The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-08-18
PARIS EXPOSITION AWARDS
A LONG LIST OF AlIERIC1N VIM
NERS ANNOUNCED.

TerryviIIe, Two In New Britain ant
Pratt s. whitney, of Hartford, Receive
HonOrs.
Faris, Aug. 17.-The list of awards tt
Arr erican exhibitors at the Paris expo
sition was made public to-day.
The United States in all secured LBS
awards OF these 220 were grand prizes
4S6 gold medals, 5S3 silver medals, Az
bronze medals, 270 honorable mention
and a long list of gold, silver and bronze
medals for collaborators.
Such is the record achieved by Amer
lea, as announced to-day by the French
officials Every line of industry anc
art and skill is given recognition. Amer
lean farm products, American mines
and forestry receive grand prizes and
gold medals, and American cottons
woolens and silks are given the same
consideration as are American harvest
ing machinery, sewing machines print
ing presses, libertl arts and transpor-
tation, while silverware, jewelry, art
and education are placed in the front.
At the Paris exposition in 1889 only
1000 prizes, including those for collab-
orators, were given, divided as follows:
Grand prizes, 55; gold medals, 214; silver
medals, 300; bronze medals, 264; honor
able mentions, 229.
United States Commissioner General
Peck and his associates are highly
pleased with the results as demonstrat-
ing the superiority of American prod
ucts and the superiority of the charac-
ter of the whole American section
The following are list arranged by
groups and classes Of those who receiv-
ed grand prizes or gold medals. The
names of those receiving silver and
bronze medals and honorable mention,
with the collaborators are not yet furn-
ished by the committee. In a large
number of classes the silver medal was
the highest recognition bestowed and
may be called the highest award.
Grand Prizes of Gold Medals.
Department of education: Group l.,
class Elementary education-Amer-
/ lean Book company, New York city;
! Americ1n School Furniture company
! New York city; C. w. Bardeen SYRIA
cuse, N Y: Susan E. Blow, Cazenovia,
NJ Y; Bureau of Education, Washing
! ton, d. c.: State Board of Education,
/ California; State Board of Education,
! Massachusetts; Board Of Education, AL
bany, N. r.; Board Of Education, Bos-
ton, Mass; Board of Education, Chica-
go, Ill: Board of Education, Denver,
Col. Board of Education, Newark, N.
j.; Board of Education, New York city;
Board of Education, Omaha, Neb;
Training School for Teachers New York
city; Normal School System, State of
New York Normal School System, State
of Massachusetts,; Normal School Sys-
tenn, State of Pennsylvania; Normal
School City of Philadelphia; Board of
Education, Washington, d. c.: State
Beard of Public Instruction, Illinois;
State Board of instruction, Indiana;
state Board of Instruction. New York;
State Board of Public Instruction. Penn
sylvania: State Board of Education,
Wisconsin,; Educational Review, New
York; William r.. Harris, Washington,
n. c.; Journal of Education, Boston,
Mass; Milton Bradley company, SPRING
field, Mass; Perry Pictures company,
Maiden. Mass; Prang' Educational COM
pany, New York city; United States
Commission to Paris Exhibition of 1900,
Department of Education; Hawaii Pub
lie school system, Kamehameha Insti-
tute, Hawaii; Board of Education, st.
Louis, Mo.
Glass 2, Secondary Education.-Ameri-
can Book company, New York city; C.
w. Bardeen, Syracuse NJ Y; State
Board of Education, Massachusetts;
Board of Education, Albany N. Y;
Board of Education, Boston, Mass,
Board of Education, Chicago, ILL.,;
Board of Education, Denver, Col;
Board of Education New York city;
Beard of Education, ST. Louis, Mo;
state Department of Public Instruction,
New York; Educational Review, New
York city: American Museum of Nat
ural History, New York city; School
Review, Chicago, ILL.,; Department of
United States Commission;
Silver, Burdett & Co., New York; |
Washington University, st. Louis Mo.
Glass 8, Higher Educa
Library association, Association of Col |
legiate Alumnae, Congressional Library,
university, Bryn Mawr college, |
Vassar college, Wellesley college, Dew
ey Melvil G4ibrarian), Denton Brothers,
Teachers College, New York
city; Educational Review, New York
city; Massachusetts Institute of Tech
loloey; New York State Museum, AL
oany, N. Y; Harvard Observatory, !
Cambridge, Mass; Department of Ed
lcation, United States commission:
University Of California, Berkeley; Uni
Jersity of Chicago; Columbia Universi-
y, New York city; Cornell University,
ithaca, N. Y. Harvard University,
Cambridge Mass; Johns Hopkins Uni
'ersity, Baltimore, Nd; r. 3. Rowlands
Baltimore; University of the State of
New York Albany, N. Y; University
If Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa;
princeton University, Princeton, N. j.;
Yale University, New Haven, Conn;
Professional Education of the United
states"
Glass 4, Art E,ducation-Art Institute
If Chicago; Normal Art School, Boston,
Mass: Art Students League. New York
,ity: Massachusetts, Institute of Tech
lology (Architecture).
Glass ), Agricultural Education-De-
,artment of Education, United States
Charles w. Dabney, Knox
-i1lp Tenn