders |
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Potter, Wm. K., Providence |
Tortoise shell jewelry. Tortoise shell combs |
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Providence Stock Co., Providence |
Gold & silver necklaces. Vest chains. Aluminum chains |
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Reynolds Jewelry Co., Providence |
Plated jewelry |
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Spencer & Co., E. L., Providence |
Chains, gold rings, gold drops |
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Webster & Co., W. E., Providence |
Gold rings |
|
102 |
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Berkeley Co., Providence |
Cambrics, lawns, Howard linings, percalines |
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Blackstone Mfg., Co., Providence |
Sheetings |
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Forestdale Mfg. Co., N. Smithfield |
Bleached muslins |
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Green & Sons, S. H., Providence |
Printed cotton fabrics. Washington prints |
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Hope Co., Providence |
Sheetings |
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Knight, B. B. & R., Providence |
Cotton goods. Cotton goods bleached |
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Lonsdale Co., Providence |
Sheetings. Muslins. Sateens. Hollands, bleached, unbleached colored |
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Manville Co., Providence |
Chambrays, zephyrs, fancy white goods, plain and dotted Swiss, plain & brocaded satins, cotton crepes, fast black satines |
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Ponemah Mills, Providence |
India linens. Victoria lawns. Nainsook. Mul. checks. Dimities. Black India linens. Piques. Bengal Blue Leno sateens. Printed Tabour Mills. Mochlin lace stripes. Tussore draperies. Marseilles. Fancy lawns stripes & plaids. Organdies. Printed India. Dimities. Regina cambrics |
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Slater, John W., Providence |
Cotton goods. Cheviots. Shirtings |
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Slater Cotton Co., Pawtucket |
Bleached muslins |
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Valley Falls Co., Valley Falls |
Cotton goods |
|
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Lapham, Enos, Centerville |
Bleached muslins |
|
103 |
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Cranston Worsted Mills, Bristol |
Worsted yarns |
|
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Glendale Woolen Mills, Glendale |
Fancy cassimeres |
|
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Harris Woolen Co., Woonsocket |
Overcoatings, kerseys, cassimeres, woolen suitings |
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National Worsted Mills, Providence |
Worsted suitings |
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Providence Worsted Mills, Providence |
Worsted yarns |
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Peace Dale Mfg. Co., Peace Dale |
Serges |
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Saranac Worsted Mills, Providence |
Worsted suitings, overcoatings, cloakings |
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Wanskuck Company, Providence |
Worsted coatings & suitings. Woolens |
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104 |
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Chase & Co., Thos. W., Providence |
Overcoat |
|
106 |
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Grant, Maria L., Providence |
Art needlework |
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Havens, Miss M. E., Pawtucket |
Embroidered table cover, in antique lace |
|
108 |
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Lightfoot, Anette M., Providence |
Fancy leather frame |
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Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence |
Pocket books, silver mounted cases, traveling bags, leather cases, portfolios, purses, cigar cases |
|
109 |
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Woonsocket Rubber Co., Providence |
Rubber boots and shoes |
|
112 |
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Peoples Iron Foundry, Providence |
Venture water metre |
|
115 |
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Spicer Stove Co., Providence |
Family ranges |
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118 |
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R. I. Perkins Horse Shoe Co., Providence |
Horse & mule shoel [shoes?] & toe calks |
|
119 |
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American Screw Co., Providence |
Wood & machine screws. Bolts & rivets |
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Nicholson File Co., Providence |
Files & rasps. Filers specialties |
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Rhode Island Tool Co., Providence |
Nuts, wrenches, turn buckles, drop forging |
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121` |
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Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence |
Special exhibit of carved leather |
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Taft, A. W., Providence |
Patent burglar guard |
L - Liberal Arts |
147 |
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Narragansett Machine Co., Providence |
Gymnasium apparatus |
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Potter, Edward, Newport |
A system of concentrated residence |
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R. I. State Board of Health, Providence |
Charts, diagrams and reports |
|
149 |
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Brown University, Providence |
Students work |
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Brown University, Providence |
Collective exhibit |
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Board of Education, Providence |
School system |
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Friends School, Providence |
Carving |
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High School, Pawtucket |
School work |
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La Salle Academy, Providence |
Class work |
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Oxford St., Grammar School, Providence |
Miscellaneous work |
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Public Schools, Newport |
School work |
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Public Schools, Pawtucket |
School work |
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Public Schools, Westerly |
School work |
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Providence High Schools, Providence |
School work |
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School of Design, Providence, Rhode Island |
Mechanical drawings & drawings from original designs |
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Sockanosset School, Howard |
Pupils work |
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State of Rhode Island (Jno. C. Wyman), Providence |
Educational exhibit |
|
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Townsend Industrial School, Newport |
Course in sewing |
|
150 |
|
Wuster, Charles, Providence |
Engravings on metal |
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Rhode Island Women's Commission, Providence (Care Mrs. Fanny Purdy Palmer, Chairman Comm. on Literature, Baker and Plain Streets, Providence, Rhode Island) |
Books and literature |
M - Ethnology |
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State of Rhode Island |
Colonial exhibit. Historical collection |
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Narragansett Machine Co. |
Apparatus for athletes |
South Carolina |
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E - Mines & Mining |
44 |
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Winsboro Granite Co., Charleston |
Granite |
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48 |
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State of South Carolina |
Phosphates & manufactured products |
F - Machinery |
70 |
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Cardarelli & Dicks, Sumter |
Electric light crane. Submerged water heater. Cargo transfer |
H - Manufactures |
106 |
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Girardeau, Miss M. H., Sumter |
Embroidery |
L - Liberal Arts |
149 |
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Claflin University, Orangeburgh |
Manual training, sewing & mechanical drawing |
South Dakota |
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A - Agriculture |
1 |
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W. H. Stokes Milling Co., Watertown |
Flour |
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Thos. Baker, Wanbay [Waubay?] |
Wheat |
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W. L. Meyers, So. Shore |
Wheat |
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Wm. Nichola, Wanbay [Waubay?] |
Wheat |
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S. Galy, Crow Lake |
Wheat |
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McCall & Webster, Eureka |
Wheat |
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S. Sandren, Worthing |
Wheat |
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A. Bland, Silverhead |
Wheat |
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Wm. Nelson, Newark |
Wheat |
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Fred Barons, Watertown |
Wheat |
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Experiment Station, Brookings |
Wheat, Corn, Barley, Oats, Grass, Millet & Clover |
|
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Jans Franson, Volga |
Wheat |
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C. L. Norback, Aurora |
Wheat |
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S. Thorson, Canton |
Wheat. Rye |
|
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J. M. Johnson, Mitchell |
Wheat |
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C. Bullock, Brookings |
Wheat |
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T. Hennard, Hermosa |
Wheat |
|
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D. Williams, Winfred |
Wheat |
|
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W. Lewis, Sioux Falls |
Wheat |
|
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M. Hutgen, Tyndall |
Wheat |
|
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J. Way, Sioux Falls |
Wheat |
|
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A. Ringham, Canton |
Wheat |
|
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C. Bruce, Yankton |
Wheat |
|
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D. Bengeman, Beersford [Beresford?] |
Wheat |
|
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C. Scott, Scotland |
Wheat |
|
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F. Barsch, Sturgis |
Wheat |
|
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J. Burnham, Watertown |
Wheat |
|
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J. Allen, Pedmont [Piedmont?] |
Wheat |
|
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F. K. King, Ipswitch [Ipswich?] |
Wheat |
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C. F. Buckman, Watertown |
Wheat |
|
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Henry Courser, Newark |
Wheat |
|
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T. Lacey, Sioux Falls |
Wheat |
|
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Irna Smith, Elk Point |
Corn |
|
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W. Anderson, Scotland |
Corn |
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Mrs. Jos. Fargo, Gayville |
Corn. Peas |
|
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Wm. Vincent, Elk Point |
Corn |
|
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Phillip Rising, Yankton |
Corn |
|
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J. Patterson, Madison |
Corn |
|
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D. F. Jenks, Yankton |
Corn |
|
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J. Dickson, Madison |
Corn |
|
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M. Murdock, Elk Point |
Corn |
|
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C. Hulgen, Tyndall |
Oats |
|
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J. Ray, Webster |
Oats |
|
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B. McGuire, Elk Point |
Corn |
|
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C. F. Farrell, Grand Meadow |
Corn |
|
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D. Benjamin, Beersford [Beresford?] |
Oats |
|
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L. T. Crown, Madison |
Oats |
|
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C. H. Delger, Bridgewater |
Oats |
|
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Isaac Ball, Watertown |
Oats |
|
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Wm. Dodge, Mitchell |
Oats |
|
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W. Brigamin, Ellis |
Oats |
|
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J. Allen, Sturgis |
Oats |
|
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Geo. Bastell, Watertown |
Oats |
|
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J. M. Frye, Watertown |
Oats |
|
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Ira & J. Babcock, Sioux Falls |
Oats |
|
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H. P. Larson, Tyndall |
Rye |
|
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C. Brown, Mitchell |
Rye |
|
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Geo. Logan, Mitchell |
Rye |
|
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H. Spanin, Brunt Lake |
Rye |
|
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Matt Hutgen, Tyndall |
Barley |
|
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Chet Brown, Mitchell |
Barley |
|
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J. P. Hall, Mitchell |
Barley |
|
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Keats Bros., Castlewood |
Barley |
|
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L. Larson, Gayville |
Barley. Wheat |
|
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J. Sangreson, Worthing |
Barley |
|
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John Griffith, Canton |
Barley |
|
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J. A. Groves, Dexter |
Buckwheat |
|
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E. Cowles, Vermillion |
Buckwheat. Barley. Oats. Corn |
|
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Geo. Whitting, Yankton |
Grass |
|
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L. Wilson, Watertown |
Grass |
|
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Jans Fransen, Volga |
Grass. Millet |
|
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Wm. Hall, Blunt |
Blue Grass |
|
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H. Houston, Brookings |
Millet |
|
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D. Hayward, Sioux Falls |
Millet |
|
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Fred Beltz, Arlington |
Broom Corn. Millet |
|
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Ben. Errickson, Bruce |
Millet |
|
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Wm. Cook, Elkton |
Millet |
|
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D. Frye, Belford |
Millet |
|
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Geo. Hurley, Mitchell |
Millet |
|
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W. H. Miller, Canton |
Millet |
|
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W. Collar, De Smet |
Millet |
|
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A. Chausa, Elk Point |
Timothy |
|
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James Eddy, Long Creek |
Timothy |
|
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H. Hanson, Yankton |
Clover |
|
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John Pierson, Yankton |
Clover. Alfalfa |
|
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Robert Cowles, Evens |
Timothy |
|
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E. D. Cowles, Vermillion |
Timothy |
|
9 |
|
Agricultural College, Brookings |
Wool |
|
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Kreger Bros., Clear Lake |
Wool |
|
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H. B. Lathrop, Redfield |
Wool |
|
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Edmund Cook, Welmot [Wilmot?] |
Wool |
|
18 |
|
South Dakota Exhibit, illustrating products of flax |
|
E - Mines & Mining |
42 |
|
Iron Hill Mining Co., Carbonate |
Silver smelting ore |
|
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Webb, I. A., Hill City |
Collection of ores and minerals |
|
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Home Stake, Lead City |
Gold ore. Free milling |
|
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J. R. Mining Co., Hill City |
Gold ore, free milling |
|
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Golden Reward Co., Deadwood |
Gold ore (siliceous) |
|
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Keystone Co., Keystone |
Gold ore (Free milling & sulphurets) |
|
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Sioux Falls Stone Co., Sioux Falls |
Quartzite |
|
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North Star Mining Co., Ruby Camp |
Collective exhibit of gold ores |
|
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|
Deadwood & Delaware Smelting Co., Deadwood |
Gold & silver ore smelting |
|
44 |
|
State of South Dakota |
Building stone of So. Dakota |
|
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Evans, F. T., Hot Springs |
White and brown sandstone |
|
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|
Drake & Co., Sioux Falls |
Paving blocks. Jasper rock, etc. |
|
46 |
|
Custer Mining Co., Custer |
Mica |
|
47 |
|
Yankton Portland Cement Co., Yankton |
Yankton Portland cement |
|
52 |
|
Harney Peak Co., Hill City |
Tin ore treated by concentration & smelting |
|
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Baker, John, Bear Gulch |
Stream tin |
|
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|
Mining District of Hill City, Hill City |
Tin ore grisen rock |
|
|
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Keith & Co., Deadwood |
Calcium carbonate of lime (Crystal cave specimens) |
|
|
|
Harney Peak Mining Co., Hill City |
Concentrates Casserite. Rock tin |
|
|
|
Bear Gulch |
Tin ore - Casserite |
H - Manufactures |
108 |
|
Eaton, Mrs. J., Hot Springs |
Patent trunk |
L - Liberal Arts |
149 |
|
All Saints School, Sioux Falls |
Sketches from Nature |
|
|
|
Alexander, Miss Jean, Huron |
China & oil painting |
|
|
|
Anderson, Mrs. Nels, Pierce [Pierre?] |
Men's dress suit |
|
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|
Beckwith, Mrs. L., Mitchell |
Embroidery |
|
|
|
Catholic Indian Missions, Sioux Falls |
Class & needlework |
|
|
|
Crowl, Miss Hattie, Watertown |
Drawn work |
|
|
|
Carson, Mrs. D., Pierre |
Embroidery |
|
|
|
Coe, Miss Clara, Deadwood |
China, water colors & oil painting |
|
|
|
Evans, Mrs. F. T., Hot Springs |
Needlework & painting |
|
|
|
Johnson, Mrs. A. P., Sioux Falls |
Needlework |
|
|
|
Kellnm [sic], Mrs. A. G., Pierre |
Needlework |
|
|
|
Public Schools, Aberdeen |
Pupils work |
|
|
|
Public Schools, Ashton |
Maps, drawing & class work |
|
|
|
Public Schools of Kingsbury County (De Smet) |
Primary work & drawing |
|
|
|
Public Schools, Huron |
Kindergarten, primary & grammar work |
|
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|
Public Schools, Marion |
School work |
|
|
|
Public Schools, Pierre |
Class work |
|
|
|
Public Schools, Sioux Falls |
Work of graded schools |
|
|
|
Public Schools (Lincoln County), Sioux Falls |
Work of county schools |
|
|
|
Public Schools, Wessington Springs |
School work |
|
|
|
State University of South Dakota, Vermillion |
Students work |
|
|
|
State of South Dakota, Pierre |
Educational exhibit |
|
|
|
Sioux Falls Diocese, Sioux Falls |
Class & needlework |
|
|
|
St. Martin's School, Sturgis |
Class work & embroidery |
|
|
|
Todd, Miss Minnie, Tyndall |
Needlework |
|
|
|
Ursuline Nuns, Sioux Falls (3 schools, Indian & White) |
Class work |
|
|
|
Williams, Mrs. E. Mabel, Brookings |
Water colors of fungi & history of mosses in the state |
|
|
|
Wessington Springs Seminary, Wessington Springs |
Mounted charts, maps & school work |
|
|
|
Ward. Mrs. James S., Pierre |
Needlework |
Tennessee |
||||
A - Agriculture |
3 |
|
Chattanooga Plow Co., Chattanooga |
