The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-18
AMERICAN EXHIBITORS CAPTURE
NEARLY EIGHT HUNDRED
.- FIRST AWARDS
Art Ind SKILL REPRESENTED
PRIZE LIST INCLUDES EVERY
BRANCH EXHIBITED BY UNITED
STATES PEOPLE
PARTIAL LIST OF GRAND PRIZES
Total Number of Medals Is 1881, of
Which 22O Are Grand Prizes,
6S3 Gold Medals and
4S0 Silver.

PARIS, Aug. 1.-THE list Of awards to
American exhibitors at the Paris exposi-
ton was made public today
The United States in all secured 1881
awards. OF these 22O were grand prizes,
tS6 gold medals, $50 silver medals 422
bronze medals, go honorable mentions
and a long list of gold, silver and bronze
medals for colaborators
Such Is the record achieved for Ameri-
ca as announced today by the
French officials. Every line of in
dIstry and art and skill is given rec
ognition. American farm products,
American mines and forestry receive
grand prizes and gold medals, and Aneri-
can cottOns, woolens and silks are given
the same consideration as are American
harvesting machinery, sewing machines,
printing presses, liberal arts and transpOr~
tation, while silverware, jewelry, art and
education are placed in the front At the
Paris exposition Of 1889 only 1000 prizes,
including those for collaborators, were
given, distributed as follows:
Grand prizes, 55; gold medals. pa; silver
medals, 800; bronze medals, 246; honorable
mentions, 229.
United States Commissioner General
Peck and his associates are highly pleased
with the results, as demonstrating the su-
periority of American products and the
superiority of the character of the whole
American section.
The list, arranged by groups and
classes, Is limited to those who received
grand prizes or gold medals. The names
of those receiving silver and bronze
medals and honorable mentions, with the
collaborators, are not yet furnished by
the committee. In a large number of
classes the silver medal was the highest
recognition bestowed and may be called
the highest award. In the Inc Of educa-
ton the following received medals:
American Book company, New York
city; American School Furniture COM
pany, New York city; Bardeen, c. W.,
syracuse, n. Y; Blow, Susan E., Case
nova, N. y; bureau of education, Wash
ing ron ID. c. state board Of education,
California; state board of education Mas
6achuSettS; board of education, Albany,
n Y; board of education Boston; board
OF education, Chicago; board of educa-
uon, Denver; board of education, New
ark, 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
A'A "a AlOI uldl SCHOOL system, state OF
MASSACHUSETTS,; normal school system,
tate Of Pennsylvania; normal school sys-
TEN, city of Philadelphia; board of edu-
cation, Warrington, D. c.; state board of
public instruction, Illinois; state boaIN
OF public instruction, Indiana; state board
OF public instruction, New York; state
board Of education, Wisconsin; Eduea-
COnal Review, New York: Harris WIii-
liam T, Washington, D. G.; Journal Of
Education, Boston; Milton Bradley com
pany, Springfield, Mass; Perry Picture
e company, Maiden; Mass; Prang Educa-
uonal company, New York city.
United States commission to Paris ex-
hibition Of 1880, department of education.
Hawaii public school system; Kameha-
meha institute, Hawaii; board of educa-
ton, st. Louis, Mo.
Glass q Secondary Educatlon-Ameri-
can Book company, New York city; Bar
deem, c. w, Syracuse. N Y; state board
of education, Massachusetts; boards of
education, Albany, Boston, Mass; Chi
Cago, Ill; Denver, Col, New York cIty.
81. louis, MO; state department of pub
lie instruction, New York; Educational
Review. New York city; American Mu-
scum Or Natural History, New York city:
School Review, Chicago; department Of
YER Burdette q Co. New York cifv.
Washington university, st. Louis. Mo.
CLASS 3, Higher Observation-Disclosures
Of Collegiate Alumnae; CONGRESSIONAL IL
brary. Washington, D. G.: CercIe Fran-
Gals, of Hardvaid university; Bryn Mawr
college; Nassar college; WELLESLEY col
legei Dewey " Melville Qibrarianl; Denton
New York city; Educational Review, New
York city; Massachusetts Institute of
Technology; New York State museum.
Cambridge, Mass; department of educss,,
ton United States commission: Univer
sity OF california, Berkeley, Cal; Uni.
yersity of Chicago; Columbia, university
New York city; Cornell university. Tth,
AGA; Harvard university, Cambridge
Mass; Johns Hopkins university. Baiti
University of the State of New York A.
bany, N Y; University of Pennsylvania;
Princeton university; Professional Edu
cation Of the United States"
Class T. Art Education-Art Tnti+ute oF
Chicago; Normal Art school, Boston: Art
Students league, New York city; Massa-
echusetts Institute of TECHNOLOGY arch
Glass -5,Agricultural Education-Denart-
ment Of education, United States commits
sion; Dabney. Charles w, Knoxville,
Class C. Industrial and Commercial Edu-
catonLAmerlcan Book company, New
York city; bureau Of education, Washing
ton, -: e; board of education, Boston
(evening Schools; department Of ednca
ton, state of New York; Butler, Nicholas
Murray New York city; Pierce Business
college, New York city: Spencerian RnSis
ness college, New York city; Spencerian
Business college, Cleveland, O.. Carlisle
Trade school New York CITY: Hamnton
institute. Virginia; Tuskegee instit1fe
Alabama; Business college, ALBANY n
z; bureau of Indian affairs, WASHINGTON
.. G.: Howard university, Washinsfen
D, G; massachusetts, Institute Of Tech,
nology Boston. 0N-
Department of Fine Arts. Groun .
Class John S. Sargent. J. McHeiii
Whistler; Edwin Abbey. John w. Alex-
ender. Cecilia Baux, George de F. Brush
WI an M. Chase, Winslow Homer. Alb
Glass 81 MacNein Whistler 1oson,
Pennel, Timothy Cole. IA
Class S-Augustus S. Gaudens. Fred
ericl5 MacMonnies. Daniel c. Frederick
D. S. Danton. G. ]. Barnard, Richard
Glass 1o-McKim Mead & White. Bor-
In the department of Liberal Arts. s,
Group 3. Among those receiving gold
medals are: United States Bureau oe en-
craving and Printing. United States gov
eminent publishers bulding), Smith
Premier Typewriter company, Wyck
off, Seamans & Benedict Mer-
genthaler Linotype company. Uni
type company, Neostyle Manufacturing
company, Mississippie river comnlissfon
United states express, American Rail
way Master Mechanics association. In,
Master Carbuiders' association, and
Barber Asphalt Paving company
In the department of agriculture, food