Jasper County Democrat, Volume 7, Number 21, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 27 August 1904 — WORLD’S FAIR SPECIAL DAYS [ARTICLE+ILLUSTRATION]

WORLD’S FAIR SPECIAL DAYS

Events of Worldwide Importance Crowd j One Another on the Season’s Pro-gramme-Many Congresses and Conventions to Meet Each of the remaining days of the .World's Fair season has a programme filled with special events that offes additional attractions for late visitors. National and state governments, municipalities, secret societies, trade organizations and college fraternities have arranged to participate in the special days allotted to them, and thousands of persons will be drawn to the World’s Fair upon these occasions. Missouri is to have an entire week at the Exposition, and the Lumberman of America will be present for six days. St. Louis day Sept 15, will be

one at the big days of the Exposition in point of attendance. Some of the largest events, including the great airship races, have not yet been scheduled, and they are not included in the list of attractions given here: SPECIAL EVENTS FOR AUGUST,. 27—Liberal Arts day. 39—Inauguration of great Olympic games, hammer throwing, running and Jumping. 50— Tennis tournament and Marathon race in Olympic games. 51— Eagles' day and Tyler family reunion. International tug of war In Olympic games. SPECIAL EVENTS FOR SEPTEMBER. I—Tennessee and Indiana day.Dumbbell competition and hurdle races In Olympic games. S— Jewelers’ and Silversmiths’ day. S— Sons and Daughters of Justice. International team race in Olympic games. (—Labor day and beginning of Lumbermen’s week. •—Oklahoma day. 7 Convention of postoffice clerks and Brigham family reunion. 8— Modern Woodmen day. •—California. Odd Fellows* and House of Hoo-Hoo day. 10— Reunion of Spanish War Veterans. s 11— Maryland day. World’s amateur cricket contest. Cattle show opens in Live Stock station; closes Sept. 24. 11—Catholic Knights of America. 14— Woodmen of the World and State of Louisiana day. 15— St Louis day. 16— Mexico day and Germanic congress. 17— Massachusetts and Colorado day. 11—Congress of arts and science and Arizona day. Olympic golf championship toumameat. tS— Nevada day. Archery contests. B—lllinois day. S—Arkanaaa day. S—Lewis and Clark Centennial exposition day and Virginia day. M—ldaho day. a—Fraternal day.

Military attiletlo carnival. 17—North Dakota and Apple day. 2S—lnternational congress of lawyers and justices and Utah day. tt—Knights and Ladies of Security day. SCl—Kansas day. SPECIAL EVENTS FOR OCTOBER. 1— Indian Territory day. Equestrian polo championship contests. •—New York day. Sheep and swine exhibition In Live Stock section; closes Oct. 15. 4 New York State and Advertising Men's day. •—Rhode Island day. •—Maine, Ohio, New Jersey and German day. 7 W. C. T. U. and Daughters of Confederacy day. 8— Chicago Press day. 10—Cuba’s national day. U—Missouri day. !•—ltalian and Michigan day. !•—Connecticut and City of Detroit day. 14— A. A. U. Wrestling Championship day. K-Mystle Toilers' day. TB— American Library Association day. » A tanks. Mebsaska and Helen Keller day. M—JeSerasa dag. 20— Meeting of Ctaonlal Dames of America. 21— CongregaSlecial day. 22 Fraternal Mystic Circle. 24 Bankers of the World day and National Council of Women. Poultry, pigeons and pet stock exhibition In Live Stock section; closes Nov. B. 25 Clergyman day. Dog and cat exhibition In Live Stock section; closes Oct. 28. 26 Nut growers, dnlfymen and silk culturlsts’ congress! 17—Farmers' mass exhibition. Turners' mass exhibition. 28—A. A. U. gymnastics championship. 22—Home missionary convention. A. A. U. gymnastic championships. SPECIAL EVENTS FOR NOVEMBER. 2 Convention King’s Daughters and Sons and National Humane society. B—Collegiate Alumni association. 5 Missouri University day. 7—lnterscholastic football games. Southern breeding cattle exhibit la Live Stock section; closes Nov. U. Id—College relay racing. 12-College football. 15— Brooklyn <fciy. 16— Association football. 17— Cross country championship. IS—Association football. tt— lnterscholastic football.

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