Cane Mills. Evaporators, and sugar house pattern |
|
16 |
|
Chattanooga Plow Company, Chattanooga |
Plows |
|
|
|
A. H. Patch, Clarksville |
Corn Sheller |
A - Forestry |
|
|
Todd & Roper, Milan |
Hogsheads and cooperage materials |
C - Live Stock |
21. Standard Trotters |
|
D. E. Nelson, Knoxville |
Stallion 2 years under 3 |
|
39. Jacks and Jennets |
|
J. W. & J. L. Jones, Columbia |
Jack 5 years or over. Jack under 1 year. Jennet 2 years under 3 |
D - Fish & Fisheries |
|
` |
Mrs. Mary A. Gardiner, Memphis |
Ornamental scale work |
E - Mines & Mining |
43 |
|
East Tennessee Land Co., Harriman |
Bituminous coal. Coal, iron ore, sandstone, and iron |
|
44 |
|
East Tennessee Bldg. Stone Co., Harriman |
Brown sandstone |
H - Manufactures |
115 |
|
Dean, Kate M., Memphis |
Bread and meat pan |
L - Liberal Arts |
149 |
|
Ashe Art School, Memphis |
Oil painting |
|
|
|
Christian Brothers' College, Memphis |
Class work |
|
|
|
Central Tennessee College, Nashville |
Students' work |
|
|
|
St. Patrick's School, Memphis |
Class work |
|
150 |
|
Barber and Smith, Nashville |
Books and large bibles |
Texas |
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B - Horticulture |
20 |
|
Brunir, A. M., Laredo |
Collection of grapes |
|
|
|
Munson, T. V., Denison |
Grape exhibit |
|
22 |
|
Nickels, Mrs. Anna B., Laredo |
Collection of cacti |
G - Transportation |
83 |
|
Lux, Joseph J., Sealy |
Cowboy's saddle |
H - Manufactures |
91 |
|
Fowler, Mrs. Eva, Chicago |
Painted china |
L - Liberal Arts |
149 |
|
Sisters of Divine Providence, Castroville |
Class work from 29 schools |
|
|
|
St. Mary's College, San Antonio |
Class work, drawing, etc. |
|
|
|
Signal Corps, U. S. Army, Capt. Richard E. Thompson |
The Thompson heliograph. Field telephone. Equipment. The army signal balloon |
|
150 |
|
Woman's World's Fair Association, Fort Worth (care Mrs. James W. Swayne, Chairman Com. on Literature 300 Florence Street, Fort Worth, Texas |
Books and literature |
|
152 |
|
Gordon, J. Riely, San Antonio |
Texas State Building |
|
153 |
|
MacFarlane, Prof. A., Austin |
Mathematical models |
|
158 |
|
Carey, Miss Wilmuth, Galveston |
Musical composition |
Vermont |
||||
A - Agriculture |
3 |
|
S. H. Foster, North Calais |
Maple Sugar |
|
|
|
A. J. Croft, Enosburgh Falls |
Maple Sugar |
|
|
|
Alpha Messer, Rochester |
Maple Sugar |
|
|
|
B. A. Bowker, Bloomfield (no such P.O., sent to Brookfield) |
Maple Syrup |
|
|
|
E. L. Bass, West Randolph |
Maple Sugar |
|
|
|
E. H. Thurber, West Halifax |
Maple Syrup |
|
|
|
A. M. Foster, Cabot |
Maple Sugar and Syrup |
|
|
|
Penn W. Strong, No. Pomfret |
Maple Syrup |
|
|
|
Victor I. Spear, Braintree |
Maple Syrup |
|
|
|
W. W. Grout, E. St. Johnsbury |
Maple Sugar |
|
|
|
Miles and McMahon, Stowe |
Maple syrup and sugar |
|
|
|
W. R. Dean, Manchester Center |
Maple syrup and sugar |
|
|
|
J. B. Leach, Fletcher |
Maple sugar |
|
|
|
G. W. Olmstead, Waitsfield |
Maple sugar |
|
|
|
Albert R. Knowlton, Gaysville |
Maple syrup |
|
|
|
H. S. Annis, Chelsea |
Maple sugar and syrup |
|
|
|
F. B. Locke & Co., Saxton's River |
Maple syrup |
|
|
|
E. W. Gray & Son, Middleton Springs |
Maple syrup |
|
|
|
Welsh Bros. Maple Co., Burlington |
Maple syrup, sugar, maple syrup confections and maple products |
|
|
|
Vt. Maple Sugar Exchange, Brattleboro |
Maple syrup and sugar |
|
|
|
B.M. Ballard, Fair Haven |
Maple syrup |
|
|
|
E. Tenney Taplin, E. Corinth |
Maple sugar |
|
|
|
D. R. Wood, Morrisville |
Maple sugar and syrup |
|
|
|
Chas. Le Page, Barre |
Maple syrup |
|
|
|
G. W. Flagg, Braintree |
Maple syrup |
|
|
|
B. H. Bancroft, Calais |
Maple syrup |
|
|
|
Zenia G. Chase, E. Fletcher |
Maple syrup and sugar |
|
|
|
J. L. Knowlton, Stockbridge |
Maple syrup |
|
|
|
Irvin Brown, Brattleboro |
Maple syrup |
|
|
|
J. M. Beeman & Son, Fairfield |
Maple sugar |
|
|
|
Elliott Harris, E. Dover |
Maple sugar and syrup |
|
|
|
J. B. Frost, Brattleboro |
Maple syrup |
|
|
|
Joseph Miller, E. Dummerston |
Maple syrup |
|
|
|
Henry E. Vaughn, Woodstock |
Maple syrup |
|
|
|
R. A. & W. W. Holbrook, Belvidere Corners |
Maple syrup |
|
|
|
Wm. Whitman, Hartford |
Maple syrup |
|
|
|
J. B. Johnson, Shrewsbury |
Maple syrup |
|
|
|
C. O. Thurber & Son, Halifax |
Maple syrup |
|
|
|
Forest & Stream Club, Wilmington |
Maple syrup |
|
|
|
J. S. Northup, Fairfax |
Maple syrup |
|
|
|
Joseph Miller & Sons, E. Dummerston |
Maple sugar |
|
|
|
J. A. Miller, E. Dummerston |
Maple sugar & syrup |
|
|
|
Edwin Adams, Marlborough |
Maple sugar |
|
|
|
I. O. Ware, Wilmington |
Maple syrup |
|
|
|
J. P. Marsh, Rochester |
Maple sugar |
|
|
|
A. S. Libbey, Northfield |
Maple syrup |
|
|
|
L. H. Abbot, E. Bethel |
Maple syrup |
|
|
|
George Williams, Hartland |
Maple syrup |
|
|
|
Perry Chase, E. Fairfield |
Maple sugar |
|
|
|
Vermont Farm Machine Co., Bellows Falls |
Sap and sorghum evaporator with iron arch |
|
7 |
|
Franklin Co. Vt. Creamery Asso., St. Albans |
Butter |
|
|
|
T. M. Deal, St. Albans |
Butter |
|
|
|
Sharon Creamery, Sharon |
Butter |
|
|
|
C. H. Cobb, Westford |
Butter |
|
|
|
Truman Gilson, Sharon |
Butter |
|
|
|
H. W. Vail, North Pomfret |
Butter |
|
|
|
Mr. & Mrs. John W. Burt, West Randolph |
Butter |
|
|
|
Green Mountain Stock Farm, West Randolph |
Butter |
|
|
|
H. Giddings, Fairfax |
Butter |
|
|
|
C. H. Brush, Fairfax |
Butter |
|
|
|
L. R. Tabor, Westford |
Butter |
|
|
|
Ernest L. Kelly, West Salisbury |
Butter |
|
|
|
L. S. Drew, Burlington |
Butter |
|
|
|
J. H. Loveland, Norwich |
Butter |
|
|
|
F. McDonough, Hinesburg |
Cheese |
|
|
|
G. M. Huntley & Son, Westford |
Butter |
|
|
|
Newbury Village Creamery, Newbury |
Butter |
|
|
|
Wells River Creamery, Wells River |
Butter |
|
|
|
So. Peacham Creamery, So. Peacham |
Butter |
|
|
|
L. C. Fisher, Cabot |
Butter |
|
|
|
O. G. Carpenter, Cambridge |
Butter |
|
|
|
Experiment Station, Burlington |
Butter |
|
|
|
H. P. Leach, Fairfax |
Butter |
|
|
|
M. H. Miller, Pomfret |
Butter |
|
|
|
C. D. Hazen, Olcott |
Butter |
|
|
|
Valley Creamery, Westminster |
Butter |
|
|
|
Henry Walker, Brandon |
Butter |
|
|
|
Wells and Richardson, Burlington |
Butter. Color |
|
|
|
Vermont Farm Machine Co., Bellows Falls |
Dairy Implements |
|
9 |
|
Ira L. Hamblin, Bridport |
Wool |
|
|
|
Geo. N. Payne, Bridport |
Wool |
|
16 |
|
A. W. Gray's Sons, Middletown Springs |
Horse Power |
B - Horticulture |
22 |
|
Mackenzie, F. P., Woodstock |
New begonias |
C - Live Stock |
33. Morgan Horses |
|
F. C. Williams, Coventry |
Stallion 5 years or older |
|
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Ross C. Kinsley, Lowell |
Stallion 4 years under 5 |
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Ballard Bros., Georgia |
Stallion 4 years under 5 |
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Joseph Battell, Middlebury |
Stallion 5 years or over. Mare 5 years or over. Mare 5 years or over. Mare 2 yrs. under 3. Stallion any age. Medal. mare any age. Medal |
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W. S. Bailey, Hardwick |
Mare 3 years under 4 |
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H. C. Preston, Vergennes |
Mare 2 years under 3 |
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D. P. Smith, Washington |
Stallion 2 years under 3 |
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S. H. Soule, Fairfield |
Stallion 5 years or over |
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Silas H. Soule, Fairfield |
Single stallion to harness. Medal |
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W. H. Taft, Vergennes |
Stallion 2 years under 3 |
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D. K. Wakefield, Danville |
Stallion 3 years under 4 |
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R. J. Cole, Danville |
Mare 4 years under 5 |
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H. T. Curtis, Orwell |
Mare 1 yr. under 2 |
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Lester Fish, Rutland |
Stallion 4 years under 5. Mare 2 years under 3. Mare 1 year under 2 |
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J. H. George, Hardwick |
Mare 3 years under 4 |
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6. Jersey Cattle |
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F. N. Billings, Woodstock |
Bull 1 year under 2. Cow 3 years under 4. Herd graded by ages. 2 animals of either sex the produce of one cow |
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8. Ayrshire Cattle |
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L. S. Drew, Burlington |
Bull 2 years under 3. 4 animals either sex the get of one sire |
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C. M. Winslow, Brandon |
Cow 3 years under 4 |
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47. Merino Sheep (A) |
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E. E. Stickney, East Shoreham |
Ram 3 years or over. Pen of 2 rams & 3 ewes |
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L. E. Burwell, Bridport |
Ewe under 1 year. Ram & 3 ewes all over 2 years. Pen of 5 ewes 2 years or over |
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Ira L. Haneblin, Middlebury |
Pen of 5 ewes 2 yrs. or over |
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C. L. Parish, Bridport |
Pen of 5 ewes 2 years or over |
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Geo. H. Smith, Addison |
Ram 1 year under 2 |
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Clarke & Gage, Addison |
Ewe 1 year under 2 |
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H. C. Burwell & Son, Bridport |
Ram 3 years or over |
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Leroy Gage, Addison |
Ram 2 years under 3. Ram of any age |
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48. Merino Sheep (B) |
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Leroy Gage, Addison |
Ram 2 years under 3 |
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J. H. Mead & Son, West Rutland |
Ram under 1 year |
E - Mines & Mining |
44 |
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State of Vermont |
Granite, slate. block marble |
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58 |
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Spaulding, A. F., Northfield |
Granite and marble finishing machine |
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Steam Stone Cutter Co., Rutland |
Stone quarrying and channeling machine |
F - Machinery |
69 |
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L. P. & D. Transmitter Co., Montpelier |
System of transmitting power |
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71 |
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Jones & Lamson Machine Co., Springfield |
Turret lathe |
H - Manufactures |
91 |
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White, Miss Catherine, Springfield |
Painted china |
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92 |
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R. C. Bowers Granite Co., Montpelier |
Granite monuments |
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Barre Mfg. Co., Barre |
Cut granite monumental works |
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Vermont Marble Co., Proctor |
Rough quarry blocks of marble. Artistic carvings in marble |
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103 |
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Burlington Woolen Mills, Winooski |
Beavers, cassemeres, doeskins, kerseys, dress goods |
L - Liberal Arts |
149 |
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St. Joseph's Academy, Burlington |
Class work |
|
158 |
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Carpenter, E. P. Co., Brattleboro |
Organs |
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Esty Organ Co., Brattleboro |
Reed organs |
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Fuller, Levi K., Brattleboro |
Tuning fork |
Virginia |
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A - Agriculture |
8 |
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Tobacco Trade of Danville, Danville |
Tobacco |
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Tobacco Trade of South Boston, South Boston |
Tobacco |
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Cameron & Cameron, Richmond |
Cigarettes, Tobacco, Chewing and smoking |
|
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The Cardwell Machine Co., Richmond |
Tobacco Machines |
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9 |
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The Cardwell Machine Co., Richmond |
Cotton Press |
|
10 |
|
C.A. Calhoun, Alleghany Springs |
Mineral Water |
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Ed. M. Holt, Chase City |
Lithia Water |
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David A. Kayser, Staunton |
Mineral Water |
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Dr. Geo. L. Nye, Wytheville |
Lithia Water |
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6 |
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Charles Richardson, Fredericksburg |
Pickles |
A - Forestry |
19 |
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State of Virginia |
Tree trunks, woods, etc. |
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Richmond Cedar Works, Richmond |
Red Cedar and Oak Ware |
D - Fish & Fisheries |
30 |
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Bristow & Dixon, Stormont |
Deep water oyster tongs |
E - Mines & Mining |
42 |
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Potts Valley M. & M. Co., Charleston (W. Va.) |
Limonite |
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Catlett, Chas., Staunton |
Typical basic steel ore |
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Buena Vista Co., Buena Vista |
Limonite ore |
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Tilson, Wm. V. B., Tilson's Mill |
Red hematite |
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Staley's Creek, Manganese & Iron Co., Marion |
Manganese ore |
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Copenhaver, H. P., Marion |
Barytes |
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Salem Furnace Co., Salem |
Ore from Cripple Creek |
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Mt. Vernon Iron Ore Co., Staunton |
Limonite and manganese |
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Catlett, Chas., Staunton |
Brown hematite |
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Graham & Robinson, Pulaski City |
Limonite |
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Green, J. C., Wytheville |
Black iron ore and brown hematite iron ore |
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43 |
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Big Stone Gap Improvement Co., Big Stone Gap |
Gas, coal & coke |
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Pocahontas Coal Co., Roanoke |
Coal and coke |
|
44 |
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Marion Marble & Mining Co., Marion |
Dressed marble & marble onyx |
|
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Williams, J. R., Richmond |
Slate roofing & building. Table top & tiles |
|
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Alberene Stone Co., New York |
Soapstone from Albemarle Co. |
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London Marble Co., Mountville |
Green marble |
|
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Netherwood, Jas., Richmond |
Granite, rough & polished |
|
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|
Griffin, Jno. C., Petersburgh |
Granite blocks |
|
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Winston, L. D., Winston |
Granite blocks |
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46 |
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Buena Vista Co., Buena Vista |
Collection of clay and fine brick |
|
47 |
|
Moore Lime Co., Richmond |
Lime |
|
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Carson Lime Co., Riverton |
Lime |
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53 |
|
Bertha Zinc & Mineral Co., Pulaski City |
Ores, spelter & metallic combinations |
|
67 |
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Richard & Frayer, Richmond |
Richmond mercantile and manufactures journal |
F - Machinery |
69 |
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Cardwell Machine Co., Richmond |
Exhibit of pumps |
|
|
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Rife Hydraulic Engine Manufacturing Co., Roanoke |
Hydraulic engines |
|
79 |
|
Cardwell Machine Co., Richmond |
Hydraulic cotton seed oil press |
G - Transportation |
85 |
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Newport News Shipbuilding & Drydock Co., Newport News |
Model of S.S. Building Plant, and models of steamers |
H - Manufactures |
103 |
|
Charlottesville Woolen Mills, Charlottesville |
Men's woolen wear, and military goods |
L - Liberal Arts |
149 |
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Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute, Hampton |
Students work |
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St. Joseph's Academy, Richmond |
School work |
|
152 |
|
State of Virginia |
Reproduction of Mount Vernon, Washington's Home |
Washington |
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A - Agriculture |
1 |
|
W. O. Bush, Olympia |
Wheat, Rye, Barley, Millet, Grasses, Seeds, Oats, Buckwheat, Peas, Beans, Broom Corn |
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State of Washington, Olympia |
Wheat, Oats, Barley and Grasses |
|
8 |
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Northern Pacific R. R. Co. (Tacoma) |
Hops |
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18 |
|
State of Washington, Olympia |
Flaxseed |
A - Forestry |
19 |
|
State of Washington, Olympia |
Collective exhibit of large logs, timber, lumber, etc. |
|
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Willapa Harbor Tannin Extract Co., South Bend |
Hemlock bark extract |
B - Horticulture |
21 |
|
Dr. N. G. Blalock, Walla Walla |
Collection of apples and pears. Fruits in solution |
|
|
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Jo. Braden, Walla Walla |
Collection of apples (crop of '92) |
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E. M. Arils, Walla Walla |
Collection of apples (crop of '92) |
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|
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Washington State, Olympia |
Collection of apples. Fruits in solution |
D - Fish & Fisheries |
37 |
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State of Washington |
Shell fish in alcohol; shells of shell fish; mounted star fish; sea urchins; crabs mounted; crabs in alcohol; photographs of fishes; mounted salmon; casts of fishes; fishes in alcohol; aquatic birds; aquatic mammals; photographs of whales; seals and sea lions |
|
38 |
|
State of Washington |
Photographs of fishermen; canoes and fishing gear; photographs of clam digging and crab catching; photographs and models of steamers and boats; Makah Indian dugout |
|
39 |
|
State of Washington |
Photographs of fishermen, salmon nets, seines, scenery, ships, fishing town |
|
40 |
|
State of Washington |
Photographs of salmon canneries, Mew Wharves, etc. |
|
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Aberdeen Packing Co., Aberdeen |
Canned salmon |
|
|
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Pillar Rock Co. |
Canned salmon |
|
|
|
S. Schmidt & Co. |
Canned salmon; spiced sturgeon; smoked fish; Caviar; isinglass; cod liver oil; whale oil and fish oils |
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J. G. Megler & Co., Brookfield |
Canned salmon |
E - Mines & Mining |
42 |
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State of Washington, Olympia |
Collection of iron ores. Argentiferous galena. Gold, silver & copper ores of Washington. Argentiferous & auriferous ores |
|
43 |
|
State of Washington, Olympia |
Coal and coke |
|
|
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Seattle Coal & Iron Co., Seattle |
Semi-bituminous coal |
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Black Diamond Mining Co., Black Diamond |
Bituminous coal |
|
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New Castle Mine, Seattle |
Semi-bituminous coal |
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|
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Fairhaven Land Co., Fairhaven |
Bituminous coal |
|
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Green River C. & C. Co., Seattle |
Bituminous coal |
|
|
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Roslyn Mine, Roslyn |
Semi-bituminous coal block weighing 50,250 pounds |
L - Liberal Arts |
149 |
|
Public Schools, Olympia |
School work in all grades |
|
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Public Schools, (Whitman Co.), Pullman |
General class work |
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Public Schools, Spokane |
School work in all grades |
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Public Schools, Seattle |
School work in all grades |
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Public Schools, Tacoma |
School work in all grades |
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Sacred Heart School, Seattle |
School work |
|
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|
State of Washington, Seattle |
Educational exhibit |
M - Ethnology |
|
|
Myron Elles (Collector) |
Ethnological collection from Puget Sound. Huntelopes canoe and canoe of Puget Sound |
|
|
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L. L. Bush (Collector) |
Ethnological collection from Shoal Water Bay |
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I. Cowie (Collector) |
Ethnological collection from Sakatatchewan Valley |
West Virginia |
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A - Agriculture |
1 |
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James N. Morris, Winfield |
Corn |
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Jack Cox, West Liberty |
Corn |
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William Morgan, Grimm's Landing |
Corn |
|
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J. M. Wilson, Short Creek |
Corn |
|
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A. B. Quinn, Lowell |
Corn |
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|
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E. A. Bronaugh, Buffalo |
Corn |
|
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A. J. Lumaster, Martinsburg |
Corn |
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J. D. Burkhart, Sr., Martinsburg |
Corn |
|
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J. D. Small, Martinsburg |
Corn |
|
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J. B. Small, Martinsburg |
Corn |
|
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George Baylor, Charlestown |
Corn |
|
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Dave Westenhaver, Martinsburg |
Corn |
|
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E. W. Lupton, Martinsburg |
Corn |
|
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George O. Sperow, Martinsburg |
Corn |
|
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C. R. Sperow, Martinsburg |
Corn |
|
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A. R. McNeal, South Branch |
Corn |
|
|
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Uriah Miller, Shepardstown [Shepherdstown] |
Corn |
|
|
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George W. Miller, Snyders Mill |
Corn |
|
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H. C. Morgan, West Liberty |
Corn |
|
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S. S. Jacob, Short Creek |
Corn |
|
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J. A. Hunter, Lilly Dale |
Corn |
|
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A. W. Gorden, Blanner Hassett [Blennerhassett?] |
Corn. Beans |
|
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W. A. Herbert, Gerrardstown |
Wheat |
|
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J. M. Sydenstricker, Lewisburg |
Wheat |
|
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Dennis Baker, Martinsburg |
Wheat |
|
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D. W. Snyder, Falling Waters |
Wheat |
|
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J. B. Thatcher, Martinsburg |
Wheat |
|
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E. S. Henshaw, Bunker Hill |
Wheat |
|
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C. J. Seibert, Martinsburg |
Wheat |
|
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D. A. Beard, Martinsburg |
Wheat |
|
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M. V. Small, Martinsburg |
Wheat |
|
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G. H. Sperow, Martinsburg |
Wheat |
|
|
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W. W. Foreman, West Liberty |
Wheat |
|
|
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W. Hogg, Short Creek |
Wheat |
|
|
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George E. Sebrell, Grimm's Landing |
Wheat |
|
|
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Ben F. Sperow, Martinsburg |
Wheat |
|
|
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W. G. Lewis, West Liberty |
Rye |
|
|
|
James B. Thomas, West Alexander |
Buckwheat |
|
|
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C. C. Forney, Bethany |
Buckwheat |
|
8 |
|
H. Seaman & Son, Wheeling |
Cigars |
|
9 |
|
Thos. H. Strain, Collier |
Wool |
|
|
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Mrs. R. McColloch, Clinton |
Wool |
|
|
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A. A. Jacob, Clinton |
Wool |
|
10 |
|
State of West Virginia |
Collective exhibit of mineral waters |
|
|
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Red Sulphur Springs Co., Red Sulphur Springs |
Mineral Waters |
|
|
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F. Nemegyei, Independence |
Mineral Waters |
|
|
|
F. W. Curtis, Jr., Borland |
Triplet Spring Water |
A - Forestry |
19 |
|
West Virginia & Pittsburg Ry., Weston |
Collection of timbers |
|
|
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Parkersburg Veneer & Panel Co., Parkersburg |
Collection of wood, veneers, and panels |
|
|
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Parkersburg Mill Co., Parkersburg |
Brush handles, wainscoting, etc. |
|
|
|
Piedmont Paper & Pulp Co., Piedmont |
Collection of pulp, papers and chemicals |
|
|
|
J. L. Rumbarger Lumber Co., Dobbin |
Samples of cabinet woods |
|
|
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A. D. Hopkins, Morgantown |
Collection of injurious insects |
D - Fish and Fisheries |
39 |
|
C. M. Darrah, Wheeling |
Minnow and crawfish pail |
E - Mines & Mining |
42 |
|
Boggs, W. H., Franklin |
Red fossil ore |
|
|
|
State of W. Virginia |
Collective exhibit of iron ores, minerals, &c. |
|
|
|
Snyder, A. C., Trustee, Lewisburg |
Brown hematite |
|
|
|
State of West Virginia, Charleston |
Collective exhibit of the mineral resources of W. Va. |
|
43 |
|
Kanawha Coal Exchange, Charleston |
Blocks of steam coking and smithing coal and coke |
|
|
|
M. T. Davis & Co., Montgomery |
Sections of gas coal from Eureka Colliery |
|
|
|
Wm. Beury Cooper & Co., Beury |
Sections of steam and coking coal |
|
|
|
Stevens Coal Co., Coalburgh |
Sections of splint coal |
|
|
|
Flat Top Coal and Coke Association, Ennis |
Steam and coking coal |
|
|
|
Turkey Gap Coal & Coke Co., Ennis |
Coke |
|
|
|
Fairmont Region, Fairmont |
Coke from the coal seams of Fairmont Region |
|
|
|
Flat Top Coal and Coke Association, Ennis |
Coke from Flat Top district |
|
|
|
New River Coal Exchange, Stone Cliff |
Collective exhibit of coke made from coals of New River Region |
|
|
|
The New River Coal Exchange, Stone Cliff |
Section of steam and coking coal from coals of New River district |
|
|
|
W. Va. Coke & Coal Co., Parkersburg |
Sections of gas coal from Elliotti Bank |
|
|
|
Despard Gas Coal Co., Clarksburg |
Sections of gas and coking coal |
|
|
|
Fayette Coal & Coke Co., Fayette |
Sections of steam and coking coal |
|
|
|
Nuttallburg Coal and Coke Co., Nuttallburg |
Sections of steam and coking coal and coke |
|
|
|
New River Coke Co., Caperton |
Section of steam and coking coal |
|
|
|
Fire Creek Coal & Coke Co., Fire Creek |
Sections of steam and coking coal |
|
|
|
Rush Run Coal and Coke Co., Rush Run |
Sections of steam and coking coal |
|
|
|
Thurmond Coal and Coke Co., Thurmond |
Section of steam and coking coal |
|
|
|
Beury Coal & Coke Co., Stone Cliff |
Section of steam and coking coal and coke |
|
|
|
Quinnimont Coal and Iron Co., Quinnimont |
Section of steam & coking coal & coke |
|
|
|
W. Va. Central & Pittsburg R. R. Co., Piedmont |
Semi-bituminous and peacock coal |
|
|
|
Davis Coal and Coke Co., Thomas |
Coal and coke from Thomas County, Tucker |
|
|
|
Royal Coal and Coke Co., Prince, Raleigh County |
Section of steam and coking coke |
|
|
|
Mt. Carbon Co., (Limited), Powellton |
Coal and coke |
|
|
|
Fairmont Region, Fairmont |
Gas, steam, coking and smithing coal and coke |
|
|
|
Winifrede Coal and Coke Co., Winifrede |
Section of bituminous coal from Winifrede |
|
|
|
Cannelton Coal Co., Cannelton |
Sections of cannel coal |
|
|
|
State of W. Va., Charleston |
Collective exhibit of coal and coke. Collective exhibit of crude petroleum and its products |
|
46 |
|
W. Va. University, Morgantown |
Fire clay from Preston Co. |
|
|
|
Roberts, William, Pickens, Randolph County |
Building brick |
|
|
|
Nichols & Matthews, Wellsburg |
Pressed brick and terra cotta |
|
|
|
Malonee, L., Grafton |
Fire clay & fire brick from Taylor Co. |
|
|
|
Globe Mineral Wool Co., Moundsville |
Mineral wool made from the refuse of glassworks |
|
|
|
McMahon, Porter & Co., New Cumberland |
Fire clay and brick sewer pipe |
|
|
|
West Virginia, Charleston |
Clays, bricks, glass, sand, &c. |
|
|
|
Hunter, H. H., Berkeley Springs |
Glass sand from Berkeley Springs |
|
47 |
|
W. Va. University, Morgantown |
Limestone, from Morgan, Ohio, Preston, Greenbrier Limestone from Fort Spring Greenbrier County |
|
|
|
Boggs, W. H., Franklin |
Blue limestone |
|
|
|
West Virginia |
Limestone, lime and cement |
|
|
|
Boggs, W. H., Franklin |
Limestone |
|
|
|
Wm. I. Knott & Bros., Molers |
Limestone of different colors |
|
|
|
H. C. H. Knott, Shepherdstown |
Limestone |
|
|
|
Washington Building Lime Co., Bakerton |
Limestone and lime |
|
48 |
|
West Virginia, Charleston |
Brines, salts, bromine & ochres |
|
|
|
Ohio Valley Mfg. Co., Wheeling |
Ohio Valley manufacturies |
|
|
|
West Virginia |
Collective exhibit of mineral water |
F - Machinery |
69 |
|
Ward, Chas., Charleston |
Water tube marine boilers |
G - Transportation |
80 |
|
Ensign Mfg. Co., Huntington |
Draw-bar attachment, car wheel grinding machine, Russell snow plow, sliding bottom gondola, Canda contracting chill |
|
83 |
|
Buckeye Cart Co., Charleston |
Swinging gear phaeton |
|
|
|
Goetz, Adam, Charleston |
Goetz patent coiled dies |
L - Liberal Arts |
149 |
|
Public Schools, Charleston |
School work |
|
|
|
Public Schools, Fairmont |
Public school work |
|
|
|
Public Schools, Martinsburg |
High school work |
|
|
|
Public Schools,, Morgantown |
Public school work |
|
|
|
Public Schools, Parkersburg |
Public school work |
|
|
|
Public Schools, Pt. Pleasant |
Public school work |
|
|
|
Public Schools, Wheeling |
Pupils work |
|
|
|
Public Schools (rural), West Virginia |
Work of 23 village schools |
|
|
|
State of West Virginia, R. S. Morgan, Charleston |
Educational exhibit |
|
|
|
School for Deaf, Dumb and Blind, Romney |
Plans of work and result of instruction of the deaf, dumb and blind |
|
158 |
|
Church, Miss Lily R., Parkersburg |
Collection of music |
Wisconsin |
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A - Agriculture |
1 |
|
Wm. Timm, Grand Rapids |
Red Top Seed |
|
|
|
Soren Severson, Stoughton |
Millet Seed |
|
|
|
Daniel Rezin, Centralia |
Millet Seed |
|
|
|
John Maud, Arcadia |
Timothy Seed |
|
|
|
John Madden, Mauston |
Timothy Seed |
|
|
|
Wm. M. McConnell, Ripon |
Timothy Seed |
|
|
|
C. F. Randall, Janesville |
Blue Grass Seed |
|
|
|
J. C. Loomis, Alma Center |
Timothy Seed |
|
|
|
David F. Sayre, Fulton |
Timothy Seed |
|
|
|
Chas. Slernitsky, Lynn |
Timothy Seed |
|
|
|
H. M. Mather, Prairie du Sac |
Timothy Seed |
|
|
|
John Gates, Oakland |
Timothy Seed |
|
|
|
Wm. Taylor, River Falls |
Blue Grass Seed |
|
|
|
Albert Thompson, Taylor |
Millet Seed |
|
|
|
H. Gentgen, Manitowoc |
Millet Seed |
|
|
|
J. Pells, Caloma Station |
Rye |
|
|
|
Carl Stier, New Holstein |
Rape Seed |
|
|
|
Simon Thibendaw, Luxemburg |
Antimonia |
|
|
|
Chas. Bump, Peshtigo |
Buckwheat |
|
|
|
Herman Burow, Schleisingerville |
Buckwheat |
|
|
|
Andrew Dayton, Sparta |
Buckwheat |
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Henry Place, Peshtigo |
Buckwheat |
|
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John C. Maritn [Martin?], Mineral Point |
Buckwheat |
|
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Louis Mangold, Sherwood |
Buckwheat |
|
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|
Henry S. Johnson, Eau Claire |
Buckwheat |
|
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|
J. N. Deaver, Viroqua |
Buckwheat |
|
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|
John Olp, Springfield |
Buckwheat |
|
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|
R. E. Parcher, Wausau |
Buckwheat |
|
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|
C. C. Deits, Minnesota Junction |
Buckwheat |
|
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W. N. Johnson, Oxford |
Buckwheat |
|
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H. G. Beaver, Sun Prairie |
Buckwheat |
|
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Nels Agneburg, Whitehall |
Buckwheat |
|
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|
D. D. Bolton, Bristol |
Buckwheat |
|
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|
Geo. W. Brown, Mineral Point |
Millet Seed |
|
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|
C. E. Angell, Oshkosh |
Timothy seed and oats |
|
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A. Barnhart, Milton |
Timothy Seed |
|
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|
Fred Loock, Watertown |
Wheat |
|
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|
Frank Pease, Shell Lake |
Grass (Orchard) |
|
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Caleb Wells, Milton |
Wheat |
|
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|
Carl Wittkoph, Plymouth |
Wheat |
|
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|
Thos. Wishart, De Pere |
Wheat |
|
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|
Fred W. Wesenburg, Neillsville |
Wheat |
|
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|
H. P. West, Fayetteville |
Wheat, 3 varieties |
|
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S. T. White, Beaver Dam |
Wheat |
|
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|
Henry D. Wiepking, Cedarburg |
Wheat, 2 varieties & Corn |
|
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Eliza T. Wilson, Amy |
Wheat |
|
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|
Wm. Hanthorn, Sylvan |
Corn |
|
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Fred Daetz, Plymouth |
Corn |
|
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|
A. J. Emerton, Portage |
Corn |
|
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|
Wm. Campbell, Gillingham |
Corn |
|
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|
David Jost, Alma |
Oats and Wheat |
|
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|
Val Henricks, Merrill |
Oats |
|
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Oliver R. Heath, Amherst |
Oats |
|
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John Henning, Princeton |
Corn |
|
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Hale Schwalen, Hudson |
Oats |
|
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W. Seamonson, Stoughton |
Rye |
|
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|
Mrs. C. Schiller, Glidden |
Rye |
|
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A. Selle, Mequon |
Rye |
|
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August Lemke, Freistadt |
Rye |
|
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|
Jas. Hopkins, Blair |
Rye |
|
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J. G. Hoffman, Helenville |
Rye |
|
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|
J. S. Hall, North Freedom |
Rye |
|
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Gerhardt Fuessinich, Forestville |
Rye and wheat |
|
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|
Alexander Askewitz, Merrill |
Rye |
|
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|
Robert McCredie, Portage |
Wheat |
|
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|
Thomas Fountain, Tibbetts |
Corn, 3 varieties |
|
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F. A. Ames, Clinton Junction |
Pop Corn |
|
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|
John A. Boon, Becker |
Corn |
|
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|
E. K. Bowle, Monroe |
Corn |
|
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|
Wm. M. Blanding, St. Croix Falls |
Corn |
|
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|
C. H. Grubb, Baraboo |
Corn |
|
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|
Richard Northy, Ft. Atkinson |
Corn |
|
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|
C. H. Patrick, Fond du Lac |
Corn |
|
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|
Robert Wason, Wattsville |
Corn |
|
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|
W. N. Stoll, Burlington |
Corn |
|
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|
John Spieker, Burlington |
Corn |
|
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|
D. H. Spensley, Clinton |
Corn |
|
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|
W. C. Wilson, Burlington |
Pop Corn |
|
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|
Frank J. Wells, Milton |
Corn |
|
|
|
Nashold Bros., Rio |
Corn |
|
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|
W. F. Gardner, Fulton |
Corn |
|
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|
Jas. Bryson, Darlington |
Corn |
|
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|
A. D. Bemis, Plymouth |
Buckwheat |
|
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|
H. G. Beaver, Sun Prairie |
Oats |
|
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Bearned Petry, Calvary Station |
Oats |
|
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|
Mrs. Brown, Mauston |
Oats |
|
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|
Myron Brackett, Cataract |
Oats |
|
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|
Geo. Binning, Fond du Lac |
Oats |
|
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|
Catharine Beine, Schleisingerville |
Oats |
|
|
|
Moses Blair, Centralia |
Oats |
|
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|
Mads. Peterson, Green Bay |
Oats |
|
|
|
Peter Schmidt, Schleisingerville |
Red Top Seed |
|
|
|
E. E. Stratton, Burlington |
Red Top Seed |
|
|
|
Peter M. Swartz, Waukesha |
Wheat |
|
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|
Geo. Snyder, Oconomowoc |
Wheat |
|
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|
A. Straitman, West Salem |
Wheat |
|
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|
Anton Stumpenhorst, Gravesville |
Wheat |
|
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|
Jacob Haber, Neenah |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Julius Goldammer, Neillsville |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Ernest Gollneck, Cedarburg |
Wheat |
|
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|
C. H. Grubb, Baraboo |
Wheat |
|
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|
Jackson Vickerman, Milton |
Wheat |
|
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|
John N. Walthers, Helenville |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Wm. Swatscheno, Neenah |
Wheat |
|
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|
L. W. Gilbertson, Irving |
Wheat |
|
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|
Jos. Getz, Maplewood |
Wheat |
|
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|
D. J. Griffith, Dodgeville |
Wheat |
|
|
|
J. T. Smith, Mauston |
Wheat |
|
|
|
W. F. Starandt, Burr Oak |
Wheat |
|
|
|
C. Fritz, White Creek |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Moses, Walker, Berlin |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Geo. Ward, Bridgeport |
Wheat |
|
|
|
John Trutel, Aurora |
Wheat |
|
|
|
J. W. Taylor, Barron |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Simon Thibendaw, Luxemburg |
Wheat |
|
|
|
J. W. Thomas, Chippewa Falls |
Wheat |
|
|
|
J. B. Veltus, De Pere |
Wheat 2 kinds and timothy seed |
|
|
|
Frank Thern, Antigo |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Robert Tipler, Neenah |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Peter H. Uphouse, Soldiers Grove |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Ludwig Wagner, Lebanon |
Wheat |
|
|
|
August Vogel, N. Greenfield |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Z. C. Willis, Cooks Valley |
Buckwheat |
|
|
|
John Wellener, Centralia |
Buckwheat |
|
|
|
P. J. Welch, Mauston |
Buckwheat |
|
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|
R. Schwolon, Weyauwega |
Buckwheat |
|
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|
Jas. Robinson, Portage |
Buckwheat |
|
|
|
Wm. Roecker, Portage |
Buckwheat |
|
|
|
John Schuffelt, Oconto |
Buckwheat |
|
|
|
Chas. Peul, Cedarburg |
Oats |
|
|
|
E. J. Ottery, Fond du Lac |
Oats |
|
|
|
Chas. Plinske, Forestville |
Oats |
|
|
|
J. Miller, Melrose |
Corn |
|
|
|
R. D. Merriman, Fort Atkinson |
Corn |
|
|
|
Thomas Davis, Oshkosh |
Collection of cereals |
|
|
|
Ezra Deyo, Westfield |
Red Top Seed |
|
|
|
Frank Dobberpuhl, Cedarburg |
Timothy Seed |
|
|
|
Chas. Mattes, Jefferson |
Oats |
|
|
|
John McIntyre, Mauston |
Oats |
|
|
|
John McLean, St. Croix |
Corn |
|
|
|
A. W. Merrill, Alma Center |
Corn |
|
|
|
Frank S. Merrill, Princeton |
Corn |
|
|
|
S. M. Collins, Springfield |
Millet Seed |
|
|
|
Eugene Conger, Greenbush |
Timothy Seed |
|
|
|
Lorenzo Crandall, Hudson |
Timothy Seed |
|
|
|
Gil. Maine, Stephensville |
Corn |
|
|
|
John C. Martin, Mineral Point |
Corn |
|
|
|
Arthur A. Markham, Independence |
Winter Wheat |
|
|
|
Chas. McCumber, Burlington |
Pop Corn |
|
|
|
E. Bunnell, Boydtown |
Millet Seed |
|
|
|
Henry Cate, Stockton |
Oats |
|
|
|
Matt Callon, Wausau |
Oats |
|
|
|
S. Christiansen, Scandinavia |
Oats |
|
|
|
Fred Mattka, Portage |
Corn |
|
|
|
B. McCann, Ft. Atkinson |
Corn |
|
|
|
Wm. M. McClintock, West Salem |
Corn |
|
|
|
S. D. D. Newton, Peshtigo |
Oats and Buckwheat |
|
|
|
John Law, Schleisingerville |
Clover seed |
|
|
|
A. G. Osmand, Milton |
Clover seed |
|
|
|
J. T. Smith, Mauston |
Clover seed |
|
|
|
W. C. Wilson, Burlington |
Red clover seed and corn |
|
|
|
Franz Knepel, Brown Deer |
Clover seed |
|
|
|
M. Holle, Sparta |
Clover seed |
|
|
|
Ferdinand Scheet, Cedarburg |
Clover seed |
|
|
|
C. Long, West Bend |
Clover seed |
|
|
|
Reuben May, Viroqua |
Clover seed |
|
|
|
Geo. Hansz, Ft. Atkinson |
Clover seed |
|
|
|
S. Pike, Packwaukee |
Clover seed |
|
|
|
Anna Woolenberg, Chilton |
Clover seed |
|
|
|
Geo. Crane, Janesville |
Clover seed |
|
|
|
Matt Horn, Jerico [Jericho?] |
Corn |
|
|
|
Jas. Little, Janesville |
Corn |
|
|
|
Wm. Fields, Prairie du Chien |
Corn |
|
|
|
Jacob Daily, Hudson |
Corn |
|
|
|
H. H. Hoover, Stoughton |
Corn |
|
|
|
Robert Home, Milton |
Corn |
|
|
|
A. Selle, Mequon |
Wheat |
|
|
|
R. Schwolon, Weyauwega |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Jacob Shadel, Sun Prairie |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Wm. Shall, North Freedom |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Daniel Shane, Burns |
Wheat |
|
|
|
J. M. Shoff, Easton |
Wheat |
|
|
|
J. W. Porter, Oakland |
Wheat |
|
|
|
O. E. Puerner, Jefferson |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Frank Reynolds, Cedarburg |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Daniel Rumpf, Ableman |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Peter Rumpf, Ableman |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Joseph Stadtmiller, Oshkosh |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Geo. Schley, Waukesha |
Wheat |
|
|
|
John Schmitz, Calvary Station |
Wheat |
|
|
|
W. Schneider, Waumandee |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Geo. Preston, Fort Atkinson |
Wheat |
|
|
|
John Hans, Jefferson |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Martin Hanson, Blair |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Chas. Kahler, Prairie du Chien |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Levi Kettilson, Stoughton |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Anton Schubert, Cedarburg |
Clover seed |
|
|
|
D. Mullaney, Mauston |
Clover seed |
|
|
|
Mrs. Anna Boll, Chilton |
Clover seed |
|
|
|
F. Kohlway, Cedarburg |
Clover seed |
|
|
|
C. G. Billings, Downsville |
Clover seed |
|
|
|
Wm. Karnopp, Ellisville |
Clover seed |
|
|
|
Ernest Gollneck, Cedarburg |
Clover seed |
|
|
|
H. Seiderman, Stokes |
Clover seed |
|
|
|
Warren Gilbert, Rio |
Clover seed |
|
|
|
W. R. Sherburne, Rusk |
Clover seed |
|
|
|
G. A. Batz, Sun Prairie |
Clover seed |
|
|
|
Matt Anderson, Klevenville |
Clover seed |
|
|
|
Nic Hein, Chilton |
Clover seed |
|
|
|
J. Cans, Lancaster |
Rye |
|
|
|
John Daul, Luxemburg |
Rye |
|
|
|
Theodore Eul, Jr., Shawano |
Rye |
|
|
|
Jacob Wagner, Oakland |
Rye |
|
|
|
Paul Lanicca, Alma |
Corn |
|
|
|
August Kelling, Menominee |
Pop Corn |
|
|
|
W. N. Johnson, Oxford |
Pop Corn |
|
|
|
J. G. Hoffman, Helenville |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Chas. Joch, Plymouth |
Wheat |
|
|
|
W. Harland, Duplainville |
Wheat and Oats |
|
|
|
Milton Holden, Pepin |
Wheat |
|
|
|
John Bender, Oconomowoc |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Chas. Block, Gillet |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Adam Apple, North Cape |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Adam Bleser, Jr., Manitowoc |
Wheat |
|
|
|
B. Noble, Monroe |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Osceola Mills Co., Osceola Mills |
Wheat |
|
|
|
O. P. H. Olds, Hudson |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Henry Pagle, Horicon |
Wheat |
|
|
|
John Peul, Schleisingerville |
Wheat |
|
|
|
H. J. Fadness, Deerfield |
Wheat |
|
|
|
P. E. Dunn, Darrow |
Wheat |
|
|
|
W. Fields, Prairie du Chien |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Fred Daetz, Plymouth |
Wheat |
|
|
|
C. M. Butt, Viroqua |
Wheat |
|
|
|
T. G. Chadwick, Mauston |
Wheat |
|
|
|
W. H. Cole, Waterloo |
Wheat |
|
|
|
John Culbertson, Greenville |
Wheat |
|
|
|
E. Eberhardt, Sr., Manitowoc |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Arthur B. Ewing, Sylvan |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Wm. Christians, Johnson's Creek |
Wheat and Rye |
|
|
|
Thos. Dahms, Shawano |
Wheat three varieties |
|
|
|
John Eckert, Thiensville |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Nicholas Bunker, Luxemburg |
Wheat |
|
|
|
A. D. Bemis, Plymouth |
Wheat |
|
|
|
August Vogel, North Greenfield |
Barley |
|
|
|
August Fehrman, Watertown |
Wheat, Buckwheat & Rye |
|
|
|
Gottlieb Buch, Cedarburg |
Wheat |
|
|
|
C. Noble, Sparta |
Wheat |
|
|
|
R. R. Pinkerton, Waupaca |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Geo. Wallace, Fox Lake |
Barley |
|
|
|
Tigh Bros, Kansasville |
Barley |
|
|
|
Adam Graser, Waukesha |
Barley |
|
|
|
Frank Dunst, Seymour |
Barley |
|
|
|
Ferdinand Eissner, Schleisingerville |
Barley |
|
|
|
H. C. Ryder, Hustisford |
Barley |
|
|
|
Frank Whitehead, Whitewater |
Hungarian seed |
|
|
|
Fred Trumpy, Clarno |
Oats |
|
|
|
Philip Wagner, West Bend |
Oats |
|
|
|
Thomas F. Whittaker, Oconomowoc |
Oats and Wheat |
|
|
|
Adam Smith, Melrose |
Oats |
|
|
|
Thomas Wishart, De Pere |
Oats |
|
|
|
M. A. Thayer, Sparta |
Pop Corn |
|
|
|
F. W. Roberts, Woodworth |
Corn |
|
|
|
Mrs. Julia Price, Black River Falls |
Pop Corn |
|
|
|
Kennedy Scott, Rio |
Pop Corn |
|
|
|
Albert Schmitt, Portage |
Corn |
|
|
|
Geo. Rabold, Roberts |
Pop Corn |
|
|
|
J. T. Smith, Mauston |
Buckwheat |
|
|
|
L. Green, Reedstown |
Buckwheat |
|
|
|
Joseph Flucke, Prairie du Chien |
Buckwheat |
|
|
|
C. Fritz, White Creek |
Buckwheat |
|
|
|
John F. Hake, Jefferson |
Buckwheat |
|
|
|
W. J. Heubner, Manitowoc |
Buckwheat |
|
|
|
F. G. Kingman, Bristol |
Buckwheat |
|
|
|
Ferris A. Spaulding, Oconomowoc |
Buckwheat |
|
|
|
A. F. Stowell, Easton |
Buckwheat |
|
|
|
Aaron Teele, Baraboo |
Buckwheat |
|
|
|
Frabk [Frank?] Weaver, Dartford |
Buckwheat |
|
|
|
John Hans, Jefferson |
Wheat |
|
|
|
F. Leonard & Son, Mineral Point |
Pop Corn |
|
|
|
T. F. Lee, Granton |
Corn |
|
|
|
Wm. Wegner, Plymouth |
Wheat |
|
|
|
L. Tipler, Allenville |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Fred Muehl, Seymour |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Rees D. Davis, Randolph |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Fred C. Fisher, Sheridan |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Ernest Paulson, New Holstein |
Wheat |
|
|
|
H. Pansie, Princeton |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Peter Nelson, Waupaca |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Wm. Ode, Portage |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Edward Day, Hudson |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Carl Duenow, Chippewa Falls |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Ferdinand Eissner, Schleisingerville |
Wheat |
|
|
|
M. Cashman, Hudson |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Bernhardt Anacker, Portage |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Jacob Bauenfeind, Granville Center |
Wheat |
|
|
|
J. W. Summers, Rochester |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Mrs. Nora Gahn, White Creek |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Herman Paulsen, Gravesville |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Ely Walters, Neenah |
Wheat |
|
|
|
S. D. Owen, Dartford |
Wheat |
|
|
|
Lorenz Guger, St. Louis |
Barley |
|
|
|
Flemming Bros., Wilmot |
Barley |
|
|
|
H. W. Wedgewood, Shawano |
Barley |
|
|
|
Luther Spaulding, River Falls |
Rye |
|
3 |
|
State Board of World's Fair Managers of Wisconsin |
Honey |
|
5 |
|
Robert Pepper, Peshtigo |
Beans |
|
|
|
Nicholas Peot, Luxemburg |
Peas |
|
|
|
L. H. Reed, Janesville |
Peas |
|
|
|
Joseph Maratic, Kewaunee |
Beans |
|
|
|
Wm. R. Enderby, Green Bay |
Beans |
|
|
|
F. Leonard & Son, Mineral Point |
Peas |
|
|
|
Wencle Kroma, Luxemburg |
Peas |
|
|
|
P. J. Langemak, New Holstein |
Peas |
|
|
|
Edward Keogh, Forestville |
Peas |
|
|
|
Edward Holmes, Shopiere |
Peas |
|
|
|
W. J. Huebner, Manitowoc |
Peas |
|
|
|
Robt. Jackson, Oconto |
Peas |
|
|
|
Patrick Mulroy, Hortonville |
Peas |
|
|
|
John Graff, Kewaunee |
Peas |
|
|
|
W. Harland, Duplainville |
Peas |
|
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|
C. Hermann, Little Black |
Peas |
|
|
|
E. Rottstadt, Plymouth |
Peas |
|
|
|
Bent Schaffer, Sparta |
Peas |
|
|
|
Everett Ransom, Janesville |
Peas |
|
|
|
A. Prill, Waupaca |
Peas |
|
|
|
Henry Pfaff, Ableman |
Peas |
|
|
|
August Pristine, Peshtigo |
Peas |
|
|
|
E. G. Reynolds, Mineral Point |
Peas |
|
|
|
Mrs. L. Vader, Manitowoc |
Beans and Peas |
|
|
|
Carl Utneckmer, Antigo |
Peas |
|
|
|
I. Tipler, Allenville |
Peas |
|
|
|
Simon Thibendaw, Luxemburg |
Peas |
|
|
|
Wm. Terrill, Mineral Point |
Peas |
|
|
|
Wm. Trakle, Kewaunee |
Peas |
|
|
|
Henry Graf, Granville |
Peas |
|
|
|
D. Feld, Kiel |
Peas |
|
|
|
Nathaniel Darrow, Reedsburg |
Beans |
|
|
|
O. Beals, Omro |
Beans |
|
|
|
W. J. Bailey, Lancaster |
Beans |
|
|
|
S. T. White, Beaver Dam |
Beans |
|
|
|
P. M. Davis, Waupaca |
Beans |
|
|
|
T. M. Wilson, White Creek |
Beans |
|
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A. E. Anderson, Stockholm |
Beans |
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Frank Wilker, Waupaca |
Beans |
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Silas Wilmot, Ryan |
Beans |
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Nicholas Winkel, Grand Rapids |
Beans |
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E. L. Demerest, Waupaca |
Beans |
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August Ebherhardt, Manitowoc |
Peas and Beans |
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John Weaver, Garden |
Peas |
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S. M. Buswell, Amherst |
Peas |
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H. P. West, Fayetteville |
Peas and Beans |
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Dan Bingman, Arcadia |
Peas |
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W. J. Dodds, Brookside |
Peas |
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F. W. Beilke, Wausau |
Peas |
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J. F. Warnke, Princeton |
Peas |
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F. Alves, Chilton |
Peas |
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Carl Duenow, Chippewa Falls |
Peas |
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E. Boyden, Mills Center |
Peas |
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Joshua Dixon, Kansasville |
Peas |
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August Zerbel, Forestville |
Peas |
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Mathew Windhausen, Manitowoc |
Peas |
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W. J. Bailey, Lancaster |
Peas |
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Freeman Arnold, Hanover |
Peas |
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Aug. Barkhausen, Thiensville |
Peas |
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J. Dollyjack, Portage |
Peas |
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Carl Nuernberger, Sheboygan |
Peas |
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R. E. Parcher, Wausau |
Peas |
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L. Lippett, Baraboo |
Beans |
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Jas. Little, Janesville |
Beans |
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J. C. Loomis, Alma Center |
Beans |
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W. Modlie, Clay Banks |
Lentils |
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Grant Bros, Hudson |
Beans and Peas |
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Matthew Perry, Forestville |
Lentils |
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Julius Peters, North Greenfield |
Beans |
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John Pennestor, Fayette |
Beans |
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W. W. Owens, Portage |
Beans |
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O. J. Owens, Portage |
Beans |
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Henry W. Horton, McDill |
Beans |
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Henry W. Norton, River Falls |
Beans |
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Henry Nett, Jerico [Jericho?] |
Beans |
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Patrick Mulroy, Hortonville |
Beans |
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John Black, Kewaunee |
Lentils |
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John Adams, Kewaunee |
Lentils |
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Ed Belky, Sparta |
Beans |
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Bernhardt Anacker, Portage |
Beans |
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C. Van Sluce, Greenbush |
Beans |
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Albert Wilbur, Oconomowoc |
Beans |
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Thomas Davis, Oshkosh |
Beans |
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Henry Cate, Stockton |
Beans |
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Peter Berg, Kewaunee |
Lentils |
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Chittendon & Morse, Princeton |
Beans and Peas |
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A. J. Benedict, Woodworth |
Beans |
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Geo. Veltum, Juneau |
Beans |
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Ethan Allen, North Freedom |
Beans |
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Robert Wason, Wattsville |
Beans |
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E. Eberhardt Sr., Manitowoc |
Beans, 2 varieties |
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Gunder Anderson, Taylor |
Beans |
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Henry Edwards, Grand Rapids |
Beans |
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Albert Smith, Eau Claire |
Beans |
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Ferdinand Tjiel, Menominee |
Beans |
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Frank Smith, Saloma |
Beans |
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Moses Stone, Marcellon |
Beans |
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Simon Thibendaw, Luxemburg |
Lentils |
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John Skinner, Merritt's Landing |
Beans |
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L. J. Foster, Mauston |
Beans |
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A. C. Garner, Chippewa Falls |
Beans |
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M. Tenwyke, Broadhead |
Beans |
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Sam Tall, Janesville |
Beans |
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Straubel & Ebeling, Green Bay |
Beans |
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E. K. Stratton, Burlington |
Beans |
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Chas. Sonneburg, North Bend |
Beans |
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Robert Robertson, Oakland |
Beans |
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Geo. Raumann, Portage |
Beans |
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E. G. Reynolds, Mineral Point |
Beans |
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E. G. Peterson, Stockholm |
Beans |
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Wm. Schofield, Hancock |
Beans |
|
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A. Selle, Mequon |
German Vetches |
|
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M. Hall, Chippewa Falls |
Beans |
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J. S. Hall, North Freedom |
Beans |
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Nicholas M. Hephner, Chilton |
Beans |
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H. Hemkie, Sawyer |
Lentils |
|
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John Haus, Jefferson |
Beans |
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I. C. Greenlee, Sparta |
Beans |
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Fred Huepel, Brown Deer |
Beans |
|
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Mrs. Rozilla W. King, Neillsville |
Beans |
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Barney Conkle, Richland Center |
Beans |
|
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Lewis Lawson, Mineral Point |
Beans |
|
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Alfus Lee, Plymouth |
Beans |
|
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Mr. Day, Portage |
Beans |
|
8 |
|
State Board of World's Fair Managers of Wisconsin |
Havana Seed Leaf Tobacco |
|
9 |
|
Geo. McKerrow, Sussex |
Wool |
|
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A. O. Fox, Oregon |
Wool |
|
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Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Station, Madison |
Wool |
|
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English Shire & Hackney Horse Co., Neillsville |
Wool |
|
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Geo. Harding & Sons, Waukesha |
Wool |
|
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Chas. White, Fulton |
Wool |
|
10 |
|
Waukesha Lithia Co., Waukesha |
Lithia Spring Water |
|
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J. F. C. Schmidt, Green Bay |
Mineral Water "Salvator" |
|
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Wm. H. Burr, Janesville |
Mus-Kik-Kee-Wa-boo, Medicinal Water |
|
12 |
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Pabst Brewing Co., Milwaukee |
"Standard" beer in wood. "Hofbraew" beer in wood. "Bohemian" beer in wood. "Bohemian" beer in bottles. "Hofbraen" beer in bottles. "Export" beer in bottles. "Bavarian" beer in bottles. "Select" beer in bottles. |
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Pabst Brewing Co., Milwaukee |
Malt Extract "Best" Tonic in bottles |
|
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Jos. Schlitz Brewing Co., Milwaukee |
Pale Lager Beer in Wood and Bottles. Dark Lager Beer in wood and bottles. Export Lager in wood and bottles |
|
16 |
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Althouse Wheeler & Co., Waupun |
Wind Mill & Wind Mill Powers |
|
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Baker Mfg. Co., Evansville |
Monitor Wind Mill and Monitor Steel Power |
|
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Appleton Mfg. Co., Appleton |
Corn and Cob Mill. Ensilage Cutter |
|
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Johnson & Field Co., Racine |
Export chaffing mill. Export heavy warehouse cleaner. Warehouse Fanning Mill. Farm fanning mill. Wagon end gate seeder |
|
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Johnson & Field Co., Racine |
Dustless warehouse & Elevator grain separator |
|
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Smalley Mfg. Co., Manitowoc |
2 horse tread power and governor mounted. Root cutter. Hand feed cutters |
|
|
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S. Freeman & Sons Mfg. Co., Racine |
Feed cutter. Fanning mill. Warehouse fanning mill |
|
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Fuller & Johnson Mfg. Co., Madison |
Corn Planter & Check Rower. Transplanting Machine. Plows |
|
18 |
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State Board of World's Fair Managers of Wisconsin |
Flaxseed |
|
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Gross Bros., Milwaukee |
Electric Soap |
|
7 |
|
E. P. Strassburg, Black Creek |
July 1893. Cheese |
|
|
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A. Schoenman, Plain |
June 1892, & July and September 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
P. H. Kasper, Nicholson |
July, September and October, 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
F. Sette, Iron Ridge |
July 1893. Cheese |
|
|
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M. Sette, Juneau |
June 1892. July and October 1893. Cheese. |
|
|
|
William Pribbenow, Zittau |
July and September, 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
L. Winter, Tustin |
July and September 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
A. Nelson, Dale |
July, September and October 1983. Cheese |
|
|
|
C. Charnley, Orihula |
July, September & October 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
C. Shamrock, New London |
July 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
Albert Dress, Dale |
July 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
William L. Jones, Neenah |
July & September 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
A. E. Comstock, Janesville |
October 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
J. N. Hickman, Fremont |
July and September 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
August Drew, Dale |
July 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
E. L. Aderhold, Neenah |
July, September and October 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
Vogt Brothers, Orihula |
July 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
C. F. F. Karstaedt, Mosel |
June 1892 and July & October 1983. Cheese |
|
|
|
Carswell Bros. Lone Rock |
September & October 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
J. Schindeltholtz, Tustin |
September 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
J. L. Fieweger, Menasha |
September 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
John Nelson, Redfield |
September 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
Joseph Vogt, Orihula |
September 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
O. Freund, Gravesville |
September 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
F. W. Gowin, Plymouth |
September 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
Henry Horwick, Rhine |
September 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
John Donner, Muscoda |
September 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
William Chaplin, Plymouth |
September 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
L. B. Goehring. Scott |
September 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
C. D. Dietsch, Plymouth |
June and September 1893 |
|
|
|
H. J. Bamford, Plymouth |
September 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
Thomas J. Kelley, Eden |
September 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
A. Portman, Orihula |
September and October 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
C. Cornalius, Winchester |
September and October 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
S. Cannon, Dale |
September 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
J. T. Pfeiffer, Franklin |
September 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
H. J. Noyes, Richland City |
September 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
Peter Ammon, Brandon |
September 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
J. Wohld, Neenah |
September & October 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
Roth & Stauffacher, Monroe |
September and October 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
S. R. Udell & Co., Green Bay |
September 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
W. F. Barret, Sheboygan |
September 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
P. H. Peacock, Sheboygan |
September 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
Aug. Reneking, Franklin |
June 1892. September 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
Dasson & Widder, Sheboygan Falls |
June & September 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
C. A. Johnson, New London |
September 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
Henry Ahrndt, Allenville (Neenah) |
October 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
J.H. Steffin, Mackville |
October 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
Anton Henseler, Bakerville |
October 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
Chas Westgate, Hortonville |
October 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
Oren Montgomery, Armstrong |
October 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
Birdwell Nelson, Dale |
June 1892. October 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
W. Zwicky, Van Dyne |
October 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
G. Buchen, Cascade |
June 1892. October 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
Chas. Breitrick, Sagole |
October 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
H. J. Mabbefelt, Sagole |
October 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
A. F. Decker, Stephensville |
October 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
Boaz Factory, Boaz |
September & October 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
Mr. & Mrs. T. R. Allen, Allenville |
October 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
F. H. Montgomery, Armstrong |
October 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
A. I. Chambers, Berlin |
June & October 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
W. H. Manley, Stephensville |
October 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
John Vogt, Orihula |
October 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
Henry Bargenbreech, Rube |
October 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
W. J. Kohl, Howard's Grove |
June 1892. October 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
H. M. Strodthoff, Alverno |
October 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
L. R. Stephenson, Sturgeon Bay |
October 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
W. H. Walfort, Ostburg |
October 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
M. J. Michels, Calumet Harbor |
June 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
J. Regez, Monroe |
June 1892. October 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
J. F. Doliver, Rodney |
June 1892. Cheese |
|
|
|
J. Karlen & Son, Monroe |
June 1892. Cheese |
|
|
|
A. C. Whiting, Ladoga |
June 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
E. Teshendorf, Fond du Lac |
June 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
S. L. Reed, Medina |
June, July, September 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
E. C. Pingle, Chilton |
June 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
E. Schneider, Howard's Grove |
June 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
Dasson & Klemme, Sheboygan Falls |
June 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
H. Scheibe, Plymouth |
June 1892. Cheese |
|
|
|
Adolph Fasse, Johnsonville |
June 1892. Cheese |
|
|
|
Dasson & Blanke, Sheboygan Falls |
June 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
John Bros., Sheboygan Falls |
June 1892. Cheese |
|
|
|
C. F. Themar, Sheboygan Falls |
June 1892. Cheese |
|
|
|
A. L. Murphy, Hortonville |
June 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
Frank Stork, Muscoda |
June 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
Q. A. Danforth, Meeme |
June 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
Rosa Michels, Calumet Harbor |
June 1892. Cheese |
|
|
|
S. C. Beach,, Appleton |
June 1892. Cheese |
|
|
|
H. J. Lemkuil, Waldo |
October 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
D. Benecke, Fontenoy |
October 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
L. G. Grupe, Becker |
October 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
Henry Specht, Manitowoc |
October 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
J. Hanson, Neenah |
October 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
D. D. Jones, Fond du Lac |
October 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
John Cannon, Dale |
October 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
F. R. Blesser, Manitowoc |
October 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
Joseph De Lain, Lincoln |
October 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
Albert Schmidt, Fond du Lac |
June & October 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
Kohl & Fenner, Howard's Grove |
June 1892. Cheese |
|
|
|
John Eberle, Alma |
June 1982. Oct. 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
Mark Wohld, Neenah |
October 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
Louis Miller, Neenah |
October 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
J. H. Denhardt, Neenah |
October 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
H. Bilgrien, Iron Ridge |
October 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
J. E. Knott, New London |
July, September 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
N. Nelson, Crete |
July - September - October 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
N. Simon, Neenah |
June 1892, July, Sep. October 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
J. L. Fieweger, Menasha |
October 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
C. Miller, Neenah |
September & October 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
A. Miller, Neenah |
September 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
Riverside Creamery Co., Saukville |
June 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
University of Wisconsin, Madison |
June 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
J. K. Powell, Muscoda |
June 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
F. Ottiger Straub. Monroe |
October 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
J. B. Bosorsk, Two Rivers |
October 1893. Cheese |
|
|
|
Charles Linse, La Crosse |
Butter |
|
|
|
Joseph Mezerpeter, Beaver Dam |
Butter |
|
|
|
J. W. Thomas, Anson |
Butter |
|
|
|
H. Blackman, Kenosha |
Butter |
|
|
|
Sheboygan Milk Co., Sheboygan |
Butter |
|
|
|
W. F. Jones, Burnett Junction |
Butter |
|
|
|
H.K. Loomis, Sheboygan Falls |
Butter |
|
|
|
Charles German, Verona |
Butter |
|
|
|
F. O. Uehling & Co., Hanover |
Butter |
|
|
|
H. C. Christians, Johnson's Creek |
Butter |
|
|
|
Hoard's Creameries, Ft. Atkinson |
Butter |
|
|
|
Manworing & Bennett, Black Earth |
Butter |
|
|
|
J. H. Werner, Brillion |
Butter |
|
|
|
George Lindsay, Manawa |
Butter |
|
|
|
George A. Austin, Neillsville |
Butter |
|
|
|
Henry Schempf, Ft. Atkinson |
Butter |
|
|
|
Robert Candlish, Rosendale |
Butter |
|
|
|
Belmont Creamery Co., Belmont |
Butter |
|
|
|
Ripon Creamery Co., Ripon |
Butter |
|
|
|
Pewaukee Creamery Co., Pewaukee |
Butter |
|
|
|
August Gerlach, Apple Creek |
Butter |
|
|
|
Edgerton Creamery Co., Edgerton |
Butter |
|
|
|
Eureka Creamery Co., Oshkosh |
Butter |
|
|
|
Frank Cook, Mazomanie |
Butter |
|
|
|
Peter Tubbs, Seymour |
Butter |
|
|
|
O. A. Breakey, Blair |
Butter |
|
|
|
H. H. Jones, Hartford |
Butter |
|
|
|
Center Creamery Co., Janesville |
Butter |
|
|
|
Roach & Seeber, Waterloo |
Butter |
|
|
|
George C. Mansfield, Johnson's Creek |
Butter |
|
|
|
C. B. McCanna & Co., Burlington |
Butter |
|
|
|
F. R. Jones, Hancock |
Butter |
|
|
|
J. S. Winn, Richland Center |
Butter |
|
|
|
James Trestrail, Shullsburg |
Butter |
|
|
|
Mazomanie Creamery Co., Mazomanie |
Butter |
|
|
|
M. O. Mortenson, Thompsonville |
Butter |
|
|
|
D. S. Crosby, Fond du Lac |
Butter |
|
|
|
O. C. Ely, Spring Creek |
Butter |
|
|
|
Carl Grashorn, Mayville |
Butter |
|
|
|
Fred Bush, Augusta |
Butter |
|
|
|
Albert Smith, Augusta |
Butter |
|
|
|
Frank Kalschner, Pine Bluff |
Butter |
|
|
|
Hermon Barkholtz, Verona |
Butter |
|
|
|
Berlin Creamery Co., Berlin |
Butter |
|
|
|
N. John F. Houston, Beloit |
Butter |
|
|
|
Charles Jackett & Co., Riley |
Butter |
|
|
|
Mat. Moersch, Calumet Harbor |
Butter |
|
|
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Simons & Huston, Lodi |
Butter |
|
|
|
B. Drowatsky, Tomah |
Butter |
|
|
|
Centerville Creamery Co., St. Wendall |
Butter |
|
|
|
T. R. Allen, Allenville |
Butter |
|
|
|
C. J. Dodge, Windsor |
Butter |
|
|
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Mat. Kraemer, Charlesburgh |
Butter |
|
|
|
C. Thorp, Burnett Junction |
Butter |
|
|
|
H. B. Green, Oshkosh |
Butter |
|
|
|
Plainview Creamery, Plainview |
Butter |
|
|
|
H. C. Ripp & Bro., Cross Plains |
Butter |
|
|
|
J. W. Adams, Wales Corners |
Butter |
|
|
|
Alma Creamery Co., Alma |
Butter |
|
|
|
Cornish, Curtis & Greene Mfg. Co., Ft. Atkinson |
Curtis Diamond., Rennet Extract. Dairy Implements |
A - Forestry |
17 |
|
Manufacturing Investment Co., Appleton |
Sulphite Paper Pulp |
|
|
|
Oshkosh Logging Tool Co., Oshkosh |
Collection of Logging Tools |
|
|
|
State Board of World's Fair Manufacturers of Wisconsin |
Collection of tree sections. Plank, panels, showing forestry resources of Wisconsin |
|
|
|
Jas. S. Goodwin, Emerald |
Model of dwelling. Section of Building &c. |
B - Horticulture |
20 |
|
Fox, Wm., Baraboo |
Collection of grapes |
|
|
|
Wisconsin Horticultural Society, Madison |
Collection of grapes |
|
21 |
|
Barnes, A. D., Waupaca |
Collection of apples |
|
|
|
Wisconsin Cranberry Growers Association, Cranberry Center |
Cranberries |
|
|
|
Freeborn, S. I., Richland Center |
Apples, pears and crabapples |
|
|
|
Hatch, H. L. Ithaca |
Collection of apples |
|
|
|
Sauk Co., Baraboo |
Collection of apples & pears |
|
|
|
Springer, Wm. A., Freemont |
Collection of apples |
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Wisconsin Horticultural Society, Madison |
Apples, pears and crabapples |
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Wisconsin State Board of World's Fair Managers, Madison |
Apples, pears & crab apples |
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Zettel, Jos., Sturgeon Bay |
Collection of apples |
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23 |
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Olds, L. L., Clinton |
Potatoes |
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24 |
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Pinney George, Evergreen |
Collection of seeds and cones |
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25 |
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Wisconsin Cranberry Growers Association, Cranberry Center |
Cranberry marsh |
C - Live Stock |
Clydesdale |
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R. B. Ogilvie, Madison |
Stallion 2 years old & under 3. Stallion 2 years old & under 3. Stallion under 1 year old. Stallion under 1 year old. Mare 4 years old & under 5. Mare 4 years old & under 5. Mare 2 years old and under 3. Mare 2 years old and under 3. Mare 1 year old and under 2. Mare 1 year old and under 2. Best display of 5 head of colts 2 years old. Gold Medal. Stallion and colts under 4 yrs. Gold Medal. Stallion 5 years or over. Stallion 2 years & under 3. Stallion under 1 year. Stallion under 1 year. Stallion and 3 colts. Mare 5 years or over. Mare 4 years and under 5. Mare 4 years and under 5. Mare 2 years and under 3. Mare 1 year and under 2. Mare under 1 year. Mare and 2 colts |
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Percheron |
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H. A. Briggs, Elkhorn |
Stallion 2 years and under 3. Stallion and 3 colts. Mare 1 year and under 2 |
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Arab |
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Jacob Heyl, Milwaukee |
Stallion 2 years & under 3. Mare 4 years or over. Mare 4 years or over. Mare 2 years and under 3. Stallion any age. Mare any age. Stallion under 1 year. Mare under 1 year |
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Shetland Ponies |
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Jas. Lilburn, Emerald Grove |
Mare 4 years or over. Saddle pony. Stallion 3 years and under 4. Stallion 3 years and under 4. Mare 2 years and under 3. Stallion any age |
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Devon Cattle |
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A. E. Baker, Beaver Dam |
Bull 3 years or over. Bull 2 years and under 3. Bull 1 year and under 2. Bull under 1 year. Cow 3 years or over. Heifer 2 years and under 3. Heifer 1 year and under 2. Heifer 1 year and under 2. Herd graded by ages. Young herd, 1 bull & 4 heifers, under 2 years. 4 animals either sex under 4 the get of 1 sire. 2 animals either sex the produce of one cow |
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Guernsey Cattle |
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N. K. Fairbank, Lake Geneva |
Cow 4 years or over. Cow any age |
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Shropshire |
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A. C. Fox, Oregon |
Ram 3 years or over. Ram 1 year and under 2. Ram under 1 year. Ewe 3 years or over. Ewe 1 year and under 2. Ewe under 1 year. Ewe under 1 year Ewe of any age. Ram & 2 ewes all over 2 years |
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Oxford |
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Geo. W. McKerrow, Sussex |
Ram 2 years and under 2. Ram 1 year and under 2. Ram under one year. Ewe 3 years or over. Ewe 1 year and under 2. Ewe under one year. Ram & 3 ewes all over 2 years. Ram of any age. Ewe 2 years and under 3 |
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Cotswold |
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George Harding & Son, Waukesha |
Ram 3 years or over. Ram 2 years and under 2. Ram 1 year and under 2. Ram 1 year and under 2. Ram under 1 year old. Ram under 1 year old. Ewe 3 years or over. Ewe 3 years or over. Ewe 2 years and under 3. Ewe 2 years and under 3. Ewe 1 year and under 2. Ewe 1 year and under 2. Ewe under one year. Ewe under one year. Ram and 3 ewes all over 2 years. Pen of 5 ewes 2 years or over, bred by exhibitor. Pen of 2 rams and 3 ewes under 2 years bred by exhibitor. Ram of any age |
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Homing Pigeon Contests |
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Otto S. Kuehn, Milwaukee |
Distance of 50 miles and under 100. For bird making second speediest return to Milwaukee & vicinity from Exposition grounds. For bird making third speediest return to Milwaukee and vicinity from Exposition grounds |
D - Fish and Fisheries |
37 |
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Wisconsin Fish Commission, Madison |
Live fish in aquaria. Reptiles in aquaria |
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39 |
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Gold Medal Furniture Co., Racine |
Folding camp furniture |
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41 |
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Wisconsin Fish Commission, Madison |
Photos of fish hatcheries. Photo of fish car "Badger" |
F - Machinery |
49 |
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McKinnon Pulley Co., Menasha |
Separable iron pulleys |
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Wenzel, William Appleton |
Converse centrifugal pumps |
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Williams Engine & Clutch Works, Beloit |
Friction pulley |
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Zwietusch, Otto, Milwaukee |
Quadruple expansion Reynolds Corlis Engine. 200 H. P. Cross Compound Condensing Reynolds Corlis Engine |
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71 |
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Gisholt Machine Co., Madison |
Turret lathes, tool grinding machines, machine tools |
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72 |
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Beloit Iron Works, Beloit |
Paper machine |
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Pope, C. Elmer, Kaukauna |
Columbia paper slitter & trimmer |
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Western Screen Plate Works, Appleton |
Screen plates |
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73 |
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Allis, Edw. P. Co., Milwaukee |
Band saw machine. Automatic log flipper; flooring and edger board, machine & its adjustments of feed rollers, gang lumber trimmer, lathe bolter and lathe mill machinery |
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Berlin Machine Works, Beloit |
Wood sanding and polishing machines |
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Milwaukee Carving Co., Milwaukee |
Multiple cutter carving machines |
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74 |
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Hamilton Mfg. Co., Two Rivers |
Manufacture of wood type, wood type ornaments, wood furniture, printers and book-binders tools and appliances |
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Walker, W. G. & Co., Madison |
Patent drop bed & throw off press. Combination book, news & job press |
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79 |
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Allis, Edward P. Co., Milwaukee |
General exhibit. Scalping reel, reversible conveyor blades, dust collector |
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80 |
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Barr, J. W., Milwaukee |
Wheel grinder & contracting chill |
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Bucyrus Steam Shovel Co., Milwaukee |
Elevator Dredge Buckets, Steam Shovels |
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83 |
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Streich & Bros., A., Oshkosh |
General teaming spring truck, log sled, and log truck |
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Ohl, George D., Milwaukee |
Combined horse collar and harness |
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Fish Brothers Wagon Co., Racine |
Dry goods delivery wagon. Four wheeled drag, grocery wagon, heavy truck wagon, farm wagon and lumber truck |
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Abresch, Charles, Milwaukee |
Beer wagon & bottler's wagon |
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Walser, C. J. Milwaukee |
Instantaneous horse detacher |
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Mitchell & Lewis Co., (Limited), Racine |
Heavy express wagon. Chicago Express (3 springs) clipped gear steel skein wagon. Paris wagon |
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Racine Wagon & Carriage Co., Racine |
Top express wagon. No. 145 White laundry wagon. No. 184 laundry wagon. No. 141 dry goods wagon. Combination police patrol and ambulance, top undertaker's wagon, open patrol wagon, milk wagon, No. 490 grocer's wagon and No. 92 baggage wagon |
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85 |
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American Steel Barge Co., Superior |
Model of "Christopher Columbus" and photographs, barges & anchors |
L - Liberal Arts |
147 |
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Jensen, Hans Holden, Milwaukee |
Odorless water closet |
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State Board of Control, Madison |
Reports |
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Lynch Mfg. Co., Madison |
Humane Restraint Appliances |
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148 |
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Donalds, Wm. J., Tunnel City |
Safety attachment to crutches |
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Horlick's Food Co., Racine |
Food preparations |
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149 |
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Academy of Lourdes, Marinette |
Class work |
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Cathedral School, Green Bay |
Class work and other miscellaneous work. Class work, drawing and kindergarten work |
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Downer College, Fox Lake |
College work |
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Dominican Sisters, Racine |
Class work, needlework |
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Franciscan Sisters, La Crosse |
Class work of six schools |
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Green Bay Diocese, Green Bay |
Class, art and kindergarten work |
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German and English Seminary and Academy, Milwaukee |
Needlework, class work and plaster casts by pupils |
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Holy Cross School, Bay Settlement |
Class work |
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La Crosse Diocese, La Crosse |
Class & art work |
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Milwaukee Diocese, Milwaukee |
Class & art needlework, wax and kindergarten work |
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Manual Training School, Eau Claire |
Students work |
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Notre Dame Convent, Milwaukee |
Painting and music |
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Public Schools, Green Bay |
Charts, portfolios, laboratory work |
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Public Schools, Milwaukee |
School work |
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Public Schools, Peshtigo |
School work |
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Public Schools, Racine |
School work |
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Public Schools (Elementary), Milwaukee |
School work |
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Public Schools (High), Milwaukee |
School work |
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Public Schools, Racine |
High school work |
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Public Schools (Free High), S. Kaukauna |
Pupils work |
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Public Schools (Normal), Milwaukee |
Students work |
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Public Schools (Normal), River Falls |
School work, photos |
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Public Schools, Platteville |
School work |
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Public Schools, Oshkosh |
School work |
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St. Francis Convent School, Bay Settlement |
Class work |
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St. Joseph's Indian Industrial School, Keshena Reservation |
Class work |
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St. John's School, Green Bay |
Class work and drawing |
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St. Joseph's School, Appleton |
Class work, pastel, crayon pictures and pen drawing |
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St. Joseph's Cathedral School and seven others, La Crosse |
School work |
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St. Michael's School, Milwaukee |
Class work and drawing |
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St. Mary's School, Appleton |
Class work and science |
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St. Mary's Institute, Prairie du Chien |
Examination papers in class work |
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St. Mary's Institute, Marinette |
School work |
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St. Mary's Select School, Milwaukee |
Miscellaneous class work |
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St. Peter & St. Paul's School, Grand Rapids |
Class work |
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St. Patrick's School, Menasha |
Class work |
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St. Peter's School, Oconto |
Class work |
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Sisters of Notre Dame, Milwaukee |
Literature, art and needlework (ninety one schools) |
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State of Wisconsin |
State Bd. of W. F. Managers |
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Supt. of Public Instruction, Madison |
General educational exhibit |
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State Normal School, Whitewater |
Students work |
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Spencerian Business College, Milwaukee |
Milwaukee book-keeping, stenography & typewriting |
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University of Wisconsin, Madison |
Statistics showing growth of the institution |
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Wisconsin State Teachers Association, Madison |
Columbian History of Education in Wisconsin |
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Wisconsin School for the Blind, Janesville |
Knitting and sewing |
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150 |
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Gugler Lithographic Co., Milwaukee |
Lithographs |
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152 |
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Waters, Wm., Oshkosh |
State Building of Wisconsin |
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Willer Mfg. Co., Milwaukee |
Inside sliding & folding blinds. The Willer fine screen door |
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154 |
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Durant, W. N., Milwaukee |
Counters for printing presses |
E - Mines & Mining |
42 |
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Bunde & Upmyer, Milwaukee |
Pearls |
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Dayton & Murphy, Stevens Point |
Jasper and serpentine |
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State Board of World's Fair Managers of Wisconsin, Madison |
Collection Ex. iron ore. Collection Ex. Lead ore |
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Wall, James S., Hurley |
Iron ores |
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Wm. Ross & J. Gundry, Mineral Point |
Cabinet of minerals |
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44 |
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Amberg Granite Co., Amberg |
Granite, rough and polished |
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Berlin and Montello Granite Co., Wausau |
Granite, rough and polished |
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Prentice Brownstone Co., Ashland |
Brown sandstone |
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French Granite Co., Ashland |
Granite |
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Puntier Brown Stone Co., Ashland |
Sandstone |
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46 |
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Frackelton, Mrs. R. G., Milwaukee |
Clay, salt glaze, Karamic colors |
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Hydraulic Pressed Brick Co., Menominee |
Clay |
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Menominee Pressed Brick Co., Menominee |
Clay |
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Frackelton, Mrs. R. G., Milwaukee |
Mineral colors, golds, bronzes for china decorating |
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Dunn County Pressed Brick Co., Menominee |
Clay |
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48 |
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Mineral Paint Zinc Co., Mineral Point |
Zinc oxides |
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John H. Savage, Illinois Zinc Co., Shullsburg |
Spelter |
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53 |
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Blake, W. P., Shullsburg |
Description of a new roasting furnace & sample of products |
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State Board of World's Fair Managers of Wisconsin, Madison |
Collective exhibit of carbonate zinc ore |
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59 |
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Bucyrus Steam Shovel and South Dredge Company, Milwaukee |
Placer amalgamator |
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66 |
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Wisconsin Zinc & Lead Co., Shullsburg |
Process of separating zinc, lead and marcasite |
M - Ethnology |
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State Historical Society of Wisconsin |
Copper implements (Archaeological) |
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H. H. Hayssen |
Collection of historical and Indian relics. Exhibit of Numismatics. Wisconsin Archaeology |
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Mrs. S. S. Blake |
Moths. Butterflies |
H - Manufactures |
90 |
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Willer Mfg. Co., Milwaukee |
Sliding sectional and Venetian blinds, balanced by weights. Sliding sectional and Venetian blinds balanced by adjustable springs. Custom made screen doors. Inside folding blinds |
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91 |
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Frank, Mrs. H. C., Milwaukee |
Rose jar |
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Frackelton, Mrs. S. S., Milwaukee |
Olive jar. Covered & mounted salt glass. 3 small pieces underglazed models. Vase. Punch bowl |
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Kelliher, Miss Elizabeth, Milwaukee |
Bonbonniere, Game Set. Mexican |
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Tate, Miss Laura, Milwaukee |
Vase |
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Dodge, Miss A. S., Milwaukee |
Decorated china |
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103 |
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National Knitting Co., Milwaukee |
Knit wool gloves. Knit wool mittens. Knit heavy hosiery |
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Racine Woolen Mills, Racine |
Shawls |
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104 |
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Brent Bros., Milwaukee |
Cutaway coat |
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Copeland & Ryder Co., Jefferson |
Shoes |
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106 |
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White, Mrs. Lillian, Eau Claire |
Art needlework |
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Enedner, Lena, Milwaukee |
Embroidered pictures |
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Palica & Co., F. J., Racine |
Trunks |
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110 |
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Herrick, C. E., Marinette |
Toy ball |
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111 |
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Gallery & Co., Jas., Racine |
Leather |
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Eisendrath & Co., B. D., Racine |
Shoe leather |
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Phister & Vogel Leather Co., Milwaukee |
Leather |
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Trostel & Sons, Albert, Milwaukee |
Tanned leathers. Skirting leather. Harness leather |
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Zohrland Leather Co., Herman, Milwaukee |
Oil leather. Boot and shoe calf |
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115 |
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Milwaukee Gas Stove Co., Milwaukee |
Gas ranges |
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The Universal Sad Iron Co., Milwaukee |
Charcoal irons |
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Milwaukee Gas Stove Co., Milwaukee |
Fire place |
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116 |
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Volhath Mfg. Co., Jacob J., Sheboygan |
Enameled cast iron ware. Sheet iron ware |
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Wisconsin Refrigerator Co., Eau Claire |
Refrigerators. Sideboard refrigerators |
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Zuietusche, Otto, Milwaukee |
Onyx & marble soda water fountain. Sundry supplies |
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119 |
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Hatch Cutlery Co., Milwaukee |
Shears, scissors, pocket cutlery & knives |
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Lynch Mfg. Co., Madison |
Lock buckles |
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121 |
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Frackelton, Susan S., Wisconsin |
Gas and electric kilns for firing china, etc. |
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Appleton Woolen Mills, Appleton |
Paper makers' felts, cassimeres |
Wyoming |
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A - Agriculture |
1 |
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William Brown, Sheridan |
Wheat |
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Experiment Farm |
Oats, barley, wheat, buckwheat and flaxseed |
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A. A. Lombrigger, Big Horn |
Oats, barley, wheat, buckwheat and millet seed |
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W. A. Sonnisberger, Buffalo |
Oats and barley |
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F. G. Williams, Saratoga |
Barley |
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J. McCormick, Sheridan |
Barley |
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State of Wyoming, Laramie and Sheridan Counties |
Grasses |
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4 |
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State of Wyoming, Cheyenne |
Potatoes |
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9 |
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Robert Taylor, Rawlins |
Wool |
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J. W. Moore, Lost Cabin |
Wool |
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J. E. Osborne, Rawlings |
Wool |
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Experiment Farm, Laramie |
Collective exhibit of flax straw |
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14 |
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Frank Bond, Cheyenne |
Pen-map, locating all the irrigating ditches in the state |
D - Fish and Fisheries |
41 |
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S. E. Land, Laramie |
Refrigerator transportation fish can |
E- Mines and Mining |
42 |
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Interocean Mine, Welcome Gulch |
Auriferous quartz ore |
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State Board, Cheyenne |
Collective exhibit of copper ores. Stream Tin. Collection of tin ore. Quartz Geodes |
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Wyoming Railway & Iron Co., Hartville |
Iron ore, Red Hematite |
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Beck, W. W., Fossil |
Fossil fish |
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State Board, Cheyenne |
Agates, chalcedony & marble Mosaic |
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McCluer, J. H., Hartville |
Large moss agates |
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43 |
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State of Wyoming, from the Bonanza, Powder River, Salt Creek Lander, Rattlesnake and New Castle Districts |
Crude petroleum |
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Union Pacific Coal Co., Rock Springs |
Bituminous non-coking coal |
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Union Pacific Coal Co., Carbon Mine |
Bituminous non-coking coal |
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State Board, Cheyenne |
Collective exhibit, Coal |
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Cambria Mining Co., Cambria |
Bituminous coking coal |
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Rock Springs Coal Co., Rock Springs |
Bituminous non-coking coal |
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Alma Mine No. 7, Rock Springs |
Bituminous non-coking coal |
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Kent Coal Mine, Saratoga |
Bituminous non-coking coal |
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Dillon Coal Mines, Rawlins |
Bituminous non-coking coal |
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Sweetwater Coal Co., Rock Springs |
Bituminous non-coking coal |
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44 |
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Downey, S. W., Laramie |
Granite |
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Wyoming State Board, Cheyenne |
Sandstone |
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46 |
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Laramie Glass Works, Laramie |
Collective exhibit of glass materials and glass |
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47 |
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Rocky Mountain Stucco & Mfg. Co., Red Butte |
Plaster of Paris Stucco 2nd quality |
|
48 |
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Downey, S. W., Laramie |
Sulphate of sodium (Natural) |
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Steven, Padden & Co., Albany Co. |
Sulphate of sodium (Natural) |
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Wyo. Central Association, Johnstown |
Sulphur and carbonate |
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Wyo. Syndicate Imp. Co., Johnstown |
Sulphur & carbonate |
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Downey, S. W., Laramie |
Sulphate of magnesium |
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Gill, D. W., Cheyenne |
Sulphate of sodium |
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Morgan, E. S. N., Cheyenne |
Sulphate of sodium |
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67 |
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State Board, Cheyenne |
Photographs of topographical and Geol. features |
Alaska |
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A - Agriculture |
17 |
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Alaska Oil & Guano Co., Killisnoo |
Animal Dust |
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Alaska Oil & Guano Co., Killisnoo |
Herring Oil |
G - Transportation |
85 |
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Rudolph Newman & G. Emmons, Unalaska |
Alaskan canoes |
M - Ethnology |
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Sheldon Jackson (Collector), Washington D.C. |
Ethnological collection from Alaska |
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Carl Koehler & E. H. James, Juneau |
Furs from Alaska |
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Lieut. G. F. Emmons, (U. S. Navy) |
"Emmons Ethnological Collection" of Alaska |
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N. W. Chittenden |
Ethnological collection from Alaska and British Columbia |
Arizona |
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E - Mines & Mining |
42 |
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United Verde Copper Co., Cochise County |
Copper ore |
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Detroit Copper Co., Graham County |
Copper ore |
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Arizona Copper Co., Graham County |
Copper ore |
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United Globe Copper Co., Gila County |
Copper ore |
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Banman, Jules |
Collection of copper ores |
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Old Dominion Copper Co., Globe, Gila County |
Copper ores |
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State of Arizona |
Silver ores |
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Copper Queen Cons. Mining Co., Bisbee, Cochise County |
Copper ores |
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A. Baron & Com, Tombstone |
Gold, silver & lead ores |
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State of Arizona |
Gold and silver ores. Gold |
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Peabody Mine, Cochise County |
Silver & copper |
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Copper Queen Cons. Co., Bisbee |
Collective exhibit of copper ores |
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44 |
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Sorin, T. R., Tombstone |
Sandstone. Onyx & lithographic stones |
|
51 |
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Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Co., Bisbee |
Collective exhibit of copper ores. Copper ore and products |
|
67 |
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Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Co., Bisbee |
Models of Copper Queen mine |
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Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Co., New York |
Model, illustrating manner of timbering sloped ground with square sets. Model in glass and wood defining horizontal and vertical sections of underground work |
H - Manufactures |
88 |
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International Canaigie Co., Kingman |
Extract Canaigie Roots |
|
90 |
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F. E. White Cactus Co., Phoenix |
Natural cactus leg. Napkin rings. Paper knives. Light furniture. Work panels. Cabinet with silk and cactus. Cactus tables. Natural wood tops. Articles made of cactus. Veneer photo frames. Card receivers |
New Mexico |
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A - Agriculture |
1 |
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New Mexico Agricultural College, Las Cruces |
Barley, Corn, Grasses, Wheat, Oats, Rye |
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3 |
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New Mexico Agricultural College, Las Cruces |
Sorghum collective exhibit |
A - Forestry |
19 |
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Canaigre Extract Co., Deming |
Canaigre Root for Tanning |
B - Horticulture |
21 |
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New Mexico Territory, Santa Fe |
Apples, pears and quinces |
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N. Spatcier, Las Cruces |
Collection of apples (crop of '92) |
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P. A. Marcellino, Socorro |
Grapes in solution |
H - Manufactures |
106 |
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Hernandes, Mrs. L., Las Vegas |
Bridal veil |
L - Liberal Arts |
149 |
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Albuquerque School Board, Albuquerque |
Pupils work |
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New Mexico Territory, Santa Fe |
Educational exhibit |
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Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Academy, Socona [Socorro?] |
Class work & music |
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St. Michael's School (Sisters of Loretto), Taos |
Needlework, lace work, &c. |
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Silver City School Board, Silver City |
Pupils work |
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152 |
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De Mars Sash Lock Company, Albuquerque |
Patent sash lock |
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156 |
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Women's Christian Temperance Union, Santa Fe |
Chart on wing frame |
E - Mines & Mining |
42 |
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New Mexico, Santa Fe |
Silver ores |
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American Turquoise Co., New York City |
Turquoise |
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Troeger, R. C., Hillsboro |
Collection of gold quartz Sierra Co. |
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New Mexico, Santa Fe |
Gold ores |
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Carrera, Mrs. J. C., Las Cruces |
Minerals |
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New Mexico, Santa Fe |
Mineral resources of New Mexico |
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Government, Santa Fe |
Coal |
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Cadwell, L. J., Chicago |
Ricolite (Serpentine) |
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Sierra Co. W. F. Committee, Hillsboro |
Mineral and miner's cabin also group of packed burro and prospector |
Oklahoma |
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A - Agriculture |
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C. C. Jones, Oklahoma City |
Flour |
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C. C. Jones, Oklahoma City |
Wheat |
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Oklahoma Territory, Cleveland Co. |
Corn. Oats. Buckwheat. Grass. Peanuts |
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Oklahoma Territory, Guthrie |
Red Sorghum |
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A. J. Seay, Kingfisher |
Squashes |
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Oklahoma Territory, Guthrie |
Cotton |
H - Manufactures |
91 |
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McKay, Mrs. S. D. |
Painted china |
Utah |
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A - Agriculture |
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David Cazier, Nephi |
Oats |
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John Carlisle, Mill Creek |
Oats |
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Edward Ogden, Davis County |
Oats |
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James Jensen, Cache |
Oats |
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Agricultural College of Utah, Logan |
Wheat, Oats, Barley, Grasses and Beets |
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J. C. Terrace, Lemon |
Alfalfa seed |
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Utah Sugar Company, Lehi |
Beet root sugar |
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Utah Territory |
Potatoes |
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Joshua Salisbury, Millville |
Carrots |
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Chas. Crane, Kanosh |
Wool |
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Mrs. Margaret B. Salisbury, Salt Lake City |
Cocoons and raw silk |
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10 |
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Utah Territory, Salt Lake City |
Salt Lake water and products |
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14 |
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Utah Territory, Salt Lake City |
Farm photographs, irrigation relief maps illustrating orchards and gardens |
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Agricultural College of Utah, Logan |
Statistics of farms |
E - Mines & Mining |
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Territory of Utah |
Gold, silver and lead ores |
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Maguire, Don, Ogden |
Garnets, topaz and gems |
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Ontario Mining Co., Park City |
Silver sulphurets & silver Lead ores |
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Caxtus Mining Co., Frisco |
Copper bullion. Ores and other minerals |
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Centennial Eureka Co., Eureka |
Silver ores |
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State of Utah |
Silver ores |
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Wooley, Lund & Judd, St. George |
Silver ores in sandstone |
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Daly Mining Co., Park City |
Silver sulphurets & argentiferous galena |
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McIntosh, R., Sandy |
Lead, Galena & carbonate ore |
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Niagara Mining Co., Bingham |
Lead, Galena and carbonate ore |
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Territory of Utah |
Argentiferous Galena and carbonate ores |
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43 |
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Soldier Summit Elatorite Co., Castle Gate |
Elatorite |
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Rio Grande R. R. Co., Castle Gate |
Elatorite. Albertite |
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Fort Duchesne Gilsonite Co., Fort Duchesne |
Gilsonite |
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Rio Grande Western R. R., Pleasant Valley |
Bituminous coal |
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Church Coal Co., Coal Ville |
Bituminous coal |
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Home Coal Co., Coal Ville |
Bituminous coal |
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Rio Grande Western R. R., Castle Gate |
Bituminous coal |
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Mills & Wing, Lehi |
Onyx |
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Pelican Point Mine & two others, Prof. Cederstain, Lehi |
Onyx |
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Church Grande Quarry, Salt Lake City |
Granite |
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Salt Lake Pressed Brick Co., Salt Lake City |
Red and white pressed brick |
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Ruderson Bros., Ogden |
Red & white pressed brick |
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Territory of Utah |
Display of salt lake water & products |
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Trewick, N., Salt Lake City |
Sulphur |
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Cove Creek Sulphur Co., Cove Creek |
Sulphur |
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Dirty Devil River, Salt Lake City |
Selinite |
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Territory of Utah |
Copper ores |
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66 |
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Russell Process Co., Park City |
Collective exhibit illustrating Russell Process |
G - Transportation |
83 |
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Neder & Cleland, Salt Lake City |
Loop front phaeton |
H - Manufactures |
90 |
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World's Fair Association, Utah |
Embroidered silk & cloth embroideries |
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100 |
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Utah World's Fair Com., Salt Lake City |
Silk cocoons, reeled, spun, twisted |
L - Liberal Arts |
149 |
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Agricultural College, Logan |
Charts, photos and manual training |
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Buck, Kate D. Barron, Salt Lake City |
Silk map of United States |
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Public Schools, Provo City |
Class work |
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Public Schools, Salt Lake City |
School work in 3 grades |
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Salt Lake County, Salt Lake City |
Kindergarten work and work in regular class work |
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Territory of Utah, Salt Lake City |
Charts, photographs and school work |
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University of Territory of Utah, Salt Lake City |
Charts, photographs and school work |
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151 |
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Savage, R. S., Salt Lake City |
Photographic views |
District of Columbia |
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A - Agriculture |
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C. V. Riley, Washington |
Insecticides |
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9 |
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Chas. Richards Dodge, Washington |
Collection Exhibits Fibre industry of U. S. |
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U. S. Department Agriculture |
Cotton productions of U. S. |
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C. V. Riley, Washington |
Silk insects; biologic & anatomical exhibit of native and foreign species |
B - Horticulture |
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Division of Pomology, U. S. Department of Agriculture, Washington |
Collection of edible nuts |
C - Live Stock |
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Smithsonian Institute, Washington |
Illustrating breeds of domestic fowls. Pigeons & animals |
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C. V. Riley, Washington |
Models of injurious insects, insecticide apparatus. Insecticides. Charts illustrating classification of insects. Apparatus for collecting. Apparatus for mounting and preserving, Coll. Exh. Div. of Entomology |
E - Mines & Mining |
42 |
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U. S. Geological Survey, Washington |
A systematic collection of rocks and fossils |
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43 |
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Dept. Mines and Mining, W. C. Exposition, Washington |
U. S. Coals |
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44 |
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Mining Dept., World's Columbian Exposition, Washington |
Building stone |
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48 |
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Mining Dept. of the World's Columbian Exposition |
Mineral waters of the United States. Exhibit of various grades of salt |
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67 |
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U. S. Geological Survey, Washington |
Annual volumes entitled Mineral Resources of the United States. A collection of relief maps & geological models |
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U. S. Geological Survey, Washington |
A collection of topographical & geological maps and publication of the survey. Collection of transparent photographs on glass. 3 volumes topographical maps, U. S. |
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Dept. Mines & Mining, World's Col. Exposition, Washington |
Collective exhibit of metallurgical specimens. Column of cubes of minerals showing the total products of the useful minerals of the United States |
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Skiff, F. J. W. |
Outline for a systematic ex. col. of metallurgical specimens |
F - Machinery |
74 |
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Lanston Monotype Machine Co., Washington |
[no item listed] |
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Monoline Composing Co., Washington |
Type casting machines |
G - Transportation |
80 |
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B. E. Fernow, Chief of the Forestry Department, Washington |
Drawings, models and specimens of cross ties |
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83 |
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War Department, Washington |
Ambulance. Dump cart. Hand cart. Pack mules. Hand litter and saddler's tools. Historic wagon |
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Curtis, W. E., Washington |
Transportation subjects from Latin American nations |
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Motts, Geo. W., Washington |
Set black leather harness |
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Hotchkiss Ordinance Co., Washington |
Pack saddles, nut guns and carriage |
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85 |
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Cassidy, Arthur, Washington |
Design and model of steam yacht |
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U. S. Treasury, Washington |
Lens lanterns, lenses, light houses, light ships, buoys, life-saving station and accessories, charts and publications, coast survey steamer "Blake" |
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U. S. Navy Dept., Washington |
Hydrographic (Chart construction) |
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U. S. War Dept., Washington |
Models & pictures of river and harbor works |
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86 |
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Hotchkiss Ordnance Co., Washington |
Howell auto-mobile torpedo and launching gear. Armor plates & breech plug. Projectiles & cartridge cases. Hotchkiss general accessories. One pounder rapid firing naval landing gun and field carriage. 12 pounder mountain gun & field carriage. 2 pounder infantry gun & field carriage. 1 pounder revolving cannon; 1 pounder revolving gun on naval stand. 75 minimum horse battery gun & field carriage. Long 2 pounder R. F. gun cage mount. 3 pounder R. F. gun. Long 6 pounder R. F. gun. 3 inch R. F. gun (cage stand). 4 inch R. F. naval mount. Heavy 6 pounder R. F. gun, 50 Cal. (Naval) |
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U. S. War Dept., Washington |
Guns, mortars, batteries, carriages, &c. Sims-Edison torpedo. Photographs of fortifications. Models of Gruson turret. Breech-loading rifles and mortars. Rodman casting plant. Shooting gallery, ballistic, machines & range finders. Shell for pneumatic dynamite gun & service projectiles. Small arms and gun locks. Siege guns and carriages. Field guns and carriages. Historical guns. Rapid fire guns. Machine guns |
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U. S. Navy Department, Washington |
Hotchkiss Rifle Model No. 2. Rapid fire & machine guns and mounts. Models, plans & publications. Armor plates, gun models and photographs Battle Ship "Illinois". Model of U. S. Ships. U. S. Naval Academy. Bureau of Ordnance |
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Lieut. W. McCarty Little, U. S. Navy |
Caravels, "Pinta & Nina" |
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American Projectile Co., Washington |
Electric welded projectiles |
H - Manufactures |
90 |
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Stevens, Mrs. E. J., Washington |
Decorated door |
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91 |
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Mary & Emily Healy, Washington |
Bold carved porcelain, (chyso-ceramics). Decorated china |
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Washington Hydraulic Press Brick Co., Washington |
Plain & ornamental brick |
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Sherritt, Mrs. J., Washington |
Decorated china |
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104 |
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Washington Exchange, Washington |
Table cloth containing 5830 pieces, sewed together by a journeyman |
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106 |
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Basselman, Miss Elizabeth, Washington |
Needlework |
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Stevens, Mrs. E. J., Washington |
Tapestries |
J - Electricity |
124 |
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Domestic Light & Power Co., Washington |
Class A - Battery for closed circuit work |
L - Liberal Arts |
147 |
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Spenser, G. L., Washington |
Vacuum drying oven |
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Medical Dept., United States Army, Washington |
A post hospital containing supplies for general hospital. 80 constructive sections of bones, showing form and structure of osseous tissues. 3 hundred enlargements, (photographs). A field hospital. Collection of bones showing difference in destruction of large and small caliber weapons. Chemical laboratory to a general hospital |
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The Columbia Automatic Filter Co., Washington |
Six tube germ proof self-cleaning filter |
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Surgeon General Geo. M. Sternberg, Washington |
Photographs of bacteria |
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148 |
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Bureau of Animal Industry, Washington |
Models illustrating hygiene transportation of livestock, and inspection of cattle and meats |
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149 |
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Association Collegiate Alumnae, Washington |
Health statistics |
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149 |
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Association American Agricultural Colleges (U. S. Dept. Agriculture). Washington |
Reports including models, specimens, appliances and charts |
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Bureau of Education, Washington |
Models, pictures & illustrations of museums. Educational literature, reports, journals and documents. Series of circulars, bulletins & special reports |
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Dodge, J. R., Washington |
Charts & diagrams illustrating statistics and agricultural products |
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Harris, W. S. (Comm. of Bureau of Education), Washington |
Series national reports of education. Forms, returns &c. illustrating the work of the Bureau of Education |
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Jackson, Sheldon (General Agent of Education in Alaska), Washington |
Education in Alaska |
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Kendall School for Deaf Mutes, Washington |
School exhibits |
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National Deaf Mute College, Washington |
Work in book-keeping, stenography and typewriting |
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Sister Baptista Linton, Visitation Convent, Washington (Georgetown) |
Historical charts and text books |
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St. John's College, Washington |
Crayon drawings & class work |
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United States Bureau of Education, Washington |
Educational statistics, American & Foreign |
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150 |
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Bureau of Engraving & Printing, Washington |
Engravings |
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Dunwoody, Major (Signal Service), Washington |
Meteorological observations |
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Field, Kate, Washington |
"Kate Field's Washington" |
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Howell, E. E., Washington |
Relief maps of United States, Gulf of Mexico and portions of Atlantic and Pacific coasts |
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Woman's National Press Association, Washington (Care Mrs. Mary S. Lockwood, Pres., Woman's Nat'l Press Association, No. 1101 K St., Washington, D.C.) |
Journalism |
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Emily J. Wilkins, Collector and Custodian (Care Mrs. Emily J. Wilkins, 1709 Massachusetts Avenue, Washington, D.C.) |
Books and literature |
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151 |
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Fanth and Company, Washington |
Steel Meriden Circle |
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Gardner, W. F., Washington |
Thermostat |
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Hollerith, Herman, Washington |
The Hollerith electric tabulating system |
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Taylor, Dr. Thomas (U. S. Dept. Agriculture), Washington |
Instruments used in the division of microscopy testing |
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United States Coast and Geodetic Survey, Washington |
Standard weights & measures. Model of the United States including Alaska, Half second pendulum for gravity determinations. Base line apparatus. Collective exhibit of charts, maps, models, instruments & publications. Geodetic and engineering instruments |
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Wiley, Prof. H. W., Washington |
Extracting apparatus. Polariscope lamp |
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Marvin, F., Washington |
Marvin weighing rain and snow gauge electrically, recording. Electrical sunshine recorder |
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United States Weather Bureau, Washington |
Daily weather map making and weather forecasting. Meteorological maps and bulletins. Marvin’s electrically recording tipping-bucket rain gauge. Triple register recording wind velocity and direction, and duration of sunshine. Marvin's normal mercurial barograph. Collection of meteorological instruments in operation |
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152 |
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Corps of Engineers, Washington |
River improvements. Canals, locks & dams. Publications of the Engineer Corps. Harbor improvements. Public works under care of the Engineer Corps in the District of Columbia. Coast and harbor defenses. Surveys and reconnoissances |
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153 |
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War Records Office, Washington |
Official records of the Union and Confederate forces |
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Quartermaster's Department, Washington |
Bedding, tentage, uniforms, material for uniforms, harnesses for army use. Mess furniture |
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Ordnance Dept., U.S.A., Washington |
Testing machines. Cartridge making machines from Frankford Arsenal. Gun making machines from Springfield Armory. Shooting gallery. Ammunition, small arms, machine guns and rapid fire guns. Modern breech loading cannon. Development of ancient and modern ordnance |
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Census Office, Washington |
Reports of U. S. Census from 1790 to 1890. Schedules, charts & statistics |
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Chemical Dept., U. S. Dept. of Agriculture, Washington |
Chemical laboratory |
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H. Hollerith, Washington |
Hollerith electric tabulating system |
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Post Office Dept., Washington |
Series of post office stamps. Postal service, active exhibit. Postal appliances and equipments. Transportation of mail by land. Transportation of mail by water. History of progress of department. Regulations and stamps |
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155 |
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Greely, General A. W., Washington |
Collective Arctic exhibit |
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Kilbourne, Capt. Charles E., Washington |
Field telephone and reel cart |
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Curtis, William E., Washington |
Articles illustrating conditions and customs of Latin America |
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Department of Justice, Washington |
Books, portraits, etchings and curios |
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Chief Signal Officer, (U.S. Army), Washington |
Signal and telegraph equipments, instruments and supplies |
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Chemical Division U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Washington |
United States government laboratory |
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Dr. George Marx, Washington |
Drawings, blocks & proofs |
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C. Hart Merriam, Dept. of Agriculture, Washington |
Work of Div. of Ornithology in Ec. Agriculture |
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Botanical Division of U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Washington |
Work of Botanical Division |
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Dr. Thomas Taylor, U. S. Dept. Agriculture, Washington |
Edible and poisonous mush-rooms, 1000 mod. |
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Edwin Willets, Washington |
Museum collection of cereals & silks |
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Dr. C. W. Stiles, Washington |
Spec. life histories of animal parasites |
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Dr. D. L. Laknon, Washington |
Special diseases of domesticated animals |
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Dr. Smith, Agricultural Dept., Washington |
Botanical specimens |
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Henry E. Alvord, Washington |
Agricultural College exhibit |
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Ass. Amer. Agri. College and Ex. Station, Washington |
Agricultural College and Ex. Station |
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Office of Experiment Stations, U. S. Dept. of Agriculture, Washington |
Records and publications on agriculture experiment |
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Prof. Mrs. Nellie S. Kedzie, Washington (Manhattan, Kansas) |
Domestic Economy Land Grant, Col. |
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R. M. Pindell, Jr., Washington (Pindell, Md.) |
Means & method of instruction in Civil Engineering, Land Grant College's exhibit |
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A. C. True, U.S. Department of Agriculture |
Biological laboratories |
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E. W. Allen, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Washington |
Model chemical laboratories |
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Quartermaster's Dept., Washington |
Veterinary and ferrier's exhibit |
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W. E. Curtis, Washington |
Books, etchings, portraits & curios |
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Bureau of Ethnology, Smithsonian Institute, Washington |
Complete series of publications |
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Signal Corps, Washington |
The Artillery Anemometer |
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Mrs. A. W. Greely, Washington |
Flag displayed nearest the North Pole, together with artistic representations of Arctic scenes |
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Julius Bien & Company, Washington |
Maps accompanying records of the Union & Confederate armies |
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Alfred B. Sheppardran, Washington |
Economic exhibit of cotton and illustrations |
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Bureau of Ethnology, Smithsonian Institute |
Costumed figures of North American Indians |
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Joseph D. McGuire, Washington |
Collection illustrating the methods of stone making |
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Mary A. Henry, Washington |
Photographs of scientific apparatus of Joseph Henry |
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Smithsonian Institute, Washington |
Fac-similes of original maps and drawings made by John Wyth, of the Roanoke Colony in 1585. Models of the "May Flower" and "Sally Constant." Exhibit illustrating the history and development of Japanese pottery. Exhibit illustrating the processes employed in the Graphic Arts. Collection illustrating the arts and industries of women among the savage and semi-barbarous peoples. Collection of Ethnological implements made by the Carib races. Collection of instruments illustrating history and growth of music. Costumed figures of North American Indians. Collective exhibit of North American Ethnology from the collections of the National Museum and Bureau of Ethnology. Synoptical collection from Dept. of Prehistoric Anthropology in the National Museum. Collection of Ethnological objects made of jade, turquoise, and rock crystal. Collection of metallic money of the North American Colonies. A collection of paper money. Collection of medals, commemorating events in American history. Collective exhibit. Collection illustrating the history of religious ceremonies, art, and ecclesiastical history. A systematic series of the families of American mammals. 12 groups of North American mammals mounted with natural accessories. Collection of mounted mammal heads. Systematic collection of families of American birds. Collection of humming birds and birds of Paradise. Monographic collection of native game birds of North America. Popular collection of birds showing the confusion of common names. Educational exhibit of birds with natural accessories. Systematic collection of families of American reptiles. Systematic series of fishes in alcohol. Educational exhibit of Invertebrate animals. Collection illustrating the comparative anatomy of vertebrate animals. Collection illustrating the utilization of animal products. Educational exhibit illustrating volcanic phenomena. Exhibit illustrating glacial phenomena. Collection of primitive instruments made of copper. bronze and gold. A systematic series of American insects. Educational exhibit illustrating the chemical constituents & compound of the human body. Model of Viking Ship. Series of portraits of native races of North and South America. Educational exhibit of gems and ornamental stones. Collection illustrating the color of minerals. A crystalographic series of minerals collection illustrating the formation of limestone caverns |
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National Museum, Washington |
Collective exhibit. Publications of the National Museum |
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American Historical Association, Washington |
Complete series of publications |
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Major J. W. Powell, Director, Bureau of Ethnology, Smithsonian Institute, Washington |
Linguistic map of North America |
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Bureau of American Republics, Washington |
Illustrations of Latin-American conditions & customs |
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Department of State, Washington |
Books, manuscripts and art works |
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Commercial Fund, Washington |
Illustrating articles, required in markets of Latin-America |
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Intercontinental Railway Commission, Washington |
Relief map showing line of proposed Intercontinental Railway, and other articles illustrating its plan |
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158 |
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Partello, M. J., Washington |
Loan exhibit of violins |
M - Ethnology |
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Department of State |
Publication of history, etc. of the Department of State. Seal of the United States. Portrait of Thomas Paine (loaned by M. D. Conway.) Statuette of George Washington, by Baron Marchetti (loaned by Lord George Young.) Prints & photographs of French and British characters prominently identified with the Revolution. Pictures of several buildings occupied by Department of State and Department of Foreign Affairs from 1731 to present day |
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William E. Curtis |
Collective exhibit in "La Rabida" illustrating the time of Columbus. Books, pictures and historical objects |
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Antonio Apache |
Navajo saddle, silver bridle & loom |
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Drs. Billings and Bowditch |
Composite photography |
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Frank H. Cushing |
Zuni games |
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Miss Elizabeth Jackson |
45 original water color shades |
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August G. Heaton |
"Recall of Columbus" (historical picture) |
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Cora K. Curtis |
Porcelain bust of Columbus |
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Francis Cotton |
Portrait of Americus Vespucci |
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Bureau of American Republics |
Historical objects relating to life of Columbus and discovery of America. Manners and customs of people of Latin-American Republics. Relief map of American Hemisphere showing the proposed line of the Intercontinental Railway |
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Lieut. Roger Welles, Jr., U. S. Navy (Collector) |
Ethnological collection from Orinoco tribes |
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Lieut. R. E. Peary, U. S. Navy (Collector) |
Ethnological collection from North Greenland |
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U. S. National Museum |
Model of "The Pueblo Nashonguini Arizona" |
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A. R. Spofford (Librarian of Congress) |
Books, etc. |
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Department of State |
Historical objects relating to life of Columbus & his discoveries. Miscellaneous papers, etc. Declaration of Independence. Prints and etchings of signers of the Declaration of Independence. Continental Congress, papers, etc. Constitution of United States. Papers, relics of Benjamin Franklin. Papers, relics, of Thomas Jefferson, Papers, relics of George Washington, Papers, relics of James Munroe. Maps showing expansion of territory by treaty. Maps showing growth of Consular and Legislative representation |
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Frances la Flesche |
Omaha pipes of Friendship |
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C. V. Riley |
Insects injurious to agriculture. Silk insects. Insects injurious to forest trees. Systematic and biologic Entomology. Insecticides and insecticide, apparatus. Professional exhibit of collecting and rearing apparatus. Illustrations, maps and charts, of the insect and official publication of the U. S. Entomologist. Special exhibit of models of plants and insects affecting them and anatomical models of insects. Collective exhibit of Entomology in relation to agriculture and economics. |
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C. Brown Goode |
Map of number and location of places in U. S. A. named in honor of Columbus